Land Auction at Duke's Head Inn Norfolk Marsh Land Sale
The Thursday and Friday sale covers 100 acres of rich marsh land in 27 lots near Norfolk states. The estate, largely pasture and arable, targets cattle and sheep improvement and may suit woad cultivation. Further details available from multiple agents including Ryder, Lone, Houchen, Harvey Goocwin, and Dawes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryder
Newsquare
Lincoln’s Inm
Lone
Holbornscourt
Gray’s Inn
Houchen
Werelham Hall
Stoke
Harvey Goocwin
Lynn
Charles Dawes
Baddicton
French Republic cockade symbolism in US lands
A dense transcription voices support for French symbol wearing by French residents in the United States, urging citizens to display the tri color as a mark of liberty. It contrasts loyalists with traitors and links the symbol to eight years of struggle and five years of victories, noting protections under treaties.
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United States OF America
United States
Europe
Republic
French Republic
Philadelphia
France
Clerkenwell Sessions Indictment Over Printing Trade Disputes
Charles Bennet James Cafftrave Samuel Knot and Andrew Dixon faced an Assault charge as journeymen printers. The case linked trade disputes in the Morning Chronicle and other printing houses to threats and a mob attack, with the chairman warning against conspiracies and advising the trade to avoid violent self help. The jury found the defendants guilty of the lesser indictment.
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Charles Bennet
James Cafftrave
Samuel Knot
Andrew Dixon
William Davis
Morning Chronicle
Davis
Chancery Lane
Mr. Davis
Matrwartha
Jackson
Frenpina
OLD BAILEY SESSIONS SETTLE MULTIPLE THEFTS AT LONDON SHOPS
The court heard several cases including felonious at large transport order breaches and staged thefts. Ann Rochfort and Lane Byrn faced charges for ribbon and lace theft tied to a shopbreak with Mary Vallance identified as the window breaker. George Morgant, Partridge, and John Tatham testified to burglary schemes with stolen till, caddy, and valuables. Jury found guilty on various counts, with some acquittals and sentences for privately stealing and receiving goods.
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Lorp Cuizr
Jutticess
Lawrence
Robert Gillette
Surry A
Plymouth
Ann Rochfort
Thomas Smith
Lane Byrn
John Brewer
Oxford Street
Watfox
Brewer
Mary Vallance
Vallance
Marlborough Street
Christiaha Nicholson
Mary Val
Dante
Watfer
George Morgant
George Brooks
Edmoniton
Brooks
Ee Partridge
Coxer Baron
Mags Pong
James Waring
William Green
Fotis Milton
William Ivy
Waring
Milton
Cole $Eth Dodd
Watson
Parisian Love Triangle Hits Paris Court in 1791
The case centers on Mademoiselle Lange and M Hoppé over the guardianship of Palmira their infant daughter. Hoppé a wealthy Hamburgt merchant promised 2009c00 livres to quit the stage and later deserted the actress. Palmira’s guardianship dispute attracts Parisian society more than Delacroix Delacroix negotiations with Lord Malmesbury.
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Paris
Mademoiselle Lange
Acress
M. Hoppé
Madame Montanlier
Hoppé
Palmira
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Norfolk
Marsh Estate
Duke’ S Head Inn
P. Kelly
Finsbury Square Academy
London
J. Jonon
St. Paul’s Church-yard 3
G. G. and
J. Robinson
Paternofter-row
Ee Aetions Academy
Navy
East India Company
Perms
Academy
Upper Seymour-street
Portmran-square
America
P. A. Aver
Earl Flyzwilliam
Earl Fitzwil Liam
House of Lords
Lord Gren- Ville
Clerkenwell Sessions
Old Bailey
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