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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 23, 1787
Page
3
Property described as a freehold house with yard and garden in Oxfordshire. Fittings include fitnage valued at $1 and annual rent of ten pounds paid by tenant at will. Printed particulars available from Mr Pricked or at local inns and printers in Oxford for details.
Advertises seven lots for sale by auction at Pall-Mall on Wednesday the 31st including Lot One a spacious freehold house with maltings Lot Two a farm of 270 acres Lot Three a neat house with garden Lot Four the Bull Inn at Streatley Lot Five a small compact farm Lot Six two freehold cottages and wood land Lot Seven several cottages with gardens All rents and particulars available through Mr Price at Urford and local printers references to Reading Mercury Oxford Journal and Rainbow Coffee-house
Describes leasehold property including coach houses and offices in two fashionable parts of a renowned Pall Mall residence. Immediate possession available. view with tickets and obtain further particulars at a filr valuation.
A fragment from a 18th century page details auctions of farms and estates in Warwickshire and Worcestershire with location specifics and prices, plus notices of ships, trade, and local court actions in London. It records a Guildhall court session with officials, warrants, and dismissals of press warrants. It also notes maritime trade, public announcements, and forthcoming legal terms with dates and attendees.
A 18th century tract by Charles Swift promotes practical remedies for venereal disease. It argues abstinence and specific alteratives as cures, cites several cases cured by a popular method, and notes accompanying medical and topical treatments.
The text outlines potential declarations of war against the Porte by the Dutch and Austrian concerns, noting shortages in authorial declarations. It discusses possible mediation roles by the British king, orders to Irish ports for provisioning, and the broader strategy to deter French intrigues while readying forces and supplies for expeditionary actions.
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