4 January 1798 |
Health: "Godfrey's Rose lozenges" from R. Cruttwell, J Bull, M Lamb, Hooper & Keenes, T Horton, H Knight, H Parry & 8 others in Bath.
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Bath Chronicle
19/1798 article:1,e |
3 January 1799 |
Charity: Bath Hospital, a/cs for 1798 - collections at various churches on 24 Dec totalled £390 11s 4½d (& £402 7s 10½d with private donations); other benefactions total £270 3s.
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Bath Chronicle
19/1799 article:1,d |
4 January 1770 |
Goods: ## for sale - musical & plain clocks 4 to 100 guin each, gold watches 10-15 guin, silver & pinchbeck watches 1½ -10 guin etc. By Evill's of London etc, at Market Place, Bath & elsewhere.
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Bath Chronicle
20/1770 article:2,c |
6 January 1785 |
Property: auction contd, lot 2/3 - a close of meadow adj Box, in renting Mr Morgan Davis at £10 p.a; lot 3/3 freehold tnmnt, garden & orchard, now in possn Mr James Head. At Castle & Ball Inn on 10 Jan.
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Bath Chronicle
20/1785 article:2,b |
5 January 1786 |
Travel: for sale - neat postchaise with plated furniture. To be viewed Kilvert's, coachmaker, Monmouth St. Bath
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Bath Chronicle
20/1786 article:2,c |
3 January 1788 |
Leisure: Frome Assemblies - at George Inn, Frome on 3 near dates.
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Bath Chronicle
20/1788 article:1,d |
1 January 1789 |
Art: miniature portrait paintings of the gentry & nobility by Mr Read (in Bath for few weeks at Mr Breuer's, Broad St, Bath).
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Bath Chronicle
20/1789 article:1,d |
5 January 1792 |
Fashion: cheap lace & haberdashery warehouse, 5 Church St, Bath - E Brickman, proprietor
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Bath Chronicle
20/1792 article:1,d |
4 January 1798 |
Agriculture: average price of wheat 52s 6d England & Wales 23 Dec
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20/1798 article:2,c |
3 January 1799 |
Leisure: disorderly behaviour of servants at places of public amusement - following, Magistrates to ban servants from lobbies & passages to prevent the Company being exposed to insult. Ladies & gentlemen requested to wait in lobbies for the chairs to work regularly
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Bath Chronicle
20/1799 article:1,e |
4 January 1770 |
Crime: theft - shoes to value £30 taken from Cheshire Shoe Warehouse, Horse St, Bath on Sunday night by shopbreakers. Reward 10 guin from John Henry Norris.
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Bath Chronicle
21/1770 article:2,d |
6 January 1785 |
Health: remedies - "Glass's Magnesia" from 3s to 1 guin without stamp duty at Bulls, & at Pratt's Library
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Bath Chronicle
21/1785 article:2,c |
5 January 1786 |
Health: remarkable cures of cancer without incision (cancers preserved in spirits) by Mrs Plunkett Edgcumbe, opp Cornwell Bldgs nr Walcot Church. Testimonials.
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21/1786 article:2,c |
3 January 1788 |
Education: Mrs Ford & her sister's school for young ladies - opens at Frome 14 Jan. Boarding 10 guin p.a, entrance 1 guin
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Bath Chronicle
21/1788 article:1,d |
1 January 1789 |
Art: miniature & portrait paintings - by Mr Guest 1 North Parade, Bath, between 2 & 20 guin. Specimens at Mr Mulleney's, wine merchant, 1 N Parade. Also lessons in drawing and painting etc.
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Bath Chronicle
21/1789 article:1,d |
5 January 1792 |
Art: sculpture in ivory offered by Stephany at Mr. Rosenberg's, North Parade, detail so fine that you need a glass to discover some of its beauties.
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Bath Chronicle
21/1792 article:1,d |
4 January 1798 |
Goods: bread prices - in London, 8½d/quartern; in Bath 6d wheaten loaf to weigh 2lb 13 oz 12 dr, standard loaf 3lbs 4oz 2 dr
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Bath Chronicle
21/1798 article:2,c |
3 January 1799 |
Property: to let - house in Marlborough Bldgs, Bath. Possession next Xmas. Apply Mr Salmon, attorney, Bath.
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Bath Chronicle
21/1799 article:1,e |
4 January 1770 |
Fashion: cosmetics - "Milk of Roses" to remove & soften roughness of the skin for ladies, gentlemen and children; also "Royal Liquid" to stop hair falling out. From Mr Bull, jeweller, The Grove, Bath
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Bath Chronicle
22/1770 article:2 d |
6 January 1785 |
Health: General Hospital Bath - detailed conditions for admission, sickness described by physician, deposit £5, certification etc.
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22/1785 article:2,c |
5 January 1786 |
Agriculture: ## Ford & Chambers, nursery & seedsmen, New Bridge, Exeter. Fruit trees & bushes [very detailed list]. also ash, elm, poplar, pine & evergreen oak trees, etc
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22/1786 article:2,c |
3 January 1788 |
Education: school for young ladies at 26 Westgate St, Bath - Miss Ewing. Attention paid to their morals & education. Opens again 7 Jan.
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22/1788 article:1,d |
1 January 1789 |
Travel: postcoach from White Lion, Market Pl, Bath to Thompson's Hotel, Exeter, via Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton. 5am 6 days/wk. Inside £1 4s, outside 12s. Performed by G Arnold, White Lion, Bath & T Thompson, Hotel, Exeter.
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22/1789 article:1,d |
5 January 1792 |
Inns: Three Cups Inn & Chop House, nr St Michael's Church. Landlord Mr Garland from Mr Lucas's York House. Stables, comfortable accomodation
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Bath Chronicle
22/1792 article:1,d |
4 January 1798 |
Politics: ## civil disorder - shearmen from surrounding towns intended outrage at Bamford's Mills & Messrs Collicot & Co. in Twerton & Weston on 17 Dec. Stopped, with aid from civil power & military (Surrey Fencibles & Berkshire Militia). Churchwardens & inhabitants of local parishes -- resolution & rewards.
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22/1798 article:2,c |
3 January 1799 |
Travel: Dorset & Somerset Navigation - report of general meeting at George Inn, Frome on 3 Dec ordered call of 10s/share. Prosecution to be commenced against those with arrears exceeding £10/share. R & U Messiter, clerk.
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22/1799 article:1,e |
4 January 1770 |
Publications: "The Royal Farrier" or "The Whole Art of Farriery" by James Townsend (farrier to late Duke of Cumberland), new book 2s sewn, 2s 6d bound from London & all other booksellers.
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Bath Chronicle
23/1770 article:2,d |
6 January 1785 |
Livestock: for sale - horses at livery in Kingsmead St, Bath.
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Bath Chronicle
23/1785 article:2,d |
5 January 1786 |
Property: auction - l/hold dwelling house, E-side, 4 Queen Sq, Bath now in tenure Miss Erskine, 40 yrs unexpired of 95 yrs. 8 garrets etc. At York House on 17 Jan at 7pm by William Cross.
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Bath Chronicle
23/1786 article:2,c |
3 January 1788 |
Education: employment wanted - young person who has studied mathematics seeks post by notice to Master of Academies. Direct to A.B at Cruttwell's.
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Bath Chronicle
23/1788 article:1,d |
1 January 1789 |
Travel: elegant postcoach from White Lion Inn, Bath to Oxford via Chippenham, Malmesbury etc. Inside £ 1 1s, outside 12s. Performed by G Arnold, White Lion, Bath & Wentworth, Oxford.
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Bath Chronicle
23/1789 article:1,d |
5 January 1792 |
Finance: ## appeals against tax assessement for the parishes of St Peter & Paul, St James and St Michael. To be heard by Assessors of the King's Taxes at Guildhall 26 Jan.
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23/1792 article:1,d |
4 January 1798 |
Fashion: diamonds, necklaces etc (brought from Mr Dovey's of London) for sale by Mr Epps at 4 Green Street, Bath
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Bath Chronicle
23/1798 article:2,d |
3 January 1799 |
Finance: Sun Fire Office - receipts available for those renewing premiums which expire at Xmas. J Smith, Westgate Bldgs, Bath; Robert Butt (Warminster).
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Bath Chronicle
23/1799 article:1,e |
4 January 1770 |
Finance: debtors of James Browne, breeches-maker, late of Bath, to send accounts to Mr Edward Vernon Goodall, attorney, Bath.
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Bath Chronicle
24/1770 article:3, a |
6 January 1785 |
Publications: "Housekeepers Accompt Book for 1785", pub. for R Cruttwell & W Taylor, Bath. 1s 6d on fine demy 8vo.
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24/1785 article:2,d |
5 January 1786 |
Property: private sale - lot 1/4, inheritance in fee of cnr house, N side Brock St (partly in Crescent), delightful views. In tenure of Henry Sandford, esq. Enq Mr Symons, attorney, Corn St. Bristol.
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24/1786 article:2,d |
3 January 1788 |
Fashion: Elizabeth Mandell having just returned from London is transferring millinery business from Wade's Passage to 41 Milsom St, Bath.
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Bath Chronicle
24/1788 article:1,d |
1 January 1789 |
Travel: Bath & Exeter mailcoach - Three Tuns & Lamb Inns, Stall St, Bath to Exeter, 10am, arrive 9.30 pm same day, began last 25 Dec, fare £1 4s. With Bassant's newly invented patent coach. Performed by Dobson, Dover, & Co. Bath.
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24/1789 article:1,d |
5 January 1792 |
Finance: corn business firm of Bond & Stone to be run by William Bond only. Creditors of late partnership apply to 8 Margaret's Bldgs or Quay Warehouse, Bath
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Bath Chronicle
24/1792 article:1,d |
4 January 1798 |
Services: wanted - journeymen cordwainers. Apply Edward Atkins, shoemaker, 5 Orange Grove, Bath. Noone need apply who belongs to an illegal society.
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Bath Chronicle
24/1798 article:2,d |
3 January 1799 |
Agriculture: wheat prices - Devizes 42s to 52s/qtr; Newbury 44s to 55s; Warminster 43s to 52s; Reading 40s to 57s.
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Bath Chronicle
24/1799 article:2,b |
4 January 1770 |
Finance: anyone with income (including widows) wishing to raise a loan apply at the White Lion, Market Place
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Bath Chronicle
25/1770 article:3:00 AM |
6 January 1785 |
Leisure: rope-dancing, tumbling, dancing dogs at Exhibition Rooms, Bond St, Bath. Boxes 3s, Pits 2s, Gall 1s
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Bath Chronicle
25/1785 article:2,d |
5 January 1786 |
Property: private sale - lot 2/4, inheritance in fee, house, N side Brock St. In tenure of Mrs Cox. View thro' Mr Fielder, Rivers Street, Bath. Partcrs Mr Symons, Corn St, Bristol.
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Bath Chronicle
25/1786 article:2,d |
3 January 1788 |
Fashion: White & Thomas, milliners, have just taken shop in Wade's Passage, Bath (late Mr Mandell's). Articles made, adhering strictly to elegance & fashion
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Bath Chronicle
25/1788 article:1,d |
1 January 1789 |
Deaths: King Charles IIIrd of Spain died yesterday at midnight in his 73rd yr & 30th yr of reign. From Madrid 14 Dec.
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25/1789 article:2:00 AM |
5 January 1792 |
Property: house with workshops and garden to be sold in fee, or let, near Market Place, Devizes, occupied by Mr Swayne, coach-maker. Suitable for business. To view, apply Mr Whichcord, Devizes; prtcrs from Mr Handy, Monmouth St, Bath.
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25/1792 article:1,d |
4 January 1798 |
Travel: horses for sale - pair of bay coach geldings, price £80. Enquire the ostler, White Lion Bath, or the Crown at Bathford
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Bath Chronicle
25/1798 article:2,d |
3 January 1799 |
Goods: bread prices in Bath - 6d wheaten loaf to weigh 3lb 2oz 4 dr; standard loaf to weigh 3lb 9oz 8dr.
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25/1799 article:2,b |