Dissolution of Hobbs and Ashley Partnership in Barnet
May 1774 notice announces the dissolution of the Hobbs and Ashley partnership at Barnet Herts from the 5th. William Hobbs becomes sole successor carrying on the business as whip maker dealer in hol Ivy. He solicits future orders, promises swift service, and notes immediate vacancy for two wagoner whip makers to join the Ley whip makers firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Hobbs and
Ashley
Hunt and
Ash
Barnet
Herts
William Hobbs
Len. Hunt
Ivy
Fervane
N.B
Reign of George III covers governance and crimes mixed
The London Gazette fragment reports appointments to royal revenue posts in England Wales and Berwick, a Russian victory over Pugachev including casualties, Genoa and Corsica notes, a Cambridge Magdalen College appointment, Alderman rota enforcement in London, a Woolwich duel leaves one wounded, executions ordered at Newgate with many spared, a King’s Bench action against Nathaniel Baily, a Westminster suicide, a tragic case of a servant burned in Southwark, naval marriage notices, and multiple deaths and local trades news.
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Great Britain
Stanier Porten
Palace of Whitehall
Andrew Stone
William Barton
John Wyndham Bowyer
Davdl Papillon
George Lewis Scott
Thomas Bowlby
George Quarrie
Anthony Lucas
William Lowndes
Efgrd
William Burrel
D. L
Rogland
Wales
Berwick Upon Tweed
Petersburg
Bibikow
O. S
Tarlezewa
Worfts
Oremberg
Pugatcheff
Gallitzin
Wallop
Earl of Portsmouth
Magdalen College
Cambridge
Sandby
Old Bailey
Guildhall
Woolwich Common
K R
Capr
K——r
Newgate
Fe’nnicht
Richard Garrett
Frances Hall
China
T‘homas Morgan
George Little
John Cheeke
White-Lyon-court
Ruffel-court
William Rice
Thomas Baw
James Mullins
Elizabeth Dutchene
William Gregg
Abigail Potter
Kensington
Charles Green
John Sairley
Philip Doughty
Mary Poultney
Mary Barker
John Jones
Thomas Morgan
Edward Minton
Thomas Withall
Sarah Weaver
Ann Field
Thomas Bate
Richard Burnet
Jacobs
Dunning
Court of King’s Bench
Nathaniel Baily
John Ball
Ball
Marina
Capt
Benj. Jones
Shrewsbury East Indiaman
Miss Jones
Old Ford
Grosvenor Square
Thomas Staford
Graves
Wood
Corn Plai ster cure for coins and pains sold in London shops
Onnedy's celebrated Corn Plai ster is a universal remedy that dissolves coins or causes their roots to come out, relieving crippling garns without pain. It promises immediate care and is sold by Bayley at Cock Four Street Rothwell at the Liver Cat Newbery Ludgate Street and Price opposite the India House Leadenhall Street for 15 a box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bayley
A. Rothwell
F. Newbery
Ludgate-street
St. Paul's Church-yard
J. Price
Vpdia
Leadenhall-street
Price
James
Ss. Anthony
Francis Newbery
St. Paul’s Churchyard
His Majesty’s Navy
Newbery
Sun
Tolu
T. Greenough
King’s Arms
Pettie
Lidgatefilly
London
Cockspur-street
Haymarket
Civer Cat End
New Bond-street
M. Purdie
North Parade
Bath
King’s Bench
Jaudgate-hill
Tol
King’s Patent Shine Cake for Leather Waterproof Blacking
An advertisement announces Cakes for making shining liquid blacking for shoes and boots. By adding water, the cakes produce a fine gloss, keep leather soft and flexible, and resist cracking. Sold wholesale and retail by W Bayley and others in London shops, with price for a cake sufficient to make a pint of liquid blacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bayley
Cock Fpur-Street
A. Rothwell
Hondurvet
J. Grosvenor
Angel and Crown
Holborn
Francis Newbery
St. Paul’s Church-yard
J. Price
Perfumer
Leadenhal-street
Price
Wingfield Abbey Farm Estate Auction in Wingfield Suffolk
To be sold by auction by Thomas Skinner on Wednesday in June at 12 o'clock at Garraway's Coffee House London. Reversion of Wingfield Abbey Farm estate 106 acres in Wingfield Suffolk with timber value 600 pounds, dwelling house, ovens, and outbuildings. View ten days before sale. printed particulars at several towns and Mr Skinner Aldersgate Street London.
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M. Tattersall
Hyde Park Turnpike
Quorn
Leicestershire
Mn Tattersall
Hyde Park-Turnpike
Grosvenor Arabian
Eloisa
Hunter S
Whiffie Jacket
Mambrino
Leicester
Crown Inn
Baron On Trent
Barton Blount
County of Derby
Barton Park
John Hollad
Thomas Webb
Thomas Statham
N.B
Derby
Ashborne
Uttoxeter
Burton On Trent
Nathaniel Lister
Armitage Park
Lichfield
John Fletcher
Mr. Harrison
Stoney Stratford
Bucks
Thomas Skinner
Garraway
Cottze House
Cornhill
London
Wingfield-Abbey-Farm
Willian Smith
Wan
Harlestone
Bungay
Beccles
Norwich
Yarmouth
Bury
Sudbury
Brainree
Chelmsford
Rumford
Place of Sale
Skinner
Aldersgate-Street
Modern-built house to let or sell in Hampshire
In Hampshire to be let or sold and entered on immediately at Long Parish sixty miles from London nine from Winchester five from Andover three from Whitchurch and one from the Great Western Road a modern-built house fit for a large family with offices dove-house coach house stabling for 13 horses a garden well planted and a trout stream running at the bottom with nine acres of pasture land The whole situated in a fine porting country Two farms of Goo acres inclosed to be sold with the above Enquire of Anthony Merry Esq Queen-Square Westminster William Taylor at the Coach and Horses Sutton or Richard Marcer at the Stay and Garter Andover
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Langley
Hertford
Hertfordshire
London
Hempsted
Watford
Bull
Hampshire
Long Parish
Winchester
Andover
Whitchurch
Great Western Road
Anthony Merry
Queen-Square
Westminster
Taylor
Sutton
Richard Marcer
Opinion of Philip De Combes on taxation and consent
A letter to the Printer of the London Evening Pol. argues that no king or sovereign can tax beyond his domain without the consent of those who pay, except by tyranny. The writer cites Philip De Combes, chamberlain to Lewis XI, as authority, reflecting on political restraint and fiscal rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip de Combes
Lewis XI
P. de Comines
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Drury-Lane
Theatre Royal
Drurya Lane
Covent Garden
Coventgarden
County of
Montgomery
Watkin Williams
May Ath
Pope’s-Head Alley
P.S
St. James’s
Genoa
Rudolfo Brignole
Leydarn
Corsica
Pieve
Rustino
William Fitzroy Duke of Cleveland and
Southampton
Earl of Chichester
King’s Bench and Common Pleas
Henrietta Finch
Earl of Win
Gentlemen and Ladies
Mr. Garrick
R. Snagg
Paer-neser-row
Acob Hemet
Amelia
Heave
Hemet
W. Bayley, Perfumer, In Cockspur-freet
J. Prize
Leacenhall-street
London Evening Pol
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