Properties in Worcester Auction and Estate Details Declared
A mixed sale notice lists three modern houses at Foregate Street Worcester held by Jeaffe as master of St Oswalds Hospital, with leases to Sir Nigel Gresley and William Bund and ground rent details. Also advertised are further parcels of William Draper’s estates in Hampshire and Berkshire, with timber, coppices, and tenant details, plus locations for printed particulars and viewing.
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Worcester
Jeafe
St. Oswald’s Hospital
Nigel Gresley
Wm. Bund
Thomas Lloyd
John Hopkins
Foregate-street
Miles Lewis
Gray's Inn
London
Angel Inn
Perthore
Unicorn
Bengworth
Swan Inn
Tewkesbury
Bewdley
Golden Cross
Bromsgrove
Birmingham
Bell Inn
Gloucester
Bristol
Bear Inn
Bath
High Court of Chance
John Eames
Symond’s Inn
Chancery-lane
William Drapper
Froyle
Southampton
Isness
Robert Galdon
Elm Grove Penly
Thonas Towers
Ryder and Mountfort
Lincoln’s Inn
Matthe. Graves
Inner Temple
Chiswick
Leech
Alton
Hants
Thomas Heath
Freyie, Woolijan
N. B
Ireland
England
Mqwinfen
Robert Weaver
Tittenfall
Stone
Stafford
Trent
Swinfen
Mary Weaver
Jal
Jobo
Letter to the king about Wilkes and London mayor election
A pointed letter denounces royal meddling in the London mayoral race and Wilkes. The writer blames Lord Bute and calls for royal detachment, urging the king to resist factional pressure and defend English liberty. The piece condemns parliamentary manipulation and pleads for a noble, assertive stance.
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Wilkes
Annals of England
Thame
Bute
London
Townsend
Senate of the Realm
Omphale
Hercules
England
Frontiers of Poland and Eastern War News Recitals
A Pocket of international dispatches dated October describe Ruffian forces crossing the Danube and rumors of Vienna Berlin and Petersburgh aiding with troops. Reports from Cyprus Cracovia Genoa and Gibraltar touch on Turkish siege actions the Polish court and East India Company Supervisors. A wide view of politics trade finance and naval activity follows with local civic events and trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Danube
Moldavia
Warsaw
Vienna
Berlin
Petersburgh
Paris
Switzerland
Limousin
Altona
Bauer
Hanover
Caroline Matilda
Denmark
Zell
Dantzick
Europe
Prussia
Weichselmunde
Vittula
Cyprus
George Kitu
Volo
Negroponti
Salonica
Macedonia
Gulph
Smyrna
Syria
Tyre
Aly Bey
Caiffa
Baha
Damascus
Sidon
Seida
Baruti
Paros
Cracovia
House of Austria
CuntPergen
Genoa
Gibraltar
Morocco
Barbary
Sutton
Wilts
Henry Hoar
Alfred
Johnson
Minorca
Lord Romney
Earl of Litchfield
University of Oxford
Ratcliffe
Mackey
Wright
Gill
Clomer
Aldgate
Bafyoan
Mag
Amherst Named Lieutenant General of the Ordnance in London
In London yesterday Sir Jeffery Amherst kissed the King's hand on appointment as Lieutenant General of the Ordnance, replacing General Conway who resigned. Conway also kissed the King's hand the same day as he accepted the governorship of Jersey, succeeding the late Earl of Albemarle.
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Jeffery Amherst
The
Ordnance
Conway
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John Hope
Rochester
London Bridge
Holland
France
Monckton
George Cuming
William Devaynes
Peter Lafceles
Daniel * Wier
Edward Wheler
East India Company
St. James’s
Iirkcs
Spura Head
Hull
Ware
Thirth
Cork
St. Vincent's
West Indies
Woolwich
Dunning
Old Bailey
John Copes
Edward Battell
Wintley Place
Berks
Wretiers
Highgate
Evan Maurice
Sophia Johnson
Elizabeth Horton
David Jones
John Tucker
John Fielding
George Rye
George Cook
Win. Evans
John Ward
Mr. Hird
Islington Fields
Hird
Tottenham
Newington
Arlington
Willes
Society of Artists
Whitchurch
Little Stanmore
Middlesex
Perkins
John Printer
St. Catharine
Coleman-street
Portpatrick
Scotland
John Blair
Eig
Dunskey
3D Regiment of Guards
John Roberts
St. James’s Market
Hudson
Garrick List
Tooting
Surry
Kentish
Kentith
Cornhill
Canterbury
Per Lundred
India
South Sear
Consol
Iss. Prem
Navy
Bond
R. Alb. Haller
Europ
Gottingen
Anta Hofleggy
Dudtite
G. Robinson
Mey
Ori
Amuel Sharpe
Royal Society
Academy of Surgery
Pars
Friemi
Thonas
Date
John Floyer