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Retirement move prompts creditors to communicate claims
In Essex Street on November 18, 1793, Mr George Birch states he plans to retire from business after substantial financial reversals. He urges anyone holding any debt or account with him to contact Messrs Saxon and Lee at Pump Court Temple and Birch himself. He notes his real and personal property far exceeds all demands, ensuring immediate payment, with the present misfortune the only delay.
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Westminster
Civy and Liberty
Middlesex
Southwark
Robert Jones
Catherine-street
Strand
Sieur Comus
Hay- Market
Comus
Conus
William Devaynes
Robert Williams
Serjeant
Watson James Arimiton
Alex. Davison
Charles Cockerell
Richard Welch
John Bowles
H. House
T. E. Freeman
James Portis
Col. Richardson
Wm. Forbes
Sir Henry Colby
Mr. Pu
H. C. Selby
John Maitland
S. Rollefton
Whitehall
R.hudson
St. Paul’s
Wm. Gilpin
Tyler
James Musgrave
Mr. George-Owen
London
Crofts, Devaynes, and Co
Pall-mall
Lloyd’s Coffee-house
Crown and Anchor Favern
Essex-Street
George, Birch
Saxon and
Lee
Temple
Birch
Perfesta