Last Week News From London and Abroad
Welters Cornwall, MP for Hereft, married to Miss Bray. Reports of a robbery by a single footpad near the Half way House. Coroner’s Jury rapid inquiry into a Tavern death near Charing-cross with verdict of self fall. Burridge ill of Small-Pox in Newgate. Cautions about adulterated remedies. Cadiz letter on ransoms for captives. Tetuan agreement. Death of George Head Ely. Market quotes on South Sea stock and other financials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welters Cornwall
Hereft
Bray
Arcune
Durant
His Majesty
Kensington
Hyde-Park Corner
Charing-cross
Isaac Burridge
Mr. Cantillon
Newgate
Tetuan
Malaga
Charles Town
George Head
Ely
Philadelphia
Providence
Friends Burying Ground
Trustees call next general meeting over road repair act
Tse Trustees appointed to execute an act for repairing roads in Kensington Chelsea Fulham and other Middlesex parishes give notice that the next general meeting will be held at the Swan at Chelsea on Monday next the 7th instant at ten in the forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tse
Kensington
Chelsea
Fulham
Middlesex
Swan
Stray Black Dray-Horse At Mile-End London
Dray-horse trotted loose from Mr. Powells grounds at Mile-End on Thursday night September 26. The seven year old horse stands above 15 hands with a white face brown eye and goose bump tail. Two guineas reward offered for its safe return with no questions asked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Powell
Brewer
Mile-End
London
Powell
Suspected thief Chapman alias Brown in Yorkshire theft case
Aled away and left a chestnut gelding with ringbone and facial blaze after stealing 24 yards of broadcloth from William Maud of Leeds. The suspect Chapman alias Brown is in Northallerton and the horse is believed to be in the Ham's of Maud, with charges to be borne by the rightful owner for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Brown
William Maud
Leeds
York
Northallerton
William Mand
Notice to Creditors of Richard Reokow Gotla
Creditors of Richard Reokow Gotla formerly of Woodford Hall in the County of Essex are summoned to apply at Meff. Chambers in Fleet Street by a stated date to hear of something to their satisfaction regarding the estate or effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RichaRp
Notice to creditors of late Simon Blackwell estate
Notice is given that all persons indebted to the estate late of Simon Blackwell of Peterborough Northampton a grocer and tallow chandler and Esther his wife lately deceased are required to pay their debts to Mr. Thomas Warriner merchant Peterborough who has authority to receive them and any claims must be shown to Mr Warriner by the 15th day of December for satisfaction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Blackwell
Peterborough
Northampton
Esther
Thomas Warriner
Warriner
LETT ESTATE AT LETH HILL FARM FOR SALE
To be LETT, ETH HILL Farm with a new substantial brick house and all outbuildings. About 265 acres of arable, pasture, meadow and copy grounds, well fenced, with water and common rights. Three miles from Dorking and ten from Guildford, two market towns. enquire at Leth Hill Place for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eth-Hill
Leth-hill
Dorking
Guildford
Leth-hill Place
Rectory Impropriate of Inglescombe For 500 Years
For sale under a Chancery decree in Somerset two miles from Bath. The Rectory Impropriate includes a dwelling, orchard, gardens, stone barn, stable and outbuildings in good repair. About 6 acres of Glebe producing about 6 pounds yearly, lease to expire soon. Continuous ownership rights defined by Decree and Kinaston Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court of Chancery
William Kinaston
Inglescombe
Bath
Somerset
Letter to a Deist and Moral Foundations Tracts
This Day is publish dedicated to the Ah is Father in God Benjamin Lord Bishop of Winchester Prelate of the most Noble Order of the Garter A Collegion of Traits Moral and Theologi cal placed in the Order wherein they were first publishd viz L A Letter to a Deist II The Foundation of Moral Goodness In The Second Part of the Foundation of Moral Good VI The Law of Truth With some additional Notes and a Supplement concerning Rectitude By John Balguy M A Vicar of North Allerton and Prebendary of Sarum Printed for J Pemberton at the Golden Buck Fleet Street and sold by Mr Martin Bryson Bookseller in Newcastle v Any of the aforesaid Tracts may be had separate v Second Letter to a Deist
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Balguy
North-Allerton
County of
York
Sarum
J. Pemberton
St. Dunstan’s
Fleettreer
Martin Bryson
Newcastle
Abingdon Stage-Coach Relocated Between Inns
Notice that Peat the Abingdon stage coach is removed from the White Horse Inn in Wood Street to the Boole and Tun Inn in Fleet Street and departs every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, performed if go permitted.
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Abingdon
Che. White
Horse Inn
Wood-street
Fleet-street
Modern History review of Britain and Ireland in new issue
This Day 143 prints the fourth number of the twenty fourth volume of Modern History. It continues the reign of William III with remarks on Burnet and posthumous cries, defending impartiality and urging readers to follow volumes from issue 1. Printed by J. Roberts Warwick Lane, price one shilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great BriTain and Ireland
Mr. Salmon
Witttawae
Bishop Burnet
Burnet
Rapin
J. Roberts
Warwick Lane
Great Britain
Iggland
Potion for Stone Cure Sold by Fleet Street Bookseller
An advertised powder claimed to cure stone gravel and strangury, prepared by a renowned maker. Testimonials include letters and large stones from Kent, with cures said to last years, sold by Mr Ist en for five shillings a paper, four days supply, two papers for bladder stones. physicians urged its efficacy, and merchants may stock for sale or export with payment in ready money.
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Isten
Chancery-Lane
Fleet-street
Engad
Maidstone
Kent
Ireland
Spain
Portugal
Gibraltar
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Lombard-street
William Collins
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Benjamin
Winchester
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