Grandsire's Move and Canvassed Offers at Old Silver Lion
Fragments describe Grandsire announcing relocation to a large new house near the Old Silver Lion with fine provisions and vine. He denies a bogus lease by Tum Dess ExN and asserts a nine year lease granted years ago to Antoine/ Pierre Deffein. The notice includes a swift London to Southampton coach service by multiple proprietors and a public sale of Watlington area estate with 26 arable acres and 248 acres of woodland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Calais
N. B
Canterbury
Pum Deffein
Antoine Deffein
Pierre Qualiac
Pum Deficiu
High Court of Chancery
Samuel Bonner
Symonds Inn
Chancery Lane
London
Sherborne Woods
Ore
John Dighton
Watlington
Henley
Tame
Oxford
Auction sale of Mr Walter Incon estate at Newmarket
By order of the executor of Mr Walter Incon deceased who long kept the King s Head Tavern Holborn a full lot of brood mares mares fillies horses and vehicles to be viewed at Newmarket from Monday October first until sale time. Catalogues available at Mr Hensons Rev otory Red Lion Hyde Park Corner Angel Livery Stables Fleet Market the King s Head Tavern Holborn and Mr William South at Newmarket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henson
Newmarket
Oere
Red Lion
Hyde Park Corner
Angel
de Fleet Market
King’s Head Tavern
Holbourn
William South
Bath Ball Night Opens With Ceremonial Return Of Derrick
Bath guests includ e d Lord Abergavenny and nobility as Mr Derrick is reappointed Master of the Ceremonies after a lively ball. London-bound Lord Chief Justice Pratt arrives later with Lady and a party, while Bath society mirrors festive planning for the season. The inscription book fills as Derrick resumes control of the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Bar
Northumberland
Abergaveriy
Quin
Derrick
Plp
London
Jnfice Prate
Frances Flood
Lacy Howe
Hfeory Franklin
Mariad
Lacy
Lee
Coronel Molesworth
Schomberg
Cape
Piel Iliceste
Gloucefer
Sir John Morgan
Burt
Krughe
Birmingham
Lalt
Litchfield
Lake Rovinson
Warwick
Worcester
Dury
Sherborne
Elizabeth Piper
Joan Piper
Launceston
Robert Piper
Bridewell
Tiberry
John Fiper
Port News arrivals and sailings from multiple ports
Port News records sailings and arrivals dated Sept 22 to Sept 25 across London, Portsmouth, Liverpool, and Gravesend. Vessels include Hanover packer Todd bound for Lisbon, Elizabeth Hunt to London, Prince Edward Harvey from London, and several ships sailing to Cork Dublin and Pensacola, with multiple crews noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port News
Falmouth
Hanover Packer
Todd
Lisbon
Poole
William
May
London
Badger
Cooke
Sunderland
Elizabeth
Hunt
Southampton
Prince Edward
Harvey
Sersey Packer
Guillect
Jersey
Cowes
Sally
Perry
Dublin
Gedrgs
Keift
Senegal
Golden Grove
Chitty
Cork
Nelly
Campbell
Pensacola
Deal
Diana
Forbes
Bermudas
Dolphin
Mershal
Friendship
Jeffreys
Liverpoole
Royal visit and court entertainments described in London
Report from London notes that on Tuesday evening their Majesties traveled from Richmond to the Queen's palace and would return Friday evening. The Duke of York hosted a grand Pall Mall entertainment for brothers and nobility. An alert from Germany states the consort of Prince William of Hesse Philipsthal recently bore a prince named Frederick. The Earl Bute presented two pair of Portugal pigeons and a parrot to the Princess Dowager of Wales. Duke of Norfolk arrived at St James's Square from Worksop in Nottinghamshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Queen’s Palace
Richmond
Duke of York
William Henry
Prince Henry Frederick
Pall-Mall
Germany
William of Hesse
Earl Bute
Princess Dowager of Wales
Portugal
Duke of Norfolk
St. James’s Square
Worksop
Notinghamshire
Right Hon Earl of Northumberland in town. Paris letter hints at settlement
Yesterday morning the Right Hon Earl of Northumberland arrived from Bath and visited St James's with the king and queen. An extra Paris dispatch notes Count de Guerchy may return to London after a likely settlement of a King's Bench dispute, with papers handed to a designated gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northumberland
Bath
Charing-cross
St. James’s
Earl of Lincoln
Exchequer
Oatlands
Surry
New Palace
Clumber-park
Nottinghamshire
Paris
Count de Guerchy
London
King’s Bench
England
France
Portsmouth
Spithead
Huffar
Nore
Arrogant
Spinead
Hilfey Barracks
Barton
Limehouse
Pitt
Leeward Island
John Crouch
Revenue
Rouen
Dieppe
Calais
Dunkirk
Reading
Berkshire
Guildhall
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Plough Inn
Princes-Street
Leicester-Helds
de Micre
Che Plough Inn
Princes Street
Leicesterhelds
Thomas Brown
William Brooks
Hounslow
William Burton
Egham
Robert Garvile
Bagthor
John Stevens
Hook
John Savage
Popham Lane
John Barrett
Winchester
James Belton
Southamton
William Games
Nathaniel Poyntell
Lombardstreet
Homefield Howse
Dacceys
Sutton
Act Hone
County of
Kent
Dartford
Sale
Dareford
William James
John Glover
Michaelmas
Glover
Watts
Balinghall Gereer
Hill
Baldwin
W. R
Rainbow Catleehouse
Cornhill
Kary
Newcastle Upon Tyne
George Laidler
Bankruyes
Loir
Usy Cottage
Newcastle
Snc
Snurh
Stee
N.B
Beringham
Tyne
Miles Wett
Clare
Dhe Ucenfils
Irenac Buly
Byddal Actorney
Threadneede-Screet
Loncon
Davidson
Beinett Veritas
Wessecs
Turlington
Parenee Rosen
Birchin-Lane
Royal Exchange
Robert Toaurne
Lowther
Lowyrheerr
Scimp
Lincoln
George Walthew
Walrusnew
Hatton- Garden
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