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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 27, 1766

Page

3

London River News and Court Roundup

Maritime arrivals and departures off Gravesend Dover and Portsmouth are logged with ships like the Ocean and the Bell in a busy port scene. Court notes record Bishop Pearce preaching, officials appointed, and local elections, while incidents include robberies, executions, and a DARING escape tale of Mrs Ogilvie.

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Peremptory Sales under High Court Decree in London Chambers

Notices announce multiple High Court Chancery sales of estates in Radnor Brecon Wiltshire and Somerset with detailed particulars at Masters Chambers Symonds Inn Chancery Lane London. Sealed bids follow orders of Masters Graves Holford and associated to sell the Castle and Lordship of Paint-Castle Capenham Cap Enham and related lands including mansions cottages and farms with values cited around 10931 pounds and 464 pounds respectively.

High Court of Chancery William Graves Symonds Inn Chancery Lane London Monay Eeve Paint— Castle Cue Manor Siymoucl Lower Blwell Radnor Brecon Peter Holford Symona’s Inn Cap EN Bremhill Christian Malrford Calne Chippenlam Wotton Bailett Deviles Marlborough Benjamin Hoskins Stiies Matter Che

Auction Notice of Estate Sale at Red Lion Bushey

To be sold to the best bidder on Monday the jth of April at the Red Lion Bushey Hertfordshire starting eleven o clock. A conditioned estate in Upper end of Buthey Town belonging to Mr Thomas Spurr with two messuages stabling out offices a garden and adjoining field of about an acre and a half a barn and common rights on Ruthey Heath and Ruthey Mead. Copyhold of inheritance of the manor of Bournhall quitting rent five shillings and a fine of one year’s rent on death or purchase. Enquire of Mr Thomas Spurr Barnet Red Lion Bushey Mr Groom Kings Langley and Mr Townsend Staple Inn Holborn.

Blakifton St. Ethelturga Bishopsgare-street Thomas Hawkins Emmerson Holingbury Lifex St. Bartholomew Royal Exchange Atfield John Goodwin Starling Goodwin Lockhart St. Catherine Creechurch A-field Welch Taylor Walter Millman M. A. Wns Winchester Bios St. Giles’s Weuithay Rive Thames Sounwark City of Weltminster Broadway Weltminster Sanolu Hertford Beaford Bukinghamshire Crerkenwell Edinburgh Dover Bow-street Ogilvie Ship Tavern Canterbury France St. Dunstan’s Church Fleet-treet Red Lion Bushey Hertfordshire Buthey Town Thomas Spurr Ruthey Heath Ruthey Mead Bournhall London Watford Lonson Barnet Groom King’s Langley Townsend Staple Inn, Holbourn

Auction Notice for Household Furniture Sale in Hertfordshire

To be sold by auction by Mr SpARRIER on Friday next the qth of April and the following day at the Black Bull in Herford Hertfordshire. Valuable household goods of late Thomas Hact Esq Goltings including mahogany bedsteads chairs feather beds quilts and kitchen furniture. Viewing Wednesday April 2 and sale days from eleven o'clock. Catalogues at Chanaan Up Holsterer Coleman Street and Hamilton Rose and Crown Hodderton.

Sparrier Black Bull Herford Hertfordshire Houshold Thomas Hact Bsg Goltings

Postscript in The Coffee-House No1 A Tale of Finances

A fragment from The Coffee-House sketches a reader letter about debt and spendthrift excess. The anonymous correspondent cites a tale of financial decline and notes the habit of wasting money, urging readers toward thrift while describing a melancholy financial truth observed at the coffeehouse.

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