Auction notice of multiple estates in Hereford Brecon and Rochester
Per an order of the High Court of Chancery, Samuel Crosley offers at auction five May estate sales. The Hereford and Breconshire parcels include farms and various lands in Merhyr Llywell Nanbrane Llandyle Devynock and Lisaywern with messuages and tithe. Also Rochester area freehold farms totaling about 180 acres and a separate well situated dwelling in Rochester. Details at Masters Chambers Crane Court Fleet Street and via Crosley office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court of Chancery
John Browning
Symonds Inn
Chancery-lane
London
John Jeffrey’s
U.q
Ewas Lacy
Hereford
Merhyr
Llywell
Lanvebangle
Nan'brane
Llandyle
Devynock
Lilindevally
Lisaywern
Keck
Samuel Crosley
Garraway's
Exchange-alley
Thos. Olive
Rochester
Ava
Hoo
St. Mary’s
Rocheler
Chapman
Druet
Red Lion Inn
Canterbury
Chatham
George
Dartford
Little Bell-alley
Coleman-street
Property Sale at Crown Ludlow May 16 1772 Auction
Public sale at the Crown Ludlow on Saturday May 16 1772 between 3 and 5 pm offering lots including a dwelling house in Broad Street Ludlow with coach-house stalls and garden, another messuage in Broad Street held by Jennings and Powell, a malt house and dwelling in Bell Lane, and a freehold dwelling in Beil Lane owned by widow Sankey. Also notes private contracts welcome and further particulars via Mrs Martha Greeney or Mr Toldervey Ludlow or Mr Hull Bewdley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow
Lot.t & II
Messiage
Broad-street
Martha Greene
Corporation of Judson
John Jennings
Samuel Powell
Beil-lane
Sankey
Corporation of
Bell-lane
Walter Jenkins
John Jones
Martha Greeney
Toldervey
Hull
Teeth and Gums Tinctures From Greenough and Newbery
Established tooth and gum remedies sold by Thomas Greenough of Ludgate Street and F Newbery Jun at St Paul’s Churchyard. The tinctures promise whitening teeth, stopping decay, curing scurvy and toothache. Genuine bottles carry oblong square shape with a labeled plaque, others are counterfeit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Greenough
Apothecary
Ludgate-street
F. Newbery
John Newbery
St. Paul's Churchyard
Greenough
London News: Royal Summer Move and Global Dispatches
The court plans to move to Kew for the summer. Sir Joseph York attended the levee at St James's and then met the King. Reports from Sicily describe Etna’s ash and fire ruining fields, while bread in Florence is abundant and bakers are ordered to add four ounces to each loaf. News from Paris and Normandy mention a monarchical dispute over Monaco and potential Jersey and Guernsey reform. Extra from Macao details Ulbeck Tartars clashing with Chinese and Mongol forces, with heavy casualties. Further items cover British riot suppression, price controls, and judicial proceedings, including trials at the Old Bailey and shifts in public wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kew
Joseph York
St. James's
Florence
Paris
M. de Grimaldi
Mans
Monaco
Normandy
Jersey
Guernsey
Pearl Essence of Pearl Dentifrice Proposed for Children's Teeth
Dentists to the royal household urge use of their Essence of Pearl to protect children’s teeth from early decay and gum scurvy. They claim it strengthens second teeth, reduces pain at teething, and improves lifelong dental health. Sold by perfumers W. Baily in Cockspur Street and J. Price opposite the India House for 28 shillings 6d per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hook
HIBLE
Lady’s Magazine
Princess Royal of
Enland
Ahind Retter
Princess Royal
England
Cafar
Britain
Ramtler
Charlotte Jarvis
Jane Grey
Montague
Shakespear
Atale
J. Wheble
Ireland
America
Thost
N. B
W. Baily
Cockspur-street
J. Price
Leadenhall-street
London
Maitlands History of London continuation notice
A historical advertisement promotes Maitland's History of London continuation by Rev John Entick M A published weekly, with engravings and plates detailing London wards and landmarks. It promises to cover events up to 1772 and lists bound volumes and prices. Also includes a testimonial from Mary Lambert about a medical cure attributed to Dr Brown and a boarding school address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aieland
London
Maitland
Joan Entice
Condon
Langbourn
Candlewick
City of London
Inc-Hospital
New Newgate
New River Office
St. George's Fields
New Sessions House
Old Bailey
J. Wilkie
Lowides
G Keafly
S. Biadon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Hutton
Newcastle
J. Witsic
St. Paul's Church-yard
Macao
China
Sooo
Poonamalu
Madras
Tanjore
Kentifb Ga-Rove
Sweden
Stockholm
St. Lucar
Admiralty
Lord Sandwich
Worcester
St. Edmund's Bury
Robert Davers
France
Guildhall
Robert Wilson
Marcus Hartogh
Fleet-Lane
Woothstreet Compter
Plumbe
Newgate
Patrick Murphy
Newtoner’s Lane
Judith Whalin
Joseph Lumm
Patrick Shields
Martlet Court
Bow-street
Peter M‘cloud
Joseph Hankey
Thomas Holmes
Jeremiah Lakey
Ann Ashley
John Cotton
James John Gilbert
Phillips
Mary Webster
Edward Manning
Richard Hal John
Richard Clark
Edmunds
Philip Cratey
Eliz. Hawkin
Jackson’s Alley
Covent Garden
John Baker
Meavy
Devonshire
Michael Bacon
Ryther
Yorkshire
Nathan Forster
Ardleigh
Essex
Mills Crooke
Lord Kinnaird
Humphreys
Grafier
Ware
Gough
Wellclose Square
M. de Courfheulte
Frederick Shrewder
Great Marlborough Street
Cradock
Bermondsey-street
Southwark
Samuel Pye
Snow-Hill
Francis Greaves
Guildford
Surry
Charles Dick
Arundel-strest
Panton-square
PRIC
India
South Sea
Dino
C.nfol
Pr. Navy
Pridge
To-morrow
Penny Post
Alesse
Gerian Leipfic
George ‘Leis Geter
BE Lady’s Magazine
Bath
Hudson
St. Piul’s
Mjesty
Earl of Sandwich
Land
St. Maries
Falmouth
J. Hamilton
Moore
Royal Navy
Richardson and Urquhast
Royal-Etchange
Tomach
Guy’s Hospital
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