Burnham Abbey Lands Auction 444 Acres Near Maidenhead
Crown Estate offers Burnham Abbey estate of 444 acres with tithes, farm buildings, and extensive arable and grazing lands., to be sold by auction in seven lots at the Auction Mart on Friday the 20th, under Lord Viscount Duncannon and government commissioners.
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Battle Description at Oporto and Saldanha Battery Assault
An eye witness account from Oporto details 30 bullock draggons loaded with round shot at the batteries and a fierce engagement. The defense around Light House and Saldanha batteries repels French and Miguelite forces with heavy losses on both sides, including officers, while 34,00 men clash and Lisbon is briefly illuminated by victory celebrations. Royal salutes and proclamations follow.
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London fashions for September from the World of Fashion
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Odds and events from Tattersall's and Warwick meetings
A Buenos Ayrean news brief notes the 27 June paper, discussing Falkland Islands events. It cites the sloop Clio taking possession in the king's name, with a minister in London directed to remonstrate and demand restitution, upholding law and justice.
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