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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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Nov 30, 1798

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Romney Marsh Freehold Marshland Sale Adverts

Auction offers three parcels of freehold marsh land near New Romney totaling 50 acres at 100 pounds per year with four and a half year unexpired term, and seven parcels adjoining in Bonnington totaling 78 acres two roods at a low rent of one pound per year with one year and a half unexpired. Further details from Messrs Fortter Cooke and Freere, Lincoln's Inn, Henry Kemp Canterbury, and Messrs Tournay Hythe. Time and place to be fixed in a future advertisement.

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Parliamentary Debate on Army Estimates and Finances

The House debated Small Note AG and Lord Nelson’s Annuity Bill, approved Dr Reynes’s sermon print, and moved to read committee reports. In Army Estimates, a detailed year to year comparison showed 1797 expenses at 6.99 million and 1798 at over 8.3 million, driven by supplementary militia, cavalry, barracks, and staff paymasters, offset by savings in foreign corps. Speakers urged economy yet warned against weakening defense, defending barrack budgets and noting reform of War Office fees while defending Nelson-era victories and preparedness.

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W. Bird Lord Nelson Steel Reynes Hou St. Margaret’s Church Great Britain Guernsey Jersey Ireland Jamaica War Office Zierney Windham Pitt Gentleman Sim France Egypt Tei Flanders Ostend Tierney England Hores Europe Pité Duncan
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