Parity of News and Letters from 1757 Cheshire and Portsmouth
A letter from Middlewich in Cheshire laments drunkenness and social vice, while other notes include racing results from Andover and York, naval dispatches from Spithead and Portsmouth, Yankee and Canadian skirmishes, and local notices on marriages, deaths, coroner elections, and medicinal lozenges sold by a Well Yard apothecary.
Freehold Farm at Little Heath for sale in Barking parish
Property offered for sale to the highest bidder. Freehold Farm at Little Heath in Barking Essex occupied by Mrs Westmoreland, about four pounds per year, plus two woods totaling about five acres. For further particulars apply to Mr John Ovrey at the Green Man in Jifford.
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Admission rules for General Hospital Bath patients
The text outlines procedural rules for admitting patients to the General Hospital at Bath. It requires a physician description of the patient’s condition, a certificate of poverty, and a letter to the Register of Bath Hospital with three pounds money. Soldiers may show their corps certificate but must describe cases and pay caution money. Noncompliance leads to vagrant treatment.
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Verden encampment and near battles widen in Europe
Postscript from London reports Duke of Cumberland encamped at Verden on August 23 with risk of crossing the Weser into East Frieze land. Richelley moves troops toward Embden to reinforce. Across Bohemia Austrians claim advantage in frequent skirmishes while Prussians lead in earlier clashes. Lisbon note: Goa viceroy and many officers killed in a revolt against Portuguese rule.
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