Stolen or strayed Chesnut Mare and rewards offered
A Chesnut Mare with a star on her forehead 4 hands 6 inches high, wind gall’d, saddle spots, and two rowels under the belly, was stolen or strayed from Mr Boon’s Grounds at Tottenham High Cross on the 11th instant. A reward of half a Guinea is offered for the mare’s return to Mr Bulls in Wharton Court Holborn Bars or to the Fleece at Edmonton, plus reasonable charges. Also notices seek two men, John Taylie and John Ellis, with details on appearance, offering a Guinea reward if returned within eight days.
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Bondon
Richbell Oelbourn
Rich
Holme
John Taylie
John Ellis
Maxfield
Cheshire
White Hart
Old Soho
Kirby
Sun and Ball
Sherborn Lane
Post Office
Boon
Tottenham High Craig
Fleetstreet
Forrest
Hind Court
Fleecstreet
Wildy
St Paul's Churchyard
Reynold
Cup
Star
Fleet Bridge
This Day Is Published in Cookery and Period Notices
A fragmented 18th century advertisements page lists books and items for sale and public notices. It includes a history of occasional conformity, a guide to modern cookery and pastries with copper plates by H Howard, minutes of negotiations, and various forthcoming volumes. Multiple vendors and locations such as the Black Boy and Aneho in Paternoster Row appear in the catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Canterbury
S. Baker
Black ‘Boy
England
H. Howard
London
Bec
C.coningsby
Cliffords-Inn Bastin
Rimiele Onedhedf
Adderlin Patemoilee
Magheanats
SF Paul
Sinvcehyard Vo Harriton Cme
Temple
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Nobleskreet
Oldstreet
Sc Giles’s
Wuilliard
Warrin
William Cowpland
Baily
Lucifie
Dyer
Air
Lombardstreet
Croydon
Cro Keys Inn
Gracechurch Street
Stretham
Perton
Peach
Créss Keys Inn
Graeccburch Street
Paine
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