Draft for one thousand pounds drawn on bankers
Notice describes a draft for 1000 pounds drawn by Mefirs, Burmester and Nash on Mefirs Martin Stone Foote and Porter Bankers. reward offered for returning it. payment stopped. Also a notice about copies of an Address to his Majesty to be signed by Freeholders, with locations to sign and hours until next fortnight.
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Gracechurch Street
Mefirs
Burmester
Nash
Martin
Stone
Foote
Porter
Exchange
Assley
Cornhill
N. B
Epsom
White Hart
Guildford
Bush
Farnham
Swan
Chertsey
Sun
Kinaston
Castle
Richmond
Spread Eagle
Epform
Red Lion
Dorking
Greyhound
Croydon
Reigate
Three Tuns Tavern
St. Margaret’s Hillamaica House
Rotherhithe
Yew Inn
London
Worcesterournal
Evening Mail
Birmingham
Gloucester
Oxford
Dwelling Houses for Let on London Road near Worcester
Two commodious dwelling houses on the west side of London Road near Worcester. Each has two cellars a kitchen brewhouse and pantry two parlours a small room on the same floor plus two bed chambers a dressing room marble chimney pieces upper lodging rooms a large yard garden and wall for fruit trees. View of Meadows River Severn Malvern Breedon Hills. Apply to Mr James Cole Worcester.
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London Road
Worcester
River Severn
Malvern
Breedon Hills
James Cole
P.sisterer
New-fireer
Address of the King of Poland to the Army
The Polish king proclaims full command of armed forces under the Constitution of March 22 1792. He denounces Russian aggression and calls Poles to defend their country restore order and liberty, praising the diet and urging courage against internal traitors and foreign influence.
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Poland
Crates
Regulating the Polish Army for Honor and Freedom
In Warsaw on May 25, during the twenty eighth year of our reign, a royal command urges Poles to add regularity and discipline to courage, imploring obedience to orders, vigilance from officers, and loyalty to country. The message promises reward by the King’s gratitude, glory, and protection against traitors, stressing duty to live free or die with honor.
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Worcester
City of
Tomault
Warsaw
Woollen Goods Queries and Law Report in Crowned Form
A historical column presents Woollen Goods questions to manufacturers, including wool sources, quality, mixing, and clipping practices, followed by a King’s Bench report on Wilson v Rastall. The lengthy legal discourse discusses new-trial standards, evidence rules, and privilege in attorney client communications, with commentary by Lord Kenyon.
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Allon
Yoo
Pool
Baron Thomson
Mingay
Balgey
Garrow
Raftal
Benjamin Hanly
Hanly
Eyskine
Lord Kenyon
Mansfield
Darrel
Coke
Lane
Clerk
Exhhine
Niz-Prizs
Lord W. Raffel
Mer
Fuffice Buller
Weathering Currents and Crops Hold Steady in Worcester
In Worcester on June 13 the last month has been unusually chilly with nightly frosts and strong North winds. The pear and cherry crops have suffered while apples remain plentiful across the county. Some farmers have started cutting down crafts as late rains boost crops beyond many previous years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Spussury anti scorbutic drops praised in Lincoln Mercury notice
A Lincoln Mercury item from May 4 1792 recounts Thomas Hart of Silk Willoughby healed by Spussury’s anti scorbutic drops after a Christmas fever and furfets left him with sores. Hart’s recovery enabled him to return to work. the drops priced five shillings per bottle and sold in London and across Britain.
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Lincoln Mercury
Silk Willoughby
Folkingham
Eicacglia
Spussury
Scho- Square
London
Thomas Hart
Joseph Cairton
Sohioquare
Great Britain
Hall Aid. Co
Dublin
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W. Woodroffe
William Morton
Hampton, Middlesex
Macklin
Cheapside
Joan Sinclair
Bart
Yorkshire
LAW Report
Court OF King’s Bench
Wilson
Gui Tam
V. Rastal
Mead
Fuffice Grofe
Fcmple
Windsor
Great Britains Street
K Rnc
London County
Country News
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