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25 May 1792

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Evening Mail in London, Middlesex

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Evening Mail

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

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May 25, 1792

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Herefordshire Estates For Sale By Mr Winstanley

A sale notice from Garraway’s Café House describes freehold and copyhold estates in Colwall and Ledbury Hereford, totaling about 620 acres of meadow, pasture, arable and woodland. Tenants pay about 530 pounds annually. parcels include farms with houses and outbuildings and rights to Malvern Hills. Details and plans available at Worcester, Ledbury, Upton, Hereford, Gloucester or Mr Winstanley Paternoster Row.

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Herefordshire Winstanley Garraway Cornhill Colwall Ledbury Hereford London Malvern Hills Worcester Upton Severn Wereford Gloucester
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Parliament Adjourns After Session on Slave Trade Debate

Heard counsel and examined witnesses on the slave trade until half past six. Lord Stanhope moved that the Liser Bill should be committed. The Lord Chancellor said Friday next would be proper, and it was feted for Friday. A number of bills were brought up from the Commons and read a first time before adjournment to Tuesday next.

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Lord Stanhope Commons Royal Burghs Scoland Fox Ocean Grey Yorke Mr. Grey Speaker Rooks Thors Genetleman England France Commons House of Parliament Mr. Fox Friend
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House of Commons Passes Several Bills and Proclamation Debate

The House passed the Oyer and Terminer, Slave Carrying, and other bills while ordering the Shipton Enclosure and Inclosure measures into grand committee. The Scottish Reform and Royal Burgh accounting debates followed, with pro and anti proclamation arguments and calls for unity in defense of constitutional law.

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Parliamentary House OF Lords House OF Commons Mands Ublic James Murray Powys Brandling
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