Sale of estate in Surrey with extensive grounds and amusements
An auction notices a large Surrey estate for sale featuring spacious offices gardens and pleasure grounds with diverse scenery including hills dales and a Box Hill view. The property lies near Guildford and mentions nearby towns and rivers with a prospective map and price details available on request.
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Spurrier
Aptiars Jey
Poléiden ‘Lacy
West Hambley
Pimon
Guildford
Bovele
Belosok
Jerikins
James
New Gattaway
Apattiee
Phipps
Ciscourt
Discharged Debtors and Petition Records in Society Notices
A historical notice records discharged debtors and petitions with figures of cases and approvals. It lists solicitors and firms in London locations such as Cheyne Walk St James's Street Lombard Street and Pall Mall with meeting details for Charity Society events and dates.
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Aeae
J. Neild
Ecafurer
Cheyney-Wallt
Cheywea
Sir R.herris and Co
St. James’s Street
Hoar
First-street
Fulley, Son
Lombard-street
Biddulph
Lombaei-frect
Metts
Wilkinsor, Polhill, Blaxant, and Co
Antiscorb Drops Backed By Patient Cure Claim
A fractured testimonial from Thomas Wood of Leeds praises SPILSBURY S Antiscorb Drops. He reports debilitating rheumatic pain and inveterate scurvy, relieved after using the drops, with the patentee J Holmes of York and Thomas Jorg noting the recovery and distributing rights through Soho Square and general vendors.
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Spilsbury
J. Holmes
Lockfeil
Tood
Prinig-cutter
Withelip Thomas Jorg
Soho-square
Genadl- Venders
Pacom Médicine
Great Britain and Ireland
Memoirs of Henry Weston Born in Ireland 1775
The narrative covers Henry Weston born in Ireland in 1775. It notes his father’s lay profession, a liberal Dublin education, and strong early promise. His sociability drew superior peers, leading to financial strain and a fall from rectitude after temptations and entrusted funds were mishandled. He fled to England seeking employment. He came to London, considered work, and connected with a broker at the Exchange via Mr. Cowan, an Army agent, for a clerk position.
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Ireland
Dublin
Candifford
England
Canfures
London
Stuasion
Cowan
Aruy
Damie Farty
Welton
Irelands
Naté
Gowan
Walter
Conatisto
Weston
Aimislf
Knowitz
Tor
Flock
Joan
Seppre
Che
Mr. Cowan
Hoare
Mc. Hoare
Jorties
Picard
Hazard
Ange
H.P. Walters
H.P. Walter
Deceptive Financier Weston Taken Town to Trial
A lengthy inquiry reveals Weston, once trusted by Mr Cowan, exploited his broker network to secure large sums. He forged a Hoare instrument, misused government securities, and generated fortunes through false drafts. After forgery exposed, Weston faced execution amid dramatic scenes and claimed repentance before death.
Indictment in Reading Affices on a child thief case
An indictment recites a child of about ten being accused of stealing two guineas and a half-crown from a fellow servant, carried home to his mother Mary Lee who kept the money. The boy was found guilty but given a short term, while the mother was transported for aiding and abetting. A separate notice details a Shaftesbury theatre gallery fire scare and other local incidents from the same period.
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Tonyn
Cowan
Weston
Paelof
Highgate
Liverpool
Hountlow
London
Sochos
Colin Reculift
Newgate
John Leatherbarrow
Parpold
Madexit
Stephen Eve
Mary
Lee
Guineys
Thomas Allen
Sens
Shaftesbury
Haweine
Saxton
Yorkshire Wolds
Sailisbury
Jane Gingell
Thomas
Beames
Rowden
Baron Thompson
Winchester
Valerie Caffree
Nicholas Chartier
Portchester Castle
Richard Sadler
John ‘Hoar
Kendal
Hyde .Park
Fagge
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Theig
Yapmnty and Co
Craven-street
Strand
Bart
Radnor
Sir A
Edmonston
PSE
Melfrs
Seldneys
Eee
Bev
Evlistone
Hawkins
Anaseo
William
Wilb Rforce
Marjér.banks
Rei i
Faust Slee Jo
Hearnden
Henry Weston
Chester