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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 22, 1737
Page
3
The gentlemen clergy and freeholders of Leicester are asked to meet at the Rose and Crown in Kibworth on Thursday December 1 at eleven in the morning to select a proper person to represent the county in place of the late Ambrosé Phillips Esq.
Essieurs Wirrram and Benjamin Seward announce they will continue selling undrawn lottery tickets in a new method said to be more advantageous for purchasers. Those interested may apply at their office in the Great Sale Room Garraway's Coffee House Exchange Alley for full satisfaction.
A brown bay mare, five years old, about 15 hands, with a star, saddle marks, long beefont tail, and a lump on the leg, strayed from Richard Bresley of Northwick in Cheshire. Reward of two guineas for recovery to Edward Holmes of Litchfield or others named, with no questions asked.
Property in St John the Evangelist parish Westminster is let with about 29 acres of meadow, the farm buildings, and a house near the Horse-ferry. An additional 35 acres of upland grass in Five-Fields towards Chelsea may be leased with or without the farm house, wholly or in part. Enquiries to Mr Andrews in Grosvenor Street.
This Day published two books: The New Returna Brevium a digest of writs returns for sheriffs clerks and officers with additions in the third edition. Lex Constiturionis or the Gentleman's Law a treatise on laws statutes offices and an intro to common law for ventures lands and descent with parliamentary procedure. Published by T. Waller Temple Cloysters.
To be let immediately for term or at will. Two houses lately repaired suitable for lapidary, silversmith, or other light trades. Inquire of Mr James Hopkins in Loubard Street near the General Post Office.
Proprie tors of Common Sense or The Englishman's Journal announce a printer change to J. Purser of Warte-Fryars to mark the title. They deny Purser as printer of any letters since October 29 and urge public vigilance against hawkers selling altered copies. See Chartsman and Common Sense for details.
This Day is publish'd a sermon preached before the Sons of the Clergy in the Diocese of Durham at St Nicholas Church Newcastle upon Tyne on Sep 22 1737 by Edmund Tew D D Redler of Boldon. Printed for John Clarke under the Royal Exchange Cornhill.
A catalog listing multiple religious works in four volumes, including O T notes by Tuomas Pyes and sermons by Robert Moss, with prices, editions, and publishers. Also notes on Moss’s gray’s Inn sermons and a Dutch to English biography of The History of the Church through 1918 translated by Lewis Ellis Du Pin.
An 18th century print titled The Beau Monde depicts the Prince of Hogarth era in James's Park. It claims readers can learn current dress styles better than tailors or milliners, with Edward Wickers selling the work near Temple Gate, Fleet Street.
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