Fragmented OCR Notice of Land Sale Details
The readable text references land sale actions with places such as Corbet and Crosie Tal. It mentions dates in May and a sale process led by local officials. Names like Poles and Squires appear amid garbled lines, indicating a public notice for a land sale with contiguities and stakes.
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Maeraney
Ant Géorge
Draipwichs
EDV
Chaddefiey
Erie
Ritiefodd
Stohrbridgé
Landis
Iheti
Rash Squires
Albot
Fhielsraven
Loxcetter
Ms. Finktapley
Pacernofisz Ter
Pewter Pot Bill Debated Amid Publican Interests
Debates in Parliament center on the Pewter Pot Bill and related duties. Mr Dent opposes imposing compulsory limits on publican pots, while Mr Fox and others defend measures to curb theft and protect morals, leading to a division and the bill's rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dent
Meec Francis
Watts
London
Fox
Avait 4 'Fhre Lorp' at the House of Lords speech
The House of Lords assembles as the Lord in attendance with the Marquis of Clanricarde and others bear the Sword of State. The King’s speech thanks both Lords and Commons for their zeal and unity in wartime measures and outlines negotiations for General Peate if the enemy seeks talks. It notes tax measures, harvest queries, and grain export controls to prevent scarcity.
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Thaye
Great Britain
Ireland
Caancenor
House of
Ligutenant
Mfaris
Clanricarde
Marquis of
Mitarimorb
Peate
The Dog Tax Clauses in the New Bill Explainer
The document outlines clauses about dog tax collection by the same officials who administer poor rates, with penalties for noncompliance and provisions on use of funds. It also presents a naval officers list from January 1796 and a summary of ships, captures, and losses up to March 71st of that year.
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Hobse of Commons
Saas
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Rofe
Ellesmere Canal
Warwick
Branston
Luddington
Cps
Dent
Prince of Wales
Cornwall
Vaticans
Westminster
Thes
Willanobi
MireFox
Freland
House OF Lords
Avait
Gentlemen of the House of Commons
My Lords and Gentlemen
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