Freehold Shop Premises at Brandyn Suffolk For Sale
To be sold is a freehold estate at Brandyn in Suffolk a busy town 78 miles from London. The brick and tiled messuage includes a yard garden and multiple offices with 18 by 17 and a half feet of floor space suitable for a shop grocer or draper. Prime town street frontage offers scope to command the main trade area. Half the purchase money may stay on mortgage. For price and details contact Mr Cameron at Clifford's Inn London or Mr Fuller Brandon.
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É&C
Ofc
Cameron
Clifford’s Inn
London
Fuller
Brandon
Meeting of the Electors of Southwark 1797 Letter to Thellusson
A meeting of Southwark electors reports reading of a letter to George Woodford Thellusson Esquire from the electors praising his conduct while denouncing the recent parliamentary decision affecting his seat. They promise to publish the letter and its reply. The document includes related legal notices and court remarks on Tythe and hops cases.
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Southwark
G. G. Stonestrees
Sprex
Jomas Ayler
Grace Wooprom Thellusson
Tuersso
Allen
George Woodford Thellusson
Authentic Memoirs of Catherine II Empress of Russia
An 18th century advertisement listing the Empress of Russia memoirs on white horse, claiming authenticity from M S papers and translations. It promotes editions, prices, and other forthcoming works including Evans sketch and various romances. It notes multiple publishers and street address.
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Russia
Catharine
Ruthas
M. S
Sweden
Lord Mountmores
Lord Malmesbury
M. de Volney
Cure by ANTispersuUTic Drops Promising Public Relief
William Turner of Winslow recounts a twenty year struggle with a violent scorbutic complaint, fevered nerves, and severe ulcers. After trying famed physicians he found relief only by ANTispersuUTic Drops, claiming a complete cure over three years and urging others to contact Turner for full details. The advertisement notes drops sold at Soho Square Dispensary and by patent medicine vendors.
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Spillsbury
Sono
Square
London
Sohom
Phave
Tam
Winslow
William. Turner
James Bannister
Homray Wilson
J Chhesh
W. B
Soho Square
Law Attornies Debate and Press Motions in Court
Mr Easing recalls Mr Garrow moving for Wyate to answer affidavit matters. Wyate, once approved, is praised yet criticized by Gaston and Leveridge as not drawing up a Rule. The court is urged to compel action. concerns rise about newspaper accusations and the dangers of public statements impacting justice.
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Lord Keryvon
Easing
Garrow
Wyate
Wyatt
Leveridge
Mie Gaston
Jr. Wyatt
Pilots and Insurance Defense on Thames Injury Case
An insurance action sought indemnity for injury to a ship on the River Thames. The underwriters argued no pilot on board, as permitted by 5 Geo II c 20 sec 1. The court held the defense valid, faulting the captain for not having a pilot who could navigate and prevent the injury.
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Thames
Tythe hops usage in Farnham parish challenged in Chancery
The case concerns a Hop planter of Farnham in Surrey and a local gentleman farmer over tythe rights of hops. The action, tried in Surrey Assizes before Baron and a special jury, debates the long standing Farnham practice of setting out tythe hops in kind by rows and the validity of a 2 shillings per acre composition accepted for 70 to 80 years. The ruling references the 1686 case of Chithy and Reeves and traces historical legality back to pre Elizabethan restraint, noting arguments on whether the usage existed prior to the statute itself.
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Rniget
II Halsey
Erneral
Farnham
Surry
Court of Chancery
Acre
Halfey
Egsxene
Serjeant Satiean
Apamy
Lowell't
Batkow
Chithy
Reeves
Court of Exchequer
Farnéham
Tythehops
Elizabeth
Hal
England
Epward
Highwaymen and a Friar Treated in Lancaster Street Incident
A series of late night disturbances unfolds in Lancaster with a highwayman from the Haymarket and a young friar as witnesses. A servant retrieves double-barrelled bhinderbufs, a shot risks Mr Ege, and a First Lieutenant of Hirflar frigate on parole may be exchanged. Two Irish attackers assault Rev Watson near Morretby, leaving him with torn clothing but alive. Suspected to be Frangers, the two may have drank at a Parton pub beforehand. The Lancaster suspect also allegedly tried to shoot Capt Rosegrs and his brother, missing his target.
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Southwark
Hastings
Firth Commercial
George Woodford
Theleasson
G.G. Stonestreet
Lancaster
Eoa
Haymarket
Ege
Frange
Witc
Bantry Bay
Mr. Watson
Whitthaven
Moffer
Morretby
Frangers
Parton
Rosegrs
Rascal
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Wastwich
Tierney
House of Commons
Chomas Allen
Corr
St.Mary-Axz
Thos. Allen, Esq
Strand
J. Neild
Nfarers Chey
Ney- ‘Walk
Chelsea
R.werries and Co
St. James’s
Hoares
Fleet-street
Fuller, Son
Lombard-street
Biddulph
Ridge
Dorrien and
Firichlane
Cornhill
Melly's
Hammersleys
Pall-Mall
Vere
Lucadou
Bronzhton, and Co
Lombard—street
Mestrs
Wilkinfory Bolills Bloxam, and Co
Craven-street
Strard
Benay
Howard
Renvon
Dore
Guildhall
J. Lawrence
Pinero
Knox
Walton and Tyers
House of Lords
Libour
Mariuz
Barraiv
Prisent
East-Indies
Kanyon
Malton
Zvere
Roth Hill
Justice Grose
Toth
Lord Eardley
Archibald Paxton
Pasten
Edward Darrel
Arabate Eig
Biddulph, Cocks
Ridge A
George Aurst
John Eyles
Ftto
Nirons
Crowder
Banik
Norfolk Ehart
Dixon
Hearnden
Ath Bendatton E. J
A. Og
Antrobus
LAW
Court OF King’s Bench
Fox
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