Notice of sale and rental offerings in 1763 London area
A notice proclaims seven horses at the sign of the Chequer in Long Gloney will be appraised and sold if not claimed by December 2 1763. It lists transport routes from London to Southampton and advertisers lodging options, plus a Beech timber sale in Chenies and Chesham Bois, and a ready furnished first floor let in Bloomsbury with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Sucherson
Hurme
London
Southapton
Princes Street
Leis
Cester-Fields
Egham
White Hart
Bagshot
iFrom
Bagthort
Hook
Popham Lane
Barber Joan Stevens
Jons Savioce
Joan Barrett
Three Crowns
Winchester
James Berson
Mitre
Southampton
Chends
County of Bucks
Watford
Rickmansworth
Chesham
Amersham
Hedfer Wharf
Chenies
Raines
Chenies Place House
Chefham Bois House
Cheham Bois
Royalax
Welch-Pool
Montgomerishire
Dolverley
Merionethshire
Lewis Owen
Dolgelley
Richard Reynolds
Kelley
Shitinal
Shropshire
Thomas Hanmer
Biographia Bitannica
Gloucester
Shakespear
J. Pridden
Fleet-Street
Fleet-Bridge
N. B
St. James’s Chronicle
Countess of Northumberland
Cy@reas
Calliarhoe
Chariton
Aphrodisios
T+ Becket
P. A. de Honde
Strand
Florence
Salvini
Cocchi
Garnaud
Royal Academy of Surgery
Paris
Society of Surgeons
King’s Screer
St. Ann’s
Soho
M. Lacy
St. Martin’s Court
St. Martin’s Lane
William Shakespeare
Thomas Otway
John Dryden
Joseph Addison
Universal Museum
East Indies
Duce
Great Kailei Street
Bloomsbury
Jorge
India Company
Jamaica
Charles Wesmas
Royal Exchange
England
James de First
Catharine Macaulay
J-Nourse
His Majesty
J-Dodsley
Pall-Mall
W Johnston
Ludgate-Street
C. Churchill
G. Kearfly
Rom
N. Hooke
R. Toafon
G. Hawkins
Middle Temple
Longman
Paternoster Row
Ublic
Dr. Hill
Richard Baldwin
J. Jackson
St. James’s Street
Baldwan
Paternester Row
Jackson
St James’s Street
Mr. Wilton
Bookfeller
Lublin
Pristod Dixgtions
Kerry Knight of the Shire and Dublin Register Appointments
Reports from Kerry elects Relaw D. Dublin's Nov second on the 6th inst. for the county's Knight of the Shire. Archbishop of Dublin appoints Thomas Cobbe and George Lyndon as lifelong principal Register of the Dublin diocese. Notes on fishing disputes in Rush and Skerries, and various Dublin Galway and Wexford local incidents including a brutal burglary near Tuam and a hydrophobia case in Box hermore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Thomas Fitzrmaurice
Earl of
Shelburne
Kerry
John Blennerhaffer
Elys
Diocese of Dublin
Thomas Cobbe
George Lyndon
L. B
Fingal
Dullin
Rush
Scotland
Skerries
Shetland
Ireeland
Ireland
England
France
Holland
Corke
James Creed
Michael Barnet
Clare
Galway
Barrick Welch
Togher
Tuam
Welfry
Loughrea
Connor
Boxhermore
Hargistan
Wexford
Fire destroys Chandling office and nearby structures
Norfolk reports a Wednesday night blaze that consumed the Chandling office of Mr Samuel Wright grocer and his soap house. A barn and table belonging to Mr John Horne were also burned, with a lake house nearby. Reading, Nov 26: Watkins of Clewer held on suspicion of robbery and murder. Oxford: Trinity College presents Dr Chapman to Navestock living. Middleton Stoney rector Neve installed at Caddington rectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulliam-market
Norfolk
Samuel Wright
John Horne
Reading
Watkins
Clewer
Windsor
Mills
Winchester
Charles Mill
King’s Lombon
Hants
W Wendover
Stockbridge
Fortune
Oxford
Trinity College
Chapman
Fall College
Navestacke
Essex
Ball
Neve
Middlston-stoney
Census Christi College
Caddington
Aytcongh
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Victualling
Lonois
Sadie
St. Gorge’s
John Ielding
Iamas Freak
Freak
J. Fielding
AL Walker
Bible and Crown
Fleer-Lane
Mingit Vera
J. Fs. Rousseau
T. Becket
P. A. de Hondt
Surry-Street
J. M- Rousseau
Eloisa
Emilius
Sophia
Lecter
Marmontel
Gipson
Golden Star
Lower Cross-Street
Hatton-Garden
Holbourn
King’s Arms
Cornhill
Blore
Stafford
Ashborne
Derbyshire
Francis Rivett
Ely
Derby
Want
Dean- Street
Fetter-Lane
John Goodwin
Ashborne Aforefarl