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London Evening Post in London, Middlesex

18 Sep 1735

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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 18, 1735

Page

2

Marriage of Raphael Courteville to Miss Lucy Green

Reports from Hertfordshire that Raphael Courteville of Berry-street married Lucy Green, a young Laty with wit beauty and a fortune of 25,000. News items recount Bristol and London criminal cases, including executions and pardons, coroner verdicts of willful murder, shipwreck notices, and other local incidents.

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Raphael ‘Courteville Berry-street Hertfordshire Lucy Green Black- Fryars St. James’s Park Kensington Baron Thompson William. Lewis Philip Gaffney Hoop Strand Edmund Begwell Peter Matthews James ‘Whitney Pug Margaret MacCullough Charles Connor James Farrell Charles Hooper Jane Dennis Likewis William Philips Clark George: Holloway Mary Wetton Joshua Dean David Edwards Johnson Navy-Office Bristol Thomson Tenby Lanfoourn A.v. Atte Leicester-street_in -Gray’s-Inn-lane Verdi&t James Newth
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Grocer Cofins Advertises Bargains at Three Sugar Loaves

A fragment announces Mr Cofins the Grocer of St Pauls Church Yard offering groceries at reasonable rates. It mentions apprentices Wilson and Thornhill and the venue Three Sugar Loaves in Fleet Street, inviting gentlemen and ladies to mingle and shop.

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Purse misprint in Wimbleton Races advert shows wrong amount

The Saturday laff paper notes a misadvertised Purse of Twenty-Five Guineas for the Wimbleton Races should have read Fifteen Guineas with a four furlong event 'Malt wand' at Bear Key and Ry. De Price.

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Wimbleton Berm Bear
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Curious Auction Notice of Household Goods at Great George

A sale by auction advertised next week at the Great George in Ludgate offers cheap, varied items from gold and silks to furniture. The Langley household effects include damask, Mohair, walnut and mahogany chairs, tables, glass, and china. View from Tuesday. sale starts Thursday at 10 o'clock sharp.

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George-in-Ludgate Houshold Langley Jorge Pier Ghimney
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Auctions of Bibles and Prayer Books in Edinburgh

An auction sale by order of arbiters Blair Nairn and Robert Peelbairn will occur on Wednesday the 18th of October at three in the afternoon. Items include Bibles, prayer books, and catalogs of whole impressions, offered by Mrs Stewart near the Cross and from booksellers A Millar and R Willock in Edinburgh.

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Parliament A. Millar Ag. Bethanan St. Cletes R. Willock Sir Isaac i Cornhill
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Remarka on Catechism Published in Warwick Lane

A fragment notes that a catechism titled The Assembly's own Catechism was printed for J. Roberts in Warwick Lane and sold by booksellers in Poultry. The item mentions an appended appendix to the remarks and a price of 8d, with publication expected next Tuesday.

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Alembip Assermbly J. Roberts Warwick Lane
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