Property auctions of Birvare area farms and lots outlined
A historical listing describes multiple parcels and closes for sale near Birvare and Witleigh. Lots include Tops Hglts sixteen acres, Tilson holdings of various sizes, Bardale Fen closes, Bardale Fen stores, and Walfingham Fen plots totaling over fifty acres. Tenants include Mrs. Cousins, John Tilson, Mrs. Hardy, Widow Trott, and Mrs. Dillingham with several houses, barns, and out-buildings. Further particulars via Mr Lloyd in Gray's Inn, or Mr Butler in York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witleigh
Toxer
John Tilson
Tilfon
Bardale Fen
John Tilfon
Paradise Lost Edition Advertised In 18th Century Notice
A misdated advertisement announces a new edition of Paradise Lost by John Milfen with Samson Agonistes and a education tract. It lists publishers and several edition varieties, plus pricing and availability. It also promotes Velno’s Vegetable Syrup as a remedy for venereal disease, with a patient case and patent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pr.cess
Aradise
Samson Agonistes
John Milfen
J. Beecroft
W. Strahan
J. and
F. Rivington
Hawes
Clarke
Collins
Re Horsefield
Vike Johnston
B. Whie
T. Carlon
S. Crowder
T. Longman
C. Corbet
Z. Stuart
T. Cadell
G. Peareh
T. Lawndes
T. Baines
J. Robfin
W. Nicoll
W. Flexney
S. Bladon
G. Robinson
Parsafe Lot
Bishop Newton
Auction of Carr Mills and Hill Mills at Garraway's Coffee House
By order of the assignees an auction will speak next month at Garraway's Coffee House near the Royal Exchange. Carr Mills with about two acres and Hill Mills with multiple leases held under Edward Watson and Edward Tatton are the property of Messrs Blackburn and Fatlock. Buildings in good condition, viewing until sale. Printed particulars and private treaty contacts: Samuel Daniel Stockport, No 116 Wood Street Cheapside. broker at No 12 Castle Yard Holborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J.O.N
Garraway
Royal Exchange
SILK
Stockport
Cheshire
Carr Mills
Mefire
Blackburn
Fale
Samuel Daniel
Wood{treet
Cheapside
Castle
Castle Yard
Holborn
Woodstreet
Warsaw Diet to Lose 29 Senators in Poland Split
Thursday October 15 brief notes from Hamburg and Paris report the Vienna and Prussia court dismemberment of Poland into 29 Senate seats in Warsaw including archbishop bishops palatines and castellans. Russia to appropriate remaining Polish portions. Also news of Emanuel de Pinto death and a young jeweler’s son jailed over a pamphlet offence. Brest letters say five men of war sail for Martinique St. Domingo with months of provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburgh
Poland
Vienna
Prussia
Warsaw
Russia
Paris
Emanuel de Pinto
Malta
Montgomery
France
Brest
Martinico
St. Domingo
London Letter on Court News and Trade Disruptions
A London letter reports a royal council after the levee at St James's ordering Parliament to meet for dispatch of business on the 24th of next month. It notes appointments to embassies and offices, election preparations for coroners in Cambridge, and scrutiny of mayoral disqualifications. It describes overseas affairs in Tan jore, a Prussian tariff issue near a river port, sailors threatening British ships over wages, floods and local trades, and a string of court notices, burials, and marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’s
Busiess
Horace St. Pay
France
John Blaquier
Earl of Harcourt
Ireland
Justice Ashhurst
Wright
Gray’s Inn
Tudor
Cambridge
Mott
Mildmay
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
London
Alderman Townsend
Robert Godscall
George Heathcote
Rfq
Godshall
Heathcote
John Barnard
George Heath
Cote
Sir John Barnard
Humphry Parsons
Robert Godfchal
John
Lambert
Dowgate-titty
George Roadly
Was. Gofen
Jarges Mart
Wratden
Dantaick
Hamburgh
H.h.th
Prussia
Bernd
Polisi Pruffia
Marienwerder
Wapping
Tower-hill
Eat India House
Julius Cesar
Plymouth
Bristol Channel
Rothbury
Coquet
William Donkin
Toffan
Jenkins
Bristol
Bedminster
John Sunderland
Sandiland
John Jones
Aaron Franks
Mleworth
John Cremer
John Chapman
Richard Spratley
Lyburn
Bow-street
Catharine Sargh
Doneraile
Kingdom of Ireland
Earl of
Deloraine
Distressed Boys Fitted for Service in Royal Navy Aid Subscriptions
At the Marine Logis tics Office over the Royal Exchange on September 1 1772 a program fitted twenty four distressed boys for service and eight were sent aboard Royal ships. The committee reported subscriptions from Sir Ed Hawke Arthur Benfwel Josephs Cawley and several merchants including Brooke and Co Asgill Hankey Walpole and Co Martin Fuller Glynn Childs Detmingid Mayne Needhair and others to support the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Logistys
Royal Exchange
Merchants Service
Ed. Hawke
Arthur Benfwel
Josephs Cawley
Msistrates
Banks
Geo
Mayne
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Cufforh-House
Sale
S Customs
East India
Geneva
Hungary
King’s Warehouse
Custom-House
O&ober
Tobicco
Rotherhithe
Gillan’s
King’s
Velno
Ohnastle
Saltkill
Walham Greeny
Fulham
Furgeo
Burrows
John Astle
Henry Saltenle
Dr.Burrows
Haymarket
G. Kearfly
Ludgate-street
Capel-court
Fletcher
Hedson
J. Burrows
Londo N
Kingdom of
Tanjore
Wellum
Eheven
William Lewis
Hughes
Old Bailey
Philips
Larss
Easton Grey
Wilts
John Awdry
Derbishire
Derbithire
Chester
Wiliam Fowler
Lady Fowler
Hans Fowler
Robinson
Miss Foster
Trichinopol
East Indies
Peter Buchan
Bath
Manning
Francis Manning
Grosvenor Square
Moiday
Reynolds
Oxford- Street
Cornelius Lovmond
Conduit-stréet
Benjamin 'Ilrey
Quéen-stréet
Lincoln's Inn Fields
Wm. Shepard
Marines
Moorfields
Joseph Rodd
Gloucester
Duke of Bridgewal
Wishester
Warrington
Gosport
Svar
Guinea
Cruse-On- Due
Welch Coast
Salisbury
Dri Taylor
Newcafiz
Mr. Vaughan
Durham
Stockton
Skelly
Guildshall
Sam, Cole
St. Paul
Covent-Garden
Mercer
Guildhall
Wednester Yarrell
Hoglane
St. Giles’s In the Fields
Thos
Ashurst Maclane
Lime-street
Merch
John Sanderson
Upper Thames-street
David Sourer
St. Botolph
Aldgate
Dealer and Chapman
Thue
India
South Sea
Prem
Dan Eridge
Miomning
Alteran
Jim
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