Castle Cary Somerset Property Sale Announcement
To be sold by auction by suction on Monday the 2nd of October next and the following days at Castle Cary Somerset. The lots include freehold, leasehold, and copyhold estates in Ditcheat and Pitcombe parishes and nearby areas. Printing details forthcoming. For information contact Mr Wilkie in St Paul’s Churchyard LondonMr Collins SalisburyMr Frederick Bath and Kir William Clarke Castle Cary.
Auction of Estate Furniture of John Marshe Dickenson
By order of executors at Dunstable on Tuesday and Wednesday the 16th of October 1771 the sale begins at ten o clock. The auction features mahogany bedsteads chintz damask and other fine furnishings plus fine china plate linen and kitchen items. Viewings scheduled October 2 14 with catalogues at inns in London St Albans Kemble Hempstead Leighton Luton and Woburn. John Shaw auctioneer at Dunstable.
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Houthold
John Marshe Dickenson
Dunstable
County of Bedford
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Rose and Crown
St. John’s Street
London
Bull
St. Alban’s
Red Lion
Kemel Hempstead
Swan
Leighton
George
Luton
Thomas Shaw
Woburn
John Shaw
Dunstadle
House and estate at Westwell Oxfordshire for sale
Listing for the manor of Westwell with mansion and offices near Burford, comprising kitchens, cellars, stables for about twenty horses, dairy, grainery, dove cot, coach house, gardens, and 20 acres of pasture with a pond. Nearby features include fox covers and Burford racecourse with access via Bath and Gloucester roads. Enquiries to Nicholls at Staple’s Inn or Stephens at Kencott. About 23 tons meadow hay and 11 tons English hay, cattle and poultry at tenant’s price expected.
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Westwell
Oxford
William Leyborne Leyborne
Burford
Bath
Gloucester
Nicholls
Staple’s Inn
London
William
Henry Stephens
Kencott
Extraordinary cure by VEGETABLE SYRUP case in Cambridge
A ten year chronic illness with severe back ulcers from Calchest near Cambridge reportedly cured in five weeks by VEGETABLE SYRUP. Case witnessed by Rev Murhall and Dr Burrows. syrup sold in London and Cambridge outlets with stated prices and agents.
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Velnou
James Cole
Calchest
Cambridge
Acarias
Murhall
Christchurch
Minster
Caldicot
Burrows
Dr. Burrows
Prince of Orange
Hay-starket
G. Kearfly
Ludgate-street
Capel-court
Royal Exchange
Fletcher and Hodson
Plague in Smyrna and Ottoman Movements Reported
Overseas dispatches detail Ali Bey’s defeat in Syria as Ottoman forces attack during his retreat. Count Orlow returns with ships, rumors of Candia and Morea expeditions arise. Smyrna faces plague with consuls leaving, locals burying the dead. Oczakow capture rumored. Pest hosts emperor with generals arriving. Hesse Rheinfels marriage news and a new mercantile exchange. Stockholm notes poor harvests from rains.
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Egypt
Chick Daher
Paros
Smyrna
Orlow
Candia
Morea
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Vienna
Pest
Hungary
Prince de Poniatoski
Count de Loudon
Count de Noftitz
Hesse- Rheinfels
Francis of Lichtenstein
Feldsperg
Prince de Lichtenstein
Stockholm
Virginia tobacco losses paid by public funds urged
Letters from Williamsburgh Virginia dated July 23 report the House of Burgesses resolved that tobacco damaged in public warehouses by recent floods should be paid for by the public, except tobacco stored over a year. Also noted are Paris gossip on a 20 livre head tax and other European dispatches.
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Virginia
House of Burgesses
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Clarke
Liverpool
North Carolina
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Paris
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France
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Guards
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Spain
Berlin
Russia
Vienna
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Prussia
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Chatham
Weymouth
London
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Denia
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Berwick
Townshend
Parker
Jefferson
Jonathan
Britain
Portsmouth
Rancorn
Chepire
Duke of Bridgewater
Salisbury Plain
Mersey
Lancashire
Cheshire
Manchester
Stockport
Richard Brookes
Cumberland
London and Ireland News Briefs of Tragedy and Crime
A London column reports fatal powder mill explosions near Moulfey Surrey injuring and killing workers. Other items note violent deaths, marriages ending in death, a Palace Yard stabbing, building collapse injuries, Old Bailey trials with transport sentences, and obituaries. Irish fire in Little Ship Street destroys a hatter’s house and kills three children.
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Dublin
Murder by kick ends life of William May at Hertford bridge
Bath Sept 18 report states William May of Elverton parish aged about 70 was struck by a brickbat during a dispute after a wagon hayride near Hertford bridge. Collyer accused of assault and a coroner's inquest returned an avilful murder verdict. The item also includes multiple medical advertisements for Pyrmont Tablets and herbal snuff praising remedies.
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Bath
William May
Elverton
Hants
Hertforde Bridge
Joseph Collyer
Jett
Collyer
S S HIP NEW S S Deal Sept 19
A maritime dispatch lists numerous ships arriving or sailing from various ports. Vessels named include Carolina from fort Baltick, Tom from V, Betty from Liverpool, Rainbow from Lisbon, Unity from Pete and Monster Lass, and several others with origins such as Jamaica Norway Rotterdam and Petersburgh.
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Yarmouth
Friendship
Phinn
Rotterdam
Dover
Thermten
Sutven
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