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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 17, 1774

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House for sale in Southampton with river garden

Hill-street, Feb. Thy 1774 To be At Southampton, HOUSE suitable for a small family, with a coach-house and stable, and an exceeding pleasant garden on the banks of the river, freehold, now inhabited by Nepham Peers, Esq. for further particulars enquire of Mr. Le Gay, attorney, at Southampton, or of Mr. Almon, bookseller, Piccadilly.

Southampton Arden Nepham Peers le Gay Almon Piccadilly Chatham Royal Oak Clark Villian Mr._ Davies Patty Inwood Linden Thames-street Epping Forest Snaresbrook Whitecross-street Old Bailey Benjamin Godrey Simon Jones Thomas Leman Leman

Adelphi Lottery Scheme 1774 Prize Allotments Published

The Adelphi Lottery scheme issued January 18 1774 outlines prize structure with numerous sums and prizes from 5 to 50 0001, including real property except art and antiquities. It explains repurchase option for valued effects, 4 percent interest on last prize, and draws to start March 3 in Exchange Alley. Tickets available at Messrs Adams Adelphi Robert Street and other offices.

Rozl Adam Adelphi Nathan’s Robert Street

Elegant Bathford estate in Wiltshire near Bath

Freehold estate and elegant dwelling house near Bathford, two miles from Bath, with about 15 acres of pasture and meadow, gardens, stocked grounds, and ancillary buildings. Occupied by Lady Matpass, includes stone dwelling, multiple rooms, kitchen, cellars, brewhouse, stables, and coach house. Potential entry in May. Details via John Miller of Bath and John Palmer of Lincoln's Inn.

Bathford Bath London Devizes Chippenham Avon Matpass Teward John Miller Bathearton Hill and Birchill Queen's Square John Palmer Lincoln’s Inn

Patent Bedsteads by Gale Upholder and Cabinet-maker

Gale Upholder and Cabinet-maker announces patent bedsteads in Catherine Arcade Strand praised by nobility and gentry for utility and elegance. Highlights include a bedstead designed for gout and rheumatism sufferers, and a portable travelling bedstead with bedding, usable as a bedhead and for travel between carriage springs.

T Gale Catherine Arcet Strand

Debate on linen and woollen trades in Commons

The Speaker chaired as MPs debated Clavering's motion to appoint a committee into Britain and Ireland's linen trade. Pownal urged a simultaneous woollen inquiry, warning against German linen duties hurting the woollen export. A broad committee plan was agreed for March 7.

Whitworth Cecil Wray de Grey Thomas Clavering Great Britain Ireland Pownal England Prussia Russia Pruffin Conway Alderman Hopkins City of London Roberts Bull Clementson Tooke Horne

Lords Hear Judges On Literary Property In Common Law

The House of Lords debated opinions of judges on Literary Property. Willes favored the Common Law Right of Authors, Perrot and Adams opposed, Gould supported but said it was limited by Queen Anne's statute. Nine judges’ views were noted with a split among supporters and critics.

House of Lords Justice Willes Baron Perrot Baron Adams Gould Wares Willes Gist Alton Blackstone Eyre Adams Perrot Guernsey Jersey Alderney Ruperts House of Commons Luttrell London George Savile Middlesex

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