Auction of valuable real estate in Lincolnshire county
A Suffolk style auction offers a state in a real property straddling Louth and Grimsby in Lincolnshire. The manor of Ludborough with 200 plus acres of meadow pasture and arable land, toll-free rents, and a suite of improvements. Nearly 1800 acres in total, with tenant rights and thriving operations, to be sold by private sale if not folded. Interested buyers may contact Str. Skinary for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louth
Grimsly
Tone Fez
Lingoln
Ludborgugh
George Patchett
Leprosy Cure Claims by Merchant Drops in London
Letter from William Laurence of Wantage Berkshire praises Norton surgeon of Golden Square for selling Merchant's Drops claimed to cure leprosy scurvy ulcers boils eye inflammation and rheumatism. Advertisement lists price bottles at half a guinea and quotas numerous shops across London for purchase and cautions about counterfeit products and fraud.
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Maredan
William Laurence
Wantage
Berkshire
St. Anthony's
Seine
Nert
Kearsley
Bookfeller
Fleettreet
Francis Newbery
St. Paul's Churchyard
Hughton
Randall
Royal Exchange
Robertson
Toyman
Crosby-square
Bishopgates Street
Line
Bakelier
Leadenhall Treet
Denham
Imitage Bridge
Smith
No. Go
Newton
Union Treet
Ginger
Lookseller
Ir¢g's
Westminster
William Hey
F.R
General Infirmary
Leeds
Corporation of Surgeons
London
J. Wallis
Ludga
Reward Offered for Escapee from Westminster Militia Clerk
Public notice describes Ardés Bone, late clerk to the Westminster Militia, fleeing with a large sum of money. A twenty guineas reward is offered for apprehension within a date, with details on his appearance, travel history, and possible companion a woman named Charlotte with a male infant. The man is about fifty, six feet tall, slender, with sandy hair and a scarlet dress option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Scotland
Robert Burl
Ela
Clarecourt
Charlotte
Bristol
Abaetis
Lottery schemes advertised by Wellrs in Covent Garden offices
An old public notice from Richardon and Good Eve Luck inviting the public to purchase lottery shares and tickets at their Bank Buildings Cosnhill and No 8 facing King’s Mews Charing Cross. They offer five and three guinea plans with three or four numbers, plus one guinea options yielding large prizes and refunds if drawn blanks. The firm promises early drawing times and explains guarantees and potential returns under the five three and one guinea schemes with details available at their offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Goodeve Luck
Cosnhill
King’s-mews
Chéring-cross
Guirdas
Sharman
Ruaias
Foldin
Brg
Rook Asi
Ias
Holbourn
Quack advert tries simple powder remedy for urinary obstructions
A historical notice quotes a physician denouncing bougies and French inventors as cruel methods. He claims a safe, simple powder cures most cases, guarantees honesty, and warns against charging the faculty. Contact at No 7 Tavistock Row Covent Garden before two or between five and eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Tavistock-row
Covent-Garden
Death of Thomas Lyttelton Lord Lyttelton
On Saturday evening at Pitt-place Ep som died the Right Honourable Thomas Lyttelton Lord Lyttelton Baron of Frankley member of the Privy Council Chief Justice in Eyre of the Forests north of Trent High Steward of Bewdley Worcester Born January 30 1745 he succeeded his father August 22 1773 and had long been distinguished as a very able gentleman in Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt-place
Epsom
Thomas “Lyttel+ton
Lord Lyttelton
Frankley
Bivy
Eyre
Trent
Bewdley
Worcester
Fragmented Old Gazette Notes on Naval Action and Notices
A long 18th century Gazette fragment reports on naval events near Newfoundland with a destroyed frigate, a rescuing ship, and Admiral Arbuthnot fortifying positions. It also notes packet arrivals, prize captures, and various local notices including marriages, deaths, and lottery plans amid courtly chatter and medical endorsements for James's Powder.
Two Thousand Pounds Draw Offered by Nicholson and Co
Nicholson and Co announce they allocated two thousand pounds for the last drawn ticket rather than one thousand and claim shares rise in value. They offer new ventures for the drawing at one guinea and a half, with tickets and shares insured from low terms. Gratis particulars at their offices in the King’s Arms Bank Buildings Cornhill and Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Nicholson and Co
Bank of England
Haifa
Lowecfk
King’s Arms
Cornhill
Parliament
Street
Bridge-street
Westminster
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Southampton
Winchester
Sir Simeon Stuart
Charles Coles
Ditcham Grove
James
Mr. Norton
Golden-square
Apphid
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Oxfordshire
Joseph Peach
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Vaughan
Portsmouth
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Penobscot
Mandhall
Norway
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Cast
Brown
Jamaica
Glasgow
Flairfax
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Oporto
Lisbon
Guildhall
James Gregory
John ‘Child
Rye
Richmond
Patrick
St. Kite
Downs
Ames
Dunlop
Ifrom
St. Kitts
Dover
le David
Vincents
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Bourdeaux
James Busslem
Wilbech
St. Mary
Cambridgeshire
St. David
John. Ruffel Greenhill
B. L
Marth Gibwen
Marth Gibbons
Buckinghambhire
James Burslem
Mr. Ramsay
the India House
Miss Divertie
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Harrowgate
Morgan Vane
Brompton
Chatham
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Lime-itreet
Jacob Forrester
Efq
Kentuth
Millington
Kofier
Aldgate
Queen-street
Charles Holgendorf
Eiq
Charles Funter
Marshalsea Court
Lord Beauchamp
Mr. Sharman
Powper
Marefico Nuovo
Naples
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Francis Newaery
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