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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 27, 1733
Page
3
A 1733 notice describes Jacob Watane, alias Sopr Walker, alias London, about fifty, with a long face, coppery complexion, tall, wearing a coat and green waistcoat, sought by authorities. He is charged with transportation, larceny, and evading arrest, with a £100 bond and gaol order in effect, listed in the county jail record.
FHEREAS My mare of ene aft ates half hi black mane and tail and several witnesses report the mare was taken by a farrier from Lobes Pans Hear Witch in Wiens aid. The reward is offered to anyone who returns the mare or provides information leading to her recovery. Name John Cart and Mr. Thomas Phillips of Sedgley as parties associated with the notice.
Readable fragments describe a local notice from Wor and Seale with references to places and names garbled by OCR. The text lacks clear actions or dates, leaving only scattered proper nouns and vague context. No concrete event, deadline, or authority is discernible.
Notice to all Gentlemen offering good ready made suits and cloath garments at Hart Street end of Bow-street Covent Garden. Describes various fabrics sizes and prices with ready made garments on sale. Inventory mentions livery and suit types with discounts and examples of photos or examples of colors.
An advertisement notes original proprietors Geoace Hutton Rosgrt BreH and Tuowss Hunt offer stage coaches from the Black Swan Inn Holbourn to York with daily departures on Fridays and Thursdays. Coaches run five days per week, with services to Newcastle or Edinburgh from York. John Dale runs York Stage from Holbourn but takes no passengers for the York to Holbourn route.
A damaged OCR notice describes a tavern named Thatch'd-Houvre Favern in St James's Street near the royal palaces. It mentions six on a floor and a war of Mr Edward uten, with two bricklayers in Kathe ring Wheel Yard.
A pamphlet advertisement describes a work on the jurisdiction of the Chancery and the Lords in Parliament on appeals from courts of equity. It notes publication by Joel Scephems at the Hand and Star, Temple Gates, with distribution by A. Dodd.
An early noble genealogy volume dedication notes the Lives of all princes from William the Great to the late era, detailing corners of Castle-Abey and notable locales. It promises copper plates and engraved portraits, with a focus on lineages and family history.
Public notice from 1733 announcing the first volumes of The Practical Husbandman and Planter. It details the price per month for subscribers, distribution through seed shops in London and other cities, and mentions forthcoming issues, advertisements, and supplier listings. It notes locations, agents, and components like a general article, subscription lists, and an index.
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