London News and Naval Dispatches from September Era
Reports from London include Sir Grey Cooper and John Robinson attending the Levee at St James's as Lord North recovers from a broken right arm. Dispatches arrive from Quebec and Virginia. Highlanders refuse enlistment, preferring loyalty to the king. Notices of private letters discuss privateering, trade missions, and the state of the Virginia frontier. Local incidents cover highway robbery, coin counterfeiting trials, fires, and births and marriages in high society.
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London
Grey Cooper
John Robinson
Lord North
St. James’s
Earl of Hillsborough
France
Plymouth
Earl of Iffingham
Grosvenor
Quebec
England
Corke
Peter Parker
Aimieghcas
Brqvidons
Ethan Alten
America
Haland
Allen
Peter
Continental Congress
Lantaster
Lindaw
sGrenades
Virginia
Glaftow
Lord Howe
Staten [Fland
Great Britain
Phoenix
Wallace
Montgomery
Canada
Crown Point
Petersourg
Constantinople
Sigdner, James, and Cé
Black Sea
Persia
Tartary
Sieur Eton
Europe
Turkey
Baflora
Sieur John James
Sieur John Siedner
Russia
William’ Eton
John James
Mocenigo
Falmouth
St. Mary’s, Scilly
Tobago
Ireland
Andybas
Scilly
St. Mary’s
Orkney
Fiih
Caithre
Ronaldtha
Horfe
Besiges
Caster
Sherrard
Edmundthorpe
An.Leicesterhuré
Cha
William Dyer
Roding Plumben
Essex
Blackheath
Shooter’s Hill
John Russell
Greenwich
Surry
Wimbledon Common
John Fielding
Bow-street
Terence
Sheay
Mary
Catherine Henry
Condon
Clarke
Croydon
John Rielding
Estates to be sold by auction at Cross Keys Inn
A sale advertises the estate of St Neot including Hardwick Farm 670 acres and other holdings total several farms and yards. Auction to be held in October or early November at Huntingdonshire location with sale by private contract possible. Details available from Mel Windus Blofield Tooke Court Norwich.
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Cross-Keys Inn
St. Feut’s
St. Neot’s
Hardwick Farm
Mel
Windus
Blofield
Tooke’s Court
John Lens
Norwich
Lottery scheme and sworn attestation by John Molesworth
A fragmentary 18th century notice discusses a lottery plan and prize structure. It includes a sworn attestation by John Molesworth of the Inner Temple dated 1767 asserting his mathematical calculations on lotteries, detailing alleged past successes and references to public officials. The text defends the scheme against criticism and outlines entry and prize mechanics.
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Mr Molesworth
John
Molesworth
Ianer Temple
London
Esquire
Crosby
Daondon
Alderman-Bwll
Littletre
Amany Capital Prizes
Molesw
My- Otfe
Bloomtfhir
Aagest
Mansfield
Molesworth i
Secar
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Koningsburgh
Vrow
Good Intent
Wilson
Plymou
Hs Earl of
Shéay
Loweather
Shepherd
Shepherd’s Bath
T. W. Harrison
John Hardinge
Craven
John Farwell
Bedfordshire
Hardinge
John Clarke
Lord Graven
Davis
Ruffel
Seddall
Knowland
Dickinson
Moore
Lawrinan
Ambrose
Humphrys
Eicester-Fields
Sheerness
George Donaldson
Miss Pocklington
Queenborough
Isle of Sheepy
Nishe
Burlington-street
Charles Lor Caddgan
Oakley
Secong
Gravesynd
Tilbury ‘Fort
British Museum
Royal Society
Charles Lord Cadogan
William Julyss
Elizabeth
Hans Sloane
Charles ‘Sawang Carovan
Lord Cadogan
Frances
Brom
Thomas Moore
Chiflehort
Kent
Pamela
von Damsel
Samuel ‘Richardson
W. Strahan
Hb F
C. Rivington
W. Johnden
Tcafion
Crowder
Law
Bladon
Sir Charles Grandison
Price
Zefop
Henry
Hyiter
Hatton-Garden
We Nicoll
St. Paul's
Galiea
Realtiea
IBM
Rililag “Gay
ME Whitecht
Hall
Lohgen
Swoumen
Sanvay
Gama
Bing
Isis
Senday
Reuter
Faid Company
Alvermanbury
Birchin
Cornhill
Idigny
Bente
Tontalaiog