Freehold stone dwelling house sale and building leases
On the premises in Dorchester town a large commodious freehold stone dwelling house with garden, coach-house and cellars is to be sold by Mr John Mathews on Tuesday in September at eleven in the forenoon. After the house sale, furniture will be offered. Also building or repairing leases advertised by the Worshipful Company of Merchants with multiple houses and plots for sale or lease in Ratcliff and surrounding areas. Proposals sealed at Clerk's Office with viewable plans and times for inquiries on business days.
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Southwood Highgate
Baldwin
Linnty
Trent
Pricus
Buckeridge
Lichfield
Entirman
New Crosse
Trustees For
Kent
Souckwraky
Dartford
Keay
Stroud Green
Surry
Blackheath
Young
Hatton-Garden
London
Garratway
Exchange Alley
Austin-Fryays
I. Banieuari
Young J
Gartaivay
Jai
John
Mathews
Stonehurst
Rig Niet
Ion
Ratcliff
King Davis
Trenmonger-lace
North America
Jefferys
Faden
St. Martin’s-lane
Charitg-Cross
John Mitchell
América
Heart of Paul Whitehead deposited at Wycombe ceremony
A Westminster style account describes the August 1775 heart ceremony for Paul Whitehead of Twickenham. Buckinghamshire militia led a procession to Lord Liewtenang’s house, with a marble urn bearing an epitaph and medallion. Six grenadiers bore the urn as ritual music filled the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Weukenezan
West Wycaml
Buckinghamshire Militia
Lora Despencer
Lord Liewtenang
Agalore
Auerbury
Malfo
Paul Whitehard
Twickenham
Banda
Aculapius
Fix Grenadiers
Fix More
Solemn Wycombe Mausoleum procession and oratorio
A detailed account describes a solemn procession from the estate to the Mausoleum in Wycombe, the urn ceremony and a faultless volley test, followed by a church oratorio Goliah with Mr Arnold and Mr Atterbury leading. Danish troops are slated for Altona garrison and Algiers coast casualties are reported, with multiple generals wounded and heavy losses among officers and engineers.
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Vatalind
Powell
Lord Depencer
Renga Ely
Mauseum
Arne
Wycomb
Arnold
Atterbury
Goliah
Fang Beat Lad
Foster
Altona
Carthagena
Faly
Algiers
Marquis de la Romana
Count del Affalro
M. Ricardas
NM. O'Reilly
Letter from Lyttelton on Mrs Macaulay in the Pott
A fragment from Mr Miller cites a letter by the Steward Lyttelton praising Mrs Macaulay and her genius while cautioning against too many women writers. The writer extols her abilities and universal acclaim but limits further mentions to avoid excess in praise.
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Lyttelton
Hiforian
Macaulayr
London Gazette items and European notices from August
From the London Gazette Aug 19 and latest Europe items dated Aug 4 to Aug 9, details include Persian frontier tensions with Rheriit Khan of Persia and Scanderoon supply consignments to Bagdat, a college of commerce ordinance on worsted yarn imports and spinning incentives, corn price rises tied to distillery limits and heat drought, Swedish royal residence at Eckelfund, Sardinian ambassadorial entry to Versailles for Princess Clotilda, a grand royal dinner in the Quile des Ambassadeurs, and Copenhagen’s plan to tax Holstein transit with noted practical difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gazette
Porte
Rheriit ‘Khan
Persia
Buffarah
Bagdat
Scanderoon
Stockholm
College of Commerce
Reide
Eckelfund
Paris
Clotilda
Piedmont
Versailles
Prince de Marian
Larraint
Proclamations and naval news from Dorchester and Jamaica
The report notes dispatches from New England arriving at Pool Dorsetshire and a Georgia Gazette account of a provincial meeting in July. Delegates chosen for the General Congress, boycotts of English goods, and vows to agriculture mark Georgia’s stance. Also covered are shipwrights enlisted, marines recruiting, a corrupt-free Dorset claim, executions, pirate trials, and local marriages.
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Mead
New England
Pool
Dorsetshire
Lord Dartmouth
Ofice
Georgia Gazette
General Congress
America
England
Georgia
West India Islands
Jamaica
Gayrton
Havannah
Edward
Patterson
Clark
Greenland
Union
Dryden
Ditto
Co.k
Gosport
Duguf
Arylaf
Dorchester Afizes
Corfe Castle
Suesday
Warwickshire
Charles Whitfield
Nathaniel Chapman
David Hoy
Thomas Clamping
Chemnfora
Wednelay
Admiralty
Marshallen
Seiai
Ackinson
Wych-fryer
Shepherd
ThursJay
Other Windsor
Lime Street
Miss de Yough
de Yough
Asion Court
Broad-strget
Ruvert Orecie
Meacherch-street
Mily Armiliey
Mr. Hopkins
Nobdé-slreet
Cheapside
Miss Price
Marden-lane
John Lawson
Strand
Jane Hill
Batt-lane
Rothrhithe
Chasles Square
Hoxton
Eaward Hutchinson
Norwan Falgate
Lerrouse
Claverceures
Ratent Highway
John Workmar
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Hay-Market
Theatre-Royal
Ther Cozeners
Souham
Sc. James’s Street
Uebec
Reynell Cotton
Winchester
George Inn
Thomas Milter
John Pentor
Millidm Brereton
Mc. Carew Ganariett
George-inas W. B
Birmingham
Carter-lane
Castle-Inn
High-street
Lewis Gevaex, and Co
Robert Cawne
Coventry
St. Albans
Doctor
Commona
Lewis Gly Aux
James Burrows
N. B
Price
Ducsig$s
Kingsto
J. Wheble
Fleet-street
John Powwall
W.B
High Wycomb
West Wycomb
Paul Whitehead
Mauroleum
London Evening Pott
Mr Miller
Flanders
Hamburgh
Cis
Copenhagen
Holstein
Elawi
B.ondon
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