Auction of Freehold Estates At Garraway's Coffeehouse
A public sale by auction conducted by Thomas Ridgeway on Wednesday the 12th of February at Garraway's Coffeehouse Exchange Alley Cornhill London offers several freehold estates in Churchenford parish Devon. The properties include the CATES farm with dwelling and about 6 acres of land, the FORD farm with dwelling and nearby land, and the MUN'TY farm near the same parish plus five tenements. Leases, rents, and terms are noted with properties under-letting and existing improvements. Printed particulars will be available at the sale venue and Ridgeway's Norton Falgate London with further inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ridgeway
Richard
Chandler
Lower Thames-street
Garraway
Exchange Alley
Cornhill
London
Cates
Churchenford
Churchitanton
Devon
Joel Rowland
Ford
Philip Wyatt
Taunton
Chard
Wellington
Honiton
Axminster
Culmrock
Fale
Stepney
Morley
Bote
Messrs
Pepper and Pearce
Pelham-street
Spitalfields
Goa
Chilworth
Godalming
Bramley, &c
Alton
Hountlow
Haslemere
Creswell
Chester Road
Smith
Webb
Kent Road
Gloucestershire
Wiltshire
Phornton
Wood-street Compter
Bow-street
Sir Robert Ladbroke
New Prison
Henry Jones
John Fielding
Robert Ladbroke
Newgate
Grange Walk
Southwark
Old Bailey
William Parker
John Burn
Sarah Watson
Garden Row
Chelsea
Thomas Watson
Susannah Mahon
Bonditree
Jaques
Manchester
Sarah Nodes
Holborn
William Bolton
Red Lion-street
Whitechapel
Amey Hunt
Aylift Street
Hart-street
Red Lionfquare
John Younger
Yetterday
Clapham
Thomas Reede
Mountstreet
Grosvenor Square
John Hawkes
Cold Bath Fields
Josiah Wiscomb
Furnished House Ready for Letting Near London Park
Inquiries accepted at the Devil Tavern Temple Bar for a ready furnished house to be entered on the coming Boddy-day. The property is located about 20 miles from London and is noted for a park with deer abundant in the area.
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London
Temple- Bar
Paris Nobility Cuts Costs With Large Borrowing
Paris reports that the Duke d Orleanes borrowed 800000 livres and granted life annuities at ten percent for repayment. Subscribers offered more, and many household assets including equipages, horses, and dogs were sold. The Prince de Conde is applying similar economies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Duke d’Orleans
Prince de Conde
Address of Jamaica Assembly and British honors noted
The Jamaica Assembly lauds the king for sending ships under Vice Admiral Rodney and praises Lieutenant Colonel Calling as Lieutenant-Governor. It acknowledges royal care against Spanish threats and hopes for on going Hanover support. Also reports on Bath order, Paris envoy departure, North Carolina letter, local burglaries, marriages, and deaths with shipping and market updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
George Bridges Rodney
Great Britain
House of Hanover
Order of the Bath
St. James’s
Duke of Chandos
Francis Blake Delaval
Mr. Hamilton
Naples
Charles Hotham
Paris
England
North Carolina
Alamance
Dentil Magenis Offers Dental Operations In Buffel Court
Dentil Magenis, renowned for skill in the teeth, advertises expert operations on difficult cases at Buffel Court near Drury Lane Playhouse. Procedures include cleaning sandy tartar, fitting real or artificial teeth, and restoring gums and bite. Consultation and testimonials offered. no fee until satisfaction. Available at Batson's Coffee House near the Royal Exchange every Thursday noon to three. Tincture and centifrice priced one shilling each with directions.
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Batson
Royal Exchange
Public Lecture Offering Time Measurement and Astronomy Education
An address promotes a twelve lecture course on arithmetic history chronology navigation and astronomy. Lectures cover celestial instruments tide tables and a Chinese arithmetic device with times for high water across English ports. Sessions begin Monday the 27th at Cecil Street Coffee House Strand costs tickets half a guinea with a lower admittance price without ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smellarft
England
Scotland
Ireland
Monlay
Cecil-street
Strand
Aid
History of England fifth volume from Charles I to Restoration
Friday the 24th inft. will be published volume the fifth in ottage price 5s 4d in boards of The History of England from the death of Charles the First to the Restoration of the Second. By Catherine Macaulay printed for E and C Willy Poultry sold by J Robson New Bond Street and J Walter Charing Cross. Also offered Mrs Macaulay’s History from James I to Restoration in 5 volumes price 3l 15s in boards and other formats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravelot
Paris
Wits of
Westminster
Perinaum
Matthew Holand
Flexney
Gray’s ‘Inn Gate
Holborn
Richardson and Urquhart
Royal Exchange
Ottage
England
Charles the First
Coarts
Catherne Macaulay
C. Willy
J. Robson
New Bond-street
J. Walter
Charinge Cross
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West Puig
Colman
Royal Rhance
High Court of Chancery
Robert Pratt
Symond’s Inn
Chancery-lane
James Bayley
Chester
Half-moon Inn
Petworth
Sussex
His Majesty’s Navy
Shillinglee Park
Kirdford
Crocker-hill Farm
Chichester
Thomas Southin
North Chapel
Mitchell
Fountain's Farm
Dyer
Crocker-hill
Guildford
Deal
Earl of Ashburnham Butt
India
Carolina Packet
Turner
Carolina
Rebecca
Stevene
Musquito Shore
Bristol
Ferguson
Bristel
South Sea
Navy
Buffel Court
C. Kefarsley
É&C
Lords and Commons
Hackney
Dottor C.dogan
Wales
G. Kearty
Ludgate-street
Kearfly
Tachin
Boaz
Fas
Thosy
Dalton
New-Cross
Lowther
William Dalton
Regal Auth
Hatcon-garden
Mr. Cooke
M. Vincent's