Aston Hall and Estate Auctions in Staffordshire Warwickshire
A large private contract sale offers Aston Hall with gardens, water features, and 160 acres, plus the manor of Little Aston and Little Sutton Coldfield farm sites. Other properties include Little Aston Mill, Aston Forge, Hill Hook, and multiple tenements with land. Listings note leases, rights of common, and proximity to Birmingham and Lichfield.
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Staffordshire
Warwickshire
Shenstone
Aldridge
Stafford
Suitton Coldfield
Warwick
Toacks
Aston
Shentoné
Little Afton
Shenftone
Bowrhe Brooke
Waswicky
Birmidgham
Lichfield
Hill Hook
Sutton Coldfield
Rez
Pheydore
Coldfield
Bowrie Pool
Ann Apcock
Sutton Goldfield
Lander
Wishaw
Luton
French dispatches and military moves from Paris to Dunkirk
Letters from Rome and Milan report Bar on Pignatelli pledging to protect Remie. Buonaparte toured England coast defences from Dunkirk. The Directory closes La Porte du Jour and extends school inspections. revolts in Italian states advance. Cobenzel seeks Belgian fugitive action. Chabert appointed governor of Marseilles. Batavian authorities authorize small flotilla.
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Dunkirk
A? 4Raijo
Portugal
Bureau Central
Paris
Fournal de la Gironde
Cadiz
Priso
Directory
Zaun
Calais
England
Holland
Buonaparte
France
Europe
Fes
Rome
Pignatelli
Nartes
Remie
la Porte du Jour
Marmontel
Council of Elders
Milan
Sinigaglia
Jefiano
Foffombroni
Carly
Urbino
Scherer
Constantinople
Zily
Marquis de Gall
Campo Formio
Prince of
Catelcicala
Rastedt
Cobenzel
Buonaparee
Council of Elders Reject Tax of Humanity Resolution
The Council rejected the resolution establishing the Tax of Humanity for French prisoners in Jingland, citing doubts about its purpose and the insufficiency of its proceeds to support the effort.
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Jingland
Parliamentay Intelligence: House of Commons Deliberations
The House appointed John Benjon to chair in the absence of a clerk. A petition from the Scripto rs seeks Copyright on new models. Exchequer produced public accounts. A bill repealing duties on gold and silver plate in watch-cases to be read a second time tomorrow. Quarantine Bill read again and to be committed Friday. Ways and Means Committee postponed to Friday. Reports on Lord Duncan and Earl St Vincent’s Annuities to be engrossed. The House resolved into a committee to examine the Public Debt and the Treasury Papers referred for consideration. The Chancellor highlighted the utility of the Treasury report in guiding retrenchment and reform across public services.
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Ees
Savaty
Hkewise
Savery
Gomaire
CominiMorn
Giteyen
Monteury
Bittang
Fee
France
Villiers
House OF Commons
Wronisiat
Fes
John' Benjon
Lee
Scn
Committee of Ways and Means
Lord Duncan
Earl St. Vincent
Lords Commissioners of the Treasury
Select Committee
Debates on Select Committee Finance Reforms and Bills
The House considers the fourth Report of the Select Committee on general finance and endorses measures to abolish certain offices and regulate others. Proposals include reducing holidays in public offices, transferring salt duties to the Excise, consolidating boards over revenue, and speeding Land tax collection in Scotland. The Chancellor of the Exchequer supports reviving the committee and enabling further inquiry into implemented recommendations.
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Select Committee
Atd
Maiber
Public Service
Commissioners of Excise
Scotland
Obs. Sinclair
Exchequer
Baronet
Hobart
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