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Newspaper

London Evening Post

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 27, 1772

Page

3

Estates for Sale in Welch Pool Montgomery County

To be sold in lots at the Castle Inn Welch Pool on Wednesday the 4th of November at 11 in the forenoon. Contains about 230 acres of enclosed property with extensive rights of common, currently on old rents totaling over 11 pounds per annum, in several parishes including Pool Buttington Guildsfield Myood Llangynn Llanwyddelain Llanfair Llaniligan Manavon and Castle-Cierinion. Details from Tennant Barnard's Inn London Ashby in Shrewsbury Bromley Welch Pool Trobert Copthorn and Birkect Pool.

Castle Inn Welch’ Pool Montgomery Gilbert Odrell Welch Pool Pool Buttington Guildsfield Myood Llangynn Llanwyddelain Llanfair

Sale of Windsor dwelling and outbuildings at Crown Inn

To be sold to the best bidder on Wednesday November 4 at twelve o'clock at night, a compact messuage with garden and out-houses in Prescot Street Windsor held from the Dean and Chapter of Windsor on a running lease of 46 years renewable every 14. One year’s rent and a yearly quit rent of 13s 0d with premises in good repair. Details from Mr Nor law, Windsor, or Mr Hodges in Temple Lane London. the test will show the premises.

Crown Bowyers Herwood Nor‘law Windsor

Compact five roomed house in Sussex village

Describes a two story compact house of five rooms on the first floor with closets and offices, plus coach-house and outbuildings, bounded by a small garden. Located at Burwalh Sussex about 50 miles from London and 4 from Hurstgreen on Haslings road with a turnpike to Lewes. May include up to five acres of land at rent. Inquiries to Mr Hoffey Ashford Kent or Mr Edward Huffy Richard's Coffee-house near Temple Bar. Henry Monk of Burwath wall will show the premises.

Burwalh Sussex London Hurstgreen Haslings India D Jirostora Court of Proprietors JM Wheeler Dascelles McWaer Monkton Devaynes Cuming Langlois Andrew Stuart Impey Mr. Roberts Boddam The India Company Wier Lord Clive Allen I India-House Wight Bombay St Helena Deptford Awmyon Lond Clive Downs Baltjck Yarmouth Roads Hamilton Parkinson Eustatia Amsterdam Holdands Surry France Middle Temple Garsdean Tawer Temple Chifwe'l-street Poultry Compter Guildhall Aldernay William Godsche NeWwington James Blake Poplar Thomas Male Benjamin Johnson James Affent John Leary George Em, Alias Butehér John Rogers Tane Poulton Edmund Burton Lewis Williams Richard ‘Cole Robert Aistrop John Fryers Ann Silver Arthur Byrne Mary ‘Truebridge James Dempsey Charles Gould Sazum Dietele

Weekly Miscellany promises entertaining and instructive content

A verbose prospectus for The Weekly Miscellany or Agreeable and Instructive Entertainer, detailing 24 pages per issue, copper plate engravings, descriptions of London and Westminster buildings, views of Oxford and Cambridge, and a fortnightly chronicle. It promotes varied pieces in prose and verse, with a plan to bind into a pocket companion and a new edition forthcoming.

Pembroke England R. Goodby J. Towers Cripplezate R v Baldwin Paterinofter-row London Westminster Oxford Cambridge Pais

Auction of Badger Hall and Ripon estates in Yorkshire

By order of the assignees of John and James Gorescill, a large sale at Ripon and Sharow includes freehold estates Lot 1 a brick dwelling in Westgate Ripon with warehouses and yards. Lot 2 Badger Hall with 121 acres and outbuildings. Lot 3 tithe land at Sharon with a brick dwelling and meadow. Lot 4 borough house in Westgate. Lot 5 Two fields of meadow. Lot 6 One acre of sick meadow in Bishopton. Lot 7 remaining lease of 16 acres in Sharow. Also stock, furniture, and farming implements to be sold later. Viewing arranged with tenants and assignees Henry Atkinson, Carter, Curry. catalogues at several inns and offices.

Samuel Ardsley John James Gorescill Ripop Yorkshire John Pickerfilt Phairdy Ripon Tiz John Pykersgill Westgate Badger Hall Carthorpe County of York Ripon Bedale Thirkk Henry Ruthtan Wrigglesweeth Sharon Sagrow Dea Wesgate John Uillington Twy Pickersgil Bishopton Hear Woddhouse Perann Sharow Rickersgill Henry Atkinson Meirs Thomas Carter Henry Curry London Adams Mari Lane White Swan Inn Bedale Yhirth Crown Borough-bridge Middieham Samuel Crosley Bell-asley Coleman-street

Levee at St James's marks resignations and appointments

Yesterday Lord Chief Baron Parker resigned as Chief Baron of the Exchequer. Sir Sidney Smythe was appointed to the office in Parker’s room. James Eyre was named Recorder of London and a Knight. Various London appointments and judicial changes followed, with notes on the Lord Mayor election scrutiny and other civic actions.

Baron Parker St. James’s Exchequer Sidney Stafford Smythe Thomas Parker James Eyre London Alleyne Bearcroft City of London Westnin‘fler Hall Earl of Harcoust Kingdom of Ireland Earl of Leicester James Stuart Mackenzie Bute Privy Seal Scotland Tirol O&t Say's Ifer Lin Brixen Bolzano Meran Swater Inspruck Halledone Infpruck Constantinople Caflim-Pacha Guildhall Oliver Wilkes Townsend

Marriages Died and Public Notices From London

The column lists several marriage announcements including George Wm Ruffel to Misg Galway and Henry Baker to Mrs Sarah Winstanley with other weddings at Limehouse and Blackwall. It notes deaths such as Rev. Geo Button and Mr Andrew Rome with incidental notices of robberies, counterfeit coin cases, bankrupts, and financial notices. Also contains stock prices, prices of goods, and tide times.

George Wm. Ruffel Clapham Misg Galway Limehouse Henry Baker Blackwall Sarah Winstanley Frederick Dolge Prince’square Caleman Camberwell James Murray Devere Street Dorothy Farner New Bond Street Crocker Dyer’s Buildings Coney Kentith Town Geo. Button Langford Parva South Newton Wiltshire Sethhe Lynn Regis Andrew Rome Galloway Stotland Morton Witertham Sretor Newenden Erith Gallippi Carsharton Jacopson Stanehope-street May Fair Fanthaw Guards Percival Forr Brentford Edinburgh Greenock Sanderson Glasgow Tearch Smith Renfrew Brindley Cee Esunr Orlow Otfons Soho Hagley Park Manchester Liverpool Bath É&Ec James Atkins Elm«don James Cockerill Robert Cockerill South Buields Urham Coffee-hon Bull’s-head Inn Thos. Naylor Middlewich Cheshire Crivener Globe Henry Neale Wii, Jones Alex. Fordyce Richard Down Threadneedie Street London Bankers and Copartners Guild Wim Rifdon Crediton Devonshire Merch Berlen's Alex.Pepper Mile-end New-town Abraham Pearce

Grand Duke Becomes Major and Court Honors Noted

From the London Gazette dating August 27 Petersburg notes the Grand Duke reaches eighteen and becomes Major as Duke of Holstein amid Imperial compliments. Reports from Moscow and others say health remains good despite rains and plague, with officials maintaining preventive orders. Royal impositions include General Sprengperten named Colonel of the guards and dragoon corps upgraded to a horse guards unit. Petersburg and Vienna dispatches record honors to Count Colloredo and Prince Lobkowitz with orders and collars of distinguished orders.

Petersburgh Holstein Stogkbgles Regiment of Guards Sprengperten Ferfen Vienna Prince Gallitzin Order of St Prince Joseph de Lobkowitz Jelties

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