Manor of Ack some sold by auction in York district
An estate in Ack some with four farms and borders offered at auction from the Old Sand Hill York on a Thursday in July. The manor extends across Acklome and Ackloge Walls with 428 acres of arable meadow and grass, 228 sheep gates, and a principal farm house suitable for a rural residence. Unexpired term of 16 years from September respected with renewal rights and Crown payments. Plans and further particulars available from local and London offices including Mr Johns Howe Everingham Mr Richard Jenkinson Pocklington and Messrs F and W Witham Gray's Inn Square London.
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County of
York
Acksome Wold
Five River Derwent
Agerieel
Geanyton
Johns Howe
Everingham
Richard Jenkinson
Pocklington
Mefiis
W. Witham
Gray's Inoquare
London
Elegant Country Residence at Cranford Court near Middlesex
Property listing for a mansion near Cranford in Middlesex, 12 miles from Hyde Park Corner, with extensive gardens, stables, and outbuildings. Includes 12 acres of meadow, 9 acres freehold, and option to buy additional land. chapel pew at Cranford, plus two small farm houses and 20 acres arable. Agents Starygorn Baxrsa, Furnivals Inn, and Mr Goddard of Crawford advertise the sale and invite offers.
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Caanfors
Middlesex
Hyde-parks Corner
Bath-Road
Jerry Haicz
Temor
Cranford
Starygorn Baxrsa
Goddard
Crawford
Law Report on London Drawn Bill and Witness Competence
In a Guildhall trial before Lord Kenyon, yOrdaW & Co. v. Lashbrook, the plaintiffs claim a bill of exchange drawn in Hamburg and endorsed to them. Evidence by Joseph Thin that the bill was drawn in London sparked debates on witness admissibility and the jury found for the defendant on the fraud issue, with a verdict for the plaintiffs on money counts subject to the Court of King's Bench ruling.
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Yordaw and CO
W. Lashbrook
Lord Kenyon
Guildhall
Hamburgh
Joseph “Phi
Laittbrook
Foreon
London
Kenyon
Court of King’s Bench
Hahd
Roth
Mingay
Mr. Nolan
Joseph Thin
Walton
Shelly
Ervine
Miro Garrow
Bailey
Thin
Eid
Tio Ian
Law on Witnesses and Bills of Exchange in 18th Century Case
A court debates whether an indorser on an inland Bill of Exchange can be compelled to testify about its authenticity and origin. Lord Kenyon and others argue disinterested witnesses should not be barred by signature, citing Walton and Shelly. the ruling may compel examination of where the bill was drawn and who signed it to protect public revenue and the credibility of paper currency.
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Courts of Justice
Dofine
Friatin
Asuuuast
Joseph Thin
Walton and Shelly
Lord Mansfeld
Grose
Hamburgh
Thin
Hales
P. C
Laurence
Walton
Shelly
Kenyon
Mr. &Keine
France
America
Lord Kenyon
Birmingham
Royal Regiment of Dragoons
Lord Ayes- Forv
Leco
Burnett
Birmingham-heath
Royal Dragoons
Lord Crowmer
Joan Scott
Mdapa
Scott
Hugh Carleton
Ring of Cork
S¢orr
Cameron
Cakuefon
Seo Mr. Scott
Ireland
King’s Bench
ChonyeEt
Robert Shaw
Court of Exchequer
Hugo
Lord Carteton
Hydrophobia case and civic page from Birmingham dispatch
A Liverpool report details a severe hydrophobia case in a man bitten months earlier by a mad dog who died after a week of illness. Birmingham coverage describes Colour presentations, a large assembly, and Royal Dragoons accident fatalities, plus a biographical sketch of Lord Crowmer and Sir Hugh Carleton’s career and family bonds.
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Liverpool
Acorn Coffee Cited By German Doctor For Health Use
Dr. Marx a German physician reports experiments showing roasted acorn coffee as a healthful drink. Prepare by peeling, drying, roasting with constant stirring to avoid burning. Recommend half an ounce daily morning and evening, alone or with coffee, sweetened. claims acorns aid digestion and nervous disorders.
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Marx
Curious German Advertises Lost Horse and Reward
A misspelled and archaic notice seeks a German man who lost a horse and claims the animal was taken by a neighbor named Shangs. The ad promises a hefty reward and threatens legal action. Also mentions a garden discovery of a Cowflip plant near Bath with a two inch stem and 176 pips.
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Hall Bay
Thomas Warn
Bath
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Acksome
LAW Report
Earl OF Ceonmel
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