Dee Abas announces removal and broad mastery of instruments
Dee Abas declares relocation from Charing Cross to the former Adams premises in Fleet Street London. He asserts seven years apprenticeship, control of Adams's and Senex's globe plates, and continued manufacture of globes and optical instruments. He highlights Day and Night Grafits and improved telescopes, plus other devices, promising steady patronage and affordable pricing. He also promotes Dr Brodum Nervous Cordial with widespread distribution and cures for multiple ailments. The report covers Assizes at Surrey with Bowyer case and related rulings, including seditious remarks against the King and various frauds, notifying outcomes and bail remarks.
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Fleet-street
Lonon
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Cu &c
Board ‘of Ordnance,&c
Pubdic
Charing Cross
George Adams
D. Adams
Adams
Senex
Eminti
Indies
Broduin
Albion-streets
Surry End
Blackfriar's Bridge
Great
Britain
Ireland
Aventures
All
Long-street
Sherborne
Dorsetshire
Brodum
Goodby and Co
Elizabeth Wood
Berwick
Elmet
Leeds
Albion Triers
Dugy
Bacon’s
Oxford-street
Pieding's Medicine Warehouse
Willams
Bolton
Royal Exchange
Bourgeois2 and Co
Haymarket
Baxter
South-bridge
Edinburgh
Chalmers
Aberdeen
Crutweil
Bath
Terryman
York
Lee;and Co.Printers
Hull
Billings
Liverpool
Burbage
Nottingham
Falkner
Manchester
Swinney
Birmingham
Trueman
Exeter
Woodford
Southampton
Lord Kenyon
Leavis Bouyer
Kingston
Garrow
Faber
John Baptiste
East Sheen
Ostober Lat
Gurr
London
Toda
Feen
Blackguard
Parliament House
Cn. Temple Bar
Bowyer
Thomas-Gurr
Baptiste
Walford
Sazzaern
John Roe versus Jefferies over ancient tenure ejectment
In a Bedworth parish dispute, William and Mary Fretwell held a life estate with remainder to Thomas Fretwell. Jefferies bought the freehold and life interests in 1764, the estate held for over thirty years, then heirs at law asserted possession after the last life tenant died. Juries found for the plaintiff.
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William
Mary Fretwell
Bedworth
Thomas
Thomas Fretwell
Samuel
Roger
Edward Richards
Paris July 24 Council of Elders may reject Five Hundred resolutions
long dispatch reports political unrest in Paris with the Council of Elders likely to reject financial resolutions of the Council of the Five Hundred. mentions mandats and tax payments in current value, Italian diplomacy, possible peace preliminaries, and military movements including Richery, Mann, and Genoa relations.
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Paris
Council of Elders
Council of Five Hundred
al Owen
Boldgnard
Papa
Italy
Spain
Prussia
Richery
Mann
Cadiz
Campaign dispatch on Rhine and Moselle operations and armistice talks
A July report from Baden details the Allied high command's negotiations for a peace settlement with the Duke of Württemberg, including plenipotentiaries departing for Paris. It recounts Meffedor’s arms discharge proposal, ongoing army movements toward Pfortzheim, and French divisions under Saint Cyr and Desaix advancing while Austrian positions retreat.
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Pirmafenz
Rhine
Moselle
Avranches
Holland
Cape of Good -Hope
Baden
Meffidor
Pfortzheim
Saint Cyr
Alon
Lentz
Nagold
Desaix
Langen Steinbach
Ésterday
Virm
Necker
Bruchfall
Phillipsbourgh
Mangelm
Petia
Kinche
Saint Gyr
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William Smith
John
Hansell
Kenyon
Clement
Nifi Prius
Paron Horna
Edwards
Southwark
Lowthorpe
Royal George
Coldiniss
C. Arn
Apollo Gardens
John Kerr
St. Mary, Lambeth
Gale
Dr. Gale
Perryn
Warwick
John Roe v. Jefferies
Erance
Fribourg
Brifgan
Hausman
Girela
Genoa
Baaden
Morzau
Warrem- Bergh
Austria
Onithe
Towlon
Dardanelles
Senate
Republic
France
Faupoult
Ehrenbreitstein
Bonn
Toulon
Afailante
Seckingen
Laufenburgh
Franckfort
Dumoulard
Drower
Bandin
Constanti
Mantem
Louwet
Weel
Prugsta
Moreau
Sth
Thermidor
Aufitian
Foihdan
Bohemia
Th Rhine
Sambre
Meuse
Prine Téaders
Taterpente
Gre
Briegade
Versailles
Tallon
Barras’s. General
Butraparie i
Bologna
the Rhine and Moselle
Army OF
General- Barina