To-Be Let: Dwelling House with Pasture Land in Wales
A refined unfurnished dwelling near Holywell Flintshire offers a two parlour, dining room, kitchen, cellar, and four bedrooms on one floor plus attic rooms. Includes garden, sea view near Dee and Liverpool Channel, with fox hounds and harriers nearby. Enquiries at White Horse Inn Holywell.
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Holywell
Flinshire
North Wales
Dee
Liverpool
White Horse Inn
Flinthire
Pregnant Ladies Offered Restorative Care and Lying-In
An 18th century notice advertises temporary retirement for pregnant women with a lying-in apartment at the Square Lamp London. It promises honorable treatment, infant nursing, and humane care by Mr White, surgeon, or Mrs Mbyte, midwife, with Restorative Sale Pills at 1l 2s 1d per box claimed to remove obstructions. Addresses include London-house-yard near St Pauls. Letters unpaid will be attended to.
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Lye-in
White
Mbyte
London-house-yard
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Letter From M L Abbe Raynal To The National Assembly Read May 31 1791
An aged Raynal writes to the National Assembly praising their work and urging stronger royal authority. He laments disorder and church decline, condemns revolutionary excess, warns against club power, and urges revising decrees to restore balance between monarchy and legislature for peace and liberty.
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France
Church of France
Empire
Friends of Liberty
Europe
Guillaume Thomas RayNat
Civil Appointments in East Indies Courts and Posts
December 2 notices list changes in civil appointments across Dacca Patna Moox Cuttack and Calcutta divisions. Foley replaces Harding in the Civil Pay matter, Hyndman becomes Commissioner in the Sunderbands, Chavet and Elliot receive new Board of Revenue posts, Treves and Bruce receive senior postings, and Imhoff advances as Second Assistant at Sircar Sarum with multiple transfers across divisions.
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Courts OF Circuit
Dacca
Lodge
Camac
Ogilvie
Register
Patna
Hunter
Mr. Neave
Wright
Moox Surpasaed
Mr. Ramus
Ambhertt
Hawkins
Catculla
White
Brooke
Routledge
George Richard. Foley
Harding
Hyndman
Fombelle
Chavet
Wybite
Public Department
John Elliot
Chauvet
Bengal
Board of Revenue
Treves
Benares
Neave
Bruce
Burdwan
Brooke, Fir. Smith
Tirhoot
Routlege
Imhoff
Sircar Sarum
Cenotaph for Lieut Col Charles R Deare of Bengal Artillery
A colonial cenotaph honors Lieut Col Charles Russell Deare killed in action on September 3, 1790, at Mian Sattimulngalum. The poem reflects his private virtues, gallantry, and the soldiers’ engraved memorial on a tree near his grave, with verses from family and friends. Mrs Deans’s death in Cangugra preceded his by a week.
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Charles Russell Deare
Coromandel
Bengal Artilery
Mrs. Deans
Cangugra
Colonel Dears
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M. L’abbe Raynal
National Assembly
Particu
East Indies
Dearke
Deare