Scarborough Estate and Pews to Be Sold at Auction
An auction in Scarborough York on Friday January 8 1773 offers freehold messuages near the church Paradise with gardens coach-house stables and a four acre close with lime-kiln and well plus pews in the parish church and two additional messuages with gardens. Also a leasehold cellar near Bat Sand Gate and a Bull Bay meadow release. The sale includes current occupancies and is advertised by Letteny Gray's Inn and Charles Cockerill of South Shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Hall
George
Newbrough-street
Scarborough
County of York
Paradise
N.B
John Warren
Robert Cook
Charles Gavenders
Long Green-head
Wai, Pigg
Lyonel Catling
Bullfane
Watson
N. B
Bat Sand Gate
Leonard Abbott
Letteny
Gray’s Inn
London
Charles Cockerill
Southshields
Durham
Westerdy
William Taylor
Matthew Doyle
St. John’s-street
Taylor
Doyle
Herne
Bell
Sir John
Jackson
Unitet
Rifley
Brentan
Derbyshire
Benton
Shire-luhe
Hackney
Alvares Cunha
East Smithfield
John Ofer
Fadler
Basinghall-street
Joseph Watts
Poultry
Thompson
Goodman’s Fields
Lorwood
Marybone-street
Wal
Dublin
Earl of Harcourt of Harcourt
Edinburgh
N.W
Lady Isle
Firth of Clyde
S.E
Aire
Lancaster
Cary Elwes
King’s Bench
Wigan
Westminster Magazine and Pocket Journal Notices 1773
A mixed listing of publications and promotional notices from 1773 including ARRIL pocket journal details with financial tables, exchange lists, and bank notes. recounted are price points, printers, and subscriptions alongside an introduction to the Westminster Magazine outlining its aims and a long advertisement for a patent remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARRIL
Portugal
W. Hanis
St. Paul's Churchyard
Annals of Antiquity
R Johnson
T. Carnan
St. Paul's
Wigfes
Cambray
Father Quesnel
Mons. de Voltaire
Paterson
Grext
Britain
Great Britain
Aiew
Cgoss
Westminster Magazine
Pantheon of
TASTE
Wale
Grignion
Cupid
Mrs. Cornelys
Carliste Bouse
Shah Allum
Times
W. Goldsmith
Richardson and Urquhart
Royal Exchange
Auction notices for estate and furniture in Cheshunt and Oxford Road
The sale advertises auction on January 5 1773 of a four acre copyhold estate at Flamstead End Cheshunt with dwelling malt-house and offices, water, garden, and furniture. includes a malting cottage, farm rights for 21 years, and payment details, plus another sale January 4 1773 of a new built house No 11 Percy Street Oxford Road with rich furniture, coach, and horses. Catalogues and viewing arranged at multiple locations including Golden Lion Edmonton and Mr Floyd's in Battersea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd
John Green
Chelsea
Chefhoot
Hegts
Flamsted-end
Cheshunt
Fale
Golden Lion
Edmonton
Grigsby
Royal Exchange
Mr. Floyd
Batersea
John Riley
Percy-street
Oxford-road
Stephen
Houshold
Union
Cowhill
Hudsin
Deember
Lady’s Magazine
Veader
London
G. Robinson
Paternofter
Lanes Magazine
Ladies Magazine
Jim
Milbourn-port
Somerset
Bath
S. Goodby
Royal Ancest
Towers
Atar
Cripplegate
Swan
the Strand
Almon
Fieradilly
R. Goodbys
Bherbornes Dorfesshire
Whitingy
Romsey
Bargain sale of Little Barrington manor Gloucestershire
By Samuel Crosley at the Bar Inn Burford Oxfordshire on Thursday January 1 1773 the undivided moiety of the manor of Little Barrington with a complete farm over 300 acres of arable meadow and pasture rent 1601 plus reversionary estates to be viewed by tenants details from Wm Lane Esq and Samuel Crosley sworn-broker at 27 Little Bellasley Coleman Street plan available in Gloucester nearby post-houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Crosley
Bar Inn
Burford
Oxfordshire
Little Barrin
Gton
Gloucester
Burford Down
Mullis
Bourton
Cirencester
Wm. Lane
Little Bellasley
Coleman-street
Public apology for medical assertion in Stoke Newington
George John apothecary from Stoke Newington admits he wrongly accused Dr. Thomas Dawson of directing a dangerous medicine. He states the medicine is safe and efficacious and has been used for years by Dawson and other eminent physicians. Dated Stoke Newington December 14, 1772.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raccife
West
Goldmith
Johnsow
Pastridge
Boar
Black
Taylore
Clare Market
George John
Apothe Cary
Stoke-Newington
Thomas Dawton
Gio
John
Robbery Suspect Captured in Charity Bank Heist After Three Years
Naples reports a key conspirator from the Charity Bank robbery is captured in Palermoi with a few hundred ducats remaining of a 14 000 share. The suspect is confined in a dungeon awaiting punishment. Hamburgh notes the anticipated marriage of the Grand Duke of Russia and the Archduchess of Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Palermoi
Bank of the Charity
Hamburgh
Russia
Archduchess of
Austria
Royal bounty and court news from London December era
London reports the annual royal bounty to the poor in Westminster and updates on royal events. Preparations at the Queen's Palace for the upcoming lying-in, including nurse appointments, are noted alongside travels of the Bishop of Dunaburgh and a Turin express about the Sardinian king’s health. Observations from Dantzick, Hamburgh, and Paris cover treaty, trade, and naval matters, with local crime, marriages, deaths, bankrupts, and odd notices interspersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Queen’s Palace
Germany
Prussia
Senate
Poland
Dantzick
Cornwall
Hamburgh
Elbe
Paris
Contrepont
Carthagena
Elizabeth
Owen
London
Dundalk
Milford
Dominica
Providence
Antigua
Chertsey
Surry
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John West
St. Mary-le-bone
Guildhall
James Bramble
Ironmonger and Smith
John Watson
Thos
Thorley
Rainow
Cheshire
Barron Merchants and Copartners
King’s Arms
Macclesield
Richard Edee
Wednesbury
Staffordshire
Green Dragon
Highestreet
Walsall
Samuel Livesay
High
Macclesfield
Thomas Todd
Fleet-street
Abraham Jones
Lnw
Norfolk
Rowley
Brigleton
Mitchell
County of Cornwall
Leath
Engleton
John Painter
Truro
London Coffes-hosse
Ludgate Hill
Gariedina
Royal India