Stockport Cotton Manufactory Auction Notice
Auction at the Red Lion Inn Stockport Chester on Wednesday 7 October for a cotton factory and related premises. Lots include Watsons Carrs works with water rights and dwellings, a second factory site, and two more houses with rents. Mr Philip Brintey and tenants hold leases. Mr Folland Watson attorney handles sale details and private contracts possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Brpermore
Red Lion Inn
Stockport
County of Chester
Watson’s Cares
Stoce Port
Lear
Bert
Philip Brintey
Watson’s Carrs
Alurefaid
Samuel Otuknow
Makingo Sons
Wathhufe
Steve
Watson’s
John Stead
James Macy
Philip Boivey
Folland Watson
The Liberty of the Press and Protestant Dissenters
A late 17th century letter argues for liberty of expression while criticizing Dissenters and Puritans. It cites Swift’s judgments, the Restoration, and the Reformation, tracing tensions between church and state, Puritan influence, and debates on government and religion.
Remarks on the press and royal influence in Prussia era
A fragmentary letter debates press freedom and royal behavior, praising a king’s temper yet criticizing philosophy’s reach. It notes the late king’s will to be buried with his dogs, discusses a Protestant clergyman and central Christian doctrine, and mentions a schism among Jews amid courtly influence and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besires
Berlin
Christ
Botaly
Germany
Uae
Couth
Ted
Cusmon
Eric
Othr
Freeson
Rome
ereTian
Erey
Thaug
Flermes
Gene Uty
Noted English Village Court Case Of A Broken Fiddle
A blind violinist sues after a journeyman carpenter at a village bailkin ceremony breaks his fiddle and sparks a costly legal fight. An attorney and a long, expensive process follow with writs, declarations, and a large costs award. In Ireland a farmer dodges arrest via a search warrant raid, dragged forth and humiliated, prompting a heavy collateral tale of vengeance and jury verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Cale
England
Crowder
Dundalk
Ireland
Cafids
Dundalis
Markets Report On Harvest Crops And Butter Prices
The article notes strong harvests across Soar Itidsre Louth Carlow and Kilkenny with wheat and barley yielding well and grain forward in northern counties. Butter prices rise to about three halfpence to two pence per pound as supply increases, with retail and wholesale markets adjusting to new stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Kilkenny
Osu
Win
Derry Coleraine
Belfast
Posus
Sgt
Vic
British flock society receives royal favor and Irish gift
The British flock society has been ordered to distribute its experimental flock to the facility for breed improvement. The Right Hon. William Connolly M. P. of Ireland has donated rams and ewes from his stock. A large consignment of Herefordshire sheep with notable fleece quality has arrived in Scotland recently. The society’s efforts are praised as patriotic and beneficial to the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yis
William ConyncraMmy
Ireland
Scotland
Accidents and Crimes Reported in Fareham and York
In Fareham a coroner’s inquisition on John Parker’s death from a cart wheel injury. in Gosport another on Mary Charles who died after being beaten by her husband, verdicts of wilful murder against the husband and failful murder against the hatband. York notes executions at Tyburn of Abraham Robertshaw, John Minster, and John Benne for forgery, affin, and rioting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fareham
Mr. Newlyn
John Parker
Peat
Gospet
Mary Charles
Tyburg
Abraham Robertshaw
John Minster
John Benne
Sheffield
Minster
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Mac
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Anne
Charles 11
Prince of Orange
Dean Swift
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Edward VI
Geneva
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Mery
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James I
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