Carlisle House Sale Postponed in Soho Auction Notice
Notice of postponed sale of Carlisle House Soho by order of the assignees. The auction will proceed on a later date at noon on an unspecified day for one lot. The property, once Mrs Nelys’s, is a grand house in Soho Square with furniture and decorations. Catalogues cost 5s and admit two to view the house from ten to three on viewing days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle House
Soho
Marshalil
Oho-Square
Douglas
Ife of
Man
St. Andrew’s
Hildesley
Hitchin
Hertfordshire
Holwell
Bedfordsire
Martton
Lincolnshire
Sherborn Hospital
Sodor and Man
Pre- Lacy
Wilson
Hilderley
Duke of
Old Bailey
John Law
Nathaniel Bayley
Thomas Morris
Thomas Jones
Thomas Whitaker
Charles Gil
James Duffey
Richard Surrell
Abijah Manfer
John Richardson
John Bromley
William Hickman
Sarah Price
Daniel Halzy
John Allen
Ary Holeman
Sunday
Winchester
George’ Poyntz Rickets
Jamaica
Supry Aarts Garden
Slingsby
Yorkshire
Red-lion-square
Chifsia
Williamson
John Smith
Widow of a Clergyman Seeks Help for Extreme Want
Distressed widow with young children pleads for aid to redeem pledged items and avoid starvation. She seeks modest contributions to regain some dignity and to obtain work in a gentleman's house. Donors may contact Edward Winwood at the Star and Glove in Poultry Cheapside or Mr Barker at Bell's Buildings Salisbury Court Fleet Street to give.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Winwood
Star and Glove
Cheapsie
Barker
Bell
Salisbury-court
Fleet-street
Commons committee debates mutiny bill and East India oversight
The December 15 Commons committee of the whole considered punishment for mutiny and desertion, approved amendments for army pay, and reported on restraining the East India Company from appointing supervisors. They ordered counsel on the East India petition, debated clauses to curb brewers and victuallers from billeting soldiers, and arranged a new writ for Penryn. Thomas Colleton took oath and seat for St Maws replacing the deceased Michael Byrne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commons
East India Company
India
East India
Charles Bunbury
Penryn
Cornwall
William Lemon
Chiltern
Colleton
St. Maws
Michael Byrne
Overseas News Brought In From various Cities
Dated notes from Amsterdam Hamburg and Copenhagen report on Dutch and Norwegian affairs along with stories from Berlin Paris and Utrecht. The items include a royal declaration denying insurrection rumors in Norway an Empress Queen reassurance from Prussia and a baptism of a prince Emilius Leopold Augustus. Also mentions tax agitation Normandy arrest and the death of Count Vanden Boetzelaar aged 83.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Hamburgh
Norway
Copenhagen
Prussia
Baron van Swieten
Berlin
Vienna
Gatba
Emilius Leopold Augustus
Paris
M. de Manneville
Normandy
Utrecht
Count Vanden Boetzelaar
Petition of United Company of Merchants of England
London submission to Parliament by the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies. The petition seeks consideration by the Commons in session regarding trade, navigation, and associated mercantile privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commons of
Great Britain
Flhebumble
United Company of Merchants of England
East-Indies
Petition for regulating costs in Indian affairs and rights under charter
Petitioners urge legal rights to enforce regulations and savings in India under their charters. They seek a commission with extraordinary powers to implement measures, contest the bill restraining their rights, and argue expenses will not hurt creditors but aid public credit. From Boston town meeting reacting to judges salaries and independence from General Assembly funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Bottom
Province House
Ocober
General Assembly
Boston
Mon
Freeholders
England
King’s Bench
Common Pleas
Exchequer
Kingdom of
T. Hureainson
Boston Protests over Assembly Prorogation and Judges’ Stipends
The town of Boston petitions the Governor to convene the General Assembly and oppose royal plans to fund judges. The Governor refuses, citing royal prerogative, and prorogues the Assembly again. The report also mentions maritime losses and local obituaries with church and civic notices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
London
New England Gazette
Faneuil Hall
Superior Court of Judicature
William Phillips
James Ons
House of Commons of
Bong
T. Hutchinsom
George Saville
Wales
Christian
Bristol
Arundel
Maria
Simon Waidey
Buenos
Rotterdam
St. Malo’s
Boursbon
Isle of May
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