Election letter from William Lygon 1775 Worcester
A dated February 23 1775 letter from William Lygon of Radresfield to the Gentlemen Clergy and Freeholders of Worcester County seeking election to succeed a late representative. He pledges independent conduct zeal for public welfare and rights of the people, apologizes for not visiting every gentleman in person, and asks for nomination and votes.
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Worcester
William Lygon
Radresfield
Landlords and Tenants Law Text by John Paul
This 18th century pamphlet presents a practical lay overview of the law on notices to quit distress levying and related remedies for landlords and tenants. It includes precedents, memorandums, and an abstract of the 15 Geo II act on regulating buildings and petty-walls in London and environs.
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London
John Paul
Banister
Richardson and Urquhart
Royal Exchange
Paul
Promised Rapid Relief by GOAT Buzaglo Cure
Promises immediate relief for agitated patients with a goat based remedy. Claims to end stomach and body distress within hours, restore appetite and sleep, and enable walking without aids within a week. Attendants must stay at BUZAGLO’s house opposite Somerset-House Grand.
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R.buzaglo
N. B
Auction Sale of Puttenham Priory Estate in Surrey
By Mel Langford at their Covent Garden house on Thursday. A freehold and copyhold estate in Puttenham Priory, Surrey, between Guildford and Farnham, four miles from Godalming. Includes vast manor, elegant mansion, offices, dog kennel, gardens, paddock of 54 acres, shrubbery, plantations, small farm in hand, and rents from tenants at six hundred twenty pounds and up. Printed particulars and viewing tickets available at premises and Langford.
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Mel. Langford
Covent Garden
Surry
Puttenham Priory
Guildford
Farnham
Godalmin
Puttenham
Langford
Auction notices for lands and Bailey Hall manor near Rochford
On Monday April 16 between 2 and 6 pm at Mr Bafing's in Fleet Street London two difting lots will be sold privately. Includes CHURCH HALL manor and two freehold farms totaling 503 acres of arable meadow pasture and marsh near Pageham Great Wakering Wakering and Great Stainbridge. View by contacting tenants or Messrs Stonad French Trotter Bumstead Sledden in Canterbury or London. Also To Be Let Lilly Hoo near Welwyn Hertfordshire a brick house with hall parlours five bedrooms kitchen cellars brewhouse two gardens meadow ground with mocks and outbuildings near Race Ground, inquire at Turf Coffee-house Hyde Park.
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Tattersall
TURF
Hyde Park Turnpike
Medwin
Bafing
Bob
Tun
Fleettreet
London
Chhurch Hall
Pageham
Great Wakering
Wakering
Ithe Wakering
Great Stainbridge
Rochford
Lisex
Fales
Meif
Joseph Stonad
Trotter
Fale
Bumstead
Chelmziera
Sledden
Canterbury
Edwin
Great Marlow
Bucks
Warry and Greenw
New Inn
Lilly Hoo
Welwyn
Herts
Hyde-Park Turnpike
Coventry
Marlow
Irs
Erskine
Erfkins
Bessey
Robinson
St. Augutine’s
Bristol
Lifracombe
Keble
St. Patrick
Trelan
Magdalen Hospital
K. Luca
Oder. Phompson Forter
Unoms Crouer
Thomas Ogle
Alexander M’donald
Abchurch Lane
Harding
Colcheitsr
Whitecharpel
Ccrcer
Wiil
Hive
George Annott
Aylusftreet
Goodman’s Fields
Wiliam Aufus
Lord Coventry
Worcester
Mr. Flint
Nottingham
Rudd
Perreau
Justice Wright
Justice Addington
Bow-street
Scotland
Daniel Perreau
Parkland
Daniel Perreau Lefraod
Robert Perreau
John Pidding
Robert Perrean
Bow Street
West Indies
Mr. Perreau
Scotlant
Newgate
Thomas Astle
Rooke
John Smith
Aulia Friars
East India Compins
Nuthall
Sheler
John Land
St. John’s Colege, Oxon
Flemgock
Gevo
Win Wiright
Hdlmonton
Storey
Wottenham High Cross
William Rodars
Argyle Buildings
Cordell
Thomas Hall
Arandestre
Guy
Canterbur
Marthall
George Marthall
Glad and Eyes Cordial Snuff Patent Medicine Advertisement
An 18th century advertisement proclaims XLITE CORDIAL CEPMALIC SNUFF as a remedy for heat headaches and various disorders. It claims to open and purge the head, strengthen nerves, relieve drowsiness and vapours, and aid hearing and menstrual restoration. Sold by F Newbery in London and K Colllms in Salisbury with quantities offered for healthful use.
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F. Newbery
St. Paul's Chuch-yard
London
K. Colllms
Salisbury
Taxation in Tyranny debated in Dr Johnson pamphlet
The London Evening Post discusses Dr Johnson's Taxation in Tyranny defending parliamentary taxation of the American colonies as constitutional. The writer argues taxation without consent is tyranny, opposes bribery of representatives, and condemns measures that undermine English constitutional principles. Reports on ship movements, crimes, and local notices follow, including a robbery attempt, a missing ship, and a Bow Street inquiry into Mrs. Perreau.
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Dr. Johnson
Persioner
England
Johnson
London and Wiltshire news from March 17 18th century
Reports from London note the Wendover borough election with Thomas Dummer replacing Joseph Bullock and taking seat in Parliament. A Trowbridge Wiltshire petition asserts imperial Birthright supremacy over America, while Scotland and Ireland face proposed land taxes. Naval promotions include Pownell, Henslow and Mitchell, with task work for dockyards and Admiralty officials traveling to Sheerness.
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Wendover
Joseph Bullock
Thomas Dummer
House of Commons
Trowbridge Wilts
America
Scotland
Ireland
Chatham
Hugh Palliser
John Williams
Knut
George Marth
His Majesty’s Navy
Sheerness
The
Admiralty
Mr. Pownell
Plymouth-yard
Gray
Henslow
Navy
Plymouth
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