Bankrupt Estate Secrecy Reward Inquiry at Emsworth
Notices warn creditors and the public that Thomas Newman of Emsworth is bankrupt and his estate may be hidden. Anyone discovering assets should report to Hackshaw or Valentine near Chichester, with rewards at ten pence in the pound upon recovery. Debtors are ordered not to pay the bankrupt but the assignees.
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King’s Theatre
Hay-Market
His Majesty
ComMaNno
N. B
Thomas Newman
Emsworth
Southampton
Hackshaw
Cornhill
London
Linnen-draper
Valentine
East Gate
Chichester
Thomas Lough
Monument Yard
Richard Smith
Nazing
Essex
Bacon
Susanna Smith
Cheshunt
Hereford
Benry Richardson
Walthem Cross
Pigham
St. Pancras
Michaelmas
Lough
Monument-Yard
W. Lloyd
King’s Arms
Chantery-lane
Fleet-treer
Westminster
Book sale notice of Johnson Libary and others in 1739
A catalog of diverse books from Mr. Johnson and two other gentlemen late deceased. Includes divinity chronicles history and science, Bibles prayers romances plays law reports statutes and learned authors. Sale begins Nov 15 1739 at Stevens shop in Butcher-row near Temple Bar. viewings and catalogs offered at multiple London locations.
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Johnson
J. Stevens
Dodd
Temple-Bar
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Janeway’s
Sun Tavern
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Pore
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