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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 04, 1739

Page

3

Deed concerning property in Essex linked to John Stevens

An ancient deed dated about 3d June 2g between John Stevens late of Liberty of Norcon Falgate London Bricklayer deceased and John Stokes regarding an estate on Gavellwood Common Great Baddow Essex. Any person who can produce or locate the deeds or an account of them will be handsomely rewarded.

Gavelwood Common Great Baddow County of Essex John Stevens Freeman Chelmsford Bier Ier Halliwell Great Kirby-street Hatton- Girtley Gondoij Calu & Sya Panier Tolen Wrexham T. Denbigh William Lennox Dublin Albert Nesbit London Francis Price John Jones Mr. Jones Black Prince Holtdirns Bridge

Goods of Dr Humphry Henchman to be sold at Hampton Court

Sale notices list the entire household of the late Dr Humphry Henchman Chancellor of London. Goods include beds, furniture, linen, china, silk, jewelry, kitchen things, a brew-house, a chariot with harness, and a water cart, to be sold on Monday and the following days at his dwelling at Hampton Rear Hampton Court.

Hampton Rear Hampton-Court Houthold Humphry Henchman London

Swan Inn Affectionate Notice from Cock at Redburn

In Newport Pagnel the Swan Inn hosts a notice from THOMAS SANDERS and associates referencing L. Nobility and Gentry relying on L. being well used by their most Humble Servant. The message appears as an old style endorsement from the Cock at Redburn.

Swan Inn Newport-Pagnel Thomas Sanders Redburn

Sale of Lord Windles Glamorgan Estate In London Chamber

Trustees under the Will of the late Right Hon Thomas Lord Viscount Windles announce an urgent sale of parts of his Glamorgan estate. The property includes manors advowsons messuages lands tenements and hereditaments. Sale to occur Friday November 2 between ten and twelve at Mr Wilsons Chambers Symonds Inn Chancery Lane London. Particulars available meanwhile.

Thomas Lord Viscount Windles County of Glamorgan

Two Golden Sugar Loaves Sale of Gentlemen’s Morning Gowns

Auction at the Two Golden Sugar Loaves near the Strand offering a large parcel of gentlemen’s morning gowns and related items from Pope's Head Alley, with prices for gowns, velvets, mantlets, damasks, callimanco, and silk coats. Rich brocades, turkeys silks, florences, and hats also advertised at reasonable rates.

Strand Pope’s-Head Royal Exchange Callimanco Manco

Apothecary Query in Historic Sale Inference

A fragmentary OCR line describes a debate on medical roles with a physician, surgeons, and apothecaries. It hints at pricing or value comparisons and requests an apothecary next in sequence. No clear headline or event is fully stated.

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Extinct Baronets Listed in Genealogical Accounts

A list of baronets created by James I Charles I II Anne George I and later rulers, marked extinct since the last edition. It invites descendants or surviving heirs to contact Thomas Wottor at the Queen's Head and Three Deggars near St Dunstan’s Church Free Street with any verified lineage or extant successors.

Englife Thomas Wottor St. Dunstan’s Church Free Street Charles II Exciné James Howe Cold Barwick Wilts John de la Val Seaton Northumberland William Drake Athe Staffordthirey- Barts Thomas Dereham Norfolk Rushout Guillen Upton Warwickshire Edward Duke Benhall Suffolk Robert Jason Hinton Gloucestershire Ion Coryton Newton Cornwall Nicholas Garrard Langford Robert Pye Hone Derbyshire Polycarpus Wharton Bare Walter Hawksworth Hairksworth Yorkshire John Lear Lindridge William Blacket Newcastle James I Henry Asthurst Waterstock Oxfordshire Wiliam Fytche Eltham Kent William John Blackham London Oliver Ayshcomb Yfford Berks John Brown Tetchbrook Thomas Colby Kensington

Lottery office advertises shares and prizes at Wig an shop

In Cornhill near Royal Exchange Wig an offers an exact numerical book and a register for Lottery draws. He sells tickets and shares at six pence each, promising prompt account of success in town or by port. Purchasers must write names on back of tickets to prove prize claims. he also buys and sells stocks and government securities. Letters post paid receive reply.

Wican Exchange Alley Royal Exchange Cornbi Great Britain William Wigan W. Wigan India

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