English System of Bookskeeping by T Jones
Listing of publishers and booksellers across Britain including Asthor R Edwards Vernor Head Robinsons Richardson Long Spann Crosby Hill Edinburgh Wilson Spence Mawmar York Cropse Norwich Rawson Hull Gore Liverpool Piercy Birmingham Chater Nottingham Jennings Sheffield Eddowes Shrewsbury Binns Leeds Wathbourne Gloucester Penny Exeter Truro Richards Plymouth Goadby Sherborne Collins Salisbury Hazard Bath Bird Cardiff Goodere Swansea and other British booksellers. The note indicates printed for the author and distributed by numerous shops nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Jones
Asthor
R Edwards
Vernor and
Head
Robinsons, Richardson, Longspann
Crosby
London
Hill
Edinburgh
Wilson
Spence
Mawmar
York
Cropse, and. Co
Norwich
Invading England a French strategic pamphlet argues for an offensive war
A historical pamphlet urges France to consider a coast landing on England, detailing why an invasion could be decisive. It discusses landing along multiple coasts, the fragility of English defenses, and the political risks to the British Crown while stressing the potential for French victory and lasting peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Carthage
Ireland
Rhine
House of Austria
Kingdoms
Great Britain
Fra
Three Kingdoms
France
Debauching Duke of Hamilton Faces Damages Claim
Mr. Wood opens against the Duke of Hamilton for after a lengthy trial claim for damages in a case of alleged criminal conversation with Mr. Eften's wife Harriet Bennet. The plaintiff details relations from 1784 through 1793 and argues public morals require substantial compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Duke of Hamilton
Giéds
Eften
His Majesty
Harriot Bennet
England
Dublin
Lord Kenyon
Mr. Gidés
Europa
West Indies
Jamaica
St. Domingo
Edinburgh
Mrs. E
Hamilton Palace
Ing Yuguiay
Hamilton
E Bae
Goodusk
Justes
Wight Verdia
Barman
Iit
Notre
Fouil
Mr. E
Hami
Scotland
London
Shote
Colliss
Harriet Bennet
Surry
Railton
Property Sale Notice at Long-Melford Suffolk
Auction advertises immediate possession of copyhold estate of William Kepincton deceased near Long-Melford. Features include a hall, three parlours, kitchen, seven bedchambers, garrets, wine vaults, cellars, two coach-houses, stabling for ten horses, garden, three acres meadow, and three acres adjoining. terms convert to freehold with half purchase money secured. Also mentions village locale, post and stagecoach routes, and plan availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long-Melford
Suffolk
William Kepincton
Mit
Melford
Front Pidon
S& Edmund's
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Colley
Collier
Gofat
Gotnell
LAW Report.y
Esten
Duke
Rath
Thomas Erskine
M.P
J. Debrett
Oppossite
Burlington
Hause
Piccadilly
Phrys
Pitt
Robert Acklom
Ingram
Queen's College
Cambridge
Berington
Picca
Mr. Pitt
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