Freehold Estate Sale in Hereford Shire Lots at Crown and Anchor
Auction notice for Hereford shire estate offering manor, great tithes, vicarage arable lands and six tenements totaling 152 acres 1 rood 35 perches. Lands near Hay, Kington, HEREFORD HIREBUYERS may bid at Crown and Anchor tavern Strand London on Monday July 21 between 5 and 7 PM or arrange private contract. Descriptive schedules available via Mr Bywater, Mr Brewster, Mr Lyttelton, Mr Price, Mr Birch, or Mr Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GeorgesIan
Hambledon
Forest of
Beer
Broadhalfpenny
Coleman
Havante
Sainbury
Bentley
John Clement
Fareham
Thomas Blunt
Petersfield
Hants
Fereford
Crown
Anthor-Tavern
Strand
London
Hereford
Kington
Plere
Ord
Wye
Bardesley
Bywater
Brewster
Lyttelton
Worcester
Richard Price
Knighton
Birch
Chancery-lane
Kent
Fulham
Middlesex
Manor and Estate Sale Offer Near Wilbury and Amesbury
A detailed notice describes Tobes 3S O L D and the Wilbury manor and adjoining lands for sale. The property includes an elegant modern house, extensive farms, plantations, furniture and art, with game and training grounds for horses. Located near Andover and Stockbridge, the estate spans thousands of acres under a single title with tythe and land tax details, agents listed for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobes
Newtontoney
Rand Wilbury
Wilts
Flingtorne
Northand
Winterflow
Bentley Woods
Wibury Howse
Wilbury Farm
Perann
John Parry
Coney-court
Gray’s-Inn
Henry, Dench
Salifeaty
Lowe
Stracford
Wader
Old Sarum
Wilbury
Provost Ordered to Support Objections in Dublin Case
Dublin reports note the Lord Lieutenant appointing Robert Mulock as a Musters commissioner. A brutal Balrothery murder is described where a man beat a young woman to death after a child took beans. the culprit was captured and jailed in Kilmainham awaiting punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Wis Majesty
Provos
Court of King’s Bench
Robert “Mulock
Balrothery
Kilmainham
British report on Howe’s failed attempt at Croatland Manor
London dispatch from New York recounts General Howe learning of Washington’s “considerable magazines” at Croatland's Manor. An abortive raid was planned to destroy them to blunt the campaign. Howe sent forces up the North River and then Governor Tryon with 2000 men, including 500 Scots and Irish. They landed at Norwalk and advanced to Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Howe
Washington
Croatland’s
Covernor
General)Tryon
Iriff
General Howe
East River
Norwalk
Ridge
Field
Danbury
Fowe
Croatlandt. Manor
Bryan
Ridgefeld
Hidgefield
North River
Ridgefield
Tryon
New-York
Philadelphia
Chefapeak Bay
Carleton
America
Madrid
de ‘Tilly
Monf. de Cevallos
St. Catherine
Brazil
Rio Grande
Rio Janeiro
St. Catherine’s
Earl Percy
Marquis of Lindsey
Lord Cathart
North America
Quebec
Brett
Lisbon
Germany
England
Sacog
Calais
Dover
Gosport
Funert
Warwick
Porchester Castle
Consantius
Samuél
Stockton
Watson
Whitehaven
Dickett
Love
Jamilia
Kinsall
Dubin
Active
Charlestown
Nantz
Osborne
Belfast
Price
Kinsale
Liverpool
Lord North
House of Commons
Merchant Taylors “Company
Oaks
Earl of Derby
Chertsey
Coulsden
Earl of Tankerville
Hone
Duke of Dorset
Burrell
Fires Rage in Danbury and Ridgefield Realign Destruction
A British report recounts American raids on Danbury and Ridgefield destroying taverns and stores. Homes burned with civilians, including a woman and two children, as waiting militia failed to save them. British troops retreated after heavy fighting, with significant casualties and loss of wagons.
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Emacreset
The
the Haymarket
Jane
Merchant OF Venice
MERRY
Polly Weney
Samuel. Crosley
Girraway
Pari
Loaton
Corbet-court
Gracebhusch Striet
Tale
Samuel ‘Crosley
Iron Mill Farm
Xaste
Crayford
Danford
George Smith
Dartford
Corbet
Court
Gracechurch-street
Glamorganshire
Swasha
Axter
Agate
Free OS
France
Earl of Warwick
John Morris
Gower
County of
Glamorgan
Langenith
Roffilly
Landewey, Hilton, Bithopston
Oystermouth
Lanridan
Rowland ‘Taylor
Twe Swansea
Tattersall
Hyde-Patis Turnpike
Ryshirty
Agction
Aldridge
Sever‘ Repository
St. Martin’s-lane
Irelawn D
Midland
Furtice Willes
Furtie Blackfoné
Northamptonshire
Northampton
Rutlandshire
Oakham
Lincolnshire
Castle of Lincoln
City of Lincoln
Nottinghamshire
Nottingham
Derbyshire
Derby
Leicestershire
Castle of
Leicester
Borough of
Coventry
City of
Warwickshire
Bedfordbury
Taylors
Doogs
Flints
Bow-street
Prion
Davies
Arnistoun
Scotland
Adam Duncan
Navy
Henrietta Dundas
Robert Duneas
Court of
Ironmonger-lane
Cheapside
Doncaster
John Sontag
the Hague
Susannah Hatfield
Hatfeld
Tbbetson
Ludgate Hill
Grace Henshaw
Epsom
Robert Festherstonhaugh
Eig
Sir Henry Fe
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