Country house wanted near London with stabling
Advertises for a modern ready house to let within fifty miles of London. Desired are three or four rooms on a floor, coach-house, stabling for six or seven horses, 8 to 20 acres of grassland with gardening space for one gardener. Near a market town, pleasant, dry, good roads, in repair. Apply to M. M. at Mr Regnier’s Leicester Fields. Also notice about a general court of the Society on February 16 for election of an Governor in place of the deceased Mr Pocock.
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West-India
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Lincon Tavern
St. Alban’s
St. Alban’s Street
Pall-Mall
James Allen
London
M. M
John Pocock
Tattersall
TURF
Hyde Park Turnpike
Louisa
Blank
É&C
Sir Charles Bunbury
Sultana
Chrysolite
Gimcrack
P. P
N.B
Albarac
Pantaloon
Ovnar
Slouch
Morton Cade
Kabraham
Carelefa
Marik
Antinous
King Hered
Rophet
Goldfinder
Mr. Wildman
Tartar
Syphon
Scamption Cade
Old Cade
Prandam
Lady Jase
Hecate
Fargergill
King’s Head
Kenwin
Truro
Cornwall
Francis Bennallack
Tres
Greyhound
Falkingham
Line
Aternoon
al- Alacby
Lincoln
Aflacby
Weil
John Wilson
Lyon
John Speight
Copenhagen
Lavant
Kiel
Holstein
Chancery
Denmark
Irih
17Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
Preston
the Admiralty
Woolwich
Ming
George Falconer
Alfred East Indiaman
Gowland Flate Lauder
India House
Life
Portsmouth
Bencoolen
St. Helena
Warshee
Alfred
Lauder
Downs
Ceres
Newie
Broadley
Seahorfe
Asther
Dutton
Bree
Lanedon
MaJsats
Salisbury
Madrass
Robert Harland
Cape of Good Hoge
India
Coxen
Pake Geld
Lowettoffe
Nancy
Christiansands
Sunderland
Stonehaven
Aberdeen
Sir Watkin Lewes
Kat
King’s-road
Bedford-row
Sol
Ireland
David Murphy
Efa
Middle Temple
Argyle Buildings
Wogan
Hursway
Richmond
Mary
Hampton-court
Peter Calder
Thames Street
Duke’s Place
Mr. Snow
St. Margaret’s
Mr. Walker
Public Notices and Auctions Across Counties 1775
A mix of property sales and appointments, detailing a whaling works sale near Truro, a Lincolnshire freehold estate auction at Falkingham, and Derbyshire political thanks from Nathaniel Curzon. Also notes of naval movements, royal proclamations, and local obituaries and society notices from January and February 1775.
Inquire About Being Called An Old Maid
A London Evening Post reader explains feeling shamed by the label old maid and asks whether lack of fortune or other defects cause it. She insists she is sensible, well tempered, advancing in years, and has enough means for two, seeking guidance and a suitable husband.
Turke Austrian fighting near Choczim 1500 killed
A late report notes fighting between Turkish and Austrian forces near Choczim with unconfirmed details. About 1500 casualties are mentioned in the scene though no firm accounts confirm the tally. Royal notices describe court appointments and military reforms, including mercy to deserters and abolition of corvees.
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Choczim
Copenhagen
Prince Royal
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