Public notices and property auction in London and Watford
A listing of tickets at five shillings each for Charles Penruddock Ralph Woodford Thomas Ridge and Rev Mr Newbel at the George Inn with dinner at three. The Worshipful Company of Clothworkers advertises a lease offer for a Corn Mill and a Paper Mill near Watford Hertfordshire with adjoining land and two tenements. Sealed proposals due by Friday the 24th at ten in the forenoon. Clerk's Office in London and Mr Hackman at Watford to show premises.
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S.T Ewards
Charles Penruddock
Ralph Woodford
Thomas Ridge
Mr. Newbel
George. Inn
N.B
London
Watford
Hertfordshire
É&C
Mincing Lane
Lonson
Hack
Valuable freehold and copyhold estates offered at auction
An advertisement offers GERMAINS near Chesham Buckinghamshire for auction on Tuesday the 20th at Garraway's Coffee-house. The property includes a brick house with rooms, outbuildings, gardens, and about nine acres of land with water features. Viewing times are listed, with sale offices noted. Additional private contract sale of The Great Ledge near Windsor with sixty five acres and an option to rent adjoining land. Also promoting ARREN's Milk of Rules as a cleaning preparation.
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Skin
Garraway
Exchange Alley
Cornhill
Germains, Stuate
Chesham
County of Bucks
Ameciamy
St. Leonard’s Hill
Windsor
Evans
Berkeley
Jenner
Sandby
Great Park
Meirs
Barkley and Burgh
Wemrpie
Extraordinary Auction Ad for Prime Minister’s Stock
An auction notice offers the sale of valuable stock from a retiring prime minister. It lists 103 peers and 270 MPs with 12 new, plus a mix of Irish lords and baronets, all sound except duelling accidents. Catalogues available at multiple city and town inns and auctioneer locations.
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Castle of Dublin
Bishop’s Court
South
Audley-street
Sandwich
Stoneland
Weymouth
King’s Arms
Kew
Harley-street
Howe
Richmond
Windsor
The Groue Farce to Be Reacted at Amboyna
An advertisement from the New York Gazette announces The Groue a farce by John Anderson to be performed at Amboyna in two acts with a line of titled characters and a large cast. It alleges the play mocks superior intelligence and features a parade of court sycophants and harpies. The note claims support from Blunderland’s army aiming to enslave its best friends.
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New York Gazette
John Anderson
Groue
Amboyna
Jamaus Perrone
Hazlerod
Meagre
Hazeau
Hum. Humbug
Sparrow Spendall
Hestor Mushroom
Dick the
Simple Sapling
Dupe
Scriblerius Fribble
Batteau
Collsteralis
Proteus
Spa
Tunbridge
Bath
Bristol
Buxton
Mar Swinton
Anthony Duffy
Salesbury-court
Fleet-street
London
Disagreeable News From General Howe Reported
The London edition notes a fresh confirmation from General Howe, with three Expresses arriving in ten days. An extract from Philadelphia dated June 20 describes Major Rogers meeting with three tribes of Indians, each about five hundred strong, planning action for Connecticut. The warriors sang war songs, and at dawn displayed determined resolve. Major Rogers wears a breastplate engraved Freedom to the Brave and a rattlesnake.
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General Howe
Howe
Philadelphia
Rogers
Connecticut
Armed ves sels captured and fleet sail list from Jamaica
Extra from Rhode Island Philadelphia June 21 reports Captain Broad of the Hazard and Captain Brookes of the Sun Flower brought in two enemy armed vessels and four transports with provisions clothing and warlike implements for ministerial forces. Dozens more vessels from Jamaica under convoy of Antelope and other ships are named. arrivals include Eliza eh from Greenland and Henrietta from ditto with seals and fish. Parliament meets in October to grant funds. a judge Perryn breaks leg after a fall. Lightning strike near Gravesend causes destruction. a Sussex county murder, pardons, weddings, and deaths noted along with Daffy s Elixir advertisement.
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Congress
Rhode Iford
Philadelphia
Broad
Hazard
Brookes
Lord Howe
Bluedeld
Jamaica
Antelope
Augustus Cafar
Dufell
Bigetown
Lawler
Port Royal
Dothie
Dawes
Brown
Hanover
Laney
St. James Planter
Stewart
Lady’s Adventure
Henderson
Willian
Wallace
George Gordon
Parker
William
Charlotte
Lindsey
London
Nancy
Liverpoole
Lorain
Mary
Smith
Spencer
Groves
Wilkinshaw
Liberty
Wiger
Nume
Baitol
St. Augustine
Misssippi
Eliza‘eh
Broderick
Greenland
Henrietta
Bell
Richard Perryn
Shrewsbury
Hereford
Ludlow
Shorne
Gravesend
Horsham
Sussex
Brightling
Lord Mansfield
Bartholomew
Backadiers Wells
Islington
Thomas Deadman
Duke-Street
Bloomsbury
Norden
Billicer-square
Sampson
James Pearson
Fleete Street
Rebecca Filks
Wesburn
Dove
Fith-street Hill
Misé Macmurdo
Leicester Fields
Cope
Lambeth
John Wrigglesworth
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Wetherby
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Gainsbroveh
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Hader
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Exeter
Reynell Cotton
Winchester
George Inn
Bertie
Vine-Greet
Piccadilly
Soame Jenyns
Church of England
R. Baldwin
Goldsmith
Scawen
J. Wilkie
Noyi
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Davenhill
Hanwell
Middlesex
White Hart Inn
Edward Sheiden
Mfr
Jubry Meare
Hexton
Hitchin
Herdford
Newdigate Poyntz
Che Craty
My. Sian
Chancery-dane
Robinson
Odaie
Lincon’s
Inn
Mrvirtitram
Aly
Wither
Che Cate
Loscon
Earl of Chesterfield
William Crawford
I. Cadell
Strand
John Sewell
J. Wilson
Dublin
Collyer
Biographia Nautica
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J. Wallis
C. Stonehouse
Yorick's Head
Ludgate-street
Hemet
Amelia
W. Bayley
Cockpur-street
Avaree
Haymarket
J. Pice
Permer
Ian Leadenhall
Loudon
Mr. Purdie
Putteridge
Lilley Fey
Luton
Herford
Bedford
Lilley
County of Hertford
Chancery-Jane
Coddie
Lincoln’s-lin- Fields
Tr’taam
Wilthere
Skinner
Aldersgate
Mr. Norton
Golden Square
Fervane
Hester Studd
Leigh
Essex
Henry Ellis
Jeremiah Gillim
Zhin Norton
Maredant
Goldin Square
G. Kearfly
I. Stockdale
Bullskicad Court
Nigugate
Arren
Richard Warren
Gilden Preece
Marybone-tirees
Golsen-square
Fronsing Wood Street
Cheagtide