Sale by auction of silk gauss manufactory and York estates
Stoke December 18 auction by Thomas Ridgeway on February 2 at Garraway's Coffee-house for the bankrupt Ames Philips and James Penfold. The Reading silk gauze factory, leasehold with workshops warehouses looms and six dwellings will be sold, viewable on site. Re sale ordered by High Court Chancery before John Eames with several Yorkshire and London holdings listed for particulars at master’s chambers and agents.
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Skinner
Garraway's
Exchange-alley
London
Sir William Young
Delaford
Iver
Bucks
Middlesex
Surry
Berks
Hertfordshire
Uxbridge
Windsor
Salt Hill
Woodcock
Crown
Castle
Bell and
Red Lion
Hounslow
Thomas Francis
Chancery
Thomas Ridgeway
Watout
Garraway
Exchange Alley
Cearbhill
M.ffrs
Ames Philips
James Penfold
Reading
Rigeway
Fenchurch-street
Himes
Lowndes
Ayton
High Court of Chancery
John Eames
Symond’s Inn
Chancerylane
Elizabeth
Yerley
County of York
Ravesworth
Kirby
Washton
Feldont
Hinds
Barnard
Kilvington
Ylane
Thursin
Lincoln’s Inn
Borwick
Gray’s Inn
Hale
Kirby Hill
Nexr Richmead
Yorkshirsg
Meffl
Graves and Gray
York
Cornhill
William
Geo
Pante
Hammond
Great Britain
Portimouth
Fir George
Dunkirk
Brest
Mediterranean
Cadiz
Toulon
West Indies
Havannah
East Indies
Rochfort
Mauritius
Vienna
Ireland
Saxony
Hereford County Grant Notice by Grasemin and Freeholders
Byriingtog December 1551775 records grant actions by the Grasemin and Freeholders of Hereford County. The fragmentary notice mentions fiscal or land matters likely tied to local governance and property rights in early modern Herefordshire.
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County of
Hereford
Walwyn
Grasemin
Anti American Critique in London Evening Post Letter
A citizen denounces anti American sentiment in the London Evening Post, accusing readers of rancor toward rebels and oppressors. The writer blasts arbitrary laws and fears ruin unless preventing action, urging support for American cause against perceived tyranny.
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Edinburgh
London Post
Tevellers
Britain faces ruin as independence push shocks empire
A dense London dispatch decries American independence efforts and warns of the empire’s doom. It catalogs naval and military shortages across Europe, notes troop movements from Dunkirk to Cadiz, and reports on political and social upheavals, including arrests, promotions, and deaths.
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