Notice of Bankruptcy Sale at Aldenham and Local Hotel Ads
A Wednesday sale at the Crane-Inn Edgeware lists a bankrupt estate from Aldenham with 237 acres of crops and multiple leases, including premises tied to Werth Company of Brewers. Also advertised are a genteel hotel near Sutfolk Street and dental remedies by Dr Hemet and others with details on tinctures and powders, plus vendor notes and tasting terms.
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Crane-Inn
Edgeware
Sithard Bechy
Aldenham
Wirrean Kes
Werth
Company of Brewers
Hers
Od.ware
Assertam
Larnhamwood Commons
Red Lion
Elstree
King's-Head
Harrow Hill
Queen’s-Head
Stanmore
Baronets
Mr. Isley
Pankiunt
Kengton Gray O Ps
Acob Hemet
Amelia
Hemet
W. Bayley
caSpur-street
J. Price
Leadenhall-street
London
Miss Purdi
Larvis
J. le Brun
Rue Dauphine
Paris
Licentee
Thomas Greenough
Apothecary
Ludgate-itrest
F. Newbery
John Newbery
St. Pauls Church
Card Bolle
Royal Oder project and new Knighthood in London
Fragments report the king of Prussia pushing a major canal linking the Oder to the Weichsel at a cost of 600000 dollars with local workers. a new Order of Minerva is planned to honor literature arts and sciences. Court notices cover firework nuisance cases Marybone gardens and coroner verdicts of lunacy. Racing results, drownings, and marriages are listed along with Dublin and Cambridge notices.
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Marienwerder
Prussia
New
Silesia
Oder
Sieur Brenckenhof
Mackay
Bengal
Bombay
Guildhall
Alderman Crosby
Crosby
Captain Allen
Sawbridge
House of Commons
Order of Minerva
Military Order of the Bath
Minerva
Lord Mansfeld
Westmainster Hall
Lord Mansfield
Baron Smythe
Midland
de Grey
Baron Adams
Norfolk
Parker
Baron Perrott
Oxford
Justice Afton
Julice Blackstone
Western
Ashurst
Justice Nares
Northern
Justice Gould
Justice Willes
Bow Street
Thomas Williams
Marybone Gardens
Marybone
John Fielding
Arnold
Marybone-gardens
Office of Ordnance
Justice Kynastone
Stamford
Mr. Eaves
Scamston Cade
Strode
Damascus
Mr. Sparrow
Whitchurch
Shropshire
Mr. Boyer
Mr. Smith
Mr. Clifton
Herbert
B. H. Sparkler
Clifton
B. H. Vapour
Pigot
Bromley
Edward Thompson
The
Thomas Bailey
Battcheap
Betley Major
Botolphailey
Thomas Marriet
Hackney
Mills Carey
Hoxton Square
Mitford
Gravel Lane
Fanny Heath
Montague Clofe
Newington
Surrey
Luke Cere, Taylor
Maiden Lane
Covent Garden
Lueldgy
Chiswick
Finnero
Richard Davis
Watling-street
Raider
Dublin
Edward Newenham
Church of England
Sherborne
Axminster
London
Leeds
Knaresborough
Gargrave
Craven
James Mount
Coniston and
Scorshop
Malhamdale
Beckford's Starve to the Livery Speech at Midsummer Day
The speech denounces a Court and ministers, urges Londoners to unite against alleged tyranny, warns against electing a Sheriff allied with the Court, and recalls imputed grievances including river Thames rights and the imprisonment of the Chief Magistrate.
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Mr. Beckford
London
Mnares
River Thames
London Evening Putt letter on musical taste and Handel
Majority of subscribers praise the Musical Committee while defending Handel against contemporary Italian style. They note recent misinterpretations by Mr Byby’s followers, arguing charity efforts and the Infirmary suffer more from corrupt taste than from criticisms aired.
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Handel
Anniversary Meeting of Radcliffe Infirmary Governors
Oxford May 18 1772 announces the Anniversary Meeting of the Governors of the Radcliffe Infirmary on July 1 with a morning sermon at St Marys Church by the Lord Bishop of Llandaff and Handel’s Dettingen Te Deum and an Authera, a charity collection, an afternoon theatre performance of Samson, then July 2 commemorating Founders and Benefactors of the University with a Concerto Spirituale, and July 3 a Miscellaneous Concert featuring Miss Linley and other leading performers from London and Bath.
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Oxford
Radcliffe Infirmary
St. Mary's Church
Llandaff
Samson
Handel
Pergolesi
Miss Linley
M Ifs M. Liniy
Mets
Wellisss
Price
Mathews
London
Bath
Temple House Estate Auction in Somersetshire
An 18th century notice advertises the auction of TEMPLE-House estate near Shepton Mallet in Somersetshire. The property includes a dwelling, garden, stables, 22 acres of pasture, and common rights, held partly freehold and partly for a 999 year term. The sale location is the New Inn at Canard's Grave with details provided by Mr. Wornell and Mr. Jeffery. neighbors Bath and Wells are cited for proximity. Also appears a medicinal drops advertisement by Norton the surgeon in Golden-Square.
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Aprilir
T. E. Browne
Cudham and
Kinuckhor
Kener
Didor
Hatton Garden
Ir. Lowrhet
Cook
Mr. Vincent
Qld
Wim. Beale
New Inn
Canard
Shepton Maltect
Temple-House
Doulton
Sedgemore
Mendip
Bath
Shepton Mallett
Bruton
Wells
Frome
London
Wornell
Jeffer
Norton
Golden-Square
Ann Joyce
Claude Croquee
John Ivebhe
G Hackney
Sirgéon
Gelden-quare
Picczailly
John Norton
N.B
Maredant
Batte
F. Blyth
Bookfeller
Finchlane
Cornhill
G. Kearfly
Ludgae-street
J. Stockdale
Bull-Head-court
Newgate-street
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Mary Correge
Greenough
Lowtvher
Hatton-Garden
Speechman
Pine Apple
Arundel-street
Strand
Vir. Smyth
Mae Jetty
New Bond-street
Dyce
No. Aa
Change-alley
Atail
Great Britain
Meropolis
London Evening Pott
CA R OD
Somersetshire