Auction of Freehold Estate in Enfield Green Street
By Mr William Marsh at the Pot-house Enfield Highway on Monday the 16th at twelve, selling a freehold estate in Green Street Enfield comprising a farm house, outbuildings, three large barns, and about twenty five acres, tenant at will Edward Ellis, quit rent 36. ad per year, with unlimited common on Enfield Chase. Enquiries to William Harrison, Alexander Burnett, William Marsh at Hendon, or the sale location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Marsh
Hastelaren
Enfield ’ Highway
Green Street
En_ field
Edward Ellis
Enfield Chace
William Harrison
College-Street
Westminster
Alexander Burnett
Green-Street
Enfield
Lawrence-Street
Hendon
Fale
Auction Notice: Gaunce Farm Estate Sold at Bath Market
An auction advert outlines the sale of the Gaunce estate a freehold of about 200 acres in Charterhouse Hinton Somerset five miles from Bath with mansion house gardens orchards and outbuildings plus two adjoining cottages. The property is timet free well watered and on a good turnpike road to Bath. The sale at the Christopher Inn Bath occurs Saturday 31 January between noon and 2 pm. Further details available from Mr Green solicitor Crane Court London Rev Dr Duncan South Warnborough or Mr Smith Bradford Wilts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher
Bath
Gaance
Charterthouse Hinton
Somerset
N. B
Antient
Charter-house Hinton
Green
Crane-Court
Fleet-Street
London
Duncan
South Warnborough
Hartford Bridge
Hampshire
Mr. Smith
Bradford
Wilts
Way
Auction notices at the Horn Inn and Chertsey King's Head sale
Public sale notices detail a 167 acre freehold estate called Hurstone’s Farm in Essex with lease to 1770, plus multiple auction items including the King’s Head inn at Chertsey with stock and furniture. Also advertised: books by N Hooke, and catalogues from numerous inns and auctioneers.
News from France and Ireland on sudden weather and crime
Yesterday a mail from France reports heat plaguing Karagatsch and illness in the Grand Seignor’s family. Attacks near Belgrade steal 20,000 piastres from merchants, while Janissaries flee into the wood. Dublin and Cork items note parliamentary delays, trials, and a series of violent incidents including a village wall assault and a gaol escape amid flood damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Karagatsch
Sultan Sefim
Vienna
Belgrade
Constantinople
Leipsick
Rome
Corsica
Fontainbleau
Duke of York
Ela
N.D
Dublin
Yownthend
Glenarm
Benjamin Burton
Eig
Charles Burton
Luke Robinson
Kilmainham
Countess of
Cove
Amity
Scarborough
Philadelhia
Royal Highand Regiment
King’s Stores
Galway
Record of historic floods across towns from Warrington to Leeds
A dated dispatch recounts the greatest flood known in Warrington and widespread inundations along the Mersey and River Dunn. It notes 16 feet high marks, destruction of warehouses, sugar stores, bridges and walls, plus drownings and hundreds of affected families. Cambridge and Leeds reports mention elections and further flood impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrington
Garney
Stockport
Mersey
Salford Quay
Duke of Bridgwater
Cambridge
Richardson
Emanuel
Halifax
Trinity Hall
Plumtre
Carlos
Caius
Regent
Zouch
Trinity
Shefield
Nova Scotia
Clark’s Mill
Hullfoot
Attercliffe Forge
Doncaster
Leeds
Royal dealings and titles amid York funeral reports
London dispatches recount courtly moves after the Duke of York's death. The Duke of Cumberland gains Leicester House with a twenty year lease and valuable effects including the diamond George Star and Garter. Rumors touch revivals of titles, embassy allowances, Roehampton bids, and a plan to license schoolmasters in the next Parliament session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Richmond
St. James’s
Duke of Gloucester
York-house
Duke of Cumberland
Leicester
Leicester-house
Leicester House
George
Duke of York
Morrison
Paris
Versailles
Earl of Rochford
France
Prince of
Brunswick
Earldom of
James Stewart Mackenzie
Bowes
Countess of Strathmore
England
Lord Clive
Roehampton
Surry
Elias Bird
Redriff
Jermyn Street
Charles Howard
Duke of Norfolk
Harley
Merlrs
Nash
Cartwright
Francis Gosling
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Davey
C. Dilly
Stirling
Wales
John Entick
Royal Academy of Paris
Thomas Nugent
L.L.D
John Gignoux
Lowell
Ath
R. Walker
Ireland
Scottland
America
King’s Arms
Sessions House
Aultion
Nevil Henson
Roth
Roth God
Groner Bournaon
King’s Head
Chertsey
Humphry Salmof
Bagshot
Egham
Staines Bridge
Weybridge
Sunbury
Walton Upon Thames
Hounslow
Ludgate-Hil
H. Woodfall
G. Hawkins
W. Strahan
F. Rivington
R. Baldwin
W. Johnston
J. Ardy
T. Longman
Mr. Hooke
ArasBian Nicurtsa Entertainments
Indies
M. Gailand
Royal Academy
Valerian
Hill
Richard Baldwin
J. Ridley
St. James’s Street
Baker’s
Exchange-Alley
Chandos Street
Covent Garden
Lewis
Ruffel-Street
Berry
Manchester
Smyth
Hereford
Bennett
Coventry
Meff
R. Nelson
C. Corbette
Calder
Wakefield
Wakefield Bridge
Peniston
Pontefraé
Pontefract
Knaresborough
Joseph Stel
Kighley
Foundling Hospital
Ackworth
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