Reward Offered for Lost Dog Lamp o at Albemarle Arms
Lost dog described as liver coloured with white and black scars. answers to the name Lampo. Reward of two guineas offered to anyone bringing the dog to the Albemarle Arms in Devizes Street London or to M. Philler at the Three Tuns Bath. One guinea reward for information leading to recovery. Also advertisements for damask and diaper table linens and muslins at various prices. Apprenticeship offered.
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Shanfe
Monay
Wichigdour
Devizes
Wiltinire
Awa
Lampo
Ol Hoever
Albemarle
Devers Street
London
M. Philler
Bath
Forster
Charing-Cross
Portugal
Strger
Clare
Markec
Auction notices of estates near Cambridge and Marlborough
Fragmented notices detail sold estates in Cambridgeshire including Freehold and Copyhold property near Little Shelford Shilwith Hartton and Newton with rents around sixty and forty eight pounds. another sale at Marlborough Wiltshire lists Putale Farm and two freehold estates with leasehold and 99 year terms, and introduces George R & Wereas Richard Baldwin license for The London Magazine 1759 with royal permissions and publication rights.
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Little Shelford
Hawkeston,Hartton
Newton
Cambridge
Jett
Shilwith
Murgatroyd
Temple
London
Angel-Inn
Marlborough
Wilts
Puttale Farm
Little — Bedwyn
Mildenhall
Hungerford
Wining
Baths
Lord Bruce
James RaNe
Burbage
Grafton
Marlorough
Tomlins
Collyngburn
Thomas Nobbs
New Exchange
Serand
Henry Hull
Marborough
Henry Dench
Castle-Street
Salisbury
Thomas Ralfe
Durley
The British Magazine announced for January 1770 publication
An advertisement describes The British Magazine or Monthly Repertory for Gentlemen and Ladies. It promises a periodical blending fiction, essays, poetry, and science, with plates, curiosities, discoveries, and critical book lists. It aims to provide novelty and variety, inviting correspondence and promising substantial reports of European affairs and the American war.
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Samuel Johnson
A.M
J. Knapson
C. Hitch
L. Hawes
A. Millar
J. Dodsley
I’. Longman
Willliam Prix
Numbr I
Europe
America
James Rivington
James Fletcher
Oxford Theatre
H. Payne
Dryden’s Head
Paternoster Row
Great Britain and Ireland
Globe
Remains of Dela Clue's Squadron to Sea Soon
Cadiz news reports the remnants of M. dela Clue's squadron provisioning for two months and ready to sail at first favorable opportunity. Eight English ships of the line under Admiral Broderick lie near the walls, with proclamations planned for Sunday. Dublin proclaims public peace and urges calm to protect trade. Cork reports a Dutch barque refloated after grounding near Cloughnakilty. Bath details fatal coal pit vapour incidents and several other local calamities.
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Cadiz
M. Dela Clue
Broderick
Kota
LA Kl AN
Dublin
Thalfel Chamber
Limerick
Corke
Catherina
Amsterdam
Cattern van Wyk
Cloughnakilty
James Cheyney
Belfash
Carrickfergus
Aro
Salisoury
Wilton
Great Bedwin
Thomas Kingston
Taylor
Daniel Bushel
John Baw
Kingston
Mrs. Piper
Bills Passed By Commission From His Majesty
London reports three bills received royal assent by commission. One allows free importation of beef pork and butter from Ireland. Another bill punishes mutiny and desertion and improves army pay. A third bill aims to prevent dying low wines spirits and evasion across counties.
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London
Ireland
Spiri's
Carley
Wea
Svan
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Wolff
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Quebec
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R. Baldwin
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