Swaffham Races and Meeting Details
Norfolk notices the Swaffle races on the Swattham New Course with Plate events for six year olds and aged horses, purses of fifty pounds, and conditions about ownership and qualification. Also listed are entries for Hunters, Free Plate, entrances, and rules with a plan for dinners and a ball at the Crown during the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swaffham
Norfolk
Swattham
Suffolk
Norwich
Swaffhimn
Chen
Lord Oiford
Shaftoe
Tinker
Swafhan
N.B
Newbury Flying Stage Chaise Service Details
Notice describes the Newbury Flying Stage Chaise operated by Exit Pinnel and Co. from the Globe Inn Newbury, carrying four passengers for ten shillings each to the Bell Savage Ludgate Hill and back, with weekly departures, baggage handling, weight limits, and pickup points atReading Colnbrook and other inns, including rules on payment and valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbury
Globe Inn
Ludgate Hill
Pinnel, and Co
Bell Savage
Reward Offered for Absconded Servant in Chiswell Street
Notice details a missing servant from Mr Moore of Chiswell Street who stole valuables including a pinchbeck watch, a silver fable spoon, teapoons, money and silk. A reward of five guineas is offered for apprehension and delivery to justice with description of the suspect, a Yorkshireman about twenty one, five feet six, then wearing a brown wig and grey frock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Chiswell-Street
Liverpool
Lancashire
Mailed Real Estate Sale near Chester in 1391 income
A large estate near Chester is advertised with about 900 acres of land and the rever sign of 1391 per year, plus a life interest of 1391 per annum, offering great improvements. The property includes Saighton Hall and several well‑tenanted farms in good repair within three miles of the city. Inquiries to Mr Blcock in Grosvenor Street and Mr Parnell in Chester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saighton Hall
County of
Chester
Ester
Blcock
Anrewys
Grosvenoxfizeer
Parnell
Zoté
McRntage
Christopher Wood
Eiggs
Norton
Cannock
Safford
Nort
Litchfield
Walsall
Woolverhampton
Stafford
Cank Wood
Hay of Ogiey
Forest of
Henry Wood
Woolverhampenn
John Howe
Walfill
Thomas Cale
William Mare
Norcon
Baker
Haberdathers Hall
Cheanside
Londo
Evans Announces Continuation of Boarding School in Shrewsbury
Mes Evans, long running a boarding school in Castlestreet Shrewsbury, informs the public that after Mrs Harwood's death she will continue the education of children with vigor. She pledges fidelity in entrusted charges and notes a staff of suitable masters to teach reading writing dancing music and French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. Evans
Castlestreet
Shrewbury
Har- Wood
Notable Lawyer Richard Milles Sought for Information
A notice seeks information on Richard Milles a long resident of Hampton Middlesex then Hitchin Hertfordshire and later at Henley upon Thames Osfordshire serving Mr Newell in 1734 as clerk or whiter. The finder may gain a significant reward if he can locate Milles or confirm his whereabouts and death details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Milles
Hampton
Middlesex
Hitchen
Hertfordshire
Newell
Henley Upon Thames
Osfordshire
Robert Palmer
Chancery Lane
Palmer
Property of William Rawkins in Wolverhampton Seized for Bankruptcy
A notice states the debtor William Rawkins of Wolverhampton is bankrupt. It lists three freehold messuages with stables in Wolverhampton held by tenants Wane Crutchley Peter Barlow and the bankrupt, plus pews and church sittings valued about 451. Also a leasehold estate for three lives in the town held under church surrender, with inquiries directed to John Yoakley in London Joseph Lane in Wolverhampton or Francis Stuart in Wolverhampton for further particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rees
Vine Tavern
St. Peter’s Church Yard
Kxon
Crediton
Kirton
Devon
Marth
Cary Street
London
Yarde
Pen Found
Dartmouth
Ludgraves
Enfield Chace
George Armstrong
Deceas
Warneford Armstrong
Caper. Armstrong
Paradise Row
Chelsea
Thomas Armtrong
Poland
Mr. Lough
Monumenc Yard
Willliam Rawkins
Hoberhampton
Stafford
Mercer
Wolverhampton
John Mullender
John Yoakley
Milk Street
Joseph Lane
Francis Stuart
Premises in Woodbridge Estate of Deceased Mr. Burnard Sold
The Key and adjoining warehouses granaries and salt houses in Woodbridge Suffolk, lease expiries 1752 to 1756, with Anchor house brewhouse stable and six new houses fronting the Key, all leasehold or freehold, rents and taxes noted, sale arranged by Hagquire Mrs Burnard and solicitors at Grays Inn and Woodbridge Abbey. Vessels of two to three hundred tons can reach the key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yohn Reed
Gosport
Portchester
Portsmouth
Southampton
Cape
John Barker
Huntingdon
George Inn
Black Horse
Stukely
Sutton-Fen
Cambridge
Porthalm
Thomas Warner
Manifon Warner
Sc. Ives
County of
Wilert Hatchere
Eennard Stevens
London
Woodbridge
Suffolk
Anthony Burnard
Seren Abbott
Cornfaéter
Robert Adams
Sweden Fullers
Hhefaid Mir
Susanna Fynn
Hagquire
Burnard
Walthamston
Essex
John Noyes
Grays Inn
Robest Sparrow
Abbey
N.B
Exeter Inn Adverts and Royal Medicinal Powders
A dated notice promotes an inn in Exeter with coach house and stabling inviting tenants. It also touts Royal Patent Medicinal Powders claiming blood purification and cures for skin ailments with a no cure no money offer in London. The ad offers gratis cures to guards and sailors if demanded by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syore
London
Samuel Major
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Caleb Blake
Clerkenwell Cloy
King’s Arms
Totnes
Dévonsuire
Barton and Demesnes
Broad Hempston
Robert Hunt
Newton Buthel
Asshbu
Salisbury
Francis Price
Clarke
Royal Exchange
Millar
Strand
Dodsley
Pall-Mall
Baldwin
Paternoster Row
Owen
Exeter
Henry Rawlins
John Richards
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