Freehold Estate and Coal Mine Auction in Staffordshire
An auction notice publicizes sale by Mr Skinner at Garraway's Coffee House London of a freehold estate at Darlees-ton Staffordshire three miles from Wolverhampton and two from Walsall. The package includes 12 acres of land plus 22 acres with a coal mine, assets held by several owners and offering substantial income and improvement potential. Viewing arranged fourteen days prior. full particulars available via servants and at the estate offices.
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Meffis
Langford
Isih
Covent-Garden
Edmund ‘Mason
Windsor
County of
Bucks
Labouind Alchevery
L.D
Tracey
Homiton
Pal Siz
Golgehy Lion
Honitort
Gididy
Honiton
George Péarson
Essex-street
London
Skenner
Garraway
Coffee-fiouse
Change Alley
Darlees‘ton
Staffordshire
Wolverhhampton
William , Webb
Thomas Cooper
William Dottet
Loshers
Neat
Wolverhampton
Mr. Skinner
Worcestershire
Worcester
Thornison Farm
WeoreeRey
Perthore
Adams and Kind
M Kbd
Petworth
Horsham
Arundel
Chichester
Sussex
Robert Shotter
Luke Medwin
Great Marlow
Mefiis
Vfarry
Greenvwellers
Greenvwellers, Attornees, In New-Inn
Shipwrights petition for higher wages at royal yards
A Britain era letter from A Friend to the Navy denounces neglect of United Shipwrights at his Majesty's gas dock yards and urges a wage rise from 2s 6d to better pay. The writer argues pay should reflect skilled labour, improved fittings, timber savings, and the need to prevent decommissioning amid protests by shipyard workers.
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Iaver
Navy
Scarborough actions and colonial protest in New England
Extract from Portmouth New England June 12 reports Scarboroughman of war seized corn and other provisions at Long Island and sent ships to Boston while locals protest, Gov Carleton urged Quebec militia. Deser tions and recruit looms. Oxford trials convict and execute several. various marriages deaths and appointments noted in a broad colonial update.
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Portmouth
New-England
Scarborough
Fort William and Mary
Long Iland
Committee of Safety
Adm. Graves
Belton
Quebec
Boston
South
North Carolina
Virginia
New-York
Julius Cafar
Bruth
Dover
Bolton
Chads
Cerberus
Dealcastle
Emmons
Cer
Oxford
James Corbett
Anon Bofweh
Mason
Corbett
Buckinghamshire
Cp ‘Tessing
William Barker
Northampton
Old Bailey
Newgate
Joseph Grindall
Nathaniel Chapman
Steble
Dilliington
Bedale
Yorkshire
Drigg
Ireton
Cumberland
Burrow
Wodeshouse
Armine Wodehouse
Kimberly
Norfolk
Miss Nourse
Wood Easton
Oxfordshire
Madeira
Smart
Kew
Robinson
Holyhead
Jackson
Kildare
Aston
Elis
Windsor
Poselt
James Bofley
Eig
Thames Street
Hyde
Hendon
Emg Nicholls
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Association of Ideas
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Vinestreet
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Cockpits-street
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Lady’s Magazine
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