Public Auction of Thorn Farm in Hereford Diocese
A sale notice announces the auction of the Thorn Farm in Birley Hereford parish. The property, over 220 acres of arable land meadow pasture hop ground and orchard, is to be offered at the Three Horseshoes in Leominster on a March day between five and seven in the evening. Inquiries are directed to Edward Coleman Leominster and John Sheriff, with viewings arranged through the sheriffs agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Coates
Leaminster
Hereford
Birley
Jétin
Leominster
Edward Coleman
John Sheriff
Two Women in Poor House Struck by Feud Killing One
Fragmentary report from Bristol area describes two women in the poor house quarrelled over a dispute. One woman struck the other on the temple, killing her instantly. Neighbourhood accidents linked to cold and market crowds are noted. Also mentions shoemaker found dead from cold near Piidie about five aisles away. Arrivals list ships Cheeigrove Bromfield Jethy Bradley from Newfoundland.
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Jools
Tiday
Dublin
Trinity College
Skinner
Dailey’s
Blackwall-reach
Symonds’s Wharf
Watling-street
Fenchurch-street
Fleet-streect
Smith
Dartford
Whatebone
Rumford
Essex
Wilmore
Amber-Brewer
Wingfield-street
Whitechapel
King
Piper
South Kilvington
Thirth
Sydney College
Cambridge
Nigel Bowyer Grefley
Nigel Grefley
Miss Grefley
Drakelow
Derbyshire
Edmund Lewin Baines
Baintree
Sally Colman
St. Peter’s Church
Cornhill
Abraham Simons
Boston
Mills Ann Walker
Gracechurch Street
St. Dunstan’s
Mr. Thorne
Fleet-street
Miss Bertles
The
Temple
Upper Brook Street
John Huffey
Williagn Adams
Elsfield
sBalt- Smithfield
Bedfordrow
Charles Powell Snell
Court at St James gathers noble visitors amid roads and storms
News from London notes a large court at St James's drawing nobility from country estates hindered by poor roads. It reports ambassadors, naval orders, and preparations for North American service. A sailor tragedy near Bridlington is recorded and Irish weather stays mild with plentiful goods.
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St. James’s
Drummond, Esq
York
Eady
Downs
America
Lord Chatham
Lord Pite
Portsmouth
Tartar
Griminey
Thétibirels
Larkins
London
Drury Lane scene amid tumult and a flood of notices
An observer recounts Captain R’s loud protest during Te Blacé a-moor Wash'd White at Drury Lane, then details a long letter exchange about a beating at Dailey's and a money offer for evidence. The item lists a string of incidents from a frozen Thames to shop thefts, fires, and fatalities, followed by marriages, deaths, and local notices from London.
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Drury-lane
Officers ordered to discharge and report addresses
War Office directive requires Captains Lieutenants and Ensigns who joined new Companies to lodge addresses with their Colonels or Agents or be superseded. Officers in Ireland must send addresses to Lieutenant Colonel Mandell in Limerick and to their Colonels or Agents in London, under cover to the Secretary at War.
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War-Office
Augusta
Ireland
Colone Mandell
Limerick
London
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Sir Tho
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Col
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William Hunter
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Geo. Hunt
Hbne
Whitehead John
Tilbury I
Fran
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Stanley
Jackson
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Gore
Geo
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Bubtetide Burge
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Baker
Efketh
John D. Dyke
ENS
Bond
Weymouth
John Pratt
Duke of
George Potock
Duchess of
John Goodrich
Wm Crewe
Ch. Dunbar
Lord le Despencer
Gilbert Heath
H. Reveley
Coat
Bart
Rob. Palk
Lawrence Dun
Iffeto
Dafe
James.Peachey
R. Madan, Esq
Maynwaring
Henry Roffell
Henry Gough
Robinson
Gough
Harper
M‘donall
G. Hannoy
Blackman
Bridget Bro
God
Ton ‘ Firey
Fanquier
Levy
Caroline Peachey
Dury
Tho
Lucas
Joshua Chu
Hen. Ho
Bartughton
A. B
Frith
Howghton
Hayes
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Pulteney
John’Upton
Bishop of Norwich
dRomney
Burt
Paul Methuen
Richard Bagot
Jn Chapman
Heron
Wheeler T Ars Crowley
Ger Buhem
Mary Trevor
John Pennant
Géo, Chandler, Esq
F Jones
Noel Z
Jn Tyfen
Esq
Rob. Rich
Rey
Wyvill
Thomas
Barnwell
Coomer
Breen-Down
Bristol
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Arivals
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Cheeigrove
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Newfoundland
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Jethy
Bradley
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Pontefratt
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William Lowther
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Strand
Réfell
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Webber
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East Indies
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Alidote
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Grosvenor Square
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