Wootton Lodge Mansion for Lease in Derbyshire
Seafordshire to be let and entered upon at Michaelmas next on a 15 year lease determinable by landlord or tenant at end of five or ten years. A capital spacious well furnished mansion house with orchard garden dovecot fish-pounds and stabling for farm horses in a good sporting country six miles from Ashbourne. Tenant may take up to 84 acres adjoining the house with manor rights and game, viewable at the mansion and via Wassford Athborne for further particulars.
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Seaffordshire
Michaelgias
Wootton Lodge
Ashhiane
Derby
Cheadle
Uttoxeter
Wootton
Wgsford
Athborne
Mercers, &c
Inngland
London
N. K
Hondon
A.B
Claridge
Phil
British Colour Company
Walebrook
Fimk
Aroun
Easil
A. Ttate
DireGions
Brandling
France
Alderman Larkington
Carewen
Great Britain
Europe
French Republic
Mr. Curwen
City of London
His
Earl of Errol Peerage Case Hints at Election Victory
In the Lords on Friday the Lord Chancellor spoke for about two hours in the case of the Earl of Lauderdale versus the Earl of Errol regarding the peerage. He concluded that the Earl of Errol was duly elected as peer. Lord Grenville proposed a Congratulatory Address to the Princess Royal's marriage to the hereditary Prince of Würtemberg, agreed and ordered to be presented. The Surgeons Bill to form a College was recommitted for Tuesday and the Duke of Bedford moved for a Wednesday summons as other Commons Bills were read. the House then adjourned.
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House OF Lords
Errol
Earl “of Cauderdale
Earl of Errol
Earl of ‘Errol
de ' Enid Hay
Earl of
Kilinouly
Lord Grenville
Princess Royal
Wirtemberg
Duke “of Bedford
Commons
Patteney
Port
Wirtemberth
Wirtemtigh
Sheridan
Mr.Pitt
Gerleman
Wilberforce
Aldertinan’ Gémée
France
Lord Malmesbury
Paris
Willian Milner
Hawkins Zroayne
Aid Rman Certis
Alderman -Anderson
Common Wall
London
Curwen
Russia
Spain
H. Browne
Gentleman
House of Peers
Ireland
Great Britain
Lazwékins Browne
Bootleaid
House of Commons May 20 first readings and debates
The Commons debated Cambridge Road and Harton Inclosure Bills in committee and passed several Inclosure Bills. A Butchers Meat bill to prevent forestalling and regrating of live cattle faced opposition and possible modification. Speakers argued for open trade or regulated markets, noting price effects and livestock flow.
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Cambridge Road
Harton Inclosure
Canésricks
Merchant Seamen’s
Stoke Mandeville Inclosure
Hinton
Mainwaring
Hawkins Brown
Fie
Hobhouse
Baffard
Vansittart
Mr. Brown
Dismissal Motion in Parliament Over War and Royal Marriage
Fragmentary records show MPs debating dismissing Ministers over the war, oaths, and governance. They discuss the Princess Royal nuptials, proclamations to congratulate the Prince of Wirtemberg, and critiques of ministers' conduct in war and peace efforts amid Irish reform, Catholic emancipation, and country stability.
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