Gloucestershire News and Bristol Merchant Deaths
From Bristol a prominent Bristol merchant died on Thursday Sept 6. In Gloucester a procession to St Peter's church preceded a sermon and an entertainment at the Assembly room in Prince's Street to aid apprenticing poor boys. A marriage in Reading, Sept 6 united Mr Thomas Wine Merchant and Miss Walcam. Mortimer mourns Rev. Mr Jackson. Southampton arrivals include the Countess of Verney and Lordships of Glyn Vanbrugh and Poulteney with several captains and officers onboard.
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Port News Arrivals and Departures at Falmouth and Nearby Ports
Portwide notices list ships sailing and arriving at Falmouth and nearby harbors. Vessels including the Providence Braily Sir Croizick and several others departed, with several waiting to accompany ships back to the river. Arrivals at Bristol Dover Liverpool Plymouth and other ports include ships from Waterford London Antigua and Barbados.
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Anniversary of Royal Nuptials Shaped by Political Anger
London reports mark the royal nuptials with muted ceremony as factions distrust the current administration. Notes on Ireland governance, Parliament sessions, harvest fears, and visits by notable peers fill the day, alongside varied society items and local incidents.
Description of Freehold Estate and Parish Lands near Rookby
A detailed notice describes a large Freehold Estate and adjoining parsonage lands near Rookby Morgan and Abbey, including Starforth, Newshamy parish, and the manor of Manton House. It lists boundaries, improvements, occupancy by twelve tenants and thirteen cottagers, and notes no freeholders or copyholders in the lordship. The property covers about 41 acres 26 perches, with timber, stone, clay, and a blue marble quarry, valued at about 3500 pounds for sale under a new valuation. Enquiries directed to Mr Wallis in Norfolk Street and Mr Rolere Nasty at Rookby.
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Alioa Freehold Houk Ac Barnare
Starforth
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Manton
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Mortham
Resllton Abbey
Eegleston Abbay
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Tor
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Ancon
Carlile
Irtea Bridge
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Yasry
de Cony
Wallis
Norfolk Street
Rand Tondon
Rookby
James's Powder for Fever and Smallpox Cure
An old catalog entry describes James's Powder claimed to cure fevers smallpox measles and various disorders. It notes preparations for sea service and naval use with a price of 25. 4d and lists distribution through J Newberts at the Bible and Crown Pauls Yard along with colonial towns Grampian Ireland and colonies Ox ditum.
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Fragmentary decree on a famed London writer and public scandal
Fragmented OCR recalls a journeyman author once honored by the king and subjected to harsh criticism from scribblers. The text laments the shift from praise to scandal and defamation aimed at a prominent London writer, noting past reverence for his services and present denunciation by malignant writers.
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Hima
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