Notice of Sale of Houses in Lewes Borough
To be sold, a considerable number of houses in the Town and Borough of Lewes, Sussex, late of Thomas Sergison, Esq, deceased, member of Parliament for that borough. Inquire of Anthony Not, Esq, at Little Horsed near Lewes, or of Mr. Cocher, attorney at law, in Stanhop street, St Clement Danes, London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Inn
Barton On ‘Trent
Barton Blount
County of Derby
Barton Park
John Hollad
Thomas Webb
Thomas Statham
Derby
Athborne
Uttoxeter
Burton On Trent
Nathaniel Lifer
Armitage Park
Lichfield
John Fietcher
Mr. Harrison
Stoney Stratford
Bucks
King’s Lansley
County of Hertford
Hertfordshire
London
Hempsted
Waford
N Brunt
Haddon
B Ke
Potter Bearer
Chapman
George Inn
Leek
Stafford
Rushton Spencer
Richard Biddulph
Congleton
Macclesfield
Cheadle
Meir John Renshaw
William Green
Bakewell
John Hoy- Tond
Sheffield
Yorkshire
Thomas Skinner
Creer
John Wenham
Offham
Lewes
Sussex
Brighhelmsline
King’s-head
Chaley
Eat
Maiderhead
Uirfield
Tunbridge Wells
Mr. Skinner
Aldersgate-street
Sessex
Thomas Sergison
Fuld
Anthony Not
Little Horfed
Mr. Cocher
Stanhop
St. Clement Danes
Questionable Quebec bill origin blamed on political figures
A fragmentary 18th century polemic condemns the Quebec bill as a craft of covert influence. It laments administrators and ministers, names several peers and lawyers, and declares E. of B and three aides as the true authors behind the contentious legislative measure. The piece skewers shifts in responsibility and hints at political graft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Boreas
Mr. Ar
Bis
A Y
Ss Sand
House of Commons
Cornwall
William Meredith
Lords and Commons
Dyson
Sir Gilbert
Mr. Jenkinson
Gakican
Royal audience and church appointments in early June notices
From the London Gazette and European dispatches: Ibrahim Aga of Tripoli received leave to remain in audience with the king. A Conge d'Hire is ordered for the Precentor and Chapter of St David Cathedral to elect a bishop after Mots’s translation to Bath and Wells, with Hon. James York, D.D. proposed. reports of Russian and Prussian military movements follow, noting Bibikow’s death and tribes’ defections, and a Prussian review at Charlottenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. James’s
Ibrahim Aga
Tripoli
St. James's
St. David
Charles Mots
Bath and Wells
James York
D.D
Petersourg
Bibikow
Prince Gallitzin
Pupatchef
Whes
Pugacheff
Baichkires
Berlin
Charlottenbourg
Majesty reviews large force and quelling riot in Florence
Florence reports a violent clash between soldiers and Sberri after a grenadier was killed in a town house skirmish. Military leaders arrived, troops dispersed the mob, grenadiers were disarmed, Shirri confined, and punishments announced for involved Sbirri. Meantime Paris notes Madame Adelaide not in danger while Sophie improves and Victoire shows no bad symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potzdam
Florence
Goes
Pisa
Procefis
Porto Ferrario
Kiba
Leghorn
Paris
Choify
Madame Adelaide
Madame Sophie
Madame Victoire
London News Summary of Court, Droitwich, and Shipwreck Items
London notices report debates over the Frenchified Quebec act and Catholic establishment, court events at St James's with royal attendance, Tryon’s court greeting, and a Tower of London fireworks display. Also recorded are Rowland Berkeley’s election for Droitwich, a Dutch seizure with casualties, a debtors bill, a drowning in the New River, and several marriages and deaths including Lieut. Francis Moore in Calcutta and local city figures' obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Hay
House of Commons
Cascada
St. James's
Duke of Dvonshire
Fitzroy
Duke of Grafton
William Tryon
New York
Tower Hell
Rowland Berkeley
Catheridge
Droitwich
Edward Votey
Worehester
Wi. Ross
Koninsburg
London
Lershelings Islands
Fletland
Dad
Antiedam
Mckworth
New River
Newington
Somme
Royal Exchange
Bulfat
Boifruyon
Waitchuren
Reading
Whursday
Totenham-court Road
John Turfneil
Harry Goring
Hlignden
Sussex
Berners-street
Milntohh
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Surry
Lower Gyite
Reigate
R. Barnes
Robinson
Theatre Royal
Haymarket
Mr. Foote
Sharp
Mr. Jones
Melissa
Ambroffe
Kitty Pry
Gardner
Shropshire
Staffordshire
Mir
Blunt
Longnor
Shrewsbury
Stone
Ellis
Feathers-Tavern
North Riding of
Butterwick
William Wanley
Daniel S.ill
Chester
Smith
Bertie
Vine-street
Piccadilly
County of
Montgomery
Watkin Williams
May Rath
Arnold Pinchest
St. Dunstan’s Church
Fleet
Ees Memem
Paul Guillaudeau
Silver-Lion
Lalais
France
Europe
B. White
Fleet-street
G. Keith
Talbot-Court
Gracecurea-street
C. and
E. Daly
Poultry
J. Walter
Charing Cross
D. Prince
Oxford
Fletcher and Hodefor
Cambridge
G. Reily
Curzon- Fireet
May-Fair
la Bruiere
Borhefoucault
Esprit
Senauilt
Hobbes
Mandeville
Helvetius
D. Hume
Lord Shaftfoury
Sterne
Brown
Thomas O’brien Mac Mahon
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Jetuir
Claudius
Conway
Denbigh
Thames Ditton
Evans
Farm Street
Hill Street
Berksley Square
Pboy
Berry-Green
Cheshunt
Hert
Afordshire
Essex
T. Ravenhill
Spat Square
Ames Maddock
Walowworth
Hlgom
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