Dissolution of Weatherby Hegggs Partnership and Asset Sale
The partnership between Benjamin Weatherby and the executors of John Hegggs is dissolved after the widow’s death. The lease of the old warehouse with stock and trade is to be disposed of. Inquiries to Thomas Sheppard, Weatherby at Burr Street, or the warehouse. Creditors and debtors urged to present accounts or payments to George Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Weatherby
St. Catharine's
Tower
London
Potterang
John Hegggss
John Hiegohs
Thomas Sheppard
George Ray
Loyalist thanks to Lord in a Boston political pledge
Postscript from a royalist assembly in a colonial borough praises the King for defending church and state against ministers seen as threats to liberty. It pledges unyielding support, outlines resolutions for unlimited liberty of speech, American taxation resistance, and punishment of dissenters, and signals readiness to tar and feather collectors. It also cites foreign moves, naval orders, and local market prices to illustrate unrest and global tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Stricly
Fady
Ts Ke
London Levee After Admiralty Board Special Business
London reports that Lords Commissioners attended a levee at St James's on special business after the Admiralty Board's breakup. Troops sent to America have not arrived by June 12, delaying operations until the end of the month. It is suggested troops may be ferried by water from Boston to cut off the Provinces' retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Constantinople
Spain
Court of
London
France
Europe
West Indies
Lara
Salem
Nova Scotia
Canada
1St John
St. Laurence
St. John’s
Newfoundland
Boston
Gibraltar
America
Norfolk
Virginia
Capt. Cook
Cape of Good Hope
Glasgow
Solebay
Liverpool
Chatham
St. Ann
Folkstone
Hamoaze
Charlotte
Portsmouth
Beckford
Curling
Jamaica
Austin
Havanna
Stainforth
Cape
Leadenhall Market
Whitechapel
Olloway
Admiralty Board
St. James’s
Iris
Bolton Neck
Monnay
Louis XVI
Varre
Rheims
Kingdom of
M. de Figeral
Bull
Bath
Cadell
Brittely
Hawes
Wide-ranging London and Bristol Press Roundup of Trials and Marriages
Yesterday four presented to the Rev Samuel Proor at Gaweby rectory, Lincolnshire, passed the Great Seal. A Brecon native was jailed for counterfeiting coins including 42 bad half crowns. four pounds in bad shillings found. Thomas Withall, executed yesterday, implicated two others in a Cloysters robbery, claiming gates of Christ-hospital were opened by keys. A man jailed at Wood-street for assaulting his wife. Rev George Borlase died at Marazion. Mr Carter, mayor of the Three Tuns in Southwark, robbed of silver watch, 19 guineas, and three bank-notes by a lodger. Dr Ashworth, tutor at Daventry academy, died. William Priestley of Field Head died at Leeds. Thomas Witham of Cliffe married Miss Thornton with a fortune of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Pro&or
Gaweby
Lincoln
Brecon
Thomas Withall
Miss Lamb
Cloysters
Mifsamb
Withall
Chirt-hospital
Wood-street
Oxford
Carter
Three Tuns
Bristol-street
Southwark
Ashworth
Daventry
Northamptonshire
Leeds
Fieldhead
William Priestley
Great St. Helen’s
London
York
Yeterday
St. Michael-le-Belfrey’s
Thomas Witham
Cliffe
North Riding
Miss Thornton
James Thornton
Nether- Witton
Northumberland
Vegetable perfumes and medicinal claims in London shop notices
An 18th century advertisement by Richard Warren of Mary-le-Bone claims a Vegetable System of Perfumery avoiding animal extracts and hawks a Milk of Roses for skin and Volatile Essence of Lavender. It promotes Balsamum Animabilis and references stock prices and lottery tickets in a mixed public notice, Bath shops listed and schedule details included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Warren
Mary-le-Bone
Ftreet
Golden-square
London
Great Britain
Ireland
Paternofter-row
Turnyridge-Wells
St. Andrew’s Terras
Miles’s Court
Bath
Ufe
Houghton
Royal Exchange
Southern
Park-place
St. James's Street
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Fitch Palmer
Bedford
Pepieams Pit
Isaac Mallorti
Polygen
Southampton
Panloupt
Leroux
Earl of Granard
Sife
Bittern Common
Dow
Mr. Lejeune
Boas
David
William Nicholls
Duke of Montague
J and F. Rivington
St. Paul's Church-yard
Oaart
Suidam
Toup
A.M
A.M. Ecclesia Cathedralis Exam Prebendarius. Londini
Prostant Venales
Spud
J. Nourse
Adams
R. Harpur
Robert Bertie
Argyle-street
Oxford-street
St. Thomas's Hospital
Mackenzie
Smith
Long-Acre
Cornhill
Postscript
My Lord
Ing’s
Royal Free Patents
Gom
Alter
Niht
Bank Brock
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