LetY House and Farm Goods Sale Notice
To be let by auction or private treaty a long established house near Rein Deer and Fan Maid Bottom with two gardens five acres of meadow land in three fields listed goods include 5 a cart sledge two horses and various household items large rabbit Warren inform at Mr Johnson's King's Head in Toughston or Mr Leader Chemist Cloth-Fair House for sale by auction on the 2nd and 26th instant auctioneers noted.
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Review of the Blues Yesterday
A correspondent laments public shows of executions at Tyburn drawing crowds while condemning the spectators and urging the printer to publish the critique. The letter notes foreigners attending but not watching the execution and questions street paving risks.
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Humanus
Quere
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Dyer's Party Gains Troop Support from Brannitzky
A letter from Flanders reports Brannitzky’s troops shifting allegiance to the Saxon faction. The force has moved to the new General, who also recaptured artillery from the arsenal, signaling a weakening of the Brannitzky-backed unit. In Aix la Chapelle Prince Ferdinand has arrived to drink the waters. Paris notes continued prosecution of M. de Lally with Paquier visiting the Battle site thrice weekly.
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Berlin
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Royal Levee and Military Appointments in London
News from London reports a grand levee at St James's, the appointment of Prince William Henry to command the Coldstream guards, and detachments marching to Richmond. It covers the royal enthronement of the Bishop of London at St Paul’s, a ceremonial review by Lord Ligonier, and notes on political and foreign developments, including Baltic and Jamaica dispatches and American frontier tensions.
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Bart
House of Commons
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St. Paul’s Cathedral
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Savage
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