Estate Sale at Tarniker Hall Upper Rawcliffe 1771
Public notice announces sale by auction or private contract of the capital messuage or mansion with lands in Upper Rawcliffe Tarniker and nearby holdings totaling about 92 acres plus 21 acres moss ground and three more acres, including tythes, formerly of Mrs Isabella Longworth. Listings invite inquiries to Michael's Hall, Lincoln's Inn Fields or Preston lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Smith
Saint Michel's
Wyre
Lancaster
Upper
Racliffe
Tarniker
Tarniker-Hall
Michael's-Hall
Upper Rawcliffe
Swith
Margaret Tomlinson
Joseph Gregion
Rawclliff
Isabella Longworth
N. B
Rawcliffe
Sowerby
Deine
Michael’s Hall
Longworth
Portugal-street
Lincoln's-Inn-Fields
London
Lodge
Laws
Preston
County
Hereford
Street
Hinton
Kinigsland
Cardiff
Arrow
Pinsley
Leominster
Ludlow
John Woodhouse
Bridewell Hospital
Adam Ward
Bercher
Herefordshire
Acob Hemet
Amela
Hemet
W. Bayley
Cockspur-street
Bttom
Haymarket
J. Price
Pera Fumer
India House
Leidenhall-street
Airo
Miss Purdie
Baths Ad
J. le Brun
Rae fJanchine
Paris
Prospect estate sale near Plymouth in Devon offered
A long public notice describes selling the remainder of a seventy-nine year term on the Prospect mansion near Pennycress two miles from Plymouth with gardens, orchards, and adjacent fields. It lists covenants, rents, and the interest of Thomas Duvall and others, plus a public survey date August 13 at the London Inn, Plymouth. It also promotes a new mathematical repository published by a society of mathematicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennycress
Devon
Plymouth
Plymouth Dock
Thomas Duvall
Cavillimas
Hanoaze
St. Nicholas’s Bland
Mount Edgcuimb
Stonehouse
Royal Hospitals
N. B
Sheeps Potts
Duvall
Beacon Down
Speeps Potts
Richard Shea
Thomas Duck
Gray's Inn
London
Champion
Society of
Mathematicians
Evicus
Dianes
Mast
Robinson and Roberts
Paternofter-Row
Political and Military Dispatches From Europe
Dated August 8 through July 20 reports arrive from Holland Flanders and Peterborough. Celebrations mark the queen’s accession as Grouschewski arrives with Dolgoroucki to present fortress keys. Petersburgh sends peace congress ultimatum to the Porte with Semlin or Hermannstadt as possible sites. Russia seeks autonomy for Wallachia Moldavia and Crimea. Plague wanes in Poland and Austria reduces troop lines and health measures except in Moldavia’s Palatinate Marzmaros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeterday
Holland
Flanders
Peterbourgh
Petersbourgh
Porte
Berlin
Semlin
Hermannadt
Walachia
Moldavia
Crimea
Poland
Silesia
Palatinate of
Marzmaros
History of England volume announced in broadside style
London reports a wealth of items from convoys and diplomacy to local notices. It notes Rufsians capturing French ships and a voyage of Sir Robert Gunning from Berlin, reports Solander voyage, ship losses near Dunkirk, convicts bound for Maryland, Lord Mayor’s dinner plans, and various public notices, races at Stratford upon Avon, executions at Tyburn, and obituaries. It closes with ship movements and the publication of Goldsmiths History of England in four volumes priced at xl. 1s 6d.
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Constantinople
Tunis
Streights
Robert Gunning
Berlin
Solander
Sweden
Henry Banks
Ely
Lincolnshire
Labrador Coast
North America
Carolina
Nurburg
Norkipping
Dunkirk
Christiana
Fray
Bourdeaux
Ostend
Heath
Bristol
Casco Bay
Carlisle
Howard
Bourn
Maryland
N. Long
London
Alderman Oliver
Spitalfields
Choartes Hourtranond
D. Garrick
Stratford Upon Avon
Noblemen and Gentlemen
Sol
Lord Abingdon
Young Eclipse
Mr. Stroud
Almira
Frances Allen
Dumb Jemmy
Sarah Becks
General Pot
Bow-street
Robert Thorne
Queen Ann-street
Hannah Grove
Lower Grosvenor-street
Francis Whitheld
Canterbury
Mills Halfnod
Queen’s
Edw. Lewen
Diocese of
Rochester
Stane
Gravesend
Maidnone
Thomas Ayres
Bradford
Wiltshire
Thomas Webb
Weald
Essex
William Duffy
Mrs. Jordan
Jordan
Burwash
Sussex
Guildford
Surry
Henry Budd
New End
Hampstead
Mrs. Beaufort
Dr. Beaufort
Stoke Newington
Thomas Beulins
Sir Francis Blake Delaval
K. B
Thomas
Clapham
Dover Street
Countess of
St. John’street
Clerkenwell
Haddington
Scotland
Patrick Wilkie
Deal
Cruizer
Jacob
Hoffman
Rhode-Island
Diligence
Stevens
Montague
Cleator
Becy
Rogers
Dublin
Johnson
Beverley
Jarvis
Portsmouth
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Mr. Holland
Chiswick Church
Whitechapel Haymarket
England
George the Second
Dr. Goldsmith
T. Davies
Ruffel-street
Covent Garden
T. Cadel
F. Becket
P. A. de Hondt
Strand
London Magazine
Corfe
Queenhithe
Wintey
Windsor
Curtiss
Voltaire
Benevolent Society
Mungo
R. Baldwin
Paternofter- Row
Apollo
Teuth
George Buchanan
Avicenes
Ant
House of Conmuns
Charles I
Jethra
Waller
Vauxhall
Didog
King’s Arms
Paternofters Row
Wirwinck
Great-Britain
Ireland
James Cole
Lske
Caldicot
Cambridge
Murhall
Christchurch
Burrows
Dr. Burrows
Pringeguy Orange
Hay-market
G. Kear
Ludgate-Areet
Capej-court
Royal Exchange
Fletcher
Hod Cambridge