Farmland and Estates Sale Adapting to Welsh and English Regions
An 18th or 19th century notice describes sale of a Lincolnshire farm of two to three hundred acres with buildings near Wisbeach, plus multiple freehold and leasehold estates in Monmouth and Brecon. Also advertised are contracts with Ebbrovale for pig iron plates, plans at Crickhowell, and an unreserved sale of costly china stock with catalogues available in London and at Crickhowell.
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Delphi
Strand
Luke the
Chayacters
Terry
Ti Ps Cooke
Miss Taylor
John Street
Adelphi
Flore ET Zephir
Airy-Lego
R. Guthrie
Navy
Army
Guibrie
Bernie Rorteee
Berkeley-square
London Hospital
Charter House-square
F. Kiernan
Fey Victualling Office
IPVIE
His Majesty's Navy
M. Waller Clifton
Leeds
London
X. Vo
Gray, Son
Fels
John Coward
Laosdown-crescent
Bath
Lincolnshire
Lansdowneepencent
Lanusdown-drescort
Norfolk
Lansdown Crescent
Wisbeach
Thia
Wy Well
Lansdown-creacent
Oward
Mansgown-Crescent
Bae
High Court of Chancery
Davies
Cracrof
Bott
Gitta Wilkin
Ear Nn
Crickhow
Monmouth
Brecon
South Wales
Ebbrovale Company
Walter Watkins
Dan-y-Craig
Southampton Buildings
Mesis
Gough and Cheek
Clements Inn Chambers
Lonpis Mesin
Ward and
Aldersey
Bedford Square
Iyer
Gray’s Inn
Ching
Rundell
Bridge's
ESSRS
Delahoy
Lewis
Finch Lane
Cornhill
the Mart
Paris Papers on Catalonia Turmoil and Tirailleurs Enlistment
Gazette de France reports rapid Tirailleurs enlistment in Barcelona with 1800 enrolled in two days. General Manso noted at Sabadell as troops stream into Catalonia. Rebels clash near Girona. 30 killed or wounded as garrison holds. London packet boats bring updates on Don Miguel and possible Lisbon route.
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Gazette de France
Barcelona
Tirailleurs
Manso
Sabadell
Manresa
Catalonia
Castan Evaanas
Girone
Garrizan
Sind
London
Don-Pepro
Don Mievet
Lisbon
Boodon
Madrid
Dhe Hempshire
Teligra
Gordon Sinclair
Iso
Callao
Jassear
Hendick
Callan Mer
Jay Home
Pata
Vincinnes
Daris Oy
Ree
Frica
Bahia
Hollen
Isia
Isis
Ues
Stg
UT Hs
Vig AF Zionisailie
Neith
Portamouth
Reynard
Liscionant Bolman
Bermuda
Halifax
Romney
Eclair
Vassall
Circe
Nile
Royale Adelaide
Dadets
Clarence
Britannia
Ocean
Windsor Castle
Victor
Bittern
Plover
Plumper
Vigilant
Madrid and Lisbon political affairs and royal decree 1827
Madrid reports that the Prince seeks to leave via Lisbon with no port calls to Spain or England and that two censors are appointed for the Portuguez press. A royal decree from the King orders him to Tarragona on the 22nd with minimal retinue to restore order, while the Queen and Infants stay at Escurial. The King forbids public receptions along the route to avoid expenses and distractions.
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London
England
Italy
Lisbon
Lacots _M
Recacuo
Madrid
Oporto
Apostolic Party
Commt de Lenares
Portuguez
Count da Lapa
Constitutional Gazette
Cara
Catalonia
de RomAcosa
Almistar of State and Justice
Vince
Mence
Tarragona
M. Calomanse
Nivtom
Sprain
Council of State
Tdwna
F. Fadeo Calomarde
Brazil and Buenos Ayres Treaty Fragment Summary
A garbled report presents a treaty draft between the United Provinces of Rio de la Plata and Brazil, outlining peace terms, recognition of independence, Cisplatine matters, troop withdrawals, island status, prize claims, British mediation, and a future commerce treaty, dated May 24 in Rio Janeiro. The document includes official signatories and a governmental resolution.
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Senor Garcia
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Ayres
Benor Garcia
Republic of the United Provinces
Rio de la Plata
Dan
Anne
Garcia
Braxils
Quelgz
Imperial Order of the Fo
Christy
Agaixa
Miaonpe
Agapeldo
Orde Chian Bero Iat
Selle Crucero
Order of Che
Marquis de Matee Wegicit
Saig
Geotlemagon Tipcher
Imperial Order of the Cross
Monte Viveo
Cisplause
Brazil
Reo de Plata
Martin Garcia
Monte-Video
Republic of the United Provinces of
Rio Janeiro
Lord Jesus Christ
Manuel J. Garcia
Return of Captain Parry from polar voyage
Reports from Edinburgh Inverness and London detail Captain Parry and his companions returning to Britain after an arduous polar attempt. The team endured extreme cold and ice dragging boats over shifting floes for weeks near Spitzbergen, with no loss of life. Parry and Beverly landed at Orkney and Inverness before heading to London to report to the Admiralty.
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Mtrios
Spitzbeen
Parry
Beverly
Admiralty
Orkney Islands
Hecla
Porstar
Spitzbergen
Franklin
Richardson
Spray
Inverness Courier
Caledonian Inn
Inverness
Chichester Revenue
Caples John Stewart
Stewart
Orkneys
Safa
Discovery
Foes
Patty
Peter
London
Parry Polar Quest and Reward Debate Foretold
Captain Parry’s voyage is discussed amid claims he reached 82.45 degrees north, far from the pole, with Parliament offering 5000 pounds for furthest northern progress. The article notes prior explorers’ latitudes, the difficulty of reaching the pole, and that Behring’s Strait remains the only potential route for a complete Atlantic Pacific passage.
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Parry
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
America
North Pale
Shalbierat
Pacific
North Pole
Pole
Hudson
Phipps Sheewanis
Mulgrave
Peerill
Polar
Behring
Cook
Captain Franklin expedition ends in health and glory
Liverpool Chronicle reports Captain Franklin and party of six returned in good health after two years and eight months since sailing in February 1825. They faced first winter hardships on Great Bear Lake and near Mackenzie River, endured extreme cold and hostile encounters with Esquimaux, but avoided loss of life. The party's journeys westward mapped coastlines to about lat 72 30 and 150 miles from Blossom, with rich natural history finds and magnetic observations to aid science.
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Liverpool Chronicle
Great Bear Lake
Waa
Fabrenkett
Mackenzie River
Esquimaux
Franklin
North Atlantic Ocean
Liverpoul Mercury
Richardson
Liverpool
New York
London
Back
Kendall
Hudson Bay Comany
Orkney Islands
Blossom
Beechy
England
Pacific Ocean
Dr. Richardson
Lieut. Kendall
Mackenzie
Coppermine
Rocky Mountains
Nimauz
Hudson Bay Company
Foster
Emigration Report Concludes Redundant Labour Glutted
Tutep report concludes that none of the districts show viable absorption of redundant paupers into other work. Witnesses say search for work leads to parish returns after ineffectual effort. Committee emphasizes difficulty moving labor between occupations and the need to balance duty to provide for a family with prudent self provision.
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Oyal
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Mr. Cooper
Len
Fearn
Majoy
Mr Noble
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Rossigno
Lote
Law
Caval
Pambleton- Mir
Vinings Tom
M. Laporte
Ellen
Waylett
Simon Slack
W. Karres
Ratte
Coopers
Rattle
Enaea
Dorrington
Wi Farrens
Doah
Leatrer Royal
Wilbe
B Bartley
Erescree
Mr. Thorne
Lisette
Ix Kelly
Margot
Miss Goward
Bordeaux
Tve
Stesot
Easton
Dublin
Beays
Bordenuz
Belfast
Joan M*cammon
Water-street
Liver
Paris
Great Britain
Mike
Oceasion Comedioe Wolian
Gs. DE Aquero
Francisco D
Salvador
Naval Intelligence
Scilly
Tyne
Kearney White
Edinburgh Observer
Ross
Captain Franklin
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