Harp Inn sale of properties in Carnarvonshire
A sale notice lists multiple tenements and lands in Carnarvonshire to be sold by auction at the Harp, Caway, on a chosen Tuesday. It notes conditions of sale, private contracts if arranged, and names several properties with their rents. Also mentions a capital estate Penthyn and rights of commoning. Includes a section on American prisoners relief funds and contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harp
Caway
Carnarvon
Fale
Penthyn
John Llayd
Kyd
Llinel
Dart
Glen John Jones
Ferry Bach Samuel Read
Pen
Belan
Wiliam Hughes
Hug’ Thos
Thomas
Ranth Smallwood
Wiliam KM
Ris Rt
Hugh Jones
Taly San
David Evans
Jane Hughes
John Wiliams
Llandii
Glynn
Wiliam Owen
Thomas Evans
Llandidno
Pénthyn
F&me
Conway
John Hughes
Carrarvon
W.M
Monmouth
Southampton
Duke of Devonshire
John Booth
Maas Reeves May
Wren
J. J
Perditta
Wm.aker
Peandisford Lodge
Trurton
Walpole C Lork, and Co
Lombard Street
Mel
Rogers, and Co
Cornhill
Mildred and
Walken
Gracechurch Street
Chambers, Hercy and Birch
Bond Street
Middlesex and Essex Turnpikes General Meeting Notice
Trustees of the Middlesex and Essex Turnpikes announce a special general meeting at the Angel and Crown tavern Whitechapel church on June 7th at ten in the forenoon. They will offer for lease the tolls from September next to the highest bidder, with a deposit and security as required by Parliament. Tolls are currently lett at four thousand six hundred fifty pounds. James Hutchinson, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex and Essex
A&t
Angel and Crown Tavern
Whitechapel Church
James Hutchinson
Archbishop of Canterbury
Lord Weymouth
Charles Hardy
Vane
Stein
Moselle
Rhine
Renneberg
Eage, &c
Brest
Hanover
St. Helena
East India Company
Anson
Lenox
Spearer
Scot
Devonshire
Morgan
Kent
Thompson
Harcourt
Paul
Princess Amelia
Leviathan
Spithead
Portsmouth
Sir Charles Hardy
Rochester
Chatham
Minorca
Coffin
Jamaica
New York
Egg Harbour
Jerseys
General Conpiers
Havannah
Nancy
Manley
Bristol
Bermudas
Willis
St. Petersburgh
Dublin
Fune Iz
Liberty and church toleration debated in London letters
Fragments from Friday June 18 in London discuss civil liberty and the limits of religious toleration, attacking Catholic clerical aggression while noting government relaxation of some Popery laws. The page includes naval and political notices, court reports, and local appointments amid wartime mobilization and public notices.
Protestant Faith Attacked by Widespread Libels in 1779
A reader condemns rising violent libels against the Protestant faith and the Crown in a letter dated June 6 1779. The author cites Father MacMahon as an example of misinformation and calls for swift legal punishment to deter further attacks, noting six such publications last winter and urging a firm response to protect the throne and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
France
Haymarket
St. Stephen's
House of Commons
His Majesty’s Company
Theatre Royal
ST. Stephen’s
Father Mac Mahon
Father MacMahon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duke of Dorfst
Sir Horace Mann
Hambleton Club
Hampshire
Earl of ‘Trakervile
England
Sevenoaks
Meisrs. Harwick, Moore, and Co
King’s Bench
Common Pleas
Inter-Temple
His Majesty’s Law
Edward Broke
Bell-yard
Temple-bar
R. Sangwine
Sign of the Rose
New Rewnd Court
Strand
Tilfhead
Shrewton
Wilts
Meff. Smith and Son
John Lane
E &c
Ely
Meir
Smith’s
Salisbury
Shenton
Amesbury
Devizes
Germarvon
Thomas Boddington
Royal College of Physicizn
London
Sperry
T. Becket
J. Murray
Fleet-street
J. Bew
London Evening Post
Ireland
Lisbon
Rome
Fea&t
Great
Britain
Great Britain
Irish
Waterford
John
William
Lewis Hughes
Galeway
Norfolk
Skynner
Fertice Blacksions
Buckingham
Bedfordshire
Bedford
Huntingdonshire
Huntingdon
Cambridgeshire
Cambridge
Suffolk
Bury St. Edmund's
Norwich
Rodd
Litchfield
Breet
Hale
Broad St. Giles’s
Litchfeld-street
James Hyde
Hyde
Ruffel-street
Bloomsbury
John Bradley
New College
Oxford
Faringdon
Berks
John Wittocks
Charitow Cum Kingsbridge
John Soley
Northcove
Willingham
Henry
Harchet
Piccadilly
Miss Forbury
Burghellar
Hawkins
Eigs
George
Hanover-square
Lowisa Lane
Thomas Lane
Bedford Row
Natbeth
Pems Brokeshire
Roger Lewis
Manchester
Timoth Pucttle
Turnham-Greeg
Kentith Town
Mr. Benj
Stichall
Athe Foxe eAsinid
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