Auction notices for Worcester estates and farms
Notices of two estate sales in Worcestershire by order of the late Edward Newnham. Lot 1 at the Golden Lion Kidderminster and Lots 2 and 3 at the George Droitwich, featuring Old Yeilding free farm near Chaddesley Coxbet with 86 acres of arable land, cottages, outbuildings, timber, and a road to Stourbridge. plans and particulars available at listed pubs.
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Worcestershire
Winstanley
Golden Lion
Yeilding
Stourbridge
John Li
Broinwichs
Y ‘Worcester
Seles
Talbot
Crown
Bromhierove
Chaddesley
Star and Garter
Worcester
Liam Himminghiy
East India House Meeting on Bye Laws for Ship Sales
Court of Directors of the United Company of Merchants of England trading to the East Indies will hold a General Court at Leadenhall Street on Wednesday the 20th to consider Bye Laws prohibiting sale of commands of ships in the Company's service and to discuss a ballot power proposal. William Ramsay.
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United
England
East Indies
Leadenhall-street
Géneral
Court of Directors
William Ramsay
Call for Parliament Act to curb monopolies on farms
A reader urges the public to support the 75th Henry VIII act and proposes tightening penalties to curb farm monopolies. They argue such measures would lower prices, restore abundance, and protect national finances, warning against liberty used to harm the community.
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Evening Mail
Sik
England
Potatoes boiled as bread method described by Board of Agriculture
The article details a lengthy historical method for boiling potatoes to eat as bread. It advises selecting uniformly sized tubers, washing without peeling, boiling with minimal water, adding cold water intermittently, and slowly cooking 30 minutes to 1¼ hours. It recommends draining, drying, and serving with skins on, noting flavor improves with slow cooking and occasional salt. It also mentions steam boiling being inferior to immersion and briefly references Bristol butchers and London market concerns.
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Kerfeyttiere
Jos. Greenwood
Board’ of Agriculture
Briscoe's Divorce Bill Discussed in Lords
In the House of Lords on April 13 the Briscoe divorce case was reviewed. Counsel stated the elopement of Mrs Susin and Harriet Bristoe with Mr Gordon on October 72 1794 and that the couple had lived with him since. The ecclesiastical sentence and common law trial were proved, a verdict of damages was noted, and the bill was adjourned.
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Count
Hewes
Belegal
Count Sombréail
Fox
Fubie
Tarleton
Sombreuil
J. Warren
Sheridan
Count Sombrueil
England
Quiberon
Dent
Lechmere
Ely
Marylebone
St. Gilgs’s
House of Lords
Briscoe
Susin
Harriet Bristoe
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Bristol
House ‘Or Commons
Lincoln Poor
Turrington
Lythe
Ellough and
Hanley
Sherrington
Barnwood
Whitfield
City of Westminster
Mainwaring
London
Wetminster
Housen
Swish
Smithfield
Rofe
Europe
West-Indies
Was-Indies
Charles Grey
Quiberon Bay
Doyle
Lord Moira
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