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London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 09, 1764

Page

2

Wine and Brandy Merchants Move to Mark Lane London

Broxell and Shepheard announce a new London house in Mark Lane to support Richmond and London orders. A High Court of Chancery sale is set for November at Swithin’s Inn Chambers, with detailed estates in Oxford and Sussex offered at auction. Additional properties in Cambridgeshire, Leicestershire, Kent, and Somerset include manors, farms, and lands with varied rents and terms. notices request further particulars from agents.

Broxell and Shepheard Richmond Surry Mark-Lane London Mark Lane High Court of Chancery Richard Edwards Symond's Inn Chancery Lane Robert Brent Lytcott Eideceas Larke Stoke Camden County of Gloucester Samuel Ronis Sumonds Inn Chancery Lave Stierborne Woods Oxford John Dighton Deceas Watlington Henley Tame Katy’s Newcastle Upon Tyne George Laidler Youngr Bankrape Thureeo Newcastle N.B Bcringham Tyne Leafe Clare Bury Cottage Lyddal Threadneedle-Street Davidson Wevcaltle Holbeachy County of Lincoln Fleet Holbeach Thomas Bradley Thomas Butler de Fante Joseph Smith William March John Iverson John i Alans Lancroxpant Son Covent Garden Upmarden and Stoughton Sussex Dean-Lane-End Farm Chichester Havyan Peterstiel Stanstead Forest Laneford Somenimne Babram Camridge Sawstone William Vorsel Browne Lictle Ablangton John Kurcher Bournabridge Licrle Abbington Jeremiah Lagden Hall Alfo Leicester Frame Benenden Kent Cranbrook Parisles Rolvenden Newenden Joan Jenks Edward Godden Alfie Somerset Livercreech Brewton Marcon Wells Hurcort Somerton Letton Stafes Thomas Parker Sc. James’s Place Middlesex Thomas Bincks Chipping Ongar Essex N. B Lowrheer Lowt Bengal East India Company Sarah Dowlah Collim Aly Princess Dowager of Wales Cnarlon-house Earl of Halifax Great George Street Haughson-hall Northamptonshire Sturgard Duke of Mediterranean Antigua Augustus St. Martin’s Anguilla Magdalen Elizabeth Jonas Thefmer Matter Kaltick Rotterdam Goree Sav’d Hope Sarbulen North Bergen Goodwin Sands Ramsgate John Douglas Windsor St. Pawl’s Augustin St. Faith’s Cobden Mrr Ryland Chadwell Rumford Coun Y Tecefe Pint George Bilson Idupingen Norfolk Giocese Lincoln Willingian Willinguam Coun George Cleveland Clevelan Duke of Cumberland Odvance Azine Mars Leifingham Dublin Theatre Royal Drury Lane Sunugay Isaac Lawton Rovhenrne Mmiss Nancy Harman Walter Harman Eig Dock-head Munday Dupont Cahe Miss Glover Mount-street Grosvenor Square Camberwell Robert Durnford Deptford John Beinkweil Royal Navy Caniwigit Daugher Clapham Yeite Newgate Tyburn John Jourdan Jeffrey Willam Gris George Willans Anne Tuomas Hands Taomas Potter Derbin Acton Saent Crosby Chamberlin

Port News and London Currrent Affairs

PORT NEWS lists arrivals at Falmouth from Bengal and Cowes and ships from Tenby and Jersey, with several vessels and routes noted. London reports include Bengal mutiny rumors quelled with no European losses, royal visits, and various clerical appointments and local robberies and executions in the region.

Port New Falmouth Bengal Lon Beaty Row Cowes Pool John Alzsbeth Wills Wolf Pearce Newcats Eagle Tenby Iindvavenn Southampton Deii Packer Pirchlena Scarborough Prince Frederick Johnson Jamaica Wind S

Fraternity Appointment and Meet at Raven Inn

Sarop notes an Oct 5 1754 meeting of the Fraternity of the True Blue at the Raven Inn with Joan Hoppetts as steward The Fox-houds will attend the meeting and depart on the 31st with an assembly planned at night

Sarop Fraternity of the True Blue Joan Hoppetts N. B Fox-houds

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