Capital Mansion-House at Benwell for Sale Near Newcastle
For sale a freehold Benwell mansion estate two miles from Newcastle upon Tyne, with grand river Tyne views, rich meadows and pastures, six acres of corn, extensive offices, stables for thirty horses, water supply, and ornamental plantations. Price and plan available from Mathew Duahe, Esq., Lincoln's Inn.
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Benwell
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Northumberland
Newcastle
Carlisle
Tyne
Mathew Duahe
Linccoln’s Inn
Notice of Debtors and Trustees in Blacklidge and Entwistle Estates
Public notice from Lancashire dated Sept 19 1771 details the transfer of all estate and claims to creditors for Christopher Blacklidge and John Entwistle, with trustees Rainford Kerthaw and Robert Blacklidge. Creditors must present demands within two months, or be excluded from the settlement. The notice urges Blacklidge to return home and notes admiration for Dr Lowther’s Nervous Powders, sold under royal authority at several outlets.
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Lancashire
Christopher Blacklidge
Wheelton
Lancaster
Chorley
John Rainford
John Entwistle
Heaper
London Gazette
Samuel Kerthaw
Whittle On
le Woods
Robert Blacklidge
Richard Smith
Christopher Blacksidee
Henry Bankes
William Stephenson
Kennet
Wilkes
Bankes
Stephenford Kirkman
Shakespear
Alsop
Rossiter
Newport Pagnell
Sol
Mr. Pennell
Forester
Mr. Lenton
Lord Offory
Spoon
Mr. Hewitt
Mr. Smyth
Hazard
Mr. Adams
Wells
Mr. Parker
Danger
Fleet-street
Tharper
Old Bailey
Hos
Hawes
Daniel Jones
Elizabeth Welch
Thomas Bradshaw
Francis Craven
Robert Collington
John Haydon
James Gibbons
Thomas Fisher
Joshua Jennings
Covent Garden
Jane Gardner
Edward Colman
Marcus Annesley
Joseph Cooke
Annesley
James Heath
Haynford
Norfolk
Mr. Good
Shroton
Dorsetshire
Donatus O'Callaghan
Isaac Bickerstaf
Miss Dean
Jermynstreet
Islington
Thomas Wilson
Preston
Phillips
William Young
Mitcham
Surry
Clapham
Great Marlow
Buckinghamshire
John Oxlade
Mary Darke
Thomas Jones
Hornby
St. Paul’s Church Yard
John Olding
Cornhill
Betsey Welch
Haverfordwest
John Gambold
Stanton Harcourt
Oxfordshire
Burford
Charles Earl of
Waltham Cross
Francis Hooker
Southampton-street
Bloomsbury
George Farrel
Binns
Bing
Threadneedle-street
Mr. Walton
Noblestreet
Remarkable cure for longstanding disorder via Balsamic Tin ture
A 1777 testimonial from THO. FEATHERSTONE praises a Balsamic Tin ture remedy for a wife’s twelve year siege of severe rheumatic symptoms, swelling, skin scars, cough, and breathlessness. He urges distribution through Bethnal Green, cites hospitals’ limits, and notes wholesale and retail sale by F Newbery with cautions against counterfeits.
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Bethnal-green
Sam
Tho
Featherstone
F. Newbery
St. Paul’s Church-yard
Morocco Mob Threatens Jews as Emperor Quells Revolt
A letter from Cadiz describes a mob of about 6000 fanatics in Morocco attacking Jewish homes and wealthy Moors. The Emperor delayed action, then surrounded the rebels, executed the ringleader, and sent troops to quell provinces. Other dispatches note Pest camp decamping and reinforcements to Poland, and ships from Leghorn report Russian fleets and Turkish movements. Grand Duchess gives birth to a prince in Florence. Corvettes being fitted at Brest for Martinique.
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Cadiz
Mogador
Kingdom of
Morocco
Roper
Vienna
Pest
Hungary
Poland
Leghorn
Yeterday
Paros
Spiritow
Arff
Orlow
Dardanelles
Moean
Florence
Paris
Brest
Martinico
Lisbon Mail and London Weather News From The Past
Yesterday arrived a mail from Lisbon via Hanover packet. Reports say a Danish squadron in the Mediteranean compelled restitution after a Danish ship was seized by Algerines. Local elections and public notices fill the day, with arrests, promotions, marriages, deaths, and ship arrivals noted across London and ports.
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Lisbon
Hanover
Todd
Falmouth
Venus
Balfour
Duke of Gloucester
Jarvis
Portmouth
Gibraltar
Mediteranean
Algerines
Algiers
Half-Moon
Cheapside
Cockfedge
Messrs
Aldermen Bridgen
Bridgesmaster
Berwick
Towsend
Jefferson
Dell
Princess Dowager of
Wales
Kew Green
Deury
Duck Island
St. James’s Park
Thomas Whitmore
9Th Regiment of Foot
Bridgnorth
Henry Bright
Bristol
Levi Ames
Jeremiah Baker
Pawlet St. John
Winchester
Charles Whitworth
Old Bailey
Bank trupts and surrender notices at Guildhall
A list of debtors and surrender dates for individuals in London and Moorfields with surrenders set for Sept 24 26 28 Oct and Nov at Guildhall including Stephen Ballard John Cockton and John Smith names, trades, and locations. Also notices of dividends at Yoxford and certificate grants for Joseph Browne John Firth Arthur Edwards Joseph Wright. Also a dental advert for Hemet dentist to her majesty and prices of the Effence of Pearl with distribution details and corn prices and high water times at London Bridge.
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Stephen Ballard
St. Mary le Botte
Lids
Berdasher
Guildhall
Johhn Cockton
Princes-street
Moorfields
Wenever
John Smith
Tooley-street
Southwark
Oile and Colourman
Guildehall
Samuel Balls
Yoxford
Ineholder
Cheefersionger
Joseph Wright
Great Exitcheap
Mr. Hemet
Princess Amelia
N.B
W. Baily
Cockspur-street
Haymarket
J. Price
Leadenhall-street
London
Dissertation on the Goat and Other Chronic Diseases
Publication notice in a London pamphlet issue offering a work titled Dissertation on the Goat and other chronic diseases with remarks and observations. The address to Dr Cadogan indicates the author solicits review of absurdities and contradictions in the treatise. Printed for J Almon and partners at multiple central London locations.
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Cadogan
J. Almon
Burlinton House
Piccadilly
J. Wilkie
St. Paul’s Churchyard
F. Blythe
John’s Coffee-house
Royal Exchange
Velno's Vegetable Syrup Cure Case at Fenstanton
The account touts Velno's Vegetable Syrup as a cure for scurvy and blood impurities. Edward Martin of Fenstanton, once debilitated with eruptions and dizziness, reportedly recovered after seven bottles, with life and appetite restored. The advertisement invites inquiry and lists sellers in Haymarket, Cape Court, and near Royalty.
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Velno
Dward Martin
Fenstanton
Cambridge
Huntingdon
Burrows
Martin
Prince of Orange House
Haymarket
G. Kearsley
Istreet
No. S
Cape-court
Royaly
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France
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Ship News
Deal
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