Freehold Estate sale at Northampton with mansion and 452 acres
Notice of sale by auction at the Peacock Northampton for a freehold estate called Moul Jar Park comprising a mansion house farm and enclosed land totaling about 452 acres. About eight acres are not parochial. Sale to occur Saturday the 27th between 11 and 12. Details from Framston Oundle Temple London and at the Peacock. Mr. Pell of Moulton Park will attend. Also a Manchester music festival announcement with dates 17 and 28 and 19 September featuring Giardini and others with subscription and admission prices.
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John Roper
Golden Lion-Inn
Honiton
Churchenadford
Church Staunton
Taunton
Honniton
Exeter
London
Ward
Moffendine
Andree
Staple’s Inn
Robert Willis
Dorchester
Dorset
Thire
Roper
Goodgestreet
Tottenham Court
Road
Richard Tayte
Peacock
Northampton
Mouljar Tox Park
County of
Framston
Oundle
Northamptonshire
Martin
Essex-court
Temple
Thomas Pell
Moulton Park
Manchester
Mesiis
Giardini
Crofcil
Parke
Jobson
Mahon
Weichfell
Farrell
Norris
Reinhold
Harrop
Tattersall
TURF
Hyde Park Turnpike
Duke of Gloucester
Jebb
Maflerano
General Lee
Nantz
Dunk Rk
Smith
Richard
Hosmer
Tercera
Halifax
Carysfort
Fanthaw
Chatham
Nore
Cornwall
Snodland
Rochester
Wiliam May
Gosport
Ramillies
Valint
Egmont
Centaur
Spithead
Dover
Milford Haven
France
Lynne
N.W
George and Mary
Andrews
Newcastle
Iip
Dr. Wolf
Dantzick
Royal Society
Copernicus
Duke of
Saxe Gotha
Brighthelmston
Rouen
Meff
Phillips
Leonard
Max
Dieppe
Paris
Miss Max
Bond
Chester
Kilkenny
Dublin
St. Mary
Hlington
Clerkenwell
St. Pancras
St. Giles In the Fields
Surry
Acton
Joseph Crompton
Wiltshire
Morgan
Tral
Old Bailey
John Graves
Ten Y Morris
Hammersmith
Ann Brown
Patrick Clark
Joseph Nayo
Meff. North and Co
Johin Smith
Che Poperc
Lemuel Langfild
John Hadule
Elizabeth Poly
Dweling
George Roger
Thomas Phillips
Jonathan d ‘Lageton
Nigayay
Anas Roberts
Richard Hall
Dowgate Hall
Robert Sinkoo
Richard Scinitia
Wii saGry
Torprit
Ces of
Thoma
Condes
Haymcks
Mithew Mo Gua
Kuss
Willam Wane
William Walker
Samuel Golding
Deal
Joses and Cooper
Hannah Abrahams
Ettzsbeca Bland
Mayo
St. George’s Middlesex
Brazen Nose College
Oxford
Fuller
Putney
Cockleton
Newgate Market
Toomason
We Iltreet
Excise
Mary Willms
Samuel Raventrot
Rumford
James Sharpe
High Holbourn
Rotherhithe
Everard Moreston
Primrose Street
de la Fontaine
Meffl. Dowson and Co
Tenter Ground
Moorfields
Hull
Hamnermith
Windham
Disquisition on Stone and Gravel Diseases and Remedy Claims
An 1777 pamphlet by S Perry outlines the occult causes of bladder and kidney stones, nucleus formation, and diagnostic distinctions from urethral growths. It criticizes soapy lixiviants and advocates a rational cure. Includes an advertisement for Norton’s Maredant drops with claims of curing leprosy and other blood-borne disorders, and lists London retailers.
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Royal College of Phyficians
S. Perry
T. Bucket
Strand
J. Murray
Fleet-street
J. Evans
Paternuflerrow
Richarson
Urquhart
Royal Exchant
St. James’s- Street
Speech of Sir Benjamin Radger on the present times.
Fragments from a 1640 memorial parliament speech urging action to cure state distress. The speaker denounces advisers harming the king and kingdom, laments revenue drains, and warns of a turning point requiring clear remedies rather than palliatives. Additional items report a duke of Gloucester death rumor, naval movements, crime notices, and local deaths.
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Benjamin Radger
Speaker
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