New Edition of Universal History to Publish in 1779
Announcement of the first volume of a new edition of The Universal History printed for multiple publishers. Includes eight copper plates, maps, and plans. price five shillings per volume. first volume due April 1, 1779. plan for fifty volumes with addenda to follow. subscriptions encouraged. Also notices of lodging in Wakefield, an auction sale of horses, and creditor solicitations related to John Hylton estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
Cullyer
Aldridge
St. *Martin’s-lane
John Hylton
John B Hylton
Hylton Ciffle
County of Durham
High Court of Chancery
Wilson
Péete
Symona's Inn
Peete
Yorkshire Estates Freehold Pack in North Riding andWolds
Yorks estates listing multiple freehold holdings across North Riding and East Riding near Tees Derwent and Ouse. Includes Barforth Kirby Underdale Painstrop Ederton Widdington with farms totaling about 1640 acres 2170 acres 352 acres 196 acres and rents totaling over 10213? with annual payments and tythe details. Names mentioned: Cornforth Bewlay Mortimer Berwick Gray's Inn and William Cundall along with local landmarks and rail/turnpike access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkshire
Barforth
North Riding
County of
York
Tees
Richmoud
Barnard Castle
Darlington
Kirby Underdale
Keith Painstrop
Ead
Wolds
Garraby Hill
Malton
Pocklington
Ederton
East Riding
Derwent
Ab Uc
Widdington
West Riding
Ourr
Linton Lock
Gm Ics North From Yirk, Bstforth
Cornforth
Kirby Under
Gale
Painshop
Walliam Daniel
Elerton
Robert Brown
William Cundall
Bewlay
Mortimer
Mir
Berwick
Gray’s Inn
Lond
The Virtuosi's Museum or Curious Repository Arrives
An extensive advert outlines The Virtuosi's Museum or Curious Repository a monthly publication with views of England Scotland and Ireland drawn by Paul Sandby and engraved by leading artists. It lists numbers already printed and many included sites from Shrewsbury Castle to Pembroke plus Beniton LIn and Galway regions. It promotes subscription details price and delivery options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Museum
Curtous
England
Scotland
Ireland
Paul Sandby
Artisis
G. Kearsley
Serjant’s-Inn
Fleet-street
Shrewsbury Castle
Clyde
Wicklow
Luton
Bedfordshire
N. E
Cathel
Tipperary
Milford Haven
Benton Castle
Craig Toraphin
Tumal
Queen's
Gonway Castle
Queen’s Gate
Caernarvon
Ennescorthy
Zford
Cardiff Castle
Cothwell
Clydesdale
Dromina
Royal Prussia suspends arms ahead of Teschen talks
March notices from Dresden and Berlin report Prince Henry of Prussia ordering a general armistice. Plenipotentiaries are due at Teschen with conferences opening by March 12 or 22, as Breslau letters name envoys Repnin, Riedefeld, Zinzendorff, Hofenfels, Toerring Seefeld and Cobenzels expected to meet and begin discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Maijeti
Prince of Wales
Cihahnrss
Princess Royal
Rayneae
Roya Iizhness
Duke of
Brantwick
Eennesburgh Schiverin
Saxe Weimer
Gerd
Roth
Berea
Parker
India House
Downs
Dewss
Abadi
Vilentine
Dover
Jamaica
Britannia
Coles
New York
George Germain
Sunderland
Collings
Davkirs
Peggy
Brodrick
St. Domingo
Roehblot
Maurchy
Yesterusyche
Authop
Oxford
Hurse
Jandst
Guilebll
Saintbary
Pasne
Mayu
My. Atkins
Pesultry Compter
Smith
Subb Rion
Southampton
William Pither
Yarmouth
Tyr
Norfa K
John
Raley
Bigs
John .Hoit
London
Reom
Nicolas Browre
Jeremiah Ellis
Subley
Lindolathire
John ‘Carver
Hartlebury
Worceslehire
King
Ciaches Beresford, Esq
Grafs
Gaouchild
Dinsadraper
Dhe Commission
Middlesex
Wilfony
Wikipton
Wheelesale
Haberdather i
Kingdireet
Cheapside
Tinkles
Bear Union
Wapp
Portugal
Dulaeld
Lyncota’s Inn Chapel
Dresden
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Teschen
Berlin
Repnin
Baron Riedefel
Vienna
Count Zinzendorff
Manf. de Hofenfels
Deux Ponts
Count Toerring Seefeld
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Muderr
Irelno
G.’ Robinson
Paternofter Row
C. Schurst
J. F. and
C.rivington
A. Hamilton
T. Payne
T. Longman
Crowder
B. Law
T. Becket
Wakfild
Black Bull
John Hail
Jseph Hargrave
Wakefield
SP Cates
Samuel Grundy
Low Mallard
Isle of
Agra
Axholm
Lincoln
Mitterton
Nottingham
Fleet Prison
Richard
Wilton
Gainsbrough
Londornly
T. Greenough
Ludgate-hill
F. Newbery
St. Paul's Chesayard
Thomas Greenovsh
High Water
London Bridge
Caernarvon Castle
Cory-L-n
Pembroke
Landaft
Kildare
Wenlock Abbey
Shropshire
Ifen O' Lomon
Dunbarton
Enniskillin
Fermanagh
Beauchief Abbey
Derbyshire
Trim Castle
Earl of Desmond
Adair
Limerick
Buthwell Castle
Chepstiwe
Monmouthshire
Blabberstone Priory
Pembrokeshire
Harlech Castle
Merioneth
Askeyton Abbey
Ross
Killarny
Ireand
Snowden
Caernarvonshire
Carick
Clarke and Wormull
Clarke
Wormall
Charles Fox
Admiralty
Upyer Silfia
Saatehy
Edmund Byng
George Cator
John Cavendith
Gerze Cavendith
Fred. Cavendith
John Cavendish
Rich. Caverdish
Geo. H. Clarke
Jervoise Clayton
Robert Clayton
William Clerke
P. Jennings Coke
Tho. Weaman Conway
General Cooper
John Cornwall
George Coxe
Lawrence Coxe
Rich
Hipperley Crewe
Joana Crof
H. Wintrop Needham
William Newenham
G.lewis Oliver
Richard Plake
Robert Parker
John Peirie
Henry Pelham
Ch. Anderson Pennant
Richard Pennyman
James Phelips
Edward Pigot
Hugh Plumer
Wiliam Polhill
Nathaniel Popham
Alexander Powys
Thomas Ridley
M. White Robinson
George Rashleigh
Philip Salt
Samuel Savile
George Sawbridge
John Scawen
James Scott
Robert Scudamore
C. Fitzroy Scudamore
John Skipwith
T. G. Smith
Robert Standerr
Frederick Sturt
Humphrey Sutton
Lord George Sutton
George Tempest
John Thoroton
Thomas Tollémache
W. ‘Townshend
Hon. W. Trevelyan
John “Trevanion
John Tudway
Clement
Tuffnel
Geo. Forster Turner
Charles Wray
Cecil Wynne
Wat. W. Wynn
Gtyon Yonge
George
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