Auction notices for Windlesham and Bath estates in Surrey and Somerset
On the premises, Tuesday next the 6th instant at three o clock in the afternoon, a freehold brick messuage with two parlours a kitchen and dairy four bedrooms and dressing room garrets and about an acre of ground adjoining at Windlesham Surrey is to be sold by auction. For details contact Mr Dawat Windlesham or Mr Huffey Attorney Vineyard Gardens near Cold Bath Fields. At the Christopher Inn Bath on Saturday the gift of October between noon and two is a freehold estate called the Grange Charterhouse Hinton Somerset five miles from Bath comprising over two hundred acres with mansion gardens orchards barns stables and other conveniences plus two cottages and two adjoining gardens. The estate is temperate fertile and tythe free part of lands formerly belonging to the ancient abbey. Further particulars from Mr Green Attorney Crane Court Fleet Street London Rev Dr Duncan South Warnborough or Mr Smith Attorney Bradford Wilts.
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Huffey
Vineyard Gardens
Cold Bath Fields
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Gaance
Charterhouse Hinton
County of
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N. B
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London
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Country News
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St. Matthew's
Philip Rathreigh
Salisbury
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Earl of Peterborough
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Ray
Scott
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Thurstone's Farm Freehold Estate to be Sold at Horn Inn
A Freehold estate of 167 acres in Essex near Toppesfield Finchingfield Thurstone's Farm to be sold by Mr Way at the Horn Inn Braintree on Thursday Oct 29 between 2 and 4 pm. The property now leased to Edmund Davey at Michaelmas 177? with rent of gol a year and two Capons, tenant to repair and pay taxes except land tax. Printed particulars available at several offices and inns including Wallis Norfolk Street and Way's Auctioneers in Thame.
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Way
Halsted
Sudbury
Dunmow
Walden
Braintree
Edmund Davey
Davey
Wallis
Norfolk Street
Strand
Chelmsford
Thame
Oxford
The Political Register Septembers Dismission and Anecdotes
This Day was publish'd price 1s Embellished with a Print The Colossus and the Petty Men walking under his legs Lord E dismission accounts of Newcastle House late conferences and ministry conduct in America Lord C speech Extraordinary Bill of Indictment Anecdotes of Wilkes and Hogarth The Political Barometer and more original papers Printed for J Almon Piccadilly price 15d for four numbers
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St. James's
Nums
Lord E
Newcastle House
America
Lord
Stiff Joint Cure Details and Late 18th Century Notices
A medical case describes curing knee stiff ness with hot fomentation etherial oil of turpentine and coal poultice after 18 months of pain from a fall. Country updates note mayors of Fowey Salisbury and Winchester, and market prices for wheat barley oats beans peas. Also reports arrivals at Bath and Birmingham, ship movements, marriages and deaths, and local political canvassing.
James Graham Marries Sally Stuart in Savannah Trade Ties
On July 20, 18th century news reported James Graham, a Savannah merchant active in supplying Indian trade, wed Sally Stuart, eldest daughter of John Stuart Esquire, the King’s Superintendent for Indian affairs in the Southern Department, in Savannah.
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Charles Toum
James Graham
Savannah
Georgia
Sally Stuart
John Stuart
Esg
His Majesty
Southern Department
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