Historic London Inn Seeks Sale of Goodwill and Fixtures
To be disposed is the goodwill of a long established city inn in a prime market area. Premises include a roomy house with about 20 beds, a yard, coach access, stabling for 20 horses, and recent repairs. Furnishings valued around eight hundred pounds to be taken, stock reducible, immediate possession possible. Further particulars to Mr. J. Platt, Solicitor, 8 Green Lettuce-lane, Cannon-street. Also offers to lease Coachmakers Hall and Old Stratford Wharf with full mercantile facilities. viewing arrangements and proposals invited.
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NA Erino Society
Messrs. Sheppards
Frome
C. T
Wm. Barcley
Peel
London
Allan
Frederick’s
Place
Old Jewry
A. B
Burton Coffee House
Cheapside
Narpets
J. Hare and Co
Jate
Britten’s
W& Cannon-street
City
Brussels
Kidderminster
Illett
Holborn Bridge
Hudson and Co
Haymarket
Arty
United Kingdom
Souverion Fraveleing
Paris
Cambrai
Valenciennes
Lyon
Strasbourg
NEW Post
Oflice
Calais
Quai ‘Oltaire
France
Gloucester Coffee-house
Black Bear
Bond-street
Piccadilly
Charing-cross
Bull
Leadenhall-street
Ramsgate
Margate
Deal
Dover
Canterbury
Chatham
Lochester
Gravesend
KR. Thomas and Co Renhe
Westminster Central Mart
Actuaries
Womer
Southampton-street
Strand
J. Platt
Green Lettuce-lane
Cannon-street
Yoachmakers
Ona & Repairing
Michaelmas
Coachmakers'hall
Noble-street
Falcon-square
Company of
Coachmakers and Coach Harnessmakers of
Mrr
S. Collingridge
Coleman-street
Collingridge
Capital Wharf
Grand Junction
Old Stratford
Stony Stratford
Bucks
Grand Junction Canal
J. F. Congreve
Office OF Ordnance
His Majesty's Ordnance
Adair’s Main
Highton Moor
Liver Thames
Faversham
River Medway
Pall-Mall
R. H. Crew
His Majesty
R. H
Mr. Braham
H. 2. Bishop
England
Wellington
Miss Stephens
H. Rt. Bishop
Goulding and Co
Broadwood, Clementi and Co
Lemkinson
Jachmond
Blackfriars-bridge
Richmond
Queenhithe
Twickenham
King’s Arms
Cooper
Richmond Bridge
Slave Trade Treaty debate dominates Imperial Parliament
Lord Holland welcomed the Spanish treaty pledge to abolish the slave trade while criticizing the large 400000 pound grant as insufficient for a real abolition. Lords debated petitions on parish vestries and poor laws, with adjournment set after a second reading of the custody bill.
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House OF Lords
Tuersnay
Bay
Lord Kenyon
Bolton-le- Moors
Earl of Hardwicke
Marquis of Stafford
Borough of
Stafford
Earl Grosvenor
Lambeth
Ee of
Shaftesbury
Lord Holland
Spain
Sain
Petition Debates Blooded in House on Taxes and Reform
Debates cover petitions from Exeter Londonderry Southwick Bristol and London on duties rock salt and county infirmaries in Ireland and calls to reopen reform and public accounts issues. City of London fights an Order seeking account disclosure while a select committee is created on shop window taxes and related grievances.
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House OF Commons
Exeter
George Hill
Londonderry
Charles Burrell
Southwick
Sussex
Hart Davis
Bristol
Protheroe
Lushington
Pro'lheroe
Calcraf
Salt Committee
Cooper
Ireland
Warre
Charles Monck
Cuiwen
City OF
London
WM. Curtis
Orphan's Fund
City of London
Honourable Baronet
Serjeant
Onsl
St. Alban's
W. Curtis
Bennet
Court of Chancery
Baronet
Alderman Wood Sail
Surrey
Sumner
Bridgehouse
Charitabe
Mr. Cauvert
Uorntox
Cacerart
Ww. Cuntis
H. Sumner
Corporation of London
Alderman Wood
P. Burdetl
Westminster
Birmingham
Edinburgh
Newington
Middlesex
F. Burdett
Lord Lascelles
Samuel Romilly
Oxstow
Kirxwan Fixtar
Robinson
Lord Sidmouth
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