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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 01, 1762

Page

2

Viscount Ligonier and creditors notice in bankruptcy terms

Right Hon John Viscount Ligonier and heirs male in default to Lieut Col Edward Ligonier by title Viscount Ligonier of Clonmel Ireland. BANKRUPT Henry Solomons of London Merchant to appear May 12 19 June 12 Guildhall. Henry Johnson late of Lemon Street St Mary Whitechapel Cornfactor to appear May 1 15 June 17 Guildhall. Robert Flamer late of Reading Pawnbroker to appear May 7 8 June 12 at Anne Wilewan widow Castle Street Reading. DIVIDENDS to be made to CREDITORS May 26. John Castell jun and Richard Airey late of Kings Arms Yard Coleman Street Blackwell’s Hall Factors and Copartners Guildhall. May 25. Claude Pafflavant Exeter Merchant Guildhall. May 26. Charles Wilson Baldwins Gardens St Andrew Holborn Victualler Guildhall May 25. Samuel Hafell Cheapside Haberdasher Guildhall.

John Viscount Ligonier Edward Ligonier Viscount Ligonier Clonmel Ireland Henry Solomons London Guildhall Henry Johnson Lemon-street St. Mary Whitechapel Middlesex Robert Flamer Reading Berks Anne Wilewan Castle-street John Castell Richard Airey King’s-arms-yard Coleman-street Blackwell-hall Claude Pafflavant Exeter Charles Wilson Baldwin’s Gardens St. Andrew Holbourn Samuel Hafell Cheapside Haberdather

Nored High bred Unelnuturie at Mr Topnam’s Red Lion Inn

The horse Driver, son of Bever’s Driver and related lines, is described as the best bred horse in the season. He is entered at two guineas a mare and half a crown to the groom, with substantial winnings and premiums cited. Records note past exclusions from Guilford 11752 due to superior form.

Brittol Dowry Square Brittol Wells Jane Charlotte Matirez Ghouceffer Halra Lord Chedworth Dormouse James Lowther Silver Tucks Bald Galloway Leeds Spanker Darcey Yellow Turk Dorrimoud Newmarket N. B. Eyeford Stoxy Wok Glocestershire Chipping, Jorcon Burford, Otani Heher Yorkshire Little Driver Duke of Devonshire Flying Childers Walpole Barb Grantham Duke of Burland Betty Percival Driver Burford Gustavus Bet Horfe Ireland Guilford Forni Heber

Free Grammar School and Descriptions of Properties for Sale

An 18th century notice describes a Macclesfield grammar school with boarding options and a yard for instruction in French writing and accounting, plus adjoining land for pupil confinement under supervision. It lists youth boarding with Mr Atkinson at twelve pounds per year and a safety note about having no medical judgment claims.

Macclesfield N.B Atkinson Ralph Ward Thomas Ward

May Day Market Hype Park Corner Hair Dye Sold Here

May Fatir near Hype Park Corner advertises a May Day sale lasting fifteen days for buying and selling merchandize. The Griffin Toy Shop Bucklersbury sells a chemical hair liquor by Lockton and Sandwell that claims permanent black color, with a counterfeit deterrent sign reading The Corner of Bucklersbury pasted on each bottle. price half a guinea.

Fatir Hype Park Corner N. B HICH Lockton Sandwell Lock

Skeletons of mice found in bee hive near Edinburgh

A man near Tureff observed a hole in a bee hive and discovered four complete mouse skeletons among the combs with tails remaining. Last week near Aberdeen three children in Banchory-Ternan parish entered an out-house with coal tar and set it alight, causing two others to suffocate in smoke.

Scotland Edinburgh Tureff Aberdeen Banchory-Ternan

PORT NEWS FROM FALMOUTH AND LONDON VOYAGES

Port News covers arrivals at Falmouth and deal with several ships bound for London and the West Indies. It notes the Peggy sloop of war at Deal with vessels under convoy and lists ships entering and leaving various ports, plus later country news on college appointments and dignitaries.

Port News Falmouth Martin Exon Turnpenny Blewerr Dennis Adventure Thomas London Peggy Weymouth George Howard Fortune Wren Friendship Hunter Earl of Chester Viner Bristol Powel Rayton Eleanor Trottier Sunderland Portland Road Pook Mayt Neptune Hercroft John and Mary Dan John Elizabeth Robbins Plymouth Rebecca Hayward Portsmouth Lisbon Endeavour Craver Pat Earl of Halifax Moore Quebec Granby Furlong Martinico William and Mary Jones Senegal Sally Gibbons Halifax Union Cook Limerick Nancy Kean Cork Alderton Dublin Newhaven Bennet Shoreham Carman Jane Curtis South Carolina Richard Anne Burton Charlotte le Pelley Guernsey Southampton Jersey Packet le Feuvre de Gruchy Jersey Deal Townsend Capell Waring Bruth Prince Edward M‘laclain Virginia Ann Edwards Jamaica Orford Daniel Limberg Stockholm Goodwin Rotterdam Harrison Guadaloupe Spes Fortuna Mow Norway Taviznon Darby Leghorn

Letters from Constantinople Reach King of Prussia’s Minister

Reports from London and Copenhagen describe the Prussian minister’s first audience with the Grand Signior on March gth where gifts from his Royal Master impressed the court. Copenhagen notes a royal ordinance restricting unwed men from leaving Denmark without a passport. South Carolina reports Indians upholding promises while Governor donates church plate. Martinico's Nichols arrives at Portsmouth amid news of James Douglass commanding ships bound for Jamaica and Rodney with fleets at the islands. Portmouth letters state Admiral Holbourne arrived at Spithead and Admiral Hawke shifted his flag to the Ocean while Melampe sailed.

London Constantinople Prussia Copenhagen Denmark South Carolina Sth Maren St. Michael and St. Philip Nichols Martinico Portsmouth James Douglass Jamaica Admiral Rodney Isllands Portsrouth Admiral Holbourne Spithead Sir Edward Hawke Suverb

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