Pardonings and bankrupts amid 18th century notices
In this fragmentary issue the diarized notices reveal a pardon passing the seals for Mr Sterling of Kier and a long bankrupt list naming merchants, vintners, weavers, and tradesmen across London and counties, with scattered prices, stock quotes, and loss reports. The text also notes messengers sent to Paris, royal stables staffing, and a staged public auction of Hearses and Funeral fittings.
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George Doddington
Richard Edgecombe
Bath
Duke of En
Robert
Pole
Sterling
Kier
Scorch
Paris
Gzeee Servacot Ming
Newgate
Ludgate
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William Harkness
Deptford
Kent
Michael of
Edward Cotton
Temple-Bar
London
Eleanor Doddre Shepton Mallett
Somerset
Innhalder
John
Spittlefields
Middlesex
John Williams
S H
Monmouth
John Bakeport
Lincoln
Chapman and Jobber
Thomas Witte
Mulberry-Coure
Moorfields
Gharman
John Mulcaster
Basinghall-treet
James Holden
St. Martin’s le Grand
Ellis Woodhead
Sofoth Bary
I.ude
Samuel Morland
Hertfo
Apethecary
Chapman
James Shade
New-Market
Garty
Siolk
Jam Hamilton
Thomas Box
Lingfield
Surrey
South Sea
India
York Buildingsyrs
Royal Exchange
England
Benjamin Tipping
Stamford
Lincolnshire
N. B
Benjamin Bromhead
Allcock
John Burlamy
Holbeach Ig
County of Lincoln
Therpace
Warton
Holbeach
Otto Eton
Hebrc
Huntingden
Annan
Peterborouch
Nanmn
Jendon