Auction Sale Of Freehold And Copyhold Estates In Hemel Hempstead
A public auction by Mef Langford at Covent Garden Great Piazza on Monday the 29th at one o'clock offers multiple lots in Hemel Hempstead parish Hertford. Properties include Box Moor Box Lane and Berkhampstead areas with houses land and rights to adjacent commons. Printed particulars available at sale venues and booksellers.
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Langford
Covent
Garden
Esyy Tate
Hemel Hempstead
Hertford
Lorio
William Middleton
Box-Moor
Brkhampstead
Lot H
Bovingdon Church
Bousa End
Berkhampstead
J. Atmon
King’s Arms
Hempstead
White Hart
Watford
Rose and Crown
Box Moor
Gloucestershire
Skinner
Garraway
London
Thomas Jukes
Newcomb
Glengallershire
Tate
Camden
Evesham
Stratford Upon Avon
Cripping- Norton
Thomas Cottretl
Campden
Evetham
White Lion
Chipping-Norton
Angel
Oxford
Sun
Maiderhead
Red Lion
Merlis
Cratenden
Finch
Surgeon’s Hall
Aldersfate
Louden
Sale by Public Survey at White Hart Inn Crediton
Public notice announces sale by survey on Thursday September 25 at three in the afternoon in the White Hart Inn Crediton. Eleven lots comprise freehold estates including manory borough Cannon Fety Hundred Fee and Fee Place with tolls profits of weekly market and fairs. Details from Mr Same Rudail and Messrs Eyres and Maberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White-Hart Inn
Crediton
Same
Rudail
Eyrés
Maberly
Chritt’s Hospital
London
Pigerg
The Massacre of Glance pamphlet and royalist loyalty
A noisy pamphlet history centers on the Massacre of Glance from 1763 and later indemnity proclamations, with a curious 1745 tract by a club member defending royalist aims. The letter recounts spectral visits, political loyalty, and calls for Hanoverian support amid cross‑channel tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalrymple and Macpherson
William
Ruffian Ship The Prince Wafemékoi Arrives From Constantinople
The Prince Wafemékoi, a Ruffian merchant ship commanded by Capt. Samuel Newman, arrived this morning from Constantinople with merchandise from England, Holland, and the Levant. The ship completed a tour of Europe and traveled via Turkey under a free navigation treaty with the Turks. The Duke of Gloucester’s Aide de Camp reported the Royal Highness was near death after leaving Trent, having submitted only on the brink of collapse.
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Duke of Gloucester
Trent
Germany
Windsor
Duke of Cunorberland
Southampton
Prince of Wakes
Venice
Crimea
Belozerka
Dneiper
Ukraine
Sir John Hume
Bart
Will
New York
Howe
Betsey
Macginnis
Corke
Cape Cod
Boston
Cape Sable
Lord Percy
Jamaica
London
Downs
Dover
North Seas
English Channel
Bay
Nancy
Laurie
Old Harbour
Hei
Solebay
Williams
Wheatly
Havanna
St. Michael
Seymore
South-Carolina
Guadaloupe
South Carolina
Hallifax
America
Tower
England
Portsmouth
Plymouth
Chatham
Dublin
Albior
Ceres
Badcock
Janson
Bishopsgate-street
Goldenjane
Sarmuel-Myers
Mandy
Laftaweek
Faganrock
Ruffiay
Prince Wafemékoi
Samuel
Newman
Constantinople
Holland
Levant
Frf
Europé
Turkey
Ras
Gloucester House
Brea
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