Winchester sale and estate auction notices from 19th century ad text
The document records multiple notices for auctions and property sales near Winchester and Groton. It mentions a Reverend Reynell Cotton s school anniversary meeting and a George Inn gathering, a large manor sale near Sudbury with 508 acres and a modern dwelling, and farm parcels with features like lawns, drawing room, and landscaped grounds. Also notes viewing times, agents, and local landmarks and roads in arrangements for public sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynell Cotton
Winchester
George-Ing
Thurscay
Imilant
Rented estate near Windsor with extensive grounds
A damaged notice describes a large, well enclosed estate of sixty five acres and fifteen perches near Windsor available for rent. It highlights a furnished house and garden, with viewing through agents in Berkeley Square and Windsor, plus adjoining arable and meadow land. It also includes a Devon county notice and a parliamentary candidate letter dated Exeter August 2 1775 expressing thanks and soliciting support for the election on September 3.
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St. Leonard’s
Wiedsor
Evans
Farm Street
Berkeley Square
Jenner
Windsor
Fae
Sandby
Great Park
Weadur
Barkley and Baugh
Garden-court
Vemple
Devon
Rolle Walter
Exeter
Public Notice on Loan Negotiation and Security Options
To the public. Mr Tuite offers to answer letters and applications regarding a loan of 150000 pounds, lent in sums of 5000 or more, secured by land or other securities. Irish land securities are preferred. secrecy and honor guaranteed. inquiries to aid Mr. a suite.
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Tolen
Whitehall
Chirgford
Essex
Mr. Fraser
Wakehall
Mr. Dawson
Moofields
Bertie
Vine-street
Piccadilly
Io Kre
Bever
Bas N.bobs
Michaelmas
London
Freehold
Winchester
Judas Maccabes
Meshah
Joshua
Sig. Rauzzini
Miss Storace
Corfe
Mr. Gaudry
Sig
Cervetto
Meffrs Lates
Baflet
Foster
N.B
Ounsellor
Daver
Ireland
Mir
Publisvet
Billinpiley
Durtley
Giosesicis
Mary Maryt
Ant Som
Bokiess
Wolverham
Ata
Lowndes
Fleet Stret
Fletcher
Oxford
Merit
Cacbridge
Leicester
Daventry
Coventry
Scratford
Warwick
Nottinham
Deby
Burton
Lichfield
Tamworth
Newcotte
Chester
Namiwich
Shrewbury
Ludlow
Briaworth
Bewdley
Kidkerminster
Worcester
Dudley
Seaford
Walsall
Bursinghame
London and Portsmouth News in August Dispatches
A fragmentary 18th century letter collection reports Sir Peter Parker landing troops near Charles Town and Long Island activity. It notes ship engagements including the Bristol and other vessels set ablaze, casualties on both sides, and actions of Lord Cornwall and General Clinton with about 3000 troops. Also mentions privateer activity near Scilly, Halifax, Antigua, and naval movements toward New York and Rotterdam.
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Portsmouth
Peter Parker
Long Island
Charles Town
Carolina
Chron
Krave
Krave, and the Trains of the Yr
Sioir
Theljcuce T
Atreon
Conares
Kite
Bristol
Acteon
Anita Thes
Syrea
Sphynx
Lord Cornwall
Clinton
Liverpoot
Tir
Nafau
Wignell
Lu Han
America
Hotham
Halifax
New York
St. John's
Antigua
Robert Christian
Court of Cannon Pleas
Cour of Vice-Admiralty
Assembly
Neptune
Antigna
Corke
St. Peter
St. Vincent’s
Liverpool
Friendship
Grenada
London
British Seaborne Privateers Threaten West Indies Trade
Reports from Chatham Aug 19 note aggressive privateering at sea with two hundred plus privateers, harming West Indies shipping. Dispatches recount the Bunker Hill affair and a Royal Navy guardship planned for Shrae with Mars, 74 guns, under Captain Fa. The India Company lists ships to sail for India, including Stormont and True Briton, with orders to Gravesend. Parliament prorogued to October. various appointments and executions noted alongside a bustling regatta and crowd scenes in Richmond gardens.
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West India Islands
Carolina
Bunker’s Hill
Chatham
Shrae
Capain Fa
Aft India Company
Stormont
Rogers
Madeira
Madrass
China
Eat Tnnia Company
India
Valentine
Alfred
Eoment
Ottober
Princess Royal
Prince
Royal Charlotte
Worceter
Duke of Portland
Ottover
The
Bridewater
Houchton
Europa
Aie
Luke
Kingston
Northinsten
Rochford
Aid Hawke
Seaorfe
Belboroush
Eéts Ag Dhealite
Raineer
Gravesend
Vetorlav the Kerr
March
Greil Ey
Itscotland
Bie Loyt
Scotland
Lord Cathcart Ty
Ireland
Duvon
Bacon Winne
Borer
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Efa
Ralph Woodford
Thomas Ridge
Newbolt
Salop
Loyd
Tatte
Park Turnpike
John Bayy
Bigi
Peterborough
Fog Fc
Bargreve
King’s Beach Walk
Inner Temple London
Alton
Esquire
Mr. the Bald
Greyhound-Inn
N. B
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Derfet
Chrigee
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Ieee
Skinner
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Groton
Sud- Brobury
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Calbra Edwardstone Grove
Elegasc Tate
Talon
Roca
Acre
Meil Coos
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Beth
Sary Sc
Boosond
Beieau
Niask Hey
Chebesford
Cock and Bell
Romfurdy
Skier
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Lon
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Antafer
Linculn
Sas Coton
Poo Lely
Granthar
Lin Lecobathire
Theatre Royal
Haymarket
Foote
Baddeley
Parsons
Palmer
R. Palmer
Lestrange
Bannifer
Edwin
Griffiths
Walters
Jewell
A&s
Dirdin
Bannister
Dibdin
Love
M Fretwell
Royal Exchange
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Leeds
Carnan and Smart
Reading
Met
Pearson and Rollason
Birmingham
Percy
John Jackson
Litchfield
James Harrison
Derby
George Kent
Draper
Lincoln
Simmons and Kirby
Canterbury
Benjamin White
Horace’s Head
Fleet-street
Desisley
Pall-mall
Shropshire
Old Road-tree
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Sewell
Anant
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Scilly
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Pete Che Pare
Moore
Gon Barbatovs
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Richmond
Charles Atss
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Muzick
Buckland
St . Peter“le Bailey
Anighs
Penenden Heath
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Matthew Mr Mahon
J Hakenalds
Betty Coston
Bellache
William Cotton
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Telus
Joseph Gree
BP Is Am Aeigoid
Wwel Aw
Ivans Etg
George Goitling
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Seno
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