Carmarthenshire Estate Notices Warn Purchasers
In Carmarthenshire notices advertise estates including Ffrad-Vawr and Tyr Mydespa with properties in Llandgveylog and Llangendairne to be sold at Roars Btead on Monday October 9. Brigstocke cautions buyers against purchasing Ffrad-Vawr or tenements Yfrad-Merthyr Yfrad-Vach Yfrad Llwyd as he seeks rightful claims after former estate Glyn.
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Carmarthenshire
Yfrad-Vawr
Yftrad-Merthyr
Yftrad-Vach
Yftred- Llwyd
Glyn
Brigstocke
Quilted Coats and Fabrics at Faytor's Warehouse Covent Garden
An 18th century notice announces a sale at Faytor's Quilted Coat Warehouse at the corner of Bedford Street and Henrietta Street Covent Garden. A large assortment of coats and fabrics in rich patterns and varieties are offered with price ranges from 11s 8d to 31s and discounts up to ten percent. The dealer Samuel Taylors also lists black silks bombazetdas and Norwich crapes of good manufacture sold on reasonable terms. Prices are fixed with no abatement.
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Faylor
Bedford-street
Henrietta-street
Covent-Garden
Samuel Tay
Portsmouth
Jacob
Admiralty
Cooke
Tobias Furneaux
Robert Palliser Cooper
Eig
Arthur Kempe
Goodwin Sands
Rachel
Flushing
Calais
Lincoln’s Inn-hall
Grégory Page
Sir Gregory Turner
Blackheath
Turners
Sir Gregory
Lord Howe
Bat
Heale
Northgate Gool
Chester
Wallis
Dawpool
Monmouth
Rees Price
David Price
David ‘Lhoihas
Henry Morgan
Harfe
John Watkins
Mary Edwards
Richard Edwards
Pontypool
Jose Lait
Childes
Litchfield-street
Thomas Holmes
Tottenham Court
Kentith
Edward ‘Lloyd
Michael Dunn
Kensington
Knowland
Priestey
Holt
Ephraims
Notley
Wmn. Brock
Magdalen Hall
Oxon
Davenham
Cheshire
Mr. Bate
Little Houghton
Northamptonhire
Drixton Causeway
Lewis Lewis
Ayloffe-street
Goodman’s Fields
Port. Some Considerations on the Advantages and Disadvantages
London Evening port item argues the ongoing war with America cuts off a large British market. It cites about 16 million yearly exports, with five million to North America and three million elsewhere, plus lost duties and supply challenges. It notes population growth driving demand and notes domestic lumber and life necessaries reliance on America.
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Great Britain
America
Coftom-House
Great- Britain
North- America
West-Indies
Britain
War fallout and political critique in Britain over American conflict
A lengthy critical piece argues Britain loses millions in trade and war costs with America while detailing assembled estimates of 1.5 million in goods and 20 000 troops in theatre. It attacks Ministers for eroding liberties, warns of Britain becoming subordinate to France or Spain, and cites historical precedents and calls for reconciliation with America despite ongoing hostilities. The narrative frames ministerial corruption, imperial strategy, and the impact on trade, land values, and national identity.
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Baltic
England
Scotland
Manchester
Philip of
Spain
Raladin
Wilderde
Figett
Great Britain
Frances
Deroy
France
Lord Bolidgbroke
Anne
Burns
Troy
Misitier
Sally
Henry IV
Britain
Europe
Ireland
Tyburn
Bedlam
América
Boston
Carolina
Geneva Gage
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