Inheritance of the Manor Hall Par Hall and estates offered for sale
Advertisements announce the sale of The Inheritance of the Manor Hall Par Hall with Gooch Houses Stables and associated lands and reversionary tenements valued about 126 yearly and 1181 15s with coal cannel and stone on Cranke and Cranke estate near Rainford. Attending sales at Prescot July 9 to August 18 with particulars from Parker Tyrer Harrison and Orrett.
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Co Wit
Warrington
Prescot
Wigan
Drmkirk
Liverpool
Lancaster
Cranke
Rainford
Peter Orrett
Nicholas Parker
Iin Quality Court
Chancery Lane
London
George Tyrer
William Harrison
Windle
Par
Missing Saddle-Bag Recovered Reward Offered in London
On Monday night May 23 near Stony Stratford a leather saddle bag with a strap lock and contents including seven shirts nine pair of stockings a wig shoes thread and other items was lost from a Warington stage coach. Rewards of five or three guineas are offered for safe delivery to Mr James Hall postmaster Stony Stratford or in London to Mr Thomas Cotton attorney for the owner.
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Stony Stratford
Warington
James Hall
Bell Lan
Wood-street
London
Thomas Cotton
Rolls Buildings
Fetter Lane
Opportunities for Annuities and Estates in Hatton Garden
Persons who would grant or buy annuities for their lives or joint lives of others, or who would dispose of or buy estates or lend or borrow money on them, may inform Michael Newnam at his Hatton Garden house for expeditious handling on moderate terms.
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Cate
Michael Newnam
Hatton Garden
The King of Bohemia's Head at Turnham Green Revived Notice
Notice announces the revival of the King of Bohemia's Head at Turnham Green on Bath Road. It invites all to meet at the Crown Tavern in Bloomsbury for provisions and civil treatment with a range of imported wines available for ready money. It also seeks estates with wine vaults to let via Mr. Scrahan at the Golden Ball Cornhill.
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Turnham-Green
Bath-Road
William Whelpley
Crown Tavern
Bloombury
Seven Additional Volumes of The Craftsman Released
This Day publish'd are seven more volumes of The Craftsman printed to match the previous format and size. Thedomestic topics include excises standing armies parliamentary dependency and independence and related constitutional essays with varied humour and entertainment. A dedication to the People of England precedes. A small Royal Paper edition completes the former volumes published by R. Francklin in Rufley-street Covent-Garden.
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England
N. B
R. Francklin
Rufley-street
Covent-Garden
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