Bedfordshire Auction Sale of Freehold Farm Riseley
Bedf ordshire. To be sold by auction at Garraway s Coffee-house Changevalley Cornhill London on Monday the goth instant at One o Clock Freehold farm at Riseley four miles from Kimbolton twelve from Bedford and ten from St Neot s comprising a convenient messuage and sundry out buildings with sixty four acres of arable pasture and meadow land with rights of common for sixty five sheep and four cows in occupation of John Rootham at an improvable annual rent of twenty seven pounds Also a freehold cottage and orchard containing about an acre in Riseley with common rights for two cows a yearling and six sheep in the occupation of William Dickens at the yearly fen of one pound ten shillings Printed particulars may be had at Garraway s White Lion Kimbolton Cross Keys St Neot s Falcon Bletsoe George Bedford Ringers Riseley and of Mr Stone Surveyor Gray s Inn London.
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Garraway
Changevalley
Cornhill
London
Riseley
Kimbolton
Bedford
St. Neot’s
Messitage
John Rootham
William Dickens
Garraway’s
Cross Keys
Falcon
Bletsoe
George
Mr. Stone
Gray’s Inn
Canada
America
France
Pele
St. Domingo
Hell
National Assembly
Ufford
Stameford
Grantham
Rfeét Resair
Tate
James Manners
Alford
Stamford
Hay Cock
Wansford
Bell
Stilton
Holborn-court
Gray’s-inn
Hickman
Walcer
Robert Rudkin
Meeting on Rochdale Canal Subscribers and Roles
May 3 1791 at the Roe Buck Son Rochdale a committee of the intended Manchester to Sowerby Bridge canal adds his Grace the Duke of Bridgewater and others to the committee. Ralph Shuttleworth is named clerk and a minimum subscription of 120 is set. meeting adjourned to Manchester. About 6000 in Rochdale subscribed within an hour.
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Manchester
Sowerby Bridge
Thomas Marriott
Roe Buck Son
Rochdale
Duke of Bridgewater
Watts Horton
William Horton
George Hamer
James Hamer
Yen Hamer
Richard Holt
Manchesters
Shaw
Bull's Head
George Travis
RA. Shuttleworth
Luggershall Election Petition and Quebec Bill Debate
The House considers Newnham's petition on the Luggershall election with a committee date set for August 25. A lengthy debate follows on the Quebec Bill and the rights of man, Burke arguing against French constitutional influence and urging Canada adopt British constitutional principles. The session also notes petitions on dog taxation and clerks of assize and motions for committees of supply and ways and means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newnham
Freehold Hunting Seat and Farm near Alford in Northamptonshire
At Garraway's Coffee-house London on June 16 a freehold hunting seat near Uf ford Alford and a complete farm with 235 acres are offered. The estate, the late property of Lord James Manners, includes mansion, gardens, stables, and land in high cultivation. Printed particulars available May 14 at several offices and through the surveyor.
Water mill and wind mill estate for private sale Norfolk
Private contract sale of a water mill and wind mill with a large dwelling and thirty acres of rich land in Norfolk. Property valued yearly at 180 pounds. Inquiry via Mr Jones surveyor at Gray's Inn London for further details.
Williams's Aperient Pills and their alleged benefits
A coarse 18th century advertisement touts Williams's Aperient Pills as a gentle laxative for concitation indigestion cholic and worms. It claims the pills open the bowels without purgatives’ usual harm and relieve sickness headaches and bile produced by overeating. Sold wholesale and retail from Oxford Street and by other reputable medicine sellers.
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T Williams
W. Bacon
Oxford-street
New Bond-street
Bacon
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Bedfordshire
House OF Commons
Farpay
Luggershall
Swansea
Upton
Committees OF Supply and Ways and Means
Quebec
Londer
Paris
United States
Prince Prettyman
Baker
Burke
Fox
Greece
China
Russia
Mr. Burke
England
Angelo Taylor
Northamptonshire
Norfolk
Jone
C. Williams
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