Auction notices for Mint Lynn estate in Lynn Regis
Fragmented advert lists sale of a near Mint Lynn landholding described as arable pasture meadow with access to Lynn river. The property, contiguously located two miles from Lynn Regis, is held by Mr R Cross for a Sem term with 17 years unexpired, rented at 210 pounds yearly. Printed particulars and fate conditions available 16 instant at Grosvenor’s Cornhill. plan at Dunbar’s linen shop Covent Garden. note: Dunbar and Cross will conduct the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Mint-Lynn
Lynn-Regis
Lynn
R. Cross
Grosvenos
Cornhill
Bexfeeng
Dimbar
Lyon
Langfords
Covent- Garden
Mr. Dunbar
Mr. Cross
Appointment notices from the London Gazette
The King appoints Sir Charles Hardy to oversee His Majesty's Hospital at Greenwich and to serve as Commissioner or Governor. Sir George Bridges Rodney is granted the offices of Rear Admiral of Great Britain and of the Admiralty, and Rear Admiral of the Navies and Seas of Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. James’s
Charles Hardy
S Hospital
Greenwich
Kent
George, Bridges Rodney, Bart
Great Britain
Coral Trunk Aboard Endeavour Averted Disaster
London rumors say a coral trunk beneath the Endeavour saved Banks and Solander from doom at Batavia. Reports add fortification surveys for Ipéland, shipwrecks near Weymouth, and grim news of the Pretender’s precarious finances in Florence. A flood of letters to the king recount threats against John Ramey and others, with multiple marriages and deaths noted across Britain and overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endeavour
Mr. Banks
Dr. Solander
Batavia
South Sea
Ipéland
Jamaica
St. Anne's
Cornwal
Weymouth
Florence
Cardinal of
York
France
Lye
Tunbridge
Sevenoaks
Kent
Swallowfield
Berks
Church of
Daftor
Esculapius
Great Yarmouth
Norfolk
le Grys
Browtton
Ormesby
Ormetby
John Barhey
Ormefby
Letter to London Evening Post critic on Wilkes sheriff win
A Lov er of Truth and Office replies to a London Evening Post author in Newcastle, defending the author of a long epistle about Wilkes being elected Sheriff. The exchange argues the writer was touched by fervent patriotism and freedom, while responding to accusations about his ability to react.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Evening Post
Newcastle
Wilkes
City of
London
Atticus Letters to Rev Horme Over Wilkes Controversy
A London Evening Post excerpt presents Atticus questioning the Rev. Horme about his past support for Wilkes. The letter accuses Horme of contradicting himself, defending Wilkes previously while now condemning him, and labels both as enemies of the country amid debates on independence and political alignments.
Auction notice of two lots at Harborough and Lubenham pastures
A historical notice announces an auction of two lots and nearby fields in Leicestershire. Lot one comprises eight enclosures of improvable pasture totaling over 111 acres in Lubenham, now leased to John Ingram of Foxtod at a fixed rent. Lot two includes two six-acre parcels near Lubenham, leased to Thomas Webb of Harborough and Thomas Whymant of Great Bowden, with existing leases. The sale is set for Tuesday, September ihday at the Swan Inn Harborough between 11 am and 1 pm if not sold earlier by private contract, with details from Mr Haac Carter, Attorney 20 Law in Leicester. The tenants will show the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ramey
Edward Holden
George Poyntell
Peckham
Peyton
Northamptonshire
Mr. Basket
Hannah Palmer
Walbrook
Samuel Scholey
Nicholas-lane
Miss Shearman
Hampstead
Robert Cartwright
Upper Brook-street
Amelia Pierson
Panton-street
Owen
Haberdasher
Hoffer
Strand
Cornwallis
Halle
Saxony
Knapp
Franche
Sullaby
Louth
Lincolnshire
Langley Gave
Meonstoke
Hampshire
Thomas Davis
Hayes
Bromley
Kent
John Bowland
East India Service
South Audley Street
Thomas Newton
Eig
Walthamstow
John Butcher
Sir Walter
Lower
Alice
Aubone Surtees
Lord North
Parson Horne
Mayor
Pen
Lever
Mr. Lever
Newcastle
Padlock
Harborough
Lubenham
Leicester
John Ingram
Foxtod
Thomas Webb
Harorough
Thomas Whymant
Great Bowden
Haac.Carter
Builder's Pocket Treasure by William Pain new edition
An illustrated architectural manual for builders and architects. Contains copper plates and explanations on Palladio, decorative details, stairs, framing, roofs, and timber cutting. New edition with an Appendix offered separately. Published by W Owen at Fleet Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farge
Y Taylor
Palladio
William Pain
W. Owen
Balsamic Tinture Promises Cure for Scourge of Scurvy
Dec. Oliver Tilson of Hill Street Berksley-square endorses Rysseeg’s balsamic tincture as a universal cure for scurvy and skin disorders after years of failed treatments. Claims numerous cures and urges immediate use, noting wholesale and retail sales by F. Newbery and Do?er’s house in Carnaby Market with price 33.6d per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Tilson
Hill-street
Berksley-square
Rysseeg
F. Newbery
St. Paul's Churcheyard
Do&er’s
New Ftreet
Broad-street
Carnaby-m Ker
Bortle
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America
Philadelphia
Mount Holly
Country News
Hereford
Nicholas Grimshaw
Manchester
Linenprinter
Guilk Dual
John Hulleys
Macclesfield
Cheshire
King’s Arms
Samuel Elmsley
Wakefield
Yorkshire
Taylor and Mercer
White- Hart Inn
James Sealy
Tiverton
Devonshire
Trevelinpty
Robert Dare
Ottery Saint Mary
James Bower
Broadway
Westminster
Thomas Williams
Exeter
Thomas Todd
Fleet-street
Deal
Spackman
Halse
Falmouth
Elizabeth
Forsyth
Willing-mind
Brett
Guernsey
Cadiz
Bacchus
Dibbell
Saffee
Bilboa Packet
Power
Bilboa
Mardew
Kennedy
Wardford
Cardigan
Clancy
Alicant
Duke of Hamilton
Brown
Rawson
Norway
Ingerboranna, Ellison
Grafton
Green
Ditto
London Evening Pof
Mr. Horme
Middlesex
Brentford
Mr. Wilkes
England
Atticus
Chote
Citto
Frereford
Ford
Gloucester
Wortester
Purch
Boyce
Handel
Howard
Saul
Arnold
Miss Linley
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