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General Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 24, 1748

Page

3

Public Survey on Lands Belonging to Gilbert Yard Devon

A public survey will be held at Two o Clock on Mindey the 13th of Fune at the Sign of the Angel Totners Devon for sale in parcels or whole of the Yard estate. The lands include Lower Sharpham Barton and Demesne with orchards meadows and pastures along the Dart river near Totness Dartmouth and Ashprington. A second survey occurs on Wednesday the 15th at the Lion of the Bull's Head Newton Bushell Devon for the Fee Simple of Barton Highweek Manor Teningbridge and nearby parcels near Newton-Abbot and Teign.

Mindey Fune Maddock Totners Lower Sharpham Alprington Devon Dart Totness Dartmouth Hollybear Ashprinton Rowden Harris Drew Marshal’s Slade Wafcombe Perchwood Pamton Richard Metherell Bridge-Town Pomeroy John Gregory Tu O Clack Newton-Bufbell Highweck East Ogwell Woolborough Teing Exeter Angel Inn Bull Inn Newton Barton Houses Sharpham and Bradley Moll’s Earle’s Plymouth William Short Japson Ingsdon Ashburton Penfound Gilbert Yard Newton-Bushell Addis Archell Samuel Brent Mark Batt Mottenham Salath Cornwall Thomas Jones St. Anstell William Luke Castle-Yard Ffolborn London

London May 26 Royal news and maritime prizes listed

London reports confirm the King in health and ready for Hanover while Regency Lords appoint John Potter and Richard Nevil Aldworth as secretaries. News notes Duke of Newcastle plans Hanover trip. bishops and officials relocate. Smugglers captured and towns describe robberies, deaths, and estate successions.港

London Holland Hanover John Potter Richard Nevil Aldworth Duke of Newcastle Bishop of Scot Sunderland John Best Westram Kent Southwark Justice Hammond Newington Kingsland Litchfield Mr. Short Wolverhampton Fletcher Windsor Bouifham Soame Jenyns County of Cambridge Leigh Deal S. E Nancy Gould Carolina Launceston Experiment Bond Plymouth Dover Ireland Robson Severn Collier East-India St. Michael India Royal Assurance London Assurance

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