Packet-Book Lost at City Coffee-Houses in 1736
On Sept 8 1736 between Len and Eleven at the India House a Packet-Book was stolen. It contained two letters for Capt William Hutchinson and Mr Thomas Robuston and various memorandums of little use to the owner. A half guinea reward is offered for information leading to recovery with no questions asked. higher rewards possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len
India-House
Daniel Seale
Jerusalem
William Hutchinson
Thomas Robuston
Pennivania
Birchin-Lane
D. N.H
Stolen Black Gelding From Higham Kent Listed for Reward
A black gelding of 13 to 14 hands was stolen near Gravesend on Tuesday night August 31. It has a coarse head, lappeted ears, short tail, and a pointed tail. A Guinea reward is offered for return to David W D Denne at Higham or John Love at the Griffin Inn Southwark. If the thief is convicted, four more guineas are offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolen
David WD Denne
Higham
Gravesend
Kent
Che
Avid Denne
John Love
Grifin
Southwark
Debtors urged to pay to Faldo estates administration
Debtors indebted to the estates of William Faldo late of Bedford and Peter Faldo late of Bedford are asked to pay to Mrs Elizabeth Faldo widow and administratrix or to Edm Crowther at the White Hart Inn Bedford. Payments must be made on or before Christmas Day next or legal action will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Faldo
Bedford
Peter -Faldo
Elizabeth Faldo
Peter Faldo
Crowther
Gentleman with freehold estate seeks account in Cambridge
A New York gentleman owning a freehold estate to dispose within a year in Cambridge or neighboring counties is instructed to deliver an account to Mr Baltero, attorney at law, Staples Inn, Holborn. The old phrasing indicates a legal notice or settlement of estate affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorsoon
Cambridge
Baltero
Staples Inn
Holbourn
Life and Adventures of Joan Gay with Verse and Will
Publication notice for an illustrated pamphlet featuring Travels to Hanover and France with Mr Pulteney, a London to Exeter journey, risqué scenes, a list of short tales and poems, plus an epitaph and a life of George Lord Carpenter. Includes engravings and a second set of verses by Mr. Pore. Published at Pope's Head in Rose Street Covent Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Watts
de Do¢tor
T. Worrall
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleet-street
Jas
Joserx
Pricers
Fouth
Youne
Baker
Marchoness
LamBéar
France
Holland-avith
Joan Gay
Beccar
Hanover
Earl of Chacendon
Pulteney
Lerdon
Exeter
Linnen
Verle
Patty
Vailoan
Oye Pope
Pore
George Lord Carpenter
Dhe
Lord Charsmant
E. Carll
Pope's Head
Rose-street
Covent-Garden
J.-agard
Smraners-Hall
C. Corbett
Addison's
St. Dunstans
Ward and Chandler
Rose Tavern
Temple-Bar
Scarborough
Brice
Seacemanuerle de Gomez
Csman the Great
Reis Day and Rome Statue Dispute Foretold
Fragmentary notice from an old Italian publication describes a day with the fate of statues in Rome, exposing light on political clashes, hidden intellects, and public figures. The work surfaces in London bookshops, with later listings and a note about continued availability.
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anover-Square
Deceas
Matham-street
Isaac Newton
Royal Society
Joan Cosson
Jofin Nour
Sevish
Namie
Aedes
Towcester
Robert Lord
Peterborough
Richard Grey
Hinton
Northamptonshire
J. Stagg
Westminster Hall
England
London
Westminster
Reis
Pasquity
Marrorio
Rome
Italia Pobluva
Beareyerist
Londom
N. B
Abis Resaphlec
Ascher’s
Michgolmassight
Haydon
Minories
Edward VI
Amiens
Daniel Dammiare
George Purchase
Francis. Willis
g’Ann
Parker
Trias
Edward Tenedd
Orley
Thomas Wotto
St. Dunstanl's
Ir Flecy-fleeet
P. S
Speh