Public sale notice of Freeer gold Estates in Hereford region
A damaged OCR note describes a sale of Freeer Gold Estates in the county of Hereford plus surrounding lands. It lists a central farm with a long chain of legal elements, mentions a map attached, and notes bidders may apply through the clerk or at the specified office. Names and dates are partially legible, with references to Hereford Worcester and various officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fearvy
Ayorn
Unioft
Freergld Estates
Hestord
Hay
Kington
Thirtera
Hereford
eBiahe
Bram Fet
Mic Lytterin
Richird
Lewer
Convocation notices and a Covenny fire report
The issue notes convocation events at Trinity and Magdalen colleges with multiple doctorates in Civil Law and a new scholar at Prnivarbey, plus a related late entry about the election of two Law Scholars at the Minera Foundation. A Friday morning fire at the King's Head in Covenny burned a fable’s hay, corn, and six tons of hay, though six horses escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Jane
Joseph. Chapman
Trinity College
Richard Woodeson
Magdalen College
Vinerian
Jas. Marriott
Quesn’s
Minera Foundation
Plamery
Prnivarbey ‘College
Milles
Addington
Bragg
Domminghan
Soden
King’s Head
Covenny
Earl Percy returns to England amid American war debate
Historic London dispatch recounts Earl Percys return from America after Howe detachments and Lord Howes strategies. It notes Washingtons maneuvers, Hessian officers defecting, and the Royal Navy events near Bantry Bay. Also reports legal notices, marriages, deaths, and local court updates with brief market and weather notes.
Danbury Expedition Detail From General Howe Letter
From Whitehall June 5 1777 Lord Cornwallis raided the rebels at Bound Brook killing 30 and taking 80 to 90 prisoners plus officers. A detachment of 1800 troops under Tryon destroyed Danbury and Ridgefield magazines and moved to Norwalk Bay with Captain Duncan commanding the Eagle. Arnold engaged near Ridgefield with 4000 barrels of provisions burned or slain. Stewart led a gallant charge. About 170 prisoners taken. losses include Woolter mortally wounded. General Tryon’s force sailed for New York after four days aksi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Peecy
Northumberland House
Hig Lordship
Leon Re Gertham
America
Earl Percy
England
William Howe
Lord Percy
Jim Howe
Lord Pergy
North America
Canada
Washington
Howe
Burgoyne
Ticonderoga
Percy
olénel-Rahl
Germany
Jerseys
Congress
Sir William Howe
Petard George Germaine
Neas
Mercury Packet
le Despencer
Rhode Island
Lord Percys
Lord Cornwallis
Bound Brook
Danbury
Connecticut
Agnew
Wm. Erskine
Dancan
Eagle
Nor‘walk
Dan
Tryon
Norwalk Bay
Senegal
Ridgefield
Coe
Arnold
Peek
Stewart
Lesslie
Ene
Leffslie
Woolter
Aghew
Hope
Thorne
Lieut. Hattings
Brown
Dtaget
Ridgefeld
New York
Duncan
Naval Department
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Grieg
LEN Cos
Fogether
Cameringham
Oxfordshire
Emson
Byspeiware
Béer
Broglie Bown
Yool
Denmead
Hambledon
Froiis Portfonouth
Petersfield
Tay
Bentley
John Clement
Fareham
Thomas.Blont
Hants
Chandoss Street
Covent-Garden
Fesson
Sevith
Bornbasenn
N.B
Arichardson Ant Stevenson
Jamaica
Losidon
Gillomin
Cahis
Don
Corke
Bantry
Wool- Wich
Chesterfield
Tidat
Beaton Court
Newmarket
Horfee
Mansfield
Westminster Hall
Shore
Lord Mansfeld
De.Greye
Midland
Juttice Blackstone
Nogfill
JudigeAtion
Juttice ‘Norther
Juttice Gould
Justice Narés Wiiern
Baron Hotham
Baron Perryn
Old Bailey
Crompton
Dundee
Scothind
Mefige
Bryant
Straton
Bow-strest
Sir John
Fieldiop
Brompton
Clerkenwell
Edinburgh
Dungie
London
Scotland
Cochran
John Fielding
Arthur Woods
Kingdom of Ireland
Shephard
Harmer
Stonehouse
Gloucestershire
Spiller
Ter “Atkrtibon
Whitehall
George
Hlatchinson
G Hutchinse
Aid de Camp
Berlin
King of
Prussia
Magdeburg
Prince Charles of Lichtenstein
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