Public notices and auctions in London and Portsmouth 1761
The page reports a forthcoming election polling at Covent Garden for Mr Shuter, and multiple notices from Navy Office and public auctions. It lists a Friday sale of old stores at Portsmouth Pay-Office with a 25 percent deposit, plus contracting calls for glazier work at Chatham and Sheerness yards. Also notices mark fundraising and travel plans for Worcester freemen, a Hull model invention display at Bank Coffee House, and various commercial solicitations and sales at Lloyds and Garraway’s.
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London
Westminster
Southwark
Shuter
Covent Garden
Navy Ofice
His Majesty’s Navy
Hughes
Hughes Will Expose To Sale, At the Pay-Office, In His Majesty’s
Portsmouth
Navy Office
Chatham
Sheernet
London Hospital
Merchant Taylors Hall
Threadneedie Street
Richard Lord
Peterborough
St. Laurence’s Church
Guildhall
Tho. Harley
Theodore Frodshon Marthe Dickinson
Edward Lee
Peter Mailman
George Colebrooke
Edward Neeve
Andrew Grote
John Anth. Rucker
James Haughton Lang
Thomas Truman
Fon
Henry Uhthoff
George’s
Temple-Bar
John's
Tom’s
Rainbow
Cornhill
Aind
Bank
Threadneedle- Street
Ink trade ad from Bath Lane and Cornhill
A 18th century advertisement promotes black ink of the most durable quality by John Dove of Bath Lane Cannon Street and by Mr GORDBY at Sweeting's Alley Cornhill and Crane Court Fleet Street. Red ink and ink powder sold per quart or pint with quantity discounts. The maker claims to have removed defects long complained of and promises reliable ink.
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Lloyd's
Lombard-Street
Kepper
West India Virginia
William . Young
Peter Mauger
India
Virginia
Stome Stairs
John Brown
Edward Cahill
New-England Coffee House
John. Dove
Bath-Lane
Cannon-Street
Gordby
Sweeting’s Alley
Cornhill
Associated Library
Crane-Court
leet-Street
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Worcester
Tracy
Haberdather’s Hall
Worceser
Danny-Rhrstir
Commerce
East India Service
N. B
John Robinson
Horflydown
Edward Bennet
Fleet- Street
Water-Lane
Bennet
DU Bois
Cornhil
Ohn Phene
Stephen Geare
Birchin-Lane
Samuel Jones
John Phene
Lorrmers Hall
Fore- Street
London-Wall
Royal Exchange
Thomas Simister
Draper, Mercer and Hofier
Feverslam
Duke
Abraham Remick
Lloyd’s Coffee-House
John Hutchinson
Lloyd’s Coffee
St. Gregory
Petersburgh
King Edward Stairs
John Walker
LLOYD
West India
Mr.Wells
John Scrivens
Constantia
South Carolina
Craydon Smith
Charles Nixsen
Tivenoo
Lloyd?s
Reynolds
Bottane
Boston
Deptford
Stephen Munden
Lombard Street
Trois Amis
Grace and
FLY
John M.bride
Thomas Tilly
Duke William Cutter
John Bromedge
Greenland-Dock
Rcceiba Ickyites
Greenland
George Ewart
Ae Benj. Vaughan and Son
Woolster Street
Plymouth
Minerva
Calais
Augusta
St. Maloes
Vengeance
Gamaliel Nightingale
Lloyd’s Coffeehouse
Francis Fanning
Tamanena
Erinst
Duke de Mazarine
Dunkirk
Niger
Thomas ‘Fitzherbert
Praway
Exchange Alley
Guadaloupe
Alex. Ouchterlony
John Baptist Durand
Garraway’s. Coffee-House
Senegal
Garraway
Hungary
Simmonds’s Wharf
Tooley-Street
Hoffman and Poyser
Jounger
Monte Caristi
John and
James Bradshaw
Cafe
John Patrick
Blisson, Richard, and Co
Exchange- Alley
St.claude
St. Domingo
Sapphire
John Strachan
Blisson, Richard and Co
John Cox
Samuel Milward
Thomas
Spital-Square
W. Bristow
St. Paul's Church-Yard
Ship Tavern
Yarmouth
Great Yarmouth
West-Indies
Samuel Horne
John Cotman
John Ramey
Joseph Halmarks
Tiller