Farm at Bright on Turnpike near East Grinstead
An estate listing describes a farm of about 26 acres comprising meadow arable and pasturage with woolland, a comfortable farmhouse, stabling, barns and outbuildings. It lies near four markets at East Grinstead Bletchingley Croydon and Rye Gate with crops to be valued or set. Enquiries go to John Elwart of Bishcourt near Fair Grinstead or Robert Norman of Cannon Street.
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Brighton
Michaelmas
East Gristead
Bletchingly
Croydon
Ryegate
John Elwart
Bish-court
Grinstead
Robert Norman
Cannon-street
Tennal Hall Estate to be Sold by Auction in Birmingham
An auction advertises Tennal Hall Estate and nearby properties in Birmingham and Warwickshire. It lists two farm houses with out-buildings on 188 acres of arable, meadow, pasture, and woodland near Harborne four miles from Birmingham, tenant Job Freeth, with trees over 33 years likely to be paid for, and entry possible by Lady Day. Additional lots include a capital mansion in Nub Street with vaults and out-offices, occupied by Francis Parrott, and a capital house in Steel House Lane near The June Messuage, with viewing by tenants and contact for details to Samuel Wyatty, Wedderington Hall, or Owen, Attorney, in Atherstone.
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Dublin
Arning
Hornsby and Co
Cornhill
Royal Exchange
London
Trewman and Son’s
Exeter
Tennal‘hall
Benjamin Shelton
Lloyd
Birmingham
Harburne
Nales Owen
Job Freeth
Lady Day Dex
Nuil-street
Francis Parrott
Steel House-lane
Samuel Fore
Samuel “Wyaity
Wedderington Hall
Atherstone
Warwickshire
Mr. Owen
Brodum's Botanical Syrup Promoted for Health and Scorbutic Cases
An advertisement extols Dr Brodum's Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial for scurvy, leprosy, and nervous debility. It lists testimonials from figures like Mr Collins and Captain Brooks, notes use after bathing, and advises merchants, captains, and exporters to stock the remedies at numerous London depots and abroad.
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Brodum
Amstrica
East
West Indies
Mr. Collins
Pail-Mall
Captain Brooks
M‘lean
Fitzroyferrie
Major Wallen
Miss Deban
Finsbury S Square
Mr. Bye
State Lottery Office
Newgate Street
Mr. Dix
Withesses
R.graves
Royal Navy
Hambury Fort
Honiton
Devon
Chapman Ives
Collishall
Norwich
John Weatherly
Chiswick
Middlesex
Mid-Ry
Joan Weatherly
J. Greuille
J. Thompson
William Wapthot
James Chorly
J. Chorly
Romford
Grove
Doftor'ss
Albion-street
JeBoult and Co
Bacon’s
Oxford-street
Boibeeois and Co
Haymarket
Shaw
Strand
Ward
Gray's Inn
Holborn
Mr. Davis
Cork
Ireland
Bulgin
Sheppard
Bristol
Baxter
Edinburgh
Brown
Toizey
Read
Vine Street
MacDonald
Glastow
Chalmers
Aberdeen
E. Newbery
St. Paul's Churchyard
Tutt’s
Boulton
Royal Exchange
Pidding
the Pantheon
Oxford Street
Williams
Pallmall
Gallins
Salisbury
Spilsbury and Co
Mary-street
Dubin
Three Kingdoms
Daear
Cates
Divorce Trial Narrative Corrected for Evening Mail
A reader insists the Evening Mail corrects its divorce account of Richard Wilson and Mrs Wilson. Witnesses describe Mrs Wilson as steadfast and amiable, while Wilson allegedly squandered her fortune and abandoned her. Mrs Wilson pursued the suit to end the marriage, aided by family ties to the Bucczeréu and Townshend line.
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Richard Wilson
Wilson
Mrs. W
Mr. W
Duke of
Blake letter vows to extirpate debt and taxes
Sir Francis Blake, writing from Portland Place on June 21, 1797, declares unwavering resolve to fulfil parliamentary engagements. He argues for reviving national credit and resources by extirpating public debt and taxes, resisting accommodation with enemies, and promising immediate action once called upon by Parliament. See Petition 3 offered gratis by J. Debett, Piccadilly.
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Pérrrien
House of Commons
Francis Blake
Banker’s Check Case Sparked In Lord Kenyon Court
In Guildhall London a case before Lord Kenyon and a special jury of merchants debated whether a Banker's Check can be kept indefinitely as security. The plaintiff held a check drawn on a banker for 2444 pounds 14 shillings and 4 pence, received via C who accepted a counter-draft. The jury found for the plaintiff, ruling the check valid and payable as a security, with the banker’s insolvency risk borne by the holder.
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Akins
Lord Kenyon
Guildhall
Deendant
Cornwall
Londons
London
Berwick Upon Tweed
Da Costa and Da Costa Pym Claim Usurious Bond
A Norfolk Street resident suing a Captain in the Army, now in Fleet Prison, over a Bond for gaol payment. The defence argued the bond was for usurious transactions, the jury found the bond had been given for an unfair consideration, and a fuller account will appear on a future day.
Ship News From Plymouth and Portsmouth July Reports
Arrived last evening his majestys cutter Penelope from the West Indies with dispatches landed at Falmouth. A court martial on Purser Le Viscempte of Saturn acquitted. Mutineers of Saturn to be tried. Cambridge signal for a mutineers court martial. Crew list includes Captains Duckworth, Roeder, Sntyers, Drew, Beatie, Lumsarne, Cokrixnewoos. Cambridge adjourned the court till tomorrow. Also Resolution with smuggled 600 casks of prints. Dover cutter Terror reports outward bound Quebec fleet 18 sail under convoy of Eurydice and Hind frigates off Pico. Hind officer says Latona and Romney left St Michael’s after mutinous crews. fresh wind ensued.
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Plymouth
Penelope
Bripwoop
West Indies
Falmouth
Admiralty
Cambridge
le Viscempte
Saturn
Saprig Jf T. Duckworth
Roeder Poorg
Sntyers
Joan Drew
T. Beatie F. Peender
Resolution
Lieut. Huecer
Cowes
Terrorn
London
Fyal
Quebec
Eurydice
Hind
Pico
St. Michael’s
Latona
Romney
Newfoundland
Halifax
St. Michael's
Dover
Trial of Thomas McCann Adjudges Death in Mutiny Case
The court, after confirming all charges against Thomas McCann, finds the crime gravely atrocious and sentences him to death. It notes McCann applied for the king's pardon between June 1 and June 7, while aboard the Spanker Hospital Ship, and adjourns with a recommendation to the Lords of the Admiralty.
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Thomas McCann
Marines
M‘cann
Chatham
Admiralty
Sis
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