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Newspaper
Public Ledger
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 03, 1760
Page
3
In this notice from June 26, 1760, the subscriptions for Boston fire sufferers are recorded as having been received after the advertisements first dated the ninth inste, detailing ongoing charitable contributions and totals from the local community.
The Brigantine Prince of Wales, John Hill master, sailing London to Halifax was captured by a French privateer and brought to Halifax. Ship owners and interested parties are ordered to send any interest details to Edward Cahill at New England Coffee House, Threadneedle Street, by July 3 to settle the ransom. Cahill also advertises sale and charter of ships and vessels by private contract.
York and Hambleton races in Yorkshire in August 1760 feature mares and horses up to six years old in heats for one thousand and two hundred guineas, plus several fifty to ninety guineas purses. Entries close at the Grand Stand with age certificates required. subscribers gain priority.
The Darry Recister of Commerce and Intelligence advertises sale by candle at Garraway's Coffee-House in Exchange Alley Cornhill this day July 3 after the cargo sale of Le Brocanteur. Goods listed include ditto coffee.
A historic notice announces a periodical publication under royal authority issued this day with a sixpence price and an assertion that issues will continue on the first day of each month. It mentions elegant Casper-Plats as embellishment and adaptation to the work.
Public notice offers anti arthritis wine claim by royal authority sold at the Golden Ball Strand and by listed gentlemen in London. Also advertises stone and gravel dissolution cure said to work without confinement and assures success if pursued judiciously.
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