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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 07, 1776

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Auctions Of Fox Hounds And Household Goods

To be sold by auction by Mr Tattersall at the Turf Coffee House and Tavern near Hyd Park Turnpike on Monday the 13th at twelve. THIRTY SEVEN HOUNDS in four lots, with pedigrees displayed. at Quarne Leicestershire viewing six days prior. Also horses and hunting stuff. On premises Aldermaston House near Reading sale extends over eleven days including 76 lots. Items include furniture, plate, china, wines, pictures, garden tools, timber, farm stock, hay, grain, hops, and general effects of Ralph Dungreve deceased. View Thursday the 9th and sale daily at eleven. Catalogues priced at premises and various inns.

Tattersall Hyds Park Turnpike Quarne Leicestersiire Sir. Tattersall’s Qvarne Willock Aldermaston House Reading Bers Japan Ralph Dungreve King’s Arms Meadings Newbury Tie Swan Kingsclere Ead Basingfoke New Burington-freet Goncen Skinner Garraway Downs Epsom Surry Aiich Croydon

Dialogue of Britannia and Colonia on British state and debts

The document reports debates over Britain’s financial strain and colonial debts. It contrasts a mother country’s demands with a daughter’s assertions of limits on authority, and notes tensions over governance, servant misuse, and support for sustaining the family. It also mentions naval and military movements and exchanges about the American colonies.

Valuable Freehold Estate near Aldenham in Hertford

On Friday the 26th inst at Garraways Coffee House London a freehold estate in Theobald Street Aldenham near Boreham Wood Hertford totaling 212 acres is offered in one lot. Includes 130 acres pasture and meadow a manor house gardens stables and offices plus a detached farm house lease details and viewings arranged through Mr Skinner Alderstone Street and bailiff John Wallie with printed particulars at several inns and post houses. Possession of all but the farm may be granted.

Brussels America Hopkins St. Helena New Providence St. Augustine Jamaica Bolton Halifax Botton Boston Howe Washington Boton Renouilness Renouilness; Mutton At Elsdhcen Molly Gill London Dover Bourdeaux Calcutta Capt Thompson Bombay Houghton Terry Hull Riga Road de Nelly Fletcher Georgia Guildhall Bridge Ward Ireland Dublin Tunstead Newgate Grace Clerk St. Andrew Holborn John Andrews Newfreet Square Rich. Williams Welch Fusiliers Thos. Molesworth Mr. Griffiths Chiswick Newdigate Sury Duke-street Grosvenor Square Tinch Peckham George Farrington Skinner Garraway Theobald-street Aldenham Boreham Wood County of Hertford Edgware Walford Stanmore Barver Alderfsote-street John Wallie Poft House Queen's Head Stanmere N.B Mir Wiliam Sirmons

Westminster General Dispensary Benefit Sermon 1776

In May 1776 a charity sermon will be preached at St Ann Soho for Westminster General Dispensary by Rev. Sowden before the Duke of Northumberland and governors. Prayers begin at a quarter before eleven. The following day governors hold their anniversary feast at Thatched House Tavern. Tickets 7s 6d. Dinner served at four oclock sharp.

Westminster General Gerrard-street Soba Duke of Northumberland Sowden St.Ann Soho Peart St James’s-street Lord Rochford W. W. Wynn Lord Beauchamp Michele Fleming Thomas Pell Charles Whitworthham Clinton John Lind John Harries William Porter Gilliers S Fteward Joan Hull Robert Biggins Erbert Croft Gilbert Ford Fiine Galloway Hough Jy Hanfard William Fitzherbert Richard Freeman oLlock

Miller Seeks Space for Conversational Piece

London Evening Post note requests a column for a fellow reader to contribute a dialogue on liberties of Old and New England. The writer signs off as Mr. Miller with a date of April 26.

Old New England

Royal movements and notices from the London Gazette May 7

Reports from Berlin and Potzdam describe the king’s review of regiments and planned further reviews as he moves through his dominions. Distemper affects cattle near Halberstadt but deaths decline with precautions. Portsmouth notes Admiral Hotham sailing for North America. Irish letters patent appoint Chief Engineer Thomas Pigott. Various merchants and townspeople receive forthcoming dividends and notices of sales and appointments in Liverpool, Beckington, Worcester, and surrounding areas.

London Berlin Potzdam Charlottenbourg Halberstall Portsmouth Hotham St. Helen’s North America St. James’s Ireland Thomas Pigott Joes Tidd Nam Gloucestershire George Kirg Bicester Oxfordshire Pisas Twycross Warwick John Piers Pountney-Jane John Stephens Princes-street Guildhall Samuel Whereat Beckington Somersethiré Woolpack Inn Edward Rigg Golden Lion Bale-Street Liverpool John Maine Mtrciant Golden-L'on Date Street Ebenezer Wightman Leicester Lion and Lawnb Lecester Groge Reoberts Edmoensoot Milverton Warwickshire Dog Spiceal Street Birmingham Matthew Foy Barton Upon Humber Lincolnshire Black Bull Barton Upon Fhayuber Richard Garfield Henfinton Carrier Woodstock

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