Public notices of property for sale and parliamentary security measures
An antique notice proclaims the sale of a villa near Pope's in Twickenham and Norfolk estate holdings with farms, houses, and land. It also reports on a Lords debate proposing penalties for treasonous societies, press accountability, and new powers to detain and regulate sedition and seditious publications.
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the Thames
Twickenham
Upper Brook-streee
Norfolk Estate
Itteringham
Norfolk
Lord Walpole
Woollerton
W. Creafers
Richard Garnham
Leafe
J. Read
Blickiing
Aysham
Holt
Norwich
Thomas Wail
Yarmouth
W. Rising
Somerton
Norick
J. Cookson
Canterbury-piece
Lambeth
London
Burt
Sale of Custom House Goods at London Auction 1799
Custom House London offers goods for sale by Commissioners of His Majesty's Customs. Items include East India prohibited goods and Home Consumption wares such as linen, ribbons, wines, tobacco, and various goods, with viewings at multiple warehouses. Catalogues to be delivered. payments due by May 16, 1799, or deposits forfeited and goods resold.
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Custom House
Loxpon
His Majesty's Customs
Custom-House
London
East India
Snells
Lorton Tall
Parliamentary Intelligence in the House of Commons and Lords
Friday proceedings cover notices on royal agents and amended game bills, Dundas reporting on Coldbath Fields prison inquiry, a Scottish coalitions bill, militia and indemnification bills, slave trade related measures, and secret committee proposals. The Chancellor outlines two salutary measures to detain conspirators and curb conspiracy, with divisions recorded on motions.
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House OF Commons
Nore
Lords
Dundas
Cold
Scotland
Dustiss
Tanners Ind
WY. Smits
Wheraton
Col. Gastoigne
Pitre
Liverpool
SeeSir
Ashnall
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Ireand
Ireland
Secret Committee
Socraties
Alden
Dutar
United
Dawn Wren
Parliamentary Intelligence