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Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 12, 1792

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Lincolnshire Estates to be Sold at Alford March Sale

A detailed notice from Lincolnshire describes the sale by Austin in lots on March 1 at the Windmill Inn Alford. It covers the Manor of Covenham with extensive farms and cottages across multiple parishes, totaling about 629 acres plus 459 acres and 380 pounds annual value, with improvements via enclosure and soil cultivation. Further particulars will be provided March 1 at Garraway's Coffee House and various London and Lincolnshire offices.

Edward Croft Nathie Hockwell William Cranscale Richard Bray Edward Moor Wiliam Drury Michie J Bormain William Wallis Bightoft Alterby Sailby Thorsethorpe Theddlethorpe Joseph Thompson Richard Searby John Troor Jake Richardson Anne Emphringham Samuel Rowell John Wood William Sebright Thomas Bradley Fenants Mumby Cum Chapel Hogsthorpe Cominion William Iremonger Benjamin Heldred Edward Sanders Joseph Gunnel Edward Hewson Jane Stow Abraham Carter Robert Crain Paul Riggal Christopher Wilson John Wardle Hugh Norton Susannah Milgate Robert Stevenson Charles Starmer George Harthorpe Cavenham Stuate Louth Lowth Mumby Alford Afferby Thorfethorpe Garraway Cormhil Boyton Lincoln Spaleing Spilsby Beardsworth Burley Moore Lincon’s Inn Mr. Stone Gray's Inn London

Parliamentary Privileges and Libels Debate Mar 12

In a March 12 session of Parliament a Privileges committee heard on the Scots Bleason case involving Lord Ochiltree’s peerage. Lord Fitzwilliam proposed delaying the Libels Bill reading, the Lord Chancellor urged court consultation, and the House was adjourned to Wednesday.

Bleason Adem Grant Lord Ochiltree Lord Fitzwilliam de Bitl Lord Fitwiliam Roé

Bedford Election Report Sees Whitbread Elected Member

The House of Commons accepted the committee report affirming Samuel Whitbread Jr. as a member for Bedford and acknowledging John Payne’s petition as not frivolous. A new writ to replace Sir W Codrington was issued directing Tewkesbury Gloucester.

Bedford William Scott Samuel Whitbread John Payne Speater Clerk of the Crown Tewkesbury Gloucester W. Codrington

Contested Election Committee for Steyning Named

The House appointed a committee to try the merits of the contested Steyning election with Sir John Carr as chairman and a list of members. The session notes bills on Brewers, Tea Certificates, Auctioneers, and excise, plus petitions from soap makers and Cambridgeshire university.

Leland Jodart Steyning John Carr Ralph Milbanke Hawkins Brown George Cornwall Mark Pringie Alan Gardner Bond AV. Grimstone Karl Ludlow J. Wodehouse G. W. Thomas Scotland Philip Rathleigh Bon Chae Jones Foss Tomine Henry Hobart Sutherland James Graft Job Macleod University of Cambridge Mr. Hobart

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