Classic London Auction and Letting Notice in Chancery
Peremptory sale under High Court order conducted by William Graves in Chancery Lane for the reversionary interest of Richard Inman in a 4000 legacy to Ira Moore. Letting notice offers a furnished manor house with park, deer, 170 acres, offices, and farm, near Hesopgalcs in a genteel countryside locale four miles from a market town and about 30 miles from London. Applications for particulars go to Messrs Atlants and Kindesley, Chancery Lane.
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High Court of Chancery
William Graves
Symonds Inn
Chancery-Lane
London
Richard . Inman
Ira
Giles Moore
copeQant
HesopGalcs
Medits
Atlants
Leicester election meeting for J P Runger Ford
Gentlemen clergy and freeholders of Leicestershire in or near London are invited to attend a meeting of J P Runger Ford supporters. The gathering is set for Wednesday January 3 at Crown and Anchors Tavern Strand at seven in the evening.
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Leicestershire
County of
Leicester
Tondon
J. P. Rungerford
Strand
Grand Council
Ireland
Portmoct's
Madras
Elizabeth
Cadiz
Falmouth
Scilly
London
Bockley Bay
Tobago
Burt
Redmond
Rogers
Jamaica
Kinsale
Exchiel
Vintners Company
Independent Candidate Seeks County Seat at Leicester
Nov. 16 letter from J. P. Hungerford at Dingley Hall appeals to Freeholders of Leicester to consider him as an independent representative for Parliament. He denounces opponents’ tactics, pledges fidelity to the county, and commits to serving country and county interests with unwavering integrity.
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Eich
Leicester
Fant Lannon
The Trader's Magazine and Monthly Treasury Notice
Monday next will publish in quarto after a long delay with copper plate illustrations of five wing designs including a stove baron stand and mahogany stands. The Trader's Magazine and Monthly Treasury of Trade Arts Manufactures and Mechanics aims to aid merchants wholesale dealers manufacturers artists shopkeepers and mechanics in London at St Paul’s Churchyard Ludgate Street and nearby booksellers.
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London
F. Newbery
St. Paul's Church-yard
Ludgate-Bredag
Mrs D'orreges New World Hotel London Ad Text
Mrs D orreges New World Hotel on Suffolk Street Aring Cross in central London offers comfort luxury and reception for nobility and gentry. Single gentlemen or families can be accommodated with first quality wines eatables and attentive service. Prices for apartments and entertainment are kept as low as possible and Mrs Correge thanks patrons for prior encouragement.
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D'Orrege
Suffolk-Street
Aring-Cross
London
Observation on the design of establishing annual examinations
A detailed critique argues that annual public examinations in colleges threaten discipline and loyalty of tutors and students. It warns against replacing established authority with hired external examiners and shifting control from colleges to a broader body, risking loss of effective governance.
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Thas
Ion
Senate
King’s College Chapel
Old College
Ileap University
Noran
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