Fruttees Clerk Issac Hindley Dates Notice
Dated August 25, 1736 Isaac Hindley serves as clerk to the Fruttees and records the notice issued to the parties involved.
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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 26, 1786
Page
7
Dated August 25, 1736 Isaac Hindley serves as clerk to the Fruttees and records the notice issued to the parties involved.
A brief Serreae to the Reverend William Jesse, Rector of Dow Les, asserted by his Parochnalia. Printed for J. F. and C. Rivington in St Paul’s Churchyard with distribution through Clare and other booksellers in Birmingham Wolverhampton and Dudley.
An 1786 London Gazette notice touts Oriental Vegetable Cordial as a remedy for chronic stomach disorders, praising rapid relief, renewed vitality, and a warming effect. It cites Mrs Whitehead and Mrs Perchard, with testimonials and locations in London Conduit Street and Dublin Grafton Street, offering bottles at 5s. to 6s. 3d. and distribution across towns.
Very valuable and improvable freehold estate offered for sale by private contract. It comprises two manors in farms Tythe-free with yearly value near 300 pounds. About forty acres of wied in the farms. Estate located about four miles from Meeiun and four miles from Luton. Enquiries at Aurup No 1s in the Poultry London.
To be sold by auction by James Hoddinott on Monday the 1st of September next at Bridport at two o'clock in the afternoon. The sale includes the rectorial or impropriate tythes of the parish of Rbaappole adjoining the town of Bridport in Dorset. Contents of the will are produced at the time.
On Monday the 1ath day of September next between five and six in the afternoon at the Hop Pole in Worcester the following valuable freehold estates of the late Mr. Juny Nexos located at the Port of Grey Shelly in the county of Worcester are offered for bidding.
A notice from the Paymaster General's Office Waitehall declares 363 days pay for the General and Staff Officers stationed at Gibraltar covering from December 35, 1784, to December 23, 1753, with dates and details appearing as read in the damaged text.
A long article reports on contemplated changes to tithes in southern Ireland and unrest linked to clergy tax collection. It notes possible substitutions to ease popular discontent and cites official concerns about European Powers and Barbary interactions. Local disturbances, rewards for apprehension of leaders, and a reported but unverified incident involving theft are described.
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