Lost Gelding Near New Windsor Forest
A light gray gelding about one hundred hands high, aged, recently startled, bearing a prior scar near the near fetlock. Marked with the letters J. H. Last seen near Mr Joseph Noake or Dr Hays at New Windsor Berks. Reward of two guineas offered for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolen
Joseph Noahs
Beay
New Lodge
Forest of Windsor
Mark
J. H
Noake
Dr. Hays
Rew Windsor
Berks
Missing servant Gregory Riches sought in Oxfordshire
Notice requests information on Gregory Riches a middle aged man with ruddy complexion and full eyes who absented from service at Wroxton Oxfordshire on Wednesday He may be distressed in his senses and offers a reward to informants directing contacts at Lord North and Guilford's Grosvenor, or Mrs Adams near Wroxcon Banbury for the return to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Riches
Wroxtor
Oxfordshire
Cheyne
Lord North and
Guilford’s
Grosverrore
Mortgage and Estates Recommended by Michael Newnam
A summary of property matters including mortgages and estates prepared by Michael Newnam at his office on Hacton Garden. No dates or specific entities clearly readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Newnam
Hacton-Garden
Murdered Wife Henry Price the Wakefield Manhunt
On Tuesday the 11th of Liftant a woman was found murdered naked and tied to a gravel pile near Hownflow Heath. Mary Price, wife of George Price, a London merchant’s servant, is identified as the victim. her husband, George Price, is suspected and fled toward Canterbury. Authorities promise ten guineas for information leading to his capture. Price is about 22, five feet eight, Welsh-born, fair pallor, smallpox scars, with blue livery coat and breeches at the time of escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithereas
Coanty
Middlesex
Mary Price
George Price
Coke
New Broad-street
Ilfeworth
Ape
Wales
Welch
Perditives Mine Proprietors to Meet at Queen's Arms Tavern
The Perforis who hold Shares in Sir William Perdatves's Mines in Cornwall are invited to meet at the Queen's Arms Tavern St Pauls Churchyard on the 24th at six to discuss filing a Bill in the High Court of Chancery against John Richards of Trethall Cornwall and William Like and others for account of funds from mine profits. The aim is to plan vigorous pursuit and compel accounting. proprietors not yet executing a letter of attorney may do so by applying to William Burgoyney or William Bernard at Furnival's Inn and Inns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LE Perforis
Sir William
Perdatves
Cornwall
Queen’s Arms
St. Paul’s Churchyard
High Court
Charicéry
John Richards
Trethall
Willian
Richards
Joe Oo
William Burgoyney
Furnival
William Bernard
Ions Inn
Debts owed to the Estate of Mr LX Thoras Johnfort
Creditors of the late Mr LX Thoras Johnfort of Oxford Street St Marylebone Middlesex are urged to pay debts to Mir John Sedgwick of the Six Clerks Office or Mr Edward Dewfall near Cavendish Square. Claimants must present any demands on the estate to them to receive satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A& L
LX Thoras Johnfort
Oxford Street
St. Mary le Bone
Middlesex
Smith
Deceas
Mir
Jol Sedgwick
Edward Déwfall
Bonifover-street
Cavendish Square
P&rfone
Thomas Johnson
Sedgwick
Dewfall
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Mr. Taos
Mercer
Ludgate-Hill
King’s
Hay-Market
N. B
Giese
Lors School
Merchant-Taylor’s
Tom’s
Cornhill
Nicholat Dne
Janeway
Cormhill
St. Paul’s
Freematt’s
Bow Church
Cheapside
Merchant-Tay
Thomas Newman
Emsworth
Southampton
Hackshaw
London
Linnen-draper
Valentine
Chichester
Thomas Lough
Manut Mery-Yard
Powell
Charles-Court
Hingerford- Market
Strand
Newt Seaford
Somerset-House
Common Road Hatch
Nichollas
Harding, EM
Hatron
Paul’s Court
Huggin-Alley
Wood-street
James Hopkins
Lombard-street
General Post-Office
Prith
Pigham
Chichéster
Chichttrrs
St. Pancras
Ghitchester
Entifworthy
Southamphaty
Backshaw
Kirnei-Draper
Lougham
Ludgates Street
Oxford-Arms Tavern
Great Britains &E
Weleliam
Jernegan
Robert Grosvenor
Eaton-Hall
Cheshire
England
France
Hampton Court
William
Hoxtore
Pye Kane
Foffey
Solomon’s
Temple
Prite Tse
W. Lloydl
Khig' Arms
Tavel Ik Chiatherstane
Fleer Freee
Ford
Dhe Boakfekis and
Mazbphiep
Snaptdok
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