Stamp Duties Farm Contract Advertised in London Office
A notice from the Majesty's Commissioners announces letting farming of stamp duties duties on horses for travelling and by time. Proposals must be delivered to the Lamp Office Somerset Place at least three days before the sale date, with names and residences of bidders. No licensed horse dealers or traveling presences can bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simenski
Suis
Poopas
Somerset Place
Freas
Peron
St. Horfes
Gregory
M.D. P.A.S
Great Britain
George Stratton
Bie Raya
Steve Grete
Kietheneraituve
Poultry
London
G. Stratton
Gentlensen
Ma India Service
Local Drapery Sales and Notices From Dublin Market
The fragment details a Dublin shop listing varied goods from lace to linens with discounts and sample patterns. It notes fashion patterns offered free with purchases, mentions mourning fabrics, and advertises sizes, cloths, and ready made items. The text references nobility, titles, and the Earl of Mayo with a brief obituary context.
Destructive Fire Endangers Family and Servants
A fierce blaze swept a dwelling on Wednesday causing a chaotic escape. A servant fell from a window and another injured her back, while a third slid down the lead pipe to flee. The butler entered the building to save belongings but perished in the effort.
Londorn Dispatches From St Helena and War News
East India House received Monday reports from St Helena via the Edward South Whales after a two month voyage. Telegrams note rumors of a war with Spain but doubt remains. Tippoo’s forces and a Danube campaign are discussed, with Potemkin and Suwarov forces cited near Constantinople. A Baron de Herbert report on the coast of Ros is mentioned for delivery to Tokath deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East India House
St. Helena
Edward South
Menton
Spain
Tippoo Sabad
Carnasie
Daria Andaman
Geof
Fdward
India
Parket
Cape of Good Hope
Charles Oabrey
Macra
Potemkin
Danube
Adrino
Prince Potemkis
Suwarov
Vieoneau
Baron de Herbert
Rofis
Tockith
Cerie Tue Alvist Unianamaen
Market notes from the 1750 cornhuskers exchange
A December 14 1750 trade summary reports mixed grain demand and prices. Wheat and oats move, with oats cheaper and barley selling at higher rates. beans, peas, and coarse grains show varied activity. Coal and yard prices listed, with regional rates in Kent and borough measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pellard
Waymarket
SeturJay
Way
Straw
Clover
Coal Exchange
Mencaitie
Sunderland
Kent
Marriages and Obituary Notes from Liverpool to Shrewsbury
Notices record multiple marriages across Liverpool Lambeth Gloucester and Shrewsbury including Timothy Cooke and Miss Gawler. Also reported is the death of Timothy Hollis aged 82 at his home in Great Ormond Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Christopher Tavis Jar
Coventry
Eliza
Lambeth
Timothy Cooke
Gawler
Gloucester
John Newton
Melxiham
Wits
Brockthorp
Raweicum
Eadly Sarah Beaton
Edward Redtor
Clehanger, Deventure
Great Ornpond
Timothy Hollis
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WB. Tee
Bindley
Baillie
R. Tickell
J. Byng. Fawkener
English Review
C. and
G. Keaifiey
Lave
Strand
Lord Willoughby
Hawes
Edward James Elliot
Archibald Hamilton
Joseph Andrews
Paul Aguiter
Puller, Son, and Co
E. Alan
Theakilon
Welenman
Ol —J. al. As
R.S.R
Meir
Hoseeg
Tas. Gd
Neiki
St. James’s-street
Alfo
London Exchange Banking Company
Meares
Fleet-street
Fulier, Son and Co
Fulier, Son and Co. Lombach
Street
Biddulph, Cox, and Co
Charing-cross
Dorrien
Finchlane
Cornhill
James
Barrington
Banamotos
M. Jenit
Britain
Northumberland
Cumberlani
Wefhorland
Durham Yorhire
Lancahare
Hunnnadupthire
Beitfordthire
Emma
Nora Wares
Andefea
Carniaventhire
Merioneththire
Montgomeryfaire
Soutmu Watces
Brecknockthire
Carsarthenthire
Lowting Gre
Wugse
Sonsining
Reese Iinienain
Seay
John
Dublin
Mayo
D.f
Ng Bg
Londorn
Vinca
Corm Exchange
Mack Wiest
Sas
E. Hibbss
Monument Yard
Hiss
Lung
Therfdy
Maran
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