Inn at Nottingham Notices Lease Details
To be LETT and entered on immediately large commodious inn known by the Sign of the White Lion at Nottingham late in the possession of Mr James Chippersdall deceased. For further particulars inquire of Mr Luke Abbott in Duke Street Westminster or at the White Lion Inn. There is nine years to come of the Lease.
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Nottingham
James Chippersdall
Deceas
Luke Abbott
Duke Street
Westminter
Il Inn
Auction of Walthamstow estate of late Matthew Bateman Esq
By order of the administratrix the lease of the improved dwelling house and lands at Clay Street Walthamstow Essex will be sold by auction on Monday May 16 at noon. The property includes a brick house with marble hall multiple parlours grand staircase extensive outbuildings gardens 47 acres and a yearly ground rent of 58 125. Also to be sold are household and farming utensils statues garden furniture and stock. Viewings begin Wednesday the 5th until sale time with particulars available at the sale site and in Whitechapel.
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Newmarket
Jockey Club
Beacon Course
Winchester Races
Jane
Heber
Tathwell
Louth
Lincolnshire
Sultan
Fulk Greville
SunTan
Duke of Wharton
Darley
Lord Tracey
Pre- Ron
Lancaster
Preston
Fobua Ward
Whitehall
Ralph Ward
Thomas Ward
Pond
James Barry
Hull
County of York
Hipberdine
Seward Stone
Waltham Abbey
Thibault
Hibberdine
John Pelly
Manzel-Street
Goodman’s-Fields
China
Japan
India
Hamiltons
Whitechapel
Matthew Bateman
Deceas
Clay-Street
Walthamstow
Essex
Gothac
Riots and arrest reports from Ireland in April notices
Reports from Waterford Cork and Tipperary describe White Boys rioting funding schemes with 1501 disbursed to a paymaster, raids and arrests. Dermot Drogheda's light dragoons search towns, seize arms, and detain suspects as houses burned and fields wrecked. Rewards offered for leaders and for notices to convict rioters and letter authors.
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Ireland
Dublin
Royal Charlotte
Cauzier
Parkgate
Waterford
Cork
Tipperary
Dungarvan
Munster
Clogheen
Light Dragoons
Rogerson’s
Limerick
George Marley
Nicholas Weeks
Elgis
Bruff
Kilmallock
Lord Drogheda
Thomas Bury
Carrabridge
Corke
Sive Culragh
Lismore
Coppoquin
Quin
Youzhall
Levellers
Fuut Tive
Sterling
George Bagnall
Youghall
Persor
Fragmentary maritime report on ships and captures
A damaged OCR fragment describes maritime activity including vessels named Jalousie and Castile soap oil and ballast. It notes a capture near Havre de Grace and references Marseilles and Bristol. Limited readable details mention officers and ships with unclear dates.
Discontent in Ratisbon and Europe War News Reach
In London despatches from Ratisbon report Free City speakers denounce French influence and insist Germany could enforce laws against France using its own forces. Letters from Portugal note quiet in the interior and 40,000 land forces under arms, while merchants hope for neutrality with Spain. Additional items mention privateers, ship captures near Virginia, and cargoes bound for the Caribbean and Maryland.
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Ratisbon
Dis
Free Cite
Germany
Coloy
Westphlia
France
Alsace
Bishopricks
Lorrain
Flanders
Silesia
Bezzars
Cers
Portugal
Tagus
Spain
Newcastle Packer
Dyer
Falmouth
Cape Francois
Hispaniola
Corunna
Virginia
Canaries
His Majesty
Arethusa
Lisbon
Plus
Plymouth
St. Malocs
Flymouth
Montgomery
St. Kitts
Isle of Man
Glaston
Shaw
North Carolina
Whitehaven
Bayonne
India
Highland Battalion
Mauritius
Isle de Bourbon
Bristol
Live Oak
Adams
South Carolina
Dolphin
England
Catherine
Bolon
Scilly
St. Christtopher’s
Brenton
Ja Imaica
London
Bank of England
Maryland
Wette Indies
John Scot
Ely
Burgits
Tayn, Daagwad, &c
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Fawley
Wantage
Berkshire
N.B
Cygnet
James Lambert
Earl of Godolkin
Hogmagog
Cambridge
Middleham
Yorkshire
Prayer
Gowe
Lord Gower
Little David
Mr. Cooke
Epsom
Whitefoot
Pajaret
Merr Lin
Merlin
Prospero
Graf
Rosertr Parker
Llanvayre
Cardigan
George Inn
Lampehr