Auction of Freehold Estate and Herefordshire lands described
An auction notice by Samuel Crosley lists sale by auction on May 13 at Garraway's Coffee House London of the estate of Thomas Olive late of Rochester including three farms totaling about 180 acres with houses, let at rents, plus a Rochester dwelling. Also a separate sale of John Jeffreys estate EWAS LACY Hereford, with multiple messuages and lands. Additionally Longparish Manor House in Hampshire to let with adjoining farm over 400 acres, entered Michaelmas. Details at multiple local inns and Crosley offices.
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Samuel Crosley
Garraway’s
Exchange-alley
London
Thos. Olive
Rochester
Huo
St. Mary’s
É&C
Chapman
Hopar
Healds
Doore
Sudnex
Druet
Fureon
Red Lion Inn
Canterbury
Chatham
George
Dartford
Little Beltasley
Cole Nau-Street
High Court of Chancery
Ohm Browning
Aid Court
Symonds Inn
Chancery Lane
John Jeffrey
Ewas Lacy
Hereford
Merhyr
Llywell
Lanvehangle
Nantbrane
Llandylo
Devynock
Llandevally
Llanywern
Brecknock
Chamberlayne
Wlute
Crane Court
Fleettreet
Herefordshire
Allen
Hay
Coun
Brecon
Bevan
Pontybar
Mmpshire
Longparish
Andover
Whitchurch
Michaelmas
WN. R
Widmore
Adan White
Oxford
Banbury
Chipping-Norton
Shipston Upon Stour
Edge-hill
Wm. Harris
Castle-yard
Holborn
Jones
Lower Grosvenor-street
W. Walford
Drayton
Ilford House
Bost Forts
Pitcary
County
Surry
Guildford
Farnham
Petworth
Godalmin
Jackson
Winchester-street
Monins
Bristol
King’s School
Chris-church
Leightonhouse
St. Cosmus Blean
Gill
Minster
William Flackton
Beokseller
Messrs
Hawes
Matilda
House of Hanover
Meffalina
Denmark
Struensee
Copenhagen
Struenfee
St. Peter
Vernon
Jamaica
Geneva
Newouses
Marybone
Bow-street
Henry Crosby
George Sweatman
Samuel Male
William Godlington
John Sunderland
Wiliam Grovesard
God
Grant
Fordyce
Gray's Inn Lane
Hampstead Road
Egan
Black Horse Alley
Fleet-Street
Robert Ladbroke
Judith Whalin
Newgate
Fatisfed
Black Mary’s Hole
Islington
John Wettenburgh
Old Bailey
Leonard Jacob van Hernpeck
Westenburgh
Wood
Compter
Holland
Baldero
Ann Guy
David Wright
Joseph Molen
Henry Barclay
John Henley
Samuel Samuel
William Burnham
Greenwich
Deptford
Lisbon
Hilton
Dr. Clarke
St. Andrew’s
Miss Johnson
Hatton Street
Broomhouse
Nymet St. George
Devon
Richard Gay
Hatton Garden
Huddlestone
Richard Huddleston
Salfton Hall
Cambridgeshire
James Clarke
Chancery Office
Mardle Street
Walthamstow
le Grand
Bainham
Ivory Turner
Upper Manffields
Marriot
Clerkenwell
Stagland
Marth
George Marth
the Victualling Office
Charles Tatlock
Lawrence Jane
Londons
Guildhal
Richard Lee
James Kinnison
SouthatRaton
Linen-Drapers and Partners
Guildhall
James Foden
Liverpool
Tallow-Hhamler
Guild‘hall
John Nauman
Ipswich
Baker
Golden Lion
Robert Jopling
St. Paul
Shadwell
Thomas Birt
Bagshot
Thomas Dunn
Bedale
Boda
Yorkshire
John Vining Heron
Portsmouth
Will's Coffee-house
Serle-street
Lincoln’s Inn
John Maiden
Barbican
James Thomas
Mark-lane
Meeting of the clergy at Feaghtts Tavern
April 27 1772 Wisbech society reports failure to present petition to House of Commons. Committee to renew efforts next session, circulate petition, and test new information. next general meeting set for August 26 at Weather’s Tavern Strand. Also Wisbech races announced May 27 1772 purse details and conditions. Postmaster Daniel Pafe announces Half Moon Tavern opening and Post Office move to new premises. lodging and billiard table offered.
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Weathers Tavern
Strand
Salisbury
Aniel P. Safe
Half Moon
Market Place
Morris Bailey
N. B
Red Lion
London News in May 1772 From Copenhagen to London
A London dispatch reports on royal commissions passed by the Crown including anti shortage and welfare acts, town hall dealings, and a lottery scheme. It notes the Duke of Gloucester’s residence plans, Irish Acts, and various criminal trials, fires, drownings, burials, and bankruptcies with multiple named persons and places.
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Edinburgh
Ohn Quincy
M. D
T. Longman
Sanctarius
Wisbech
Rose and Crown Inn
Sampson Gideon
Francis Dixon
Tuting
Fawconer
St. James’s
Rome
Duke of Gloucester
Earl of Tilney
Epping Forest
George Viscount Townshend
Viscount Townshend
Ireland
Order of Garter
Lord North
Alsop
Stephenson
Turner
Crosby
Peers
Halifax
Shakespear
Plumb
Wilkes
Refleter
Hariey
Bird
Oliver
Justices
House of Commons
St. George’s Fields
Harley
Shakespeare
Esdaile
Kennet
Roffster
Stevenson
Bridge House Lands
Paris
Prince of Brunswick
Wolfenbuttel
Indiaditto
South Sea
India
Consol
Prem
Navy
Long Ann
London-Bridge