Sale of Limpsfield estate near Croydon at King's Arms Inn
A parcel in Limpsfield Surry near Croydon to be sold by auction on Saturday at noon at the King's Arms Inn Croydon. It includes a house with offices garden and over 3 acres with spring water and two tenements adjoining plus 39 acres of pasture and arable land in 13 inclosures. Some land is freehold and leasehold, terms expire 1883. Entry at Old Michaelmas. Plans shown at Bridges House Mr Brown Croydon and Hull Inn Temple.
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King’s Arms Inn
Croydon
Old
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Limpsficld
London
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Har Aada - 3
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Semple-bar
Benjamin Thomas ‘Taylor Bird
George Colebroke
Craer
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Drummond
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Bird
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Eustace
16Th Regiment
America
Lawhers
Letter from Marquis DArgenon on Prince Edward mercy request
Translation of a 1746 letter from the Marquis DArgenon, secretary to Mr Wax Hoy, urging English ministers to spare Prince Edward and his adherents from harsh measures. The note argues for moderations, warns of dangerous consequences, and asks for a reply to inform the King. From the Camp of Bouchant.
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Marquis D’argenson
Wax Hoy
States General
Great discontent over Dyers delays in famine era
Stockholm reports widespread discontent as the Dyer delays 14 months on trifling matters worsen famine. Deputies fear return and urge the King to adopt safety measures for departure. Confidence and unanimity now prevail among all States orders. Vienna notes Henry Macdonel died at Madrutz Croatia at 118.
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Imperial and foreign notices from London in 1772
Extracts report quartering for winter in Poland with two rooms per family, fortification at Landeron, clergy ordination limits, Sweden Russia Finland moves, Vienna and Petersbourg taxation of religious houses, Paris Sade affair beheading, Stockholm guard ribbons, London gubernatorial events, pensions, and maritime notices including ships Royal Admiral and Speedwell. Occasional crimes, deaths, and marriages noted.
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Roffeter
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Ake
Livery of
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Frederick Bull
Middlesex
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