Freehold Estates at Broomhouse and Thompsons Walls
Two estates offered for sale and lease in Northumberland and Durham. Broomhouse near Berwick upon Tweed covers about two acres with lease rent. Thompsons Walls near Kirknewton spans over 620 acres of arable, meadow and pasture. Details via Mr Wykie, Mr Sibbit, or John Grey, jun., and Mr Collingwood in Gray's Inn. Also let of a Generals House on turnpike road near Brighton and Ryegate with extensive outbuildings and 28 acres joining farm. inquiries to Mr Grainger or Rev Michell.
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Broomhouse
Holy Island
Durham
Berwick Upon Tweed
London
Edinburgh
Thompsons Walls
Kirknewton
Northumberland
Edmerton
Miridrim
Thompsons
Brighthelmstone
Ryegate
Estate and lots for lease and private sale near Westminster and Butwell
Historic notice seeks tenants for a 222 acre Hertfordshire estate and develops a private sale plan with multiple lots at Butwell near Wistow. It lists lease terms from Michaelmas 1772, conditions for repairs, tax terms, and a plan to be shown by Mr Drake. Additional parcels at Bardale Fen and Walsingham Fen are offered in separate lots with varied sizes and tenants, details of occupancy, and contact for figures.
Wingfield and Weales Hall Estates Auction 1772
To be sold by auction on Wednesday August 26 1772 at the Swan Inn Har leston Norfolk. A valuable freehold and copyhold estate at Wingfield Suffolk comprising Wingfield Old Hall with 66 acres and a rent of 45 per year, and Weales Hall with 56 acres at 38 1/. also a cottage with 8+ acres at 11 1/ per year. Properties are well kept and offering 120 per year rent. Viewing by contacting tenants. Printed particulars at multiple London and Norfolk offices including N Sergeant, 224 Wapping Street London.
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Swan Inn
Harleston
Wm. Beecroft
Weales Hall
John Stanford
John Evans
Norwich
Angel
Yarmouth
Crown
Lowestoffe
Beccles
Bungay
Ipswich
Colchester
Bury
Buddesdale
Keldon
Chelmsford
Ingerstone
White Hart
Sudbury
Mr. Blyth
Fitch
N. Sergeant
Wappingstreet
London
Auction notice for Bri tingford property and Pearce estate
To be sold by auction on 1 August 1772 by John Roper on the premises by order of the administrator of the late Mr Joseph Pearce. Freehold houses at Bri tingford Hertfordshire include a public house known as the Fox and Duck, tenant at will, and adjoining house. Also to be sold at the same time the genuine household furniture plate china and wearing apparel of the deceased Mr and Mrs Pearce. Viewing on Monday 17th. sale starts 11 o clock with the estate put up at one. Catalogues and conditions available on the premises Stringers Oxford Street and at No 9 Goodge Street Tottenham Court Road.
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Easington
Hertford
James Josling
St. Margaret
Westminster
St. Margaret's Hospital
Tethilfields
Westinster
J Drake
Butwell
Wifbich
Johnilfon
John ‘Ilfon
John Tilfon
Tilfon
Bardale Fen
Hardy
Dillingham
Lloyd
Gray's Inn
Butler
York
John Tilson
Charlotte Hayes
Poll Kennedy
Covent-Garden
Bacchus
Venus
Arthur's
Almark’s
Boodlu’s
Newmarket
London
G. Aven
Pater-rofter-rowy
Great Britain
Treland
G. Allen
la Pater-pofter-rdw
Joseph Pearce
Britingford
Hertfordshire
Oyfe
Notre Dame
Jacomie
Cadiz
Dantzick
Isle of Wight
Winchester
Long Lane
Southwark
Dorset
James Farrer
Maurice
Broxworth
Elizabeth Taylor
Beesley
Borsath
Green
Strand
Harris
Great Windmill-street
Lowersby
Leicestershire
Wm. Dunning
Cambridge
Miss Jones
Tho. Jones
Salisbury-court
Fleet-street
Edward Jenkins
Spitalfields
Broughton
Coleman-street
John George
Sally Paine
Foster
Coventry
Arabella Wilmot
Joshua Baker
Wimbledon
Harriet Chandler
Peckham
Capt. Jackson
Navy
Stanton
Ireland
Countess of Westmeath
Bath
Wm. Shaw, Esq
Penbiddle
Monmouth
North Okendon
Essex
Henry Willias
North End
Hampstead
James Auriol
Lisbon
Piccadilly
James Newdick
Shropshire
Kensington
Paul Draycott
Draycott
Brompton
David Gladwell
Leicesterfields
Arthur Ferman
A. Phillips
Parliament
Wiltshire election rift over Goddard and Herbert views
An anonymous Wiltshire voter records bitter division at Devizes over the Goddard vs Herbert contest. He criticizes Goddard for means and Portugal ties, praises Herbert for independence, and warns many will withhold their votes amid scandal and partisan conduct.
Questioning Goddard's Appointment and Influence in Lisbon
The author argues Mr Goddard benefits from other appointments or contracts and questions his commitment to Parliament. The writing suggests he may have failed to support Lisbon ventures, impacting Captain Ruthven's mission to Minorca or Gibraltar, and prompts readers to judge Goddard's fitness and loyalty.
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Hudson
Ruthven
monstrous fish attack at sea puzzles crews in Nantes river
From Paris despatches a captain aboard a ship entering Nantes river reported a dramatic incident near St Domingo. A 30 to 40 foot monstrous fish attached the vessel, forcing pumps to run all night. English captain Smith helped sever the creature, which left the hull pierced above the keel by a horn like orifice.
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France
Constantinople
Abdul Kerim Effen‘i
Sieur Karadgia
Prince of
Modayia
Cairo
Mehemet Aboudaab
Egypt
Paris
Trebucher
Nantes
St. Domingo
Smith
Cabinet gains new colonial secretary and court notices
London dispatch reports the Cabinet swearing in the Earl of Dartmouth as Secretary of State for the colonies and first Lord of Trade. The piece notes a patent for an Earl, a Danish embassy appointment, royal outings, local entertainments, courtship notices, murders, thefts, weddings, and deaths with numerous names and places across Britain and Ireland.
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St. James’s
Earl of Dartmouth
Earl of Hillsborough
Lord Bathurst
Ernst
Copenhagen
Robert Murray Keith
Berlin
Duke of Cumberland
St. Paul’s
Tower
Queenhith
Canonbury-house
Islington
Frederick Bull
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Atkinson
Exe
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Joshua Bangs
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Wm. Hobbs
Topham
S. O
Hampshire
Portsmouth
Chichester
Worcester
Hamilton
St. James’s Street
Nathaniel Sergeant
John Roper
St. Bartholomew Hyde
St. John’s
Soke
St. Peter's
St. Swithin
St. Michael
James Raven
J. Raven
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Herbert
Devizes
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James Lipseed
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New York
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