Buckland Filleigh Estate Sale Promises North Devon Splendor
R George Robins announces an absolute sale of the Buckland Filleigh estate near Okehampton, Torrington, Exeter, and Plymouth. The 3000 acre domain includes a grand stone mansion with park and extensive outbuildings, plus Kennecott Lake and Shebbear Manor with 2474 acres and 776 acres respectively, all to be offered at public competition in London on August 28.
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Beckland Mansion
England
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Cornwall
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Ringwood
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Edward and Paul
Trero
Shebbear Manor
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The
George Robins
3 Stream to Dublin and Glasgow Lottery Notices
Notices announce 3 stream to Dublin with calls at Plymouth and Falmouth aboard the Liverpool commanded by R Hepburn starting Sunday August 17 at nine o clock. Packages to Dublin Steam Packet Wharf and offices in Crutch lane list forwarding and small packages. Also Swift and Co announce a Glasgow Lottery drawing on July 28 with prizes including 10000 and 5000 pounds and options for money or land rewards, with multiple offices in London and Glasgow. An extensive House of Lords session summary covers enclosures taxes church bills coroners law and public affairs including Spain and Ireland issues and a corruption of titles debate.
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Scott
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Western Isles
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Bedford
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Brighton
Covent-garden
Mortgate
England
Downham
Ouse
Lynn
Europe
Brighto
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Wisbeach
Norwich
Castle Inn
Watson
Duke-street
Manchester-square
London
Dublin
Plymouth
Falmouth
Liverpool
R. Hepburn
St. Kathanne’s Dock
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House of Commons Evening Sitting Reports Royal Assent
The Speaker resumed the chair at a quarter to four as Lords messages summoned MPs to hear Royal assent to several public and private bills. A Lords conference was requested for five o'clock on the conference subject, which the House accepted. Col Leith Hay presented Elgin petition for the Established Church. Mr Warburton reported Medical Education Committee. Mr Hughes Hughes presented a St Pancras petition in favor of the National Church. Mr Wilks reported a London Dissenters committee petition.
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Soho
Cripps
Warburton
Barnewall and Creswell
Court of King’s Bench
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Coroners’ Court
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Mir
Russell
Lancaster
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Attorney-General
Coroner’s Court
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Grattan
The
Major Beauclerk
Althorp
Lord Althordp
Name
Monaghan
Lucas
Hume
Corbett
Edward Elliott
Cobbett
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Meamer
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Palatine
Hunte
S. Whalley
Brighton Guardian
Baines
Church of England
Lushington
Allice
S. Rice
Lords
Leith Hay
Elgin
Medical Education Committee
Hughes Hughes
Wilks
Parliamentary Paper on Assessed Taxes Compounding Counts
Records the number of persons compounding assessed taxes in 1820 1825 and 1830 with the corresponding amounts paid. It lists totals of compounded taxes and percentages, showing 47 089 60 575 persons and 716 353 374 768 pounds respectively along with 85 804 and 20 271 pounds as amounts paid. Compiled by BENJ. SAVER Comptroller Tax Department Stoke and Tax Office dated April 9.
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Notice of attendance for tickets to prorogue Parliament
Supplement to Tuesday's Gazette announces in the Lords office on August 14 from eleven to four hours for issuing tickets for the proroguing of Parliament. Preresses informing within the period will have reserved seats in the Lords on August 15. No lady may enter the body of the House without full dress. doors open at twelve. Cholmondeley
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Arrived and sailing notices from Portsea harbor
Arrived his Majesty's troop ship Athol under master Alexander Kearley and the Rose sloop from the Eastward, with Vernon sailing to Chatham for Mediterranean refit. Lee surveyed harbor, and Aslett acted aboard. Also a charitable musical meeting at Rainbow Tavern raised funds with amateurs and vocalists performing classics and descriptive recitations.
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S.E
Rose
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East Indies
Lee
William Aslett
Vernon
John M'Kerlie
Chatham
Mediterranean
Alexander Kearley
R.N
Rainbow Tavern
St. George’s Square
Portsea
Tancredi
Sophonishe
Figaro
Caliph of
Bagdad
Allen
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Whitehorn
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H. Grant
Noyes
Wolfe
G. Grant
Royal Navy
Parish of St George in the East Churchyard Rates
A Parochial Reform Association meeting at the Britannia Tavern discussed churchyard charges. Trustees and the church warden faced questions on origin, legality, and future validity of rates, with unaccounted funds cited from Scotland Yard records. Parishioners pressed for public accounts and clearer notices on vestry actions and ground opening fees.
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Britannia Tavern
New Road
Talbot
Metropolitan Police
Morris
Scotland Yard
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Ancient and Honourable Troop Changes Headquarters
A crowded Ancient and Honourable Troop meeting debated relocating its headquarters to Comrade Harding's, Anderton's Hotel, Fleet Street. A motion to postpone the decision to the following Wednesday passed unanimously, delaying any change for a week.
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Jeffrey Wyatville
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Bolton
Chatsworth
Derbyshire Courier
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Harlequin Margate
James Corbin
Broderip
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