Desirable Freehold Estate In Bedfordshire For Sale
Bedfordshire property to be sold by private contract includes a mansion house with gardens coach-house stables fish ponds paddock and woodland. Several messuages and farms let to tenants at 200 pounds yearly rent. Within nine miles of Bedford and seven from Wellington? borough. Enquiries to David Davies solicitorLondon.
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Bedford
Wellingborough
David Davies
Little St. Helen’s
London
Northamptonshire Auction of Lord Manners Estate at Alford
An auction at Garraway's Coffee-house London on June 16 offers the Freehold hunting seat near Ufford with mansion, gardens, stables, and 235 acres in Alford. The property, late of the late Lord James Manners, includes a complete farmhouse and attached land, with printed particulars available from multiple towns and Gray's Inn surveyor for viewing by appointment.
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Garraway’s
Cornhill
London
Ufford
Stamford
Grantham
Landon
Manson
Ames Manners
James Manners
Alford
the George
Hay
Hickman
Walcot
Robert Rudkin
Paris Amid Turmoil as Aristocrats Face Lynch Threats
Reporting from Paris and surrounding towns recounts violent unrest linked to civic oath disputes in the Comtat Feraisin affair. Attacks on deputies in the Assembly, brutal attacks in Castleway, and grisly public executions signal a climate of fear. A man hanged in Bois de Boulogne hints at despair from a dissipated life.
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Baron de Tuucout
Austria
Paris
Alps
Rome
France
Comtat -Feraisin
A la Lanterne
Pendus
M.de Foucault
Comtat
Meffrs. Wartcourt
Eyrertes
de Broves
Arisocrates A la Lanterne
M. Beline
Castleway
M. Bellué
Rellue
Bois de Boulogne
Letter on copper coinage and bell-metal use
A National Assembly note dated May 25 reports a letter from M Teper detailing the King’s orders on coining copper money of small value and noting hope that bell-metal may be used for this purpose.
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M. Teper
King's Civil List Revision and Dowager Revenue Set
On May 26 the King's Civil List was revised and the Revenue of the Queen Dowager fixed at four million livres. The order reflects royal financial adjustments amid ongoing fiscal planning.
Revolution in Warsaw celebrates Polish Constitution
In War sa w on May 2, the revolution, now confidently begun, seems fully consolidated without violence. At Lublin minor resistance appeared, but Great Poland welcomed the change with universal acclamation as King put on a ceremonial show, creating 30 Knights of the Polish Orders and riding to the Church of the Holy Cross with senators and officers. The King returned to a packed court where many commoners kissed his hand, and the city lit up with festive decor and crowds praising Vive le Roi.
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Lublin
Great
Poland
Church of the Holy Cross
General Clavering
Eyre Code
Eyre
Hastings
England
Oude
Mr. Hastings
India
Eyre Coote
Auriel
Madras
Mr.Belli
Relli
Habsburgs in Luxembourg as Emperor tours Milan
Vienna reports the Empress and Archduke Francis with his Duchess moving to Luxembourg for the Emperor’s return, expected July first from Milan. Archduke praised for handling public business and justice in his absence. Poland’s reshaping may aid Austria as Saxony elector’s daughter, named Infanta of Poland, may wed Archduke Joseph.
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Francis
Luxembourg
Milan
Poland
Austria
Saxony
Infanta of
Archduke Joseph
Cambridge and Oxford Scholars Earn Arts and Arts Degrees
The article notes admissions to Arts degrees at Clare Hall Trinity and Jesus colleges and bachelor degrees at King's and Queen's colleges. It also reports Rev Ramsden presented to Arksey vicarage, and Dr Walcot and Francis Plumer receiving civil law and arts degrees respectively at St Mary Hall and University College. Weather and storm damage in Whitehaven discussed alongside cold spell impacts on Carlisle and northern vegetation.
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Arkfey
George Cooke
Oxford
John Walcot
St. Mary Hall
Francis Plumer
University College
Banbury Road
Shipton Bottom
Impeachment of Hastings scrutinized in Lords debate
In the Lords on Monday May 30 a petition from Salisbury inhabitants seeking freedom of worship was read. Lord Cathcart chaired a committee where Bills, including a Pawnbrokers' amendment, were debated. Sir James Erskine presented the impeachment case against Hastings, detailing opium and bullock contracts, allowances, and corruptagency charges with extensive losses to the East India Company.
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Lord Raweo
Salisbury
Orie
Lord Cathcart
Westminster Hall
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Northamptonshire
Pax
Atay
National Assembly
Warsaw
Vienna
Country News
Whitehaven
Gretna Green
Cormack
Scotland
Carlisle
House OF Lords
James
The
India Company
Sullivan
Company of Directors
Court of Directors
House of Commons
East
Caerar
Hlastings
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