Lancashire Estates Sold By Order Of High Court
Properties include 4176 acres of manor and freehold farms across Kirkdale Crosby and Liverpool area. Tarrock Estate lies near Prescot and Liverpool with mills cottages and woods. Viewing by arrangement. printed particulars available at multiple offices in Liverpool Ormskirk Prescot Warrington and London firms Strong Still Strong.
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Lancashire
High Court of Chancery
Jonzs
Lord Lerrow
Peter Holford
Golden Lion Inn
Liverpool
Tuscay
Earl of Sefton
Kirkdale
Fazarcry
Walon
Great and
Little Crosby
Lidiate
Haifa
Aughton
Knowsley
Raby
Huyton
Huyton, ‘Liverpool, Maghull
Meliing
Tarrock
Rescot
Fubilan
Southampton
Hotel
Golden Lion
Langdster
Black Bull
Setrefton
Ormskirk
Prescot
Red Lion
Warringtom
Webster
Croxteth Hall
Liverol
Meffrsent
Clacidge
Jearce
Craig’s Court
Waitehall
Mefses
Strong
Lincoln’s Inn
London
Iene
Parliamentary Intelligence in Lords Adjudicates Posting Price Conspiracy
Their Lordships heard a case arising from a decree of the Court of Sefton in Scotland. Willian Smith and others were appellants in a charge of conspiracy to raise posting prices. William Scott was pro curator fiscal in Scotland and Respondents included the decree’s executors. The Lords affirmed the decree. adjourned.
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House de Lords
Monnar
Scotth
Willian
Smith
Mwilliam Scott
Scotland
Chaifes
Court of
London Dispatches Report Naval Setbacks and French War Plans
Reports from London describe Bengal expedition mishaps as two transports vanished near the Ganges, while French plans for conquest are fueled by propaganda. Inflation of misery in Gironde shows unpaid public service, road decay, and widespread distraints amid Revolution unrest. Three duels occur at Plymouth Garrison with no injuries.
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S Ofice
Farituka
Bengal
Madras
Imanillas
Martha
Royal Charlotte
Sandhead
Ganges
Lord Camden
Giaman
Diamond
Cvater
Paris
Council of Five Hundred
Department of
Gironde
Lafroufte
Plymouth
Debate on Prisoners of War Exchange and Direc tory actions
The article argues the British view of French text on prisoner exchanges, recounting harsh French treatment of British POWs in 1794 95, amid Directory measures to withhold clothing and subsistence. It cites Captains Corss and Smyth, Swinburne, and the 1797 cartel framework, urging humane exchange practices and consistent policies in future wars.
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Pe Winter
Europe
Directory
Council of Five
Barns
Englis
England
Payis
James Cores
Paris
London
Corss
Pluwicfe
Miinister of
Marine
Agenit
France
Republic
Minister of the Marine
Robepierre
Quimper
West Indies
Martinique
West-Indies
Victor Hugues
Traiesty
M. Carredi
Sir Sip
Ney Smit
Favre
Havre
Sypne
S. Smirh
Swinsurne
Fontainbleau
Lisle
Sipvey Smith
Swixpurneé
Frangey
M. Cuarterig
Bath
Cores
Swinguane
M. Charrette
F&nch
Sidney Smith
Deaths and maritime misfortune reported in Hamburgh Mail fragment
The fragment notes the death of Sir Alexander Cray-Purd, Bart, at Hanau from gout, with other items including a Danish or French seizure of a West Indiaman near Dungeness, Nereid voyage casualties near Land’s End, a troupe wreck near Dublin, and a highway robbery of Rev Mr Powhert on the Bagshot road.
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Crau-Furs
Ausxander Cray- Purd
Bart
Hanau
Réth
Merth
J. Burt
North Gloucester
Mr. Tortoys
Doughton
Dungeness
Boulogne
Nereid
Yeouan
South Shields
Quebec
Cornwall
Bagshot
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Parliamentary Intelligence
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