Raisin Wine and Brandy on Sale at Catherine Street Strand
Advertises Raifin Wine and Brandy from abroad offered at low prices with large stock and various spirits including old French Brandy and Jamaica Rum. Promises repayment if disliking goods and mentions orders from the country and tolls of importation. Includes mention of raisins and cherry fruit uses.
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Strand
Prefeng
Ecpali
Torbe
Jamaica
A. Lamb
Curious London sale of Brandy Rum Arrack at low prices
An advertisement offers a large selection of near brandy Jamaica rum and Batavia arrack for sale in London at low prices. Brandy 12s 0d per gallon, rum up to 66s per gallon, arrack 16s 0d. The vendor claims long experience importing these goods and promises neat, genuine products with faithful execution of orders. Brandy Warehouse Ludgate Hill London run by W B Arrack Orange Shrub.
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Coniac
Jamaica
Batavia
London
Ludgate Hill
Lnndon
W.B. Arrack
Batania
King’s Arms
Sessions House
Dodleston residents issue notice on horse theft reward
In Dodleston and surrounding parishes near Chester a broad group of freeholders and locals publish a notice forbidding theft and promising a reward of three pounds for conviction in horse or gelding theft cases. The list names numerous individuals across Dodleston Kinnerton Hawarden Gresford Eccleston and other nearby locales. The public is asked to assist in apprehending offenders and to report thefts to the authorities.
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Dodleston
Chester
Gills
Thomas Penis Leyfield
Hugh Proust Porter
Joseph Rawlinson
Morgan
Jjobn Ley
Jonathan Oakes
Margaret
Leach
Kinnerton
Dieliam Corbing
Hawarden
Robert Dutton
Nathan Griffith
John Thomas
Richard Lathbury
Thomas Greefe
John Leay
John Peters
Bretton
Thomas Evans
William Roberts
A Christmas Box and New Year's Gift
A 18th century pocket song collection published for singing in lodges and societies in London and Westminster. Includes songs, odes, toasts, and notes for beginners, with engravings and index of tunes, printed by G. Kearfly, Parker, and Woodfall in various central locations.
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Free Masons
Albions
G. Kearfly
Ludgate-street
H. Parker
Cornhill
G. Woodfall
Chapingcross
France and Spain dispatch and Polish appointments in Europe
Mail from France reports Wielopolski named Marshal of the Crown in Poland after Count Maizeck’s resignation. Notes mention a treaty exchange with Nassau Saabruch and a River Sarre division. Madrid reports the death of Marquis de Castelar in Saragossa. Versailles notes Duke Sully’s elevation and titles. Edinburgh and Glasgow items cover fleet activity, herring fishery adjustments, and the death of George Cumine of Pittully.
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France
Warsaw
Unt Wielopolski
Count Maizeck
Prusie
Buginela
Saragossa
Versailles
Décy
Louvre
dé’Sully
Duke de Sully
Duke de Bedthune
Farinouth December sailing notices and ships list
Shipping news from Fairnouth lists vessels sailing to the West Indies and Cork with crews and destinations including Duncannon picket Jenkins for the West Indies and Lily Amos for Cork. Other ships mentioned reach Virginia Lisbon Jamaica South Carolina and Oporto, with arrivals at Falmouth Dartmouth Plymouth Cowes and Bilboa amid strong easterly winds.
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P.O.R
Sally, Warren
Newfoundland
Naples
Minehead
Whitborn
London
Ditto
Oporto
Vulture
Skilling
Bilboa
Cowes
Beckford
Pitts
Lilvorn
Plymouth
Court Festivities Mark Christmas Day at St James's
The royal family attended Christmas day services at the Chapel Royal with a sermon by the Bishop of Carlisle and sacraments administered by the Bishop of London. A Byzantine gold wedge offering was made, and court etiquette favored the chaplains. Reports note shifts in court ranks and offices, inclining toward Lord Weymouth succeeding Mr Harris, and Lord Clive’s return to London after holidays. A Williamsburg letter cites dramatic population growth in Orange County from 20 to 4000 taxable residents.
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Chapel Royal
Férnison
Carlisle
London
Dy. Bailey
Lord Cathcart
Princess Dowager of Wales
Louisa Ann
St. James's
Burgundy
Bath
Clive
Conway
Lord Weymouth
Thynne
Harris
Williamsburg
Virginia
North
Caroling
Orange
Monstrous Fleet Events and Social Notices From Portsmouth
A Portsmouth letter describes the launch of His Majesty's frigate Aeolus from the Dock-Yard, with nearly 1000 spectators, and the ambassador from Tripoli visiting the harbour aboard Suberb before proceeding to the Aeolus for the Mediterranean. Other items report marriages, deaths, crimes, fires, and a proposed Newgate Street prison modification. notable names include the Dutchess Dowager of Dorset, Rev. John Hutchinson, and Sir Roger Reynoldson.
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Portsmouth
Zeolus
Blockhouse Hole
Spitheadss
Ajax
Erecy
GommationeyeVachi
Spithead
Aeolus
Mediterranean
Rovalteau
Guildhal
Fool
John Hucchinson
Wintringham
Wilts
Ley
St. Ethelburga
Bishopsgate-street
Eltham
Kent
J Jackson
John Shaw
Shethunt
Hertfordshire
Sir John Shaw
Eltham-lodge
Grub
Biggs
Jone
Temple Bar
James Pym
Ames Aldret
Mrr
Mullins
Bedfordbury
Don-Inslaw
Hyde Park
Carter’s Court
Southwark
Kfona
Frei
Hoffhoe-alley
Bevan
Hackney
Wilson
Tottenham
Newington
Ohad Nih
Newgate
Dance
Giltspur-street
Newgate-street
Fronsi
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Houshold
James
Kinaston
Chesham
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Turnery
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Bournend
Bovingdlen
Hemel
Hemstead
Hertford
Fale
Womert
A. and C. Corbett
Oseph Wessels and Partners
Warnker
Perdon
Thomas
Coventgarden
Nicholson
His Majesty’s Law
T. Woverall
P. Unsel
B. Stuart
J. Cafloa
Héliday
Andy Qthegs
Massachuset’s Bay
New York
Europe
Holland
Edinburgh
London Bridge
J. Robinson and Roberts
Patey-noster, Row
Badidg
Lapres Gwyn
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Ty.l.a. D
Edinburghs
Dee
Isle of Sky
Ayt
Campbéltoun
Loch Bracadel
Betsey
Craignish
John M‘lean
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