An Address by J Rolle Walter and Local Notices in Devon 1776
A fragment from a Devon readers page includes J Rolle Walter thanking the county for support in a parliamentary bid, with dated notes from Exeter 1776 and Bramham 1779. It also lists lost and found notices, auction announcements, a Winchester school anniversary event, sales of maps and a mill property, and various advertisements for clothing cleaners and cosmetic preparations.
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Devon
J. Rolle Walter
Exeter
Drops of Marelant’s Cure Touted by London Surgeon
An 1776 testimonial from Hester Stud lauds Henry Ellis and John Norton for selling drops that claim to cure leprosy scurvy fistulas and many other ailments. The note warns of counterfeit bottles and lists London sellers Keasfly and Stockdale as distributors.
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Hester
St. Anthony's
G Keasfly
Freer-frver
J. Stockdale
Bull-Mead-court
Newgare-street
London
Great Lodge on St Leonard's Hill for private contract sale
For sale by private contract the Great Lodge on St Leonard's Hill near Windsor. Property includes extensive views, enclosures, pleasure grounds, and a large park totaling about sixty acres and perches. Viewings arranged via Mr Evans, surveyor. inquiries to Mr Landry or Barsby and Botvh. Also offered for rent: thirty seven acres arable and eleven acres meadow nearby.
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Worshipful Company of
London
Watford
Hertfordshire
Mincing Lane
Mr. Hack
St. Leonard’s Hill
Windsor
Evans
Jenver
Landry
Lis Hide
Great Park
Barsby
Temple
Letter From Paris and Naval News From New York
A Paris letter says the French court refused to answer the English ambassador. General Putnam in camp near New York commands 222 cannons with seven batteries and Indian allies. Reports list ships in American service including French built 68 gun ships and Genoese and Spanish built frigates. Additional dispatches mention King’s stores ships sailing to Halifax and various vessels arriving at Gibraltar and Cork with military transports. Notices include executions at Coventry and Guildford, marriages, and deaths among titled and commercial figures, plus local church mandates against Methodism spreading in the Isle of Man.
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Paris
Putnam
New York
Philadelphia
Ormn
Leghorn
Marshal Grogle
Tach End
Jameson
Pegoy
Kinzston
Benham
London
Britannia
Sommers
Waterford
Elalitay
Jamaica
Adice
Iule
Sepcentrion
Pagvans
Tre Clyffes
Littleton
Loidon
Gambia
Thomas
Sides
Vandand
Lave
America
Irans
Piam River
Adventure
Tanner
Greenland
Ole
Corke
Minerva
Gibbons
Aurora
Kempthorn
Camden
Bonner
Lyon
Marcy
King’s
Halifax
Comte Laurazuais
Isle of Man
Buhon
Diocee
Cumberland Packet
Crowlord
Lincolnshire
Coventry
Guildford
Surry
Mary Kelly
Elizabeth Spencer
Mary Benzey
Elizabeth Were
William Jessep
John Ashby
Thomas Littleheld
Farley
Chritopher Ellis
Binfield
John Chinwick
George Buxton
Frederick William Gregg
Allington Hodges
Anthony Matthews
Henry Mott
James Potter
William
Vaughan
St. Margaret’s Hill
John Jenkins
Mr. Kelly
Newington
James Pope
Sarah
River Thames
John Pool
Charles Wood
Robert Judge
Thomas Flanner
Thomas Grubb
Hannah Master
Thames
Patrick Owen
George Green
William Ellis
Lewis Revel
Martha Revel
Samuel Hodges
John Garston
Anthony Pye
Stephen Hare
Joseph Wilson
William Davis
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Theatre Royal
Haymarket
Smirk
Cole
Foote
Aickin
Bannitt
Lacy
Ambroife
Prodolocec K
Don Diego
Edwin
Leonora
Jewell
Bank of England
Majzity
Robert Lewin
Bramham
James Pearson
Wetherby
Jonathan Willan
Gainsbrough
Lincolnhire
Reynell Cotton
Wincheser
George Inn
Winchester
Charles Penrud‘ock
Ralph Wondford
Thomas Ridge
Newbol
N.B
Ermons
John Warneford
Buffingham
Lincolshire
Corpus Christ College
Oxford
Clarendon Press
Mcf. Fletcher
Mr. Prince
Rivington
St. Paul’s Churchyard
Merrill
Cambridge
New Jersey
Amboy
Staten Island
Samuel Wolland
Hudson’s River
Sandy Hook
RK. Sayer
J. Bennett
Fleet Street
Province of
Quebec
Goldsmith
Scawen
J. Wilkie
St Paul’s Churchyard
W. Davenhill
Cornhill
Soame Jenyns
Church of England
Baldwin
Paternoferrow
Earl of Chesterfield
William Crawford
M.A
J. Cadell
Strand
John Sewell
Cornhills
J. Wilson
Dublin
Skinner
Garrawas
Exchange-Iiley
Gee Mains
Chetham
County of Bucks
Amersiam
Rickmansworth
Tring
Khampstead
Wycombe
White Hart-inn
Wirchester
Edward Shelton
Seuthgate
John Meare
Winalieiter
Palledirn
Bertie
Piccadilly
Lecser
W. Boyey
Perturer
Cockpur F Street
Joan Price
Pertuueér
John Grosvencot
Holborn
F. Newbery
St. Pass Ceurche Yar'd
A. Rockwell
New Bond
William Bayley
London Evening Post
Cupid
Pallas
Helen
Acob Hemet
Her Majesty
Amelia
Hemet
W. Bayley
Cockspur-street
Jr. Price
Leadenhall-street
M. Purdie
Kath
Mr. Norton
Golden Square
Brown
East- Indies
Halland
Money
Bombay
England
William Hall
Thomas Cooper
Charity Haslet
Henry Bowyer
Ireland
Paterson
Mr. Warrington
St. Asaph
Martyn
Mr. Hutchinson
Norbourn
Elizabeth Beale Pery
Mr. Pery
Ath
Kent
Thurstay, Rice James
Bernersftreet
Ladbroke
Rob. Ladbroke
Jefferson
Navy
Plomer
Doctors Commons
Essex
Southampton-street
Covent Garden
Nancy Wright
Crayford
Samuel Fenn
Tats
Old Chance
Butterfeld
Cheapside
Cowiey
Newport-street
Lawrance
Yarmouth
Kirkman
Ward
Picet Market
Eliz. Day
Chephew
Monmouthshire
Sible Hedingham
Brian Broughton
Custom House
Brittol
Catharine Hay
Win, Hay
Regiment of Guards
John
Marquis of Tweedale
Simmonsone
Lancashire
Susan Evison
Frany
Greenwich
Francis Minshall
Charles Child
Catentan-street
Gay
Chipping Ongar
John Irish
St. James’s-fleet
Matethew Crane
Rotherhithe
Capt. Andrews
Kentifth Town
Mr. Newsham
Ford-Street