Sale of Holbeach lands and messuages by auction
Property auction in Holbeach Lincolnshire featuring several freehold messuages barns and outbuildings with about twenty four acres of land nine acres of pasture and arable land plus additional parcels in Holbeach. Current occupancies include Thomas Bradley Thomas Butler Joseph Smith and William March. Conditions and further particulars by Mr John Everton or Mr John Ri es at Holbeach Law.
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Holbedch
County of Lincoln
Fleet
Holbeach
Thomas Bradley
Helbeach
Thomas Butler
Joseph Smith
William March
John Everton
John Ri Ees
Substantial Whitebarns Mansion for Sale near Hertford
Be SOLD a substantial brick mansion called Whitebarns in Furneux Pelham Hertford with extensive ground and outbuildings including kitchen gardens fish ponds stables and a dog kennel. Also a farm house with barns and 136 acres of mixed land held freehold except twelve acres leasehold. Three lives in the lease with the Treasurer of St Paul’s as landlord. Seven miles from Bishop’s Stortford and five from Buntingford. For details contact Mr John Cooper at Nando’s Coffee-house Temple Bar.
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Whitebarns
Furneux Pelham
County of Hertford
London
Brent Pelham
St. Paul’s
Bishop Stortford
Buntingford
Hoddefton
Hag- For
John Cooper
Nando
Temple Bir
Auction of Manors and Lands in Several Counties 1765
Sometime in February 1765 an auction will sell the Manor of Babram with multiple Farms and lands in Cambidge and adjoining counties including Lawstone Linle Abbington and Falk areas. Also Foxton Bury in Foxton, New Parks near Leicester, Frame farm in Kent, and other estates in Kent and Somerset with leases and woodlands. Timely notice of the sale day and place will be announced in this paper.
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Babram
Cambidge
Lawstone
William Tharnell
Thomas Browne
Linle Abbington
John Butcher
Bournbridge
Bahrain
Little Abbington
County of
Leicester
Borough of
Frame
Benenden
Kent
Cyanok i
Rolvenden
Iwei
John Jenks
Edward Godden
Faris
Alfo
Elierenrita
Somerset
Evercreech
Brewton
Thomas Parker
St. James’s Place
Middlesex
Thomas
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Fort Pate convoy and Indian skirmish near Shawanese Cabins
A dated letter from August 25 1754 details Colonel Reid marching with a large convoy toward Fort Pate and a skirmish near the Shawanese Cabins where horses were abandoned and tracks showed Savages fled. Reports also note a fatal path near Ourray Bridge and a British council at St James's with plans for empire affairs, a Russia embassy, and debates over Poland and European tensions.
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Lantation News
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Virginia
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Sie
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Amisheld
Egwie
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Seis Market
St. James’s
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Poland
Holland
Austria
France
Prutha
Russia
England
Europe
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New
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