Young Gentleman seeks lodging with clergyman near London
A young gentleman wishes to board and end his lodge with a clergyman within twenty miles of London and to be educated. A reasonable price will be paid. Letters addressed to W.B. at Abingdon's Coffee-house, H.Korn, foft paid, should mention the situation and price.
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End
London
W.B
Abingdon
H.korn
Foft
Cmnall
Mfr
Phipps
France
Wellister
Discharge of Treasurer Kinleside at Bridewell Bethlem Courts
At a General Court held March 2 1775 the Governors ordered Mr William Kinleside discharged from the office of Treasurer and struck from the Governors list. The house for the Treasurer to be resumed at Lady Day next and Treasury to seek rental offers for the residence. John Woodhouse Clerk notes the Treasury committee meets Saturdays at Bethlem Hospital.
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Bridewell
Bethlem
Bridewell Hspital
William Kinleside
John Woodhouse
N.B
Treasury
Bethlem Hspital
Immediate relief promised by GOAT cure hawked by BUZAGLO
An advert promises rapid healing for the GOAT by R Buzaglo, claiming pain relief in hours and a return to health within days. It asserts full recovery and safe results across ages from 2 to 75, requiring residence at BUZAGLO’s house in the Strand for treatment and follow up.
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N. B
Manor and two freehold properties to be sold at auction
An auction notice for the sale by Mr Medwin of the manor or lordship of Church Hall and two freehold messuages with 593 acres 2 roods 21 perches of land in parishes around Rochford Essex. Viewing arranged via tenants Joseph Stonard and French Trotter. Details with Slodden of Canterbury and Medwin in Great Marlow Bucks.
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Medwin
Bafing
Fleet-street
London
Church Hall
Pazikthin
Great Wakering
Little Waisering
Great Stainbridge
Rochford
Essex
Joseph Stonard
Trotter
Fale
Slodden
Canterbury
Great Marlow
Bucks
Warry
Greenweers
New-Inn
Nobility and Distinction Invited for Secret Money Loans
Nobility and persons of distinction including officers on half pay clergy and others with yearly incomes for life may obtain present sums of money with utmost secrecy and swift delivery on equitable terms. Applications in person or by letter to Mr Bertie in Vine-street Piccadilly will be immediately attended to.
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Fetter
Bertie
Vine-street
Piccadily
To a Certain Great Personage Addressed by a London Paper
A dramatic appeal urges a royal figure to intercede for Britain amid crisis. The author condemns ministers, warns of Civil War risks, and pleads Britannia seek peace and reform. Emphasizes debt, taxation, and the need for a virtuous leader to heed public grief and restore liberty.
Damaging River Floods Reach Prague Suburb and Convents
A March report from Vienna notes the Elbe and Adler flooding vast areas including Prague suburb and the Cordeliers convent. Homes destroyed or unsafe, with residents in extreme danger. Additional London and New York letters discuss political divisions and adherence to Philadelphia Congress resolutions amid ongoing local appeals and election reporting.
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Flanders
Vienna
Konigaratz
Elbe
Adler
Prague
Cordeliers
Sileta
Lord Mayor’s Visit and London News Roundup
The Lord Mayor canvassed Cricklade for Samuel Petrie and visited Cirencester, Oakley Wood, and the Earl Cathurst. Fresh instructions were rumored for General Gage at Botton, with a packet-boat arranged from Gosport. Recruiting drives spread across the kingdom as the Bienfaisant man of war was assigned to America. A ship named Huntingdon Pigna was wrecked near Joanna, and the East Indiaman Stainarth reached Madeira safely. Reports from Fyall noted five ships in harbor with four wrecked. five crew saved. The Diana, Ruthen, sailed from Glasgow, but a leak forced rescue by the Free Mason of Bucher. Trials and port duties are described, with a beating on a crisis pamphlet and arrests for ringleaders. Public sentiment runs high over American affairs and urban incidents.
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Cricklade
Samuel Petrie
Fig
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Oakly Wood
Earl Cathurst
General Gage
Botton
Yalmouth
Gosport
Yeterday Samuel Sait
South Sea Company
John Warde
Eig
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America
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Stain‘arth
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Diana
Ruthen
Cape Pear River
Bucher
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Christasher Court
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Tradtion
Powell
York
Royal Exchange
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Porcer
Finchlane
Poultry Compter
Lamb
Adington
Ely
Lamber Reading
Thomas Neowlan
Clerknwell Bride Well
John W'liams
Efa
Pentyr
Carcarventhre
Velorcity
Darcot
Hig
Lume-Reest
Mats Mucrics
Cruteneu Friars
Lica
Trar Gampton
Gleucewershire
Julie Camoritze
Sintiatieig
Mir
Weatherstone
Ifengion
Francis Wenwick
Davies
Hurgerfordtreet
Strand
Clarke
Hosoi
Wuiliam Reynalds
Bich.ld
Berks
Leacenhail Dreer
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