Devon Letting: Seat of James Buller Estate for Rent
A historic Devon dwelling in Crediton parish offers a seven or thirty four year lease on the former seat of James Buller, deceased. The house sits on an eminence near Crediton with extensive outbuildings, stables for twenty horses, a coach house, granary, gardens, and about six acres of rich farm ground. Furniture may be sold to the buyer, and details are with Mr J Radcliffe in Newlin or Mr Westlake in Crediton.
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Devon
Ymownes
James Buller
Crediton
Levon
Exeter
Evon
Creedy
Fordton
J. Radcliffe
Newlin
Mr. Westlake
Credicon
Salisbury
Salisbury County
Earl of Penbroke
Salisoury
D. Safe's
Three Lions Inn
Somerset and Wilts
Estate Auction Of Two Essex Farms Near London
Free sold estate to be offered by auction around midsummer with private treaty possible. Two Stapleford Tawney farms in Essex, 127 and 120 acres, mix of arable pasture and meadow, one leased to a tenant. Features a brick mansion house, coach house, garden, groves, fishponds, and 18 acres of wood. Applies to substantial rural improvement and potential enlargement. Prospective buyers contact Messrs Dyndy and Bell or William Cole, auctioneer in Epping.
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Stuard
Stapleford Tawney
Essex
Epping
Ongar
London
Messrs
Dyndy and Bell
Gray’s Inn
William Cole
N. B
Northumberland Estate Seeks Purchaser Near Meweanle
The manor or lordship of SLGHILL with the Manson home and several continuous farms lies in Northumberland about five miles from Meweanle upon Lyne. It covers upwards of 1400 acres, offering potential improvement and a yearly rent of 767L. Any person wishing to treat for the property may apply to Sir Lane for Allroot at Nunwick, or to Mr. Darwin in Gray's Inn, London, or to Kir. George Picksting at Simonbom near Newcastle upon Tyne.
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Slghill
Manson
Northumberland
Meweanle
Sir Lane
Nunwick
Darwin
Gray's Inn
London
George Picksting
Stier
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Easy Method of Assaying and Classing Mineral Substances
This day was published at sixpence a plain and easy guide for examining mineral products without full chemical apparatus. It includes experiments on fluor spar and sparry fluor with simple instruments, by John Reinhold Forster. Also advertised Crosfield’s Mineralogy second edition with an Appendix by M. T. Brunnick.
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John Reinhold Forster
Vast Dorset Manor and Farm Sale Advertised in Town Notices
Long notice outlines sale of Thornhill Manor and surrounding farm in Stalbridge parish, Dorset, totaling about 486 acres with mansion, outbuildings, and a smaller adjoining farm of ten acres. Also advertised are two Hertfordshire farms near Aldenham to be sold together or separately, with conditions and viewing details. Includes magazine and literature advertisements from May 1772.
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Old Ark
Virginia Inn
Henstridge
Dorset
Thornhill
Stalbridge
Shaftesbury
Blandford
Wincanton
Sherborne
Collins
Elderton
Saliféu
Good
Fleetstreet
London
Fox
Beamister
Robert James
Fifehead
Magdalen
Wm. Henvill
Haydon
Military notes and deaths in early June dispatches
On June 4 reports state 40 000 Russian troops in Poland and Lithuania under Bibikow with Van Elmpt Romanius and Tottleben under him. Prussians increasing. armistice with Russia and the Porte unsettled with a July truce possible. Burkebourg reports the death of Ferdinand John Benjamin Lippe, a Portuguese army lieutenant colonel, buried with military honors.
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Hollands
France
Flanders
Warsawi
Poland
Lithuania
Bibikow
Sky
van Elmpt
Romanius
Tottleben
Hamburgh
Rufsia
Porte
Royal notices and crimes flood London gossip in May edition
The article reports on cultural events at Turk’s Head Tavern and Hickford’s Great Room, military reviews by General Conway, and Admiralty orders for Portsmouth ships. It covers Copenhagen revolutions, Queen Caroline Matilda’s restoration, Lambeth Palace revels, legal proceedings at Guildhall, highwayman attacks, river drownings, comets taken into custody, and assorted marriages deaths and prices in London markets.
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Fus
Wi ‘Awn Whitehead
Dr. Boyce
Turk’s Head
Greek-street
Soho
Hickford’s
Brewer-street
Foot Guards
Hyde Park
Duke of Gloucester
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Conway
Woolwich Common
Horse Guards
Admiralty Office
Portsmouth
Spithead
Copenhagen
Caroline Matilda
Robert Keith
Struensee
Brandt
Alderman Townsend
Lord Mansfield
Court of
King’s Bench
Guildhall
Temple Bar
Newgate
Old Bailey
Charing Cross
Elgin
James the Second
Scotland
Queen Mary
Covent-Garden
Serpentine
Flyde Park
Rookt
Houndiditeh
Mres Hutchins
King’s Road
Chelsea
Lewis
ylders@ates firegt
Rochesters
Greenwich
Deptford
Francis Avkins
Viscount Montague
Hortham
Clymping
Stimping
Bottin Sussex
William Short
Bere Ferrers
Devon
Discese
Dheoositus Moreland
Tareadnredietreet
St. James’s Squre
Thomas Robertson
Kitchen
Dowgate Hill
New Bond-street
Charles Watts
Elqs
Saivel Freeman
Muark-lanes
Tower Ward
London
Thomas Clingan
Downpatrick
3D Regiment
Pera Fon
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Barnet
John Osmond
Edward Carter
Joseph Chambers
Putter
York
Darum
Coneycourt
Hudson
St. Paul's
Chapel Royal
Lady’s Magazine
Lneland
Taher
G. Robinson
MAN
Auchors
Francis Blyth
Cornhill
Great Britain
Ireland
A. Hamilton
St. John’s Gate
Pater-nutter-row
W. Cooke
Royal Exchange
Oxford Magazine
University Museum
S. Bladon
J. Coote
Paternofter-row
Great Britain and Ireland
Liuis Cay
David Hume
Belvoir Castle
Leicestershire
Duke of Rutland
Times
T. Evans
Paternofterrow
Lowderhall
Weshtmoreland
Francis
Lord Cottington
Berkeley
Earl of Berkeley
Universal Magazine of
J. Hinton
s-Anns
Warwick-ine
Oxford
Miles Cooper
College of New-York
America
Clarendon Press
Sion
Blenham
Ship News
Deal
Barclay
Oporte
Pitt
Cheesman
Leghorn
Axl
Hockin
Falmouth
India
South Sear
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