Perpetual Adowson and Parish Property Sale Notice
A historic notice describes a perpetual advowson and the rectorate of Folkworth, a parsonage with barns and arable land near Stilton, Huntingdonshire. It notes sale details, sale date, and printing particulars. Also listed are creditors and a long roster of individuals connected to a court proceeding, with invitations to claim debts and attend the trustee meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ANC
Deep
Pictock
Folksworth
Stilton
Huntingdonshire
Hoilfong
Pittiter
Inbridge
Gare
Jaques
Hatton
Josnen Warrzy
Eh Wat
Ewi Scginty
I Sathertondley
W. Ckenham
Nicholas Smith
Did
Southgrapean
Chater
Gregg
Egrfield
Raven-Street
BAST
Dee Andrews
Ohn
Hiph Etwall
Eiper H. Haman
Foe
Jamies Kestevan
Wallace
Wickin
aFine Fronta Haskaey
Mr. Hearndeny
Luckhurst
Jj-B
Perriesand Co
Lady Hamilton
Rev. Cranmer
Genoa and its Republic The Genoese State and its government
Genoa, city in the republic on the Ligurian coast, is described with its mountainous terrain, arable limits, ports, and strong walls. It notes the Doge and Councillors, an aristocratic government, 5000 regular troops, militia, and a historic naval power. The text covers economic activities, manufacturing decline, banking prominence, and key landmarks including the Doge’s palace, cathedral, and arsenal, plus population and strategic passes like Bocchetta linking Lombardy to Genoa and Savona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Italy
Bochetts
Savana
Gaxda
Tsa Republican
Thie
Norehe
Preduont
Paisiefah
Bes
Spezzia
Europe
Eugaria
Milan
France
Andrew Doria
Versailles
Andrew Dovid
Doge
Republic
Sardinia
Malta
Majorca
Minorca
Candia
Cyprus
Ahd
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Cesarea
Joan Ancey Dorra
Andrew Donza
The Rhine Passage and Alpine Sources Study
The article describes a mountainous region near Koenigsbrunn and Geiflingen along the Rhine. It notes the Alps and Black Forest connections, high peaks near the sources of rivers, and a landscape of woods and rural terrain. The terrain spans about 12 German miles and 3 to 4 in breadth with difficult communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mores
Suabia
Danube
Koenighroun
Geiflingen
Brent
Black Mountains
Darmstadt
Franconia
British Forces Embark For Calicut Cochin Goa Operations
News from the East Indies reports that the 77th Regiment embarked at Mangalore on November 18 in boats for Calicut and Cochin. The 2d Battalion of the 2d Regiment, a company of European Artillery under Captain Cotter, and two companies of Bascars were ordered to Goa, while the Field Army nears break up. Reports also state success against Doowran followers, recovery of plunder, and increased revenue in newly acquired provinces. Additional notes mention Zemaun Suan’s defeat by the Seiks, the new Emperor of Cu1wa losing popularity and mass emigration to islands like Java, disease in Malacca, and various coastal raids with local countermeasures. The Bombay fleet notes whale discoveries and efforts to plant cloves, with attention to Walés Island and Arabian horses, amid storms at Seringapatam where officers were struck by lightning. The Rockingham carries royal gifts to Bally Town and trade reports for China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mangalore
Calicut
Cochin
Cotter
Goa
Hydrabad
Seringapatam
Doowran
Cotorel CatrYwrue
Zemaun Suan
Seiks
Cabul
Lahore
Beyah
Java
Malacca
Gopaulkirtha
Jalleputty
Jerdeputty
Ashtoot
Ceylon
Walés
Baila
Barkley
Madras
Giann
Ploughing Contest Awards At Bath Agricultural Society
The Milborne Wick Fair held Amid fine weather awarded premiums for best ploughing. Mr White Partons won for a double furrow Wellington plough with four oxen and two horses, half acre in 1 hour 30 minutes. Edward Sherring received for common neighbourhood plough, two horses abreast, half acre in 1 hour 4 minutes. Mr Bridge earned with a single wheel plough, two oxen abreast, no driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Agricultural Society
Miljorne Wick
Sherborne
White Partons
Wellington
Edward Sherring
Bridge
Agricultural notes and disasters from a Dublin canal and Norfolk races
Fragmented report covers farming tips on hoeing and filling intervals for vegetables, canal bank planting with rushes, and potatos yields, plus cloth trade figures for West Riding from Pompefiad Sessions. It also reports the death of James Lear after a well collapse and a Norfolk duel over Briley lead with horse incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Canal
Dublin
James
Lear
Lefwell
Fellin
Farfakce
Briley
Norfolk
Endeave
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Linwood
James Nield
Cheyney-walk
Chelies
Robert Herries
St. James’s-street
Hoares
Fleet-street
Fulder and Co
Lombard-street
Biddulph
Ridge
Charing-cross
Dorrien and Co
Finchlane
Mesirs
Wilkinson, Bloxam
Southwark
Craven-freet
Strand
John Hart
Fenichurch-street
Tate
Hart
Kingdom
Aber
Beatie
Swift
Glafeai
Bridizes
Juareis Caisan Prihe
Sime
Ayera
Lombardy
Savona
The
Rhine
East Indies
Gowens
Bombay
Bally
Allas
China
Rockingham
Coromandel
the India Company
Gangami