Fragmentary Estate Sale Notice From Devon and Cornwall
Fragmented OCR describes multiple manors and tenements in Devon and Cornwall offered for sale by lease or fee simple. Listings include Hardward Fishley Huish Arable Mansions and Barton of Corleton with demesne values and lives, plus parcels near Stratton and Cantrefon. Auctions announced at White Horse Okehampton Plymouth and Camelford venues with details on rents and herriots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huish
Hard
WaAkDe Ishley
HaLsTuck
Col.Leronn
Braco
Lowak Greesscombe
Devon
Staat Tron
St. Mary Wik
Mins Ter
LovTs Persex
Cornwall
Duisa
Great Torrington
Hatherleigh
Hardward-Fishley
Harherleigh
Wich
Demefire
Herries
Itas
Halstock
Okehampton
Herriers
Corleton
Newton Ferrers
I'lymonth
Glawron
Aviwater
Alow
Holdsworthy
Launceston
Lower GasenscomsBe
Bradwood Widger
Launceton
William Succombe
Stratton
Ocasin
Minstég
Trucus
Camelfor
Roscattle
Cantelfon
John. Brown
Fremayne
St. Mary Werk
Joseph Petherick
Herrior
Farlief
South Petherew
Mipunrsey
Launerston
Camelford
John Blagdon
Herston
White Reigh
Harwood Fishley
Oxehamston
Gsta Bse
Habbgok
Prince George
Plymouth
Hapton
Colleton
Blagd Greanttbrabe
Greenacoombe
Treburfey
King’s Arms
Ganelford
Notice of Property Sale at George Inn Torrington
On Monday the fourth of November at the George Inn Great Torrington the Manor of Huth is to be viewed. Apply to Mr James Mastin for further particulars and a view of the premises. Interested parties may also contact Rev Mr Ruffell near Hatherleagh or Mr Gould in Souch Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedidelday
Goth of
Ogoer
John Davation
Suratton
St. Mary Week
George Inn
Great Torrington
Huth
James Mastin
Midis Temple
London
Ruffell
Meath
Hatherleagh
Gould
Souch Morton
Devon
Joseph Philips
Scrareon
Ornevall
J. Dodsley
Pall-Mall
Kby
Fong
Panto Weentakt
Mr.Key
Hilts
Mir
Deard
Ac Mc. Lewis
To be Sold by Auction at the Sign of the Tuxer Crowns
Property offerings in Leicestershire and surrounding towns describe two goat Farms occupied by John Ward and John Turner with detailed acreages, rents, and land types. Includes Leathley Hall Farm particulars, a Fulling Mill, and cloaks of ground near Poole, with directions to inquiry among Mrs Hitch and Messrs Moyses and Fairburne. Auction to occur at Leicester with Lot 1 a brick house and grounds in Penny Street area, Lot 2 a newly built brick house with gardens and outbuildings, both offering long-term leases and significant acreage, subject to land tax deductions and ground rents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eathley
Fark
Manhon-lonfe
Fitucare
Poole
Hitch
Leathley-Hall
John Moyfes
John Fairburne
N.B. Leathiley
Fiiwate
Wharfdale
Oley
Leicester
Fecehale
Hinckley
Nuneaton
Atherston
John Ward
John Turner
James Smyth
Sine-Lane
Carey Street
London
Holled
Atcomey
Acceerwork
County of
Tote
Collee- Holl
Exchange
Penny-Street
Syleaham
Kene
Alfotttree
Maddy Fields
Ama Dimal
Cheffoni
Freffelicque
Allen’s-Coure
Leadenhiall
Auction notice for spirits at Royal Exchange warehouses
A late notice advertises sale of arrack and brandy at 1258.0.6d per gallon with samples at 6d, 8s.6d per gallon, and 95.3d per gallon prices. Charlis Wenman and Co. offer delivery from Royal Exchange and Quays, with payment on present money and returnable casks. Also references forthcoming portraits and a book by Rev. Mr DODD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagnto
Gouth
the India Company
Jamalpca-Ru
Dhe
Simaller
Charlis Wenman
Royal Exchange
Mountain
Lishon
Dodd
Chanlain
Hesaucore
M. Folingsby
Fleets Street
To the Printer The Scotch say no benefit from the union
The writer argues that the union has greatly benefited Scotland and England alike. He claims Scotland imports 500,000 pounds yearly from England in goods that were previously unsellable, enriches English landowners, and brings wealth to Scotland through trade and marriage fortunes, asserting substantial mutual gains since the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Scotland
Ngland
Ireland
Ives
Truce and Bacchus Song Scene at Marybone Garactz
Fragmentary verse depicts a playful quarrel between Bacchus and Venus over influence and love. The lines reference a truce with Bacchus and EMS sung by Mr Lowé at Marybone Garactz, with meetups of nymphs and swains and a struggle over wine and romance. The speaker asserts equal claim to freedom to love and drink, denying division of passion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baccnus
EMS
Mr. Lowe
Marybone
Garactz
W. W
Mails from Europe and Asia News Bottled in Briefs
A disparate 1764 digest reports arrivals from France Holland and Flanders. It notes an earthquake near Lucknow with palace damage and many killed or injured, plus ship news from Naples and Cadiz. It mentions Parma's death delaying a royal marriage, Algiers rumors debunked, Duke of York’s travel, and Polish king’s health affecting a trip to Compiegne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Holland
Flanders
Surat
Afernoon
Laknau
Besnaed
Gapyes
Laks Nau
Sicily
Madrid
Tts
Duke of
Parma
Prirce
Asturias
Louisa of Parma
Cadiz
Gioraltar
Algeries
England
Algiers
Berlin
Duke of York
Potsdam
Brunswick
Paris
Toulouse
David
Mont. Caldis
Matss
Stanislaus of
Poland
Verfater
Marrow - Frank Compiegte
Commercy
Hamlet at Theatre Royal Opens After Frigate Arrival
Aug 12 to Aug 16 notices from Corke and Deblin report Hu ar frigate arriving on a cruise under Capt. Smith. Barry's company launches Hamlet at Theatre Royal on Dualgame's Marsh. A bishop consecration at St Werbury is noted and clergy nonresidence inquiries are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corke
Smith
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Thomas Témyrony
Aucley Street
Grosvenor
Cicese
Church of Rochester
John Thorpe
Rochesters
Tupaine
Ely
Amr
Longaila
Dodsley
Holker
Jan Thomas Apostles
Meff
Richardson and Clark
Ww’. Twapeny
Atrommey
Law
Rochester
B Waiken
Leece Lane
Vineit Veritas
Wessels and Co
Venus
Bacchus
Pacchus
Mike 'En