Public dispute over General Evening Post printing rights
The General Evening Post proprietors recount their quarrel with former printer Charles Greenway Say. They detail Say’s breaches, unloading management to R Thompson, and printing a spurious edition after discharge. Arbitration is sought for balances due, while defending property rights and forty years of unchallenged possession.
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Charles Greenway
Say
General Evening Post
Edward Say
Charles Greeny Say
Gazetteer
Mr. Say
R Thompson
R. Thompson
C. G. Say
Court Proceedings Notice at Canterbury Castle
Old Castle of Canterbury to hear jurors and constables on August 6 next for the Eastern Division business. Sessions adjourned to Maidstone and then back to Canterbury. Austin, Clerk of the Peace, calls attendance by nine in the forenoon.
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Kents
Canterbury
Fuly
Maidstone
Austin
Worthy Panert Men of the City Address on Sheriff Election
A 1771 letter from Tooting Surrey expresses devotion to London’s peace and magistracy. The speaker pledges independence, integrity, and faithful service if called to duty, sending regards to the Gentlemen of London.
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London
Auction notice for farm and estate at Cheddington England
To be sold by auction on Monday the 19th day of August at the Rose and Crown Inn Tring Hertfordshire at twelve noon unless disposed of by private contract. Farm and estate situate at Cheddington Buckinghamshire in occupancy of Mr John Turney held by Teale from Merton College Oxford for 21 years from Lady Daf 3770 renewable every seven years. Cheddington four miles from Tring six miles from Aylesbury four miles from Leighton Buzzard. For particulars enquire Mr Baylis Surgeon Tring Mr Baldwin Serjeant Inn Fleet Street London or Mr Hayton Attorney Ivinghall Buckinghamshire.
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Rose
Crown Inn
Tring
Hertfordshire
Cheddington
Buckinghamshire
John Turney
Teale
Merton College
Oxford
Daf
Wrich
Aylebury
Leighton Buffard
Baylis
Baldwin
Fleet-street
London
Hayton
Ivinghall
Bukinghamshire
Auction Notice at Bugle Street House in Southampton
To be sold by auction in August next the Bugle Street mansion called Bugle Hall with coach house yard and garden in a pleasant town area. Property extends 200 feet to the street with river and New Forest views and an underground cistern for about 80 hogsheads. Purchasers may lease land or rebuild with materials in good condition. Plans and details via Bedwell Lass Ave Mary Lane London or Le Gay solicitor and Arthur Hammond Southampton.
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Bugle-street
New Forest
Bedwell Lass
Ave Mary Lane
Londons
Le.Gay
Arthur Hammond
Southampton
Taanne
Wilkes
Tigre
Madrass
Bention
Dihiaie Munis
Anand
Cutter
Tountay
wMr
Fife
Blelen
Reine
Vauxhall Turn
Public Office
Jorhat Martin Foschis
Ty Bowden
Hut” Elie
To be sold by private contract in Cawford Sussex
A copyhold messuage or tenement with three acres of ground, shop, garden, orchard and appurtenances in Cawford Sussex, in the occupation of Guilford Vinall. Quit-rent due yearly. Ground well planted with fruit trees. Shop fit for business. If not sold soon by private contract, self to be sold by public auction. Inquiries to Sarah Weeks widow of Henry Ellis of Cowford, or Wm. Ellis, attorney at law of Northam.
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Cawford
Sussex
Guilford Vinall
N. B
Sarah Weeks
Henry Ellis
Mf.Cowford
Mr. Vinall
Wm. Ellis
Law
Hortham
Cabinet council at Buckingham House discussed Wilkes and ministry
A London court report details a cabinet council at Buckingham House with figures including the Thane a great Lady Lord North and others. It notes ministerial unease over Wilkes's sheriff election and hints at leadership struggles for the next August assembly while dispatches and meetings are framed as preparations for forthcoming political moves.
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Buckingham House
Thane
Lord North
Wilkes
Earl of Chatham
Queen’s Palace
Hayesee
St. James’s
Ireland
Whitehall
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Themamie
Royal Chronicle
London Evening Post
Cource
Edward Gay
Charles Geenway
Dughe
Qu. G. Say
Gdf
Panert Men
The
Sf. Londo
Tooting, Surry, Fuly
Hampton
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