Auction of Freehold Estates at Garraway's Coffeehouse
An auction by Thomas Ridgeway on Wednesday February 12 at Garraway's Coffeehouse Exchange-Alley Cornhill London offers several freehold estates in Churchenford parish Devon. Properties include the CAFES or DRAKES farm with about 66 acres, the FORD farm with ~30 acres, and the MUNTY farm with about 36 acres plus five tenements with gardens. Leases exist on some properties with rents and unexpired terms. extensive details and printed particulars will be available at Ridgeway's and Norton Falgate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ridgeway
Garraway’s
Exchange-Alley
Cornhill
London
Churchenford
Churchtanton
Devon
Joel Rowland
Ford
Wm. Dymond
Philip Wyatt
Churchitanton
Taunton
Chard
Wellington
Honiton
Axminstr
Culmstock
Charchitanton
The Complete London Jester and New Trade Manual Edition
A long advertisement lists The Complete London Jester or Wit's Companion published at 15 price with five copper plates, plus a new edition of an Introduction to Trade and Business by Peter Hudson and others. It also promotes Farrery and horse anatomy books by John Reeves and others with prices and publishers in Fleet Street, Gracechurch Street, and St Paul’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bedford
Westminster
T. Lowndes
Fleet-street
Peter Hudson
George Keith
Gracechurch-street
Clare
Webb
Hayes
Diseases incidental to Seamen by Dr Lewis Rouppe
On Saturday the 18th of January will be published Price Six Shillings bound Oe sen on Diseases incidental to Seamen LEWIS ROUPPE M D Translated from the Latin calvin printed at Leyden Printed iate Carnan and F Newbery jun at No 65 in St Paul Shirch ward 2 we 2 ee jea Dr Rouppe the learned author of this celebrated dissertation practised both physic and surgery many years in the French army and after that in the Dutch navy during which time he had every opportunity to observe and examine the diseases that common among the soldiers and seamen The great accuracy observed by the ingenious authes in his discriplions of diseases and of every particular symptom belonging to them as well as the candour with which he relates the success of his practice must be of infi nite strvice to every practitiners nor can he be sufficiently adminired and commiestded for che nwearied pains he has taken by repeated disferttions to investigate the the taufes and patie of these of orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jockies
John Reeves
Farrier
Ringwood
Hants
Carnan and Newbery
St. Paul's Church-yard
Staney Crowder
Paterngfter-row
B. Collins
Salisoury
Lewis Rouppe
M.D
Calvin
Leyden
Rouppe
Clergy Ad Wants Young Gentleman Near London for Studies
Advert appears seeking a young man preparing for holy orders to reside for a year or longer in a town 40 to 50 miles from London. Payment promised for letters with residence details and clergyman’s name. Also seeks to purchase an advowson of 300 pounds a year in a healthy English parish with an old incumbent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
London
Miller
N. B
England
Constantiople News of Rufsians Capturing Camp and Winter Fears
Constantinople reports the Rufsians seized the camp and cannon after a late troop revolt but may retreat to their main army this winter. The Divan says assembling a large force is now impractical. Provisions grow scarce and unrest may rise among inhabitants. Additionally, notices from Holland record deaths of Frederick Henry Baron de Waffenaar and Adrian Strick Van Linschoten Baron of Hekendorp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Hague
Frederick Henry
Baron de Waffenaar
Corps of Nobles of
Holland
States General
Earthquake fears as powder mill blast shakes London area
A powder mill explosion near Moulsey and possibly Hounslow caused smoke and tremors felt across London and nearby towns. Reports say no lives were lost. damage described in Hounslow Twickenham Isleworth and Stanmore. Other items include a ship loss near Aya Mont, thefts at Garraway's coffee house, and a papal quote moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulsey
Surry
London
Thames
Hounslow Heath
Hounslow
Twickenham
Isleworth
Brentford
Stanmore
Moulfey
Saint Nicholas Pontrel
Havre de Grace
Cadiz
Ayamont
Liverpool
Youghall
Glasgow
St. James’s
Amsterdam
Banks
Dr. Solander
Dickens
Garraway
Exchange-alley
Tower
Islington
Bristol Visit of London Sheriffs to Liber Liberty Patriots
London sheriffs John Wilke and Frederick Bull with Watkin Lewes arrived at the White Lion Bristol and were hosted at Merchant Taylors Hall. Citizens praised Wilkes for Liberty work, and toasts honored William of Orange and Bristol’s defenders, with remarks urging continued resistance to corruption and ministerial pressures.unday morning after a breakfast they headed to Kingweston and Bath for further events. Prices of corn and various grains were listed for Bear Key, with other local notices and marriages, deaths, and bankrupts proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Sheriffs of
London
John Wilke
Frederick Bull
Watkin
Lewes
White Lion
Broad-Street
Amurlit
Sir William Niger
Fe ‘Bart
Samuel Peach
Heniy Cruger
John Wallis
D ‘Bert
Samuel Span
Friends of Freedom
Libert
Antazus
Brittol
Wilkes
St. Stephen’s
St. Mary-part
Brass Crosby
William the Third
William Codrington
Dowderwell
George Saville
Duke of Richmond
Duke of Portland
Duke of Devonshire
Dunning
Livery and Common Council of London
Hanbury
Bath
de My Vang
James Croome
Pater-nofter-row
Guildhall
William Clayton
Shemeld
Yorkhire
York Tavern
St. Helen's
Stonegate
York
Durke Vander Heyden
Dewgate-hill
Hop-pole
Worcester
John Sanderson the Elder
Thomas Sanderson
Manchester
Richard Hand
Milk-street
Bull's-held-inn
Christopher Inman
Christopher Inman Whaley
Heath
Skircoat
Yorkshire
Halifax
Joseph Horsley
St. John, Wapping
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F. J. Goffec
Toeschi
Haydn
Schwinn
Campieri
R. Bremner
Someries
Hou
Strand
J. Breminer
New Bond
Sams Nil Wie
France
Lona ‘Don
Béistolf
British Empire
Willian Temple
Trowbridge
Ely
Trinity Brect
Kingweston
Edward Southavell
Bear Key
Hinchinbrook
Earl of Sandwich
Huntingdon
Hantingdon
Newgate
Farringdon
Bridewell
Gray’s-inn-lane
John Austin
Mercer-Street
Long Acre
Anne Boroughs
Waltham
Flow
Essex
Henry Johnson
Warden
Philip Mortimer
Braton-street
Elizabeth Doyle
Hertfrd-street
Camberwell
William Moore
Dulwich
Anne Simms
Thomas Osborne
Misls Brook
Soho Square
Gunton Hall
Suffolk
Charles Colby
Victuality Office
Warrington
Lancashire
Joseph Dennett
Chelmsford
Lionel Haffal
Angel-court
Snowhill
Hemmings
Ball
Field Lane
Mr. Berry
Curfiter-street
Chancery-lane
Lower Grosvenor-treet
George Friend
Clement Paine
Holborn
John Maydwell
Thomas Magnall
India
South Sea
Consol
Navy
Long Ann
Ship News
Beal
Immediely
Providence
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