Auction of mares and horses at Turf Coffee House
To be sold by auction by Mr Tattersall at the Turf Coffee House and Tavern near Hyde Park Turnpike on Monday 18th at twelve o'clock. About twenty well bred mares colts and fillies to the best bidder. Also several well bred horses out of training hunters hacks etc. View and catalogues available three days before sale.
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TURF
Hyde Park Turnpike
Skinner
Garraway
O Ffeehouse
Cornhill
Sewers End
Saffron Walden
James Day
Puithoug
Crown
Heckrill
Ot Epping
Bull
Heddesdon
Place of Sale
Mr. Skinner
Aldersgae-street
London
Poems and Miscellaneous Compositions of Paul Whitehead
On Thursday the 21 instant a refined one volume quarto edition will be published with the Author’s name and Edward Thompson’s explanatory notes. The engraving by Collyer reproduces a painting of Mc. Gainsborough, presenting Whitehead’s poems and writings with critical commentary.
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Collyer
Mc. Gainsborough
Paul Whitehead
Edward Thompson
ARREN'S MILK OF RULES for babies and adults sold at Golden Fleece
An advert announcing ARREN'S True Original MILK OF RULES as a cleanser for infants from six hours old and a skin remedy for sunburns freckles and rough skin in adults. Prepared and sold by Richard Woerren at the Golden Fleece Marybone-street and in Cheapside with bottles priced 3s 6d and 6s 6d.
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Richard Woerren
Golden Fleece
Marybone-street
Golden-square
Wood
Cheapside
Nominations for Sheriffs in Gloucestershire and Nearby Counties 1776
From the London Gazette of Nov 12 the Lords of the Council nominate sheriffs at the Exchequer for St. Martin’s Day in 1776. The list includes Peregrine Furie and Henry Hall in Berkshire. John Sayer and others in Bedfordshire. Robert Watters in Cumberland. William Tatton the younger in Cheshire. Charles Allix and others in Cambridge and Huntingdonshire. Thomas Vyvyan the younger in Cornwall. Charles Hale in Devonshire. Richard Bingham in Dorset. Joseph Baggaley Bradshaw in Derbyshire. Henry Sperling in Essex. William Hayward Winstone in Gloucestershire. Thomas Blackmore in Hertfordshire. James Clutton in Herefordshire. Benjamin Harene in Kent. Robert Abney in Leicestershire. Sir Christopher Whiscote in Lincolnshire. Charles Ivyce in Monmouthshire. William Ord in Northumberland. John Booth in Northamptonshire.
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George the
Lord
Berkshire
Peregrine Furie
Hernham
Henry Hall
Cookham
Thomas Wyld
Speen
Eiqrs
Bedfordshire
John Sayer Weal Reynes
Ezginton
John Lawson
Barton
Arthur Jennings
Harlington
Bucks
Benjamin Way
Denham
George Shergould
Iver
John Bullock
Colnbrook
Eigrs
Cumberland
Robert Watters
Whitehaven
Humphry Senhouse
Nether Hall
John Briscoe
Crofton
Cheshire
William Tatton the Younger
Withinshaw
Peter Kyffin Heron
Moore
Samuel Barrow
Shippenhall
Cambridge
Huntingdonshire
Charles Allix
Swaffham
Christopher Jeaffreton
Daltingham
William Vachell
Hinxton
Cornwall
Thomas Vyvyan the Younger
Trewan
Michael Nowell
Helstone
Richard Gully
Trefilian
Devonshire
James Clutton
Kinnersley
William Edwards
Sapey
William Mathews
Langarren
Kent
Benjamin Harene
Foot’s Cray
John Morse
Denhill
John Ward
Westerham
Leicestershire
Robert Abney
Lindley
William Hurst
Hinckley
Charles Morris
Loddington
Lincolnshire
Christopher Whiscote
Alwarby
Robert Barlow
Bolton
John Maddison
Gainsborourn
Monmouthshire
Charles I‘vice
Redbrook
Edmund Probyn
The
Days
William Adams Williams
Langibby
Northumberland
William Ord
Fenham
Charles Brandling
Gosforth House
Daniel Crafter
Crafter
Northamptonshire
John Booth
Glendon Hall
William Rose
Daventry
Robert Andrew
Harleston
Ears
List of gentry and locales across several counties in England
A long list records names and residences from Nottinghamshire to Yorkshire and Somersetshire, noting gentry such as Sir Thomas Edwardes of Shrewsbury and Sir George Glynn of Fel, with details of several other gentlemen and their home parishes. The section also includes maritime notes from Dover and Portsmouth, promotions at the British Museum, clerical appointments, marriages, and a large set of notices about residents surrendering or reporting, plus ship movements and captures by privateers.
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Georgiana
Kentush
Bluefields
Jamaica
Pallas
Cornwallis
Cabot
Henman
Westmoreland
Heve
London
Lowther
Cowman
Ditto
Go. N. Long
Rilher
Marvry
Watton
Pearson
Livernoor
Clarendon
Dennison
Glas
Gow
al. WN
Kenath
Anes
Scilly
Bella
Smith
Medway
Halifax
Liverpool
Port Medway
Portsmouth
Exeter
Moore
Cruize
Sandwich
Edwards
Valiant
Leveson Gower
Chatham
Mulgrave
Spithead
Charles Jackman
Mars
Sheernes
Lynn
Norfolk
H Nigar
Charles Merton
British Museum
Mary
Tho. Goddard
Cleveden
Herefordsmire
Chariton
Sanday
Benj. Benfley
Butcher
Geat Tower
Mills Polly Brown
Goodman’s Fields
Horncastle
Petty Frarce
Westminster
John Whitefield
Fextherdon-Ureet
Banhill Row
Chilwell-street
Pendell ‘ Court
Surry
George Scullard
Barvitter
Lord North and the House in Friday Debate on Luttrell Inquiry
The article reports Lord North defending government action in the Friday House of Commons debate on Mr Luttrell’s inquiry into Admiralty and public funds. It notes North’s refusal to disclose certain papers, asserts ministers shield wrongdoing, and records praise for Mr Pemple Luttrell’s conduct as a senator amid accusations and political sparring involving Lord Sandwich and other peers.
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Sand
Lockit
Peachum
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Lockie
Afr
Temple Luttrell
Pemple Lutrell
Senate
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