Valuable Freehold Estate Harden Waish Wilts for sale by private contract
Describes a large Wilts freehold estate near Bath Bristol and Chippenham with manor and advowson at Harden Waish. Includes Harnish House, parkland about 200 acres, additional 400 acres of arable meadow and pasture, stables, outbuildings, gardens, and views, plus two farms. Auction sale of related financial reversions and stock also noted with multiple lots and viewing agents.
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Yea
Hernish
Wilts
Bath
Bristol
Chippenham
Hardenwaish
Harnish House
White Lion
Scotts
New Bridge-street
Blackfriars
London
William Unthank
Norwich
Messrs
J. P. Sturge
Messrs. Michell
Munn and Curtis
Consolidated Bank
Consors Ae
East India Tack
Court of Chancery
Scott
Mildréd’s Court
Poultry
Linga’s
Walbrook
Royal Exchange
Middlesex
Walker
Nation-garden
Auction Mart
Messrs. Munn and Curtis
Petition Rich in Right and Reform Pressures Lords
In the Lords on February 5, petitions from Newmarket, Portsea, Brechin, Laverary, Surrey, Nottingham, Cripplegate, Wigtown, Durham, and Northumberland urged restoring the Queen’s name to the Liturgy and broader reform. Lord Grey noted Birmingham manufacturers report distress and parish relief use, contradicting claims of improved industry, as petitions were laid on the table.
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House OF Lords
Monnay
Hutchinson
Bank of England
Lord Erskine
Newmarket
Portsea
Brechin
Laverary
Surrey
Lord King
Earl Grey
Urham
Elis
Northumberland
Birmingham
Earl
Distress in Birmingham and nation prompts inquiry push
A Birmingham committee report shows a one third fall in consumption of bread meat beer with crack in trade among publicans butchers and neats liver demand. Labour and agricultural distress spread through Lancashire and Scotland as tax burden and cash-payment policies weigh on farmers and manufacturers. The debate centers on whether to launch a national inquiry, with Lords Grey Liverpool Lansdowne and Calthorpe backing government-led investigation while urging restraint and fiscal reform.
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Birmingham
Ryan
Earl Oppose
Lord Grey
South America
Lancashire
Lord G
Marquis of Lansdowne
Earl of Liverpool
Committee On Foreign Trade
Lord L
Scotland
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Ireland
Marquis of
Lansdowne
Marquis of L
Imost
Manchester
Lord Liverpool
Troppau
Laybach
Lord Calthorpe
Fle
House of Commons notices on imports and petitions
The House of Commons heard motions for accounts of foreign corn and Hallow imports over a 1796 to 1820 period, duties on agricultural horses, and tin import/export by country from January 1820 to January 1841. Petitions from Bodinin and Bodinia, Cornwall urged royal name restoration to the liturgy, with opposition notes and printed addresses. Also notice of a Carlisle military employment motion planned for the 19th instant.
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Srrere
Freatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Artaxerxes
Therese
Geneva
Theatre Royal
Englis Opera
Strand
Vauxhall Gardens
N.B
Fank
England
Bank of England
R. Best
Gationery
Folfowitz
H. and W. Smith's
St. Clement's Church
House OF Commons
Curwen
James
Carlisle
WM. Lemon
Bodinin
Cornwall
D. Gilbert
Bodinia
Wales
Hume
Board of Control
Mrnday
Lord Nugent
Leicester
Milan
Lord J. Russel
Sir J. Newport
Government of Ireland
Alderman Wood
Scotland
Petition and motions in Parliament on reform and liturgy
Debates include a Bath petition demanding reform and restoration in the liturgy, calls to publish criminal informations, and a plan to regulate vagrant laws with potential large savings. Lord Castlereagh says no immediate agricultural remedy, hints at inquiry and fiscal safeguards, while ministers face framing criticism over conduct toward the Queen and calls for broader Reform.
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Imperial Parliament
Gooch
Lord Castlereagh
Deajesty
Tavistock
Bramber
Wetherell
Ilegal
Iso
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