Missing Mare Advertised in Dorchester Area
Dorchester Dorchester Feb 10 1767. From the Phenix Inn Gate a mare is advertised as missing. A bright Kay Mare about sixteen hands high seven years old with foal, two false quarters in near fore foot, black mane and tail, small white scar on face. Anyone with information may be rewarded by sending to the Miranix abovefaid or John Noctley at Herringtone near Dorchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorchester
Dorfershire
Phenix Inn
Miranix
John Noctley
Herringtone
Thomas Hall
Anthony Chamberlain
John Ross
Berg
Thomas Hals
John Ros
Thomas Has
Bury
Buldings
Fetter-Lane
N.B
R. Walker
England
Ireland
Scotand
America
King’s Arms
Sessions House
Old Baily
Dr. Walker
Dy Walker
Wessels and Co
New York
Fan
Nelson
Nevis
Dobson
Perficola
Johnston
Engling
Dobton
George Croghan
Hinds
Pittsburgh
Deane
Santa Croix
Monte Christo
Boston
Mount
Cooper
Barbadoes
Antigua
Pye
Dominica
Cotton
Johe’s
Ste Croix
David Ro
New-York
New London
Rhode Island
Annapolis
Maryland
Robert.Couden
John Clapham
Journal of Accounts
New Orleans
Havannih
Havannah
Freehold Estate Auction at Covent Garden Great Piazza
Auction advertised by Mr Langford and Son for a freehold manor and lands centered near Taunton and Bridgewater. Includes 10 plus acres of arable meadow and 109 tenements on lives leases, with annual rents and duties to Stoke Poges and Clothworkers Hall. Prospective buyers urged to view plan and conditions in Taunton and Creech offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanngford and Son
Covent Garden
Micuwae
Lo- México
Taunton
Bridgewater
Long-Haller
Heathhehl
Charleton Marth
Hammonize
Adderborow Hill
Creech Moor
Jatth-Poole
Stoke Podgets
Bucks
Remedy for Stone and Gravel Promoted in Public Notice
A public notice touts a new remedy for stone and gravel with claims of safety and efficacy. The advertisement details a tea spoonful dose derived from plant ingredients including Juniper and Daucus seeds, says adults may use it while children can take it safely, and lists local sellers near Charing Cross, Covent Garden, and Fleet Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esculapius
Grat Boerhaave
Himelf
Bozrles
Ss. 3d
Dixwell
Prieter
S. Marrin’s Lane
Charing+ Cross
Lents
Bookfelter
Ruffel-streety Co
Fleet-Street
Mail from Holland reports plagues and deaths across Europe
From Copenhagen to Vienna and Naples news arrives of fevers, plague scares, and royal events. A count and field marshal dies in Hungary, the Rhine thaws after a freeze, and frontiers in Geneva tighten their controls. A seaquake hits New Hampshire, Boston endures storms, and piracy cases surface in Charlestown. Crews report crops, politics, and peace talks as explorers warn of disease and danger.
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Holland
Constantinople
Fan
Walachia
Copenhagen
Broeskipping
Corfver
Vienna
Anthony Ignatius Count de Mercy d’Argenteau
Esclavonia
Hungary
France
Munich
Prince of
Brunswick
Italy
Ratifoon
Cologne
Rhine
Geneva
Hennin
Republick
M. Hennin
Choiseul
Naples
Prince de St. Nicandre
Storm Across Scotland Leaves Towns Flooded
A Scottish letter from Lochs maben describes a violent storm in the crown area. Residents were rescued from rising floodwaters amid inundations that ruined several families near Annan. Houses cattle and corn were swept away as the flood surged. Also noted: James Purnet, Lord Monthodeo, died Friday. George Gordon, Professor at King's College Aber deen, died Sunday. John Young, Solicitor of the Stamp Duties, died here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lantation News
Portmouth
New Hampshire
Boston
New England
Tilden
Martinico
Squam
Cape Ann
Lisbon
Joseph Andrews
Anderson
Cape Duryee
Christian
Charlestown
Annapolis
Maryland
Scotland
Edinburgh
Lochsmaben
Annan
James Pnrnet
Monthodeo
George Gordon
King’s College
Aberdeen
John Young
Harbour Improvement Reported at Whitehaven
Whitehaven notes期待 harbour work including lengthening the old pier and additional constructions. Royal Welch Fusiliers under Capt Blunt march from here toward Berwick. Hull collector reports 300 firkins of butter and hogsheads of tallow washing ashore on Holderness coast aboard the Happy Return cargo of the late Captain Gaul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehaven
Royal Welch Fuzileers
Blunt
Berwick
Sunderland
Hull
Constable
Holderness
Gaul
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dainty Davy
Raby Cattle
County of
Durham
Crown de Servan
Heber
Genius
Grofe and Smith
Jeffery’s Square
St. Mary Axe
John David Ziegel
King’s Arms Yard
London
John Andrews
We &c
Hippocrates
Oscorides
van Swern
Mead
Anon
Beaufort
J. Jones
Pegrees
Pacent
Evang
Long-Acre
Drury-Lang
T. Evans
Evans
Myr. Cooke
Bookfeller
Cornhill
I¢Icoll
St. Paul’s Church-Yard
Shropthire
Bond-Street
Muufgeridge
St. Margaret’s Hill
Landwark
Child’s
St. Paul’s Church- Yard
Bar Ac
Pa‘entee
Saint Paul's Coffie-house
Noah
Messiah
Price
Hit
R. Baldwin
Paternoster Row
J. Ridley
St. James’s Street
Country News
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