Perpetual Advowson of Vale of Evesham Rectory
A notice describes a perpetual advowson and provable rectory valued at five hundred pounds yearly in the Vale of Evesham Gloucestershire. It details a dwelling with outbuildings, barns, stabling, gardens, ponds and land. tithes arise from common fields and several enclosed farms. The incumbent is over 67 and infirm. Printed particulars are at Gloucester and Bath and London offices.
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Christie
Parl-mall
Long Sutton
County of Lincoln
Sutton St. Mary’s
Sutton St. Nicholas
Sutton
Sutton St. James
Sutton St. Edmund's
England
Thomas Middleton
Lincoln’s Inn New-square
Pares
Leicester
Jacob Dixon
Witbich
Isle of Ely
Vale of Evesham
Gloucestershire
London
King’s Head
Gloucester
Worcester
York Hotel
Bath
Adams
Chancery-lane
Pall-mall
Portmouth
Count Potouski
Rafah
Admiral Grieg
Peter Parker
Mediterranean
Spits Head
Middlesex
R&t
Guildhall
Dorothy Montague
Lower Gros
Michael Woodward
Great Wollton
Michael Tysons
St. John’s College, Cambridge
Huntingdon
Cholwell
Martyn
Cambridge
Ludgerfal
Bucks
James Warren
Francis Mines
Christ Church, Oxon
Spelsbury
Oxfordshire
Twining
Friend
Chapel Royal
Medley
Lattly
Bathammoor
Devonshire
Wm. Rice
Anne Harris
Wm. Hancock
Eig
Shoreditch
Sopa
Tubbs
Bechnal Green
Cartwright
Bredsley
Springhalis
Cemanes
Montgomeryshire
Rice Hughes
North Wales
Strane
Tho, Jones
Carnarvon
Williams
Miles
Anight
Mr. Shurray
George Inn St. Martin’s
Stamford Baron
Chatham
John Hammond
Braithwaite
General Post Office
Upper Whames-street
Jennings
Welbeck-street
John Andrews
Lambeth
Reeves
Blackburn Market to Move to Wednesdays in New Year
A public notice from Blackburn inhabitants proclaims the weekly market will be held every Wednesday starting 26 January 1774 with farmers and dealers invited to sell wheat oats beans grain meat butter poultry eggs and farm produce. Fortnight cattle fairs at Jackburn begin 26 January and continue each Wednesday. Easter Monday remains a standing cattle fair.
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Blackburn
Chapmen
Jackburn
C. A. Wal
Bristol white hard crown-SOAP advertised by Fry Fripp and Co
An old advert promotes Bristol white hard crown soap made by Fry Fripp and Co in Bristol sold wholesale at the swan house Salisbury Court Fleet Street. Orders start at half a hundred weight and the soap is praised for cleansing linen silk and cotton. Each cake bears Fry Fripp and Co Bristol stamp to prevent imitations.
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Refry
FRIPP
Bistol
Theswaighouse
No. 1
Salisoury Court
Fleet-street
Indon
N. B
Bristol Crown
Fry, Fripp, and Co
Bristol
Clerophilus and the Tythe Controversy in the Clergy
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Clerophilus
Ignatius
Hooker
Tle
Hodker
Jawaz
Yorkshire
Distemper in horned cattle hits Low Countries farms
From the London Gazette dated Jan 8 and Berlin Vienna reports, a cattle distemper recurs across Flanders Courtray Furnes Bruges Seves Capelle and Ninove. Bruffels imposes health certificates and bans cattle imports. A royal appointment grants Henry Chaytor the vicarage of Cattrick Yorkshire following a resignation.
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London Gazette
Berlin
Pruathia
Vienna
Florence
Offend
We Flanders
Courtray
Furnes
Bruges
Spres
Lisle
Sevecote
St. Peter’s Capelle
French Flanders
Bruffels
Ninove
St. James's
Henry Chaytor
D. L
Cattrick
Yorkshire
Theophilus Lindsay
A.M
Duke of Cumberland to Visit London Incognito
Word from Rome says the Duke of Cumberland is expected in London on the 13th instant incog. He will remain only a short time to view all the sights before departing.
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Rome
Duke of Cumberland
Navigable canal talks hinge on Fazely survey aims
An event at the Swan inn gathered leading residents to weigh a canal linking the Coventry and Oxford networks. A plan by Mr Simcock showed potential 15 mile savings, with a wider survey planned to Farley Bridge and Atherstone, to be reviewed at the next meeting.
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Forence
Birmingham
Swan Inn
Hente
Coventry
Oxford
Simcock
Fazely
Whitworth
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