Prohibition and penalties for retailing spirits in past act
An old parliamentary measure imposes a ten pound penalty on hawking or selling brandy and other spirits outside approved locations. Justices may convict on view or witnesses, with punishment up to two months in the House of Correction if unpaid. Proceeds benefit parish poor, with informer’s reward and smuggling act provisions for swift punishment.
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House of Correction
Customs of Excise
Schanidladt Sessons
Joan, Williams
William Rine
Charles Serjeant
Uxbridge
Samuel Morgan
Elizabeth Pulwash
Mary Campton
William Green
Alfoche
Bonner
Chapman
Tyffon
John Angle
Duke of Chandos
J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
Surgeon vanishes from friends in Gravesend notice
A surgeon named G. G. Hereas left his friends on the 12th instant and wrote from Gravesend on the 13th seeking a safe return. He warned he would be advertised if he did not come back or send word, and that his affairs would be settled if he returns to I. R. or LP.
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Gravesend
Fordwich
I. R
Sold Goods at Powell's Painted Floor Cloth Warehouse
To be sold at Powell's warehouse and Turner's Shop near Hungerford Market in the Strand. Best painted floor cloths of all sorts and sizes in oil on durable cloth, ready made with fine carpet colours and curious figures. Also liftings, carpets, hair-cloths, matting, and various turnery wares, wholesale or retail.
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Powell
Turner
Charles Court
Hungerford Market
Strand
N. B
Chaplyn
Kent
Ludgate Hill
Tavistock-street
Covent-Garden
Leopatra Weekly Novellist Ad Offers New Editions
Afterday was publish'd N XXXX being the second Number of Vol VI of Leopatra a celebrated Romance. It announces a new edition of The New Atalantis with a Key, priced at five shillings per number and seven shillings sixpence bound in calf, with subscription delivery in town. Also lists two works The Court-Karenpar for 1736 and Conjugal Duty wedding sermons.
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Leopatra
Atalantis
Atalan
J. Watson
Wardrobe-Court
Carter-Lane
Court-Karenpar
Ilustrious
Saxe-Gotha
Ernest Mhi
Inn in Alton Southampton County Description
The Toe LETT announces the Swan Inn in Alton, a commodious and well accustomed inn in the County of Southampton. Inquiries should be made to Mr. Wory, Attorney, at Alton.
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Alton
Southampton
Wory
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