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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 12, 1765
Page
2
A collection of notices offers rewards for a bay gelding with blaze and snip and a white pointer bitch, plus multiple sales and auctions in Stamford and Macclesfield. Details include locations, rewards of one or two guineas, and invitations to contact listed parties for information or possession.
To be let under life of the presen ce incumben aged fifty two or more a substantial state of health. The Advowson of the Rectory of Ingoldsharpe valued at 1501 per annum in Norfolk about cen miles from Lynn and thirty five from Norwich. The Personage House, Baris, and eee in good repair. For further particulars apply to William Hall of Settle Yorkshire merchant or Mr John Bakcrofe of Gilburn Attorney at Law.
The advertisement lists multiple Devon and Cornwall properties to be sold in fee or in parcels. It details manors, bartons, copyholds, tenements, and lands with rents, demesnes, and life contingencies. Timber, gardens, fisheries, and improvements are noted, with sale dates and viewing contacts.
Royal highnesses dine at Gunnersbury with Princess Amelia before Cumberland heads to Windsor. Duke of Newcastle and Cumberland confer, while Countess of Hertford meets the French King’s family. Earl of Halifax arrives in London from Northamptonshire as Francis Molyneux becomes Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod. The Prince slated for baptism next Wednesday. Lord Viscount Stopford’s son baptized at Berkeley Square with sponsors Earl Cardigan Earl of Courtown and Mrs Townsend. Dragoon Guards renamed to Prince of Wales's regiment. City officials license Publicans at St Margaret’s Hill. 7th to 9th Fair abolished. Rev Walter Bignall inducted at Havering to Surrey. William Smith of Busnaham Essex marries.
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