Lancashire Estates Auctioned in Liverpool with 222 Lots
The High Court of Chancery order lists valuable manors freehold farms cottages and tithes belonging to the late Earl of Sefton to be sold as 222 lots. Estates lie near Liverpool Prescot and surrounding parishes with vast tithes game and coal, viewings arranged via Croxteth Hall and chambers of Holford, Craig's Court and Lincoln's Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancashire
High Court of Chancery
Jonzs
Lord Lerron
Peter Holford
Golden Lion Inn
Liverpool
Earl of Sefton
Kirkdale
Fazakerly
Walon
Great
Little Crosby
Lidiate
Halsall
Aughton
Knowsley
Reby
Huyton
Maghul
Melling
Hart
Devine
Tarbock
Tartock
Prescot
Liverpool 3
Southampton
Hotel and Golden Lion
Liverpoo
New Inn
Lancasters Black Bull
Preston
Ormskirk
Warrington
Mr. Webster
Croxteth Hall
Liverool
Mefirs
Ent
Claridge
Pearce
Craig’s Court
Whitehall
Strong
Still
Lincoln’s Inn
London
Yanligh State Lottery Begins Drawing in 1797
Yan lish State Lottery 1797 begins drawing February 26 1793 tickets halves quarters eighths and sixteenths now selling in varied numbers at Hornsby and Co State Lottery Office No 26 Cornhill London opposite the Royal Exchange also at Trewman and Sons Exeter and at Mr Britaine Liverpool shares amp d as per Act of Parliament with the words State Lottery Stamp Office. Bank India and South Sea Stocks switch annuities and all government securities bought and sold by commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornsby and Co
State Lottery Office
Cornhill
Royal Exchange
London
Mefirs
Trewman and Son’s
Exeter
Thomas
Britinee's
Liverpool
India
South-Sea
French Diplomatic Drive Against England Urged by Directory
A French Foreign Relations decree calls all diplomats and citizens to vigorously oppose England, urging unity with the Directory, vigilance against London and its cabinets, and to portray English conduct as tyrannical. It stresses France’s resolve to liberate seas and defend Europe, urging careful, dignified conduct and constant reporting to the Directory.
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London
England
Union
Minister of Foreign Relations
French Prisoners and Directory Defiance in Europe
The Directory accuses Britain of cruelly treating French prisoners and urges European action while praising Britain’s comparatively humane treatment. the piece contrasts exchange promises with ongoing prisoner numbers and directorial calls for vengeance against a government it labels hypocritical.
England and France Prisoner Subsistence Disputes
The Cabinet of St James resolves to withdraw subsistence from 22 000 Republican prisoners in England and to confine them in dungeons. The move aims to pressure France to provide for its prisoners here as Britain does for English prisoners in France. French officers on parole abused this favour, and now are to be treated as our officers in France. Reports claim their daily allowance is a pound of bread and half a pound of beef with vegetables, a subsistence thousands of our poor would envy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
London
England
Nimeguen
Ryswick
Utrecht
Aix-la-Chapelle
Europe
Carthage
Great Britain
Romie
Rome
Feas
Republic
Italy
Spain
Batavian Republic
The
Directory
Paris
Robespierre
Rochefort
Toulon
St. James’s
Arzek
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External Relations
French Republic
Campo Formio
Rastadt
Cromawell
Milton
Cromwell
Lewis XIV
New York
Ferdinand Leowenstern
Elizabeth Felkenham
Bowery
Leowenstern
Elizabeth Falkenham
James Purfer
Spitalfields
London Hospital
Halifax
Abrahimshaw
Bradford
Timothy Sutcliffe
Messrs
Shaw
Haggas
Bo H. Shaw
Co . A
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