Debate on the Braunston Inclosure Bill Third Reading
A sportlike parliamentary report covers the debate on the Third Reading of the Braunston Inclosure Bill. Speaker detailing three main objections, Lord of the Manor rights, contents and diffents, and rector interests, with witness testimony and potential impacts on lordship, property, and parish welfare.
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Edwards
Beach
John Webb
Huntingdonshire
Grodud
Gollugon
Perann
House of P—t
Braunston Field
Phatis
Cooperey
Fey Cain
Northing
Wheeles
Corftfits
Diffenrs
Clarridge
Wheeler
Anlyuch
Mikes
Hielf
St. John’s College
Oxford
Shere
Chester
Cmewray
Qughion
Weorestershire
Arcadhas-Jike and Vauxhall Gardens Entertainment Piece
An 18th century notice describes weekly meetings at Bath Reyfad and the public display of poems, songs, and dramatic wit. The piece notes the venue, brass bands, and a prize for a celebrated wit, with references to royal audience, the reading committee, and literary treasures. The event spares no expense at the gardens and mentionsCatch es and Glees as new musical features for the season.
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Mychex
Bath Reyfad
Viear Baths
Braun
Beligs
Bath
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Vauxhall Gardens
Qéftawo
Lowths
Cha. Dilly
R. Baldwin
Gil
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Eppiaranes
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Ot. Pauls Cindayard
Ridléy
St. Ismbel
Street
Londeny
Cortinon Mrenesia
Heary
Cale Leze
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Box
Pea Oria
Boolkfilers Magybe
Rail
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Tagriesia
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