Auction of bankrupt Norris estate at Newman's Court Cornhill
Thomas Ridgeway to sell by auction on Wednesday the 26th instant and the following day the goods of William Norris including furniture plate pictures clocks and a chamber organ at No 4 in Newman's Court Cornhill. Lease of premises in Newmarket Court with 22 years unexpired to be sold at 12 o'clock the first day. Viewing Tuesday before sale. Catalogues available at viewing place and auctioneer Norton Falgate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ridgeway
Afignee
Endere Comaision
William Norris
Ellicot
Newman's-court
Cornhill
Newma S-Court
Perann
DAP
Rideway
Norton Falgate
Freehold Estate Auction at Garraway’s Coffee House
By Thomas Ridgway on Wednesday December 4 at Garraway's Exchange-alley London a freehold estate in Bradford Wiltshire is offered. It includes four stone dwellings with nine bedrooms a parlour kitchen hall and cellar a adjoining tenement four rooms and large wool lofts with stable brewhouse and other conveniences. Situated near Church-street Bradford under lease to James Hudson at 221 ros per annum and may be leased long term. Viewing by tenant. printed particulars soon available at the premises and Ridgway’s Norton Falgate London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ridgeway
Garraway
Exchange-alley
Cornhill
London
Church-street
Bradford
County of
Wilts
James Hudson
Gol
Perann
New Edition on Curing Venereal Disease Without Internal Medicines
Published this day at price 1s a second edition of Nessay by William Rowley describing a new elastic portable machine for curing venereal disease without internal medicines. Includes an essay on eye diseases with improved cure methods and notes on eye treatment in the mail pox. Also offers an essay on curing ulcerated legs without rest with varied cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rowley
High Holborn
F. Newbery
St. Paul's Churchyard
Pricers
N. B
Price
Earl of Macclesfield
Hinton
King’s Arms
Paternafter-low
Warwick-lane
Ladies Complete Pocket Book of 1772 advertised
An 1772 Ladies Complete Pocket Book offers essays on dress, customs of European ladies, and lists venues from Ranelagh to Islington Spa. It pricing and engraving details, plus notices of imitators, accompany a promotion by Carnan and Newbery. A medical tonic advertisement for cleansing drops claims broad cures and famed use by a noble lord, with sales through West and partners in London.
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Ranelagh
Ranelagh, Mrs. Connelly’s, Almack’s
Vauxhall
Marybone Gardens
City Assembly
Islington Spa
Bath
Bristol
Scarborough
Tunbridge
Southampton
Enfield
Hampstead
Blackheath
Mile End
Edmonton
Stratford
T. Carnan
F. Newbery
Paul's Churchyard
Carnan
Newbery
Ratcliffe
West
Johnson
Partridge
Blackman-street
Clare Market
Frontiers of Poland and Crimea News Highlight Turbulent Movements
Reports from Europe describe Russian forces cantoning troops in Crimea and a large Tar tars delegation seeking Khan Backti Gueray's appointment with a pardon from the Grand Signor. Simultaneously Napoleon's sphere and health notes appear alongside a minor earthquake in Barcelona and policy on Tabarca fortifications. A Krakow skirmish and Polish Russian friction are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Poland
Crimea
Backti Gueray
Shirim Gueray
Ferdinand
Barcelona
Alicant
Tabarca
Don Fernando Mendes
Naples
Hague
Tyniec
London notices and trials mark busy week in Parliament
Royal marriages to be declared to Parliament for provisioning of issue and Hanover establishment for the Duke of Cumberland. Lottery wheels moved to Guildhall ahead of Monday draw. Duke of Portland and Sir James Lowther forest case moves to Exchequer with Cumberland jurors. 73 Cumberland witnesses arrive. Stolen silver, lace, and rich silks seized at Watling Street. Newgate jails hold burglars and receivers. Murders, shipwrecks, and robberies spill into public records as magistrates hear cases and appoint officials.
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D. of G
D. of C
Electorate of
Hanover
Whitehall
Guildhall
Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths
Royal
Prince of Wales
Commons
Duke of Portland
James Lowther
Inglewood Forest, &c
Cumberland
Ostend
Rotterdam
Bourdeaux
Newport
St. Agnes
Harrell
Bayonne
Amsterdam
Portland Beach
Court of Aldermen
St. Margaret’s
Notable Arrivals and Drownings Amid River Crossings
Bath reports include arrivals of Lord and Lady Orwell and numerous aristocrats and clergy. A horseback crossing at Countess Wear failed, drowning the rider and his horse. Also noted are deaths, including Mr. Espinosa, a Jew-merchant, at his Bath home. Shipping arrivals and departures are listed for Deal, Portsmouth, Dartmouth, Pool, Falmouth, and Dover, plus stock prices and market rates for bonds and annuities, with hay and straw prices at Whitechapel and the Hay-market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Orwell
Dilling
Malpas
Edwards
Morris
Thomas Tankard
Lawrence
Pennington
Irwin and
Rady
Bertie
Prothero
Hatiell
Webb
Douglass
M. Coxa
Fwyford
Bennet
Dorset
Hanning
Countess Wear
Espinosa
Deal
St. George
Jones
Cadiz
Dantzick Packet
Horsley
Trieste
Swift
Lanty
Portsmouth
Neptune
Field
Bilboa
Mercury
Frank
Lisbon
Dartmouth
Brambleton
Pearce
Newfoundland
Success
Lucas
Dito
Pool
Don Jaros
Blanchard
Ditto
Falmouth
Polly, Thomps
Amsterdam
Dover
Pegry, Ferguson
Maryland
Stud Farm Advertisement at Nuthall Temple
Oldfinder to cover twenty five mares at 20 guineas a mare with groom and servant placed at Nuthall Temple near Nottingham. The Grey Arabian, sire of Coquet, to cover at 5 guineas a mare and servant. Grass good for mares and a careful keeper. Payment required before mares are removed. Gentlemen engaging with Goldfinder should notify Thomas Fawconer in Chancery Lane, London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldfinder
Nuthall Temple
Nottingham
Coquet
Goldfinder
Thomas Fawconer
Chancerye Lane
London
Blank
Mr. Panton
Crab
Childers
Miss Belvoir
Grantham
Duke of Rutland
Betty Percival
Leed
N.B
Lord Grosvenor
Bodfach
Chrysolie
Chuse
Chandry-lane
Mr. Weatherby
Newmarket
Grimsthorpe
Lincolnshire
Rocket
Snip
Lord Bolingbroke
Marianne
Cade
State Lottery 1771 Tickets and Shares Offered in Bristol
Fletcher and Co offers state lottery tickets and shares in London Bristol and Bath offices with care and punctuality. Prizes paid under act of Parliament, no deductions. Office opens at James Smith's Bridge Bristol for tickets, government securities, and money advances on reasonable terms. Lottery drawing begins Nov 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher and Cottacks
Piccadilly
Shug-lane
Fletcher and Co
Bath
Exeter
Sherburne
James Smith
Hofier
Bridge
Bristol
London
To Dr Lowther at his House in Hatton Garden
A brief phrase addressed to Doctor Lowther noting correspondence or visit at his residence located in Hatton Garden. The line preserves a formal address style typical of historical notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Lowther
Hatton Garden
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Middlesex
Warwickshire
A& O
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Chaife
Berlin
Calath
Spitalfields
Chauvet
Watlingtreet
Levi Ather Weil
Weil
Marcus Hartogle
Atheburgh
Solomon Moses
Porter
Jacob Lazarus
Hyam Dresden
Newgate
Esther Moses
Aaron Isaacs
Polock
Deeton
Huffey
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Thomas Ogilby
Richard Cleman
Saunders Welch
Susannah Jones
St. Anne’s
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Thames
Dovey
Farmtot
Quat
Bridgenorth
Shropshire
St. John the Evangelist
Westminster
Richard Richard Harman
Leghorn
Mills Crage
Crag
Wood-street
Lecy Wilmot
Renance
den Badger
Dua Sempell
Burnted Park
Surry
Walter Harris
Barford
Warwick
Thomas Woodhouse
Pharkay
Robson
Watlings Street
Park Prosper
Admiral Drummond
Clarges Street
John Miller
Country News
S&s
India
South Sea
Consol
Whitechapel
Tam
Salisbury
Richard Keynes
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