Public announcements and house to let ads from 1717 era
A flood of notices from the Hay Market to Little Chelsea describe properties for let including a 14-room house with stables and coach houses and a convenient garden plot. Also found are borrowings offers for 3001, a warning of counterfeit remedies, and various sales and advertisements for birds, oils, and books with names of shops and streets in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of
Leedy
Leganes
Court of Delegates
St. James's
Soquiire
Wageners
Jermaine-street
Burystreet
Little Chelsea
Silverstreet
Woodstreet
Millford
St Clement’s Church
Strand
Star Inn
Coventry
Edward Owen
Hen. Parry
Newgatestreet
Lonndon
Corphil
A. Roffel
Branfils
George Yard
Lombardstceer
Thack-Avis Welk
West
Battersey
John Moore
Abchurch Lang
London
Haydon Yard
Lambeg
Apt Rovers
Chintéefelts
Allcroft
Royal Exchange
Cornhill
Hercules Pillars Alley
Giles
Europe
Mercury
Bride Lane
E Harris
St James’s Westminster
St. David's Day
Stewards
Society of Ancient Britons
Royal Highnes
Principality of Wales
Benjamin Lord Bishop
Bangor
James Knapton
Crown
Timothy Childe
St. Paul’s Church
Philip Lord Mornay ‘du Pleffis
Englis
Bellamy
Mall
Elzevir
John Hooke
Flower de Luce
St Dunstan’s Church
Fieerféseer
John Darby
Marc Holomew Clofe
John Norris
Bemerton
Sarum
W. Faylee
Paternoster Row
Royal Societies
Paris
Asia
Africa
North America
South America
Great Britain
Germany
France
Spain
Flanders
Sweden
Norway
Hungary
Muteovy
Syabia
Ancient
Greece
G. Willdey
Ludgateftreet Nexe
St Paul’s
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Bury St’ Eimele
Coun
Bury
Great Tower Hill
Christoers Church Yard
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