Grand Suffolk property sale offers prime city access and a vast estate
Landed assets include a perpetual advowson and 90 acres, with a central road link between key markets. The sale, by auction at Covent Garden, advertises a low rent and strong commercial potential for a mixed use estate near public houses, gardens, and a substantial manor with parklike grounds. George Robins of Covent Garden handles the sale, with a December auction date and a two-lot format.
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Sembery
Nanal
Brancer Bagges
Clapperton
George
Pehcan
Covent Garden
Suffolk
George Robins
Thedgell
Mart
London
Tate
Fogh
Feuan
Lower Canada House debate on royal despatch and responsible government
The House of Assembly in Lower Canada considers the King's despatches and Lord Grey's letter, arguing for a responsible government and parliamentary control over the executive. They reject measures tied to the British land company and press for repeal of prior Acts, asserting provincial rights and constitutional limits.
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Parliament OF
Lower Canada
House of Assembly
Gosford
la-Cref
Royal
Lord Gleartyg
Isda
House of Ansembly
Dias Bees
Daire
Cone
Orang
Aml Ganc
von Tod
Torecimen
Lana
Canata
Brich North Amerien Land Company
Hratish
North American
ICA
Cmd
Frost
Crown
House Howeyr
Taurcord
Cathalira
Pabaua
Assemble
Principe
United Kingdom
Land Company
Leo
Cus House
Wei
Parliament Annual Elections and Liberties Debate
Fragmented excerpts argue for annual elections to Parliament, tracing history from medieval practices and the roots of representation. Key figures criticize septennial and triennial parliaments, urging yearly sessions to protect political liberty and insure accountable governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conaner
Cartwright
Lrewson
Corruptiog
Tulamy
Curt Wwritht
C Smo
Bentham
Hiack
Litchfield Chronicle
Blackstone
Frank Plebre
el Ction
Blickstone
Centuriea
House of Commons
Abolition Society Calls for Extinction of Church Rates
A lengthy appeal from the Abolition Society arises from a Metropolitan meeting on October 19 urging immediate end to Church rates. It argues Church taxation is an injustice to dissenters and calls for local associations, fundraising, and parliamentary petitions to abolish church rates across Britain and Ireland.
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Church of England
Sam Ton
Aner
Episcopal Commonion
Lord Althorp
Scotland
Ireland
Oneal Elies
London
Commons
House of Parliament
R. Peex
T. H. Barnett
Patriot-office
Life Guards and others promotions and bankrupt notices
War Office announces officer promotions and exchanges across regiments including Life Guards and Foot units. It lists Lieutenants, Captains, and Ensigns by purchase or half pay, with several officers retiring or moving. Also credit and insolvency notices for Thomas Willisby, Henry Cooper, and others, plus bankruptcy appoints and dividends. Includes price of Muscovado sugar at forty one shillings per hundredweight as of early November 1836.
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Regiment of Life Guards
K. Hromley
US Purchase
Tarsey
Ned Rewinest
J. Frith
A. A. Gapper
Hisormer Haltepuy
Girn Poot
ELC
Fawnes
Ty Purchase
Sadler
S. N. Smyth
Fawces
Collinson
Purchase
Vier Smyth
Moody
Wie Curry
Aajputancy
J. N
J.O. Vandeleur
Pla. Goulden
Theor
Teale
Jom. Brown
16Th Resonent
Vir Wiew
Prom Ued
Dh 2d
West India Regiment
E Sezn
Murray
Kuss
W. Bood
Miurray
W. Pennefather
Kalfipey
Usatracuep
John Wilson
Fom
3D Regiment
Wathout Putendee
Nord
Henry Cooper
Goud On
Ratetille
Thomas Wileisby
Thomas Thompon
Brydyges-street
Covent-garden
Attarvey
Mr.Whins
Lomsard Street
Mr. Lackington
Pasinghall Street
Thomas Smith
Southampton-street
Strand
Wee Pastor
Northbuildings
Finsbury Circus
Belcher
John Haylmore
Abehard-tune
Dee
Ataroes
Sir. Richardson
Mir
Green
Henry Tanner
Oor
Uurt
Atorney
Wade
Hattonecourt
Threadneedsstreet
Johnson
William Barthold
Great Ti Wer-Street
Twelse
Court of Bankruptcy
Messra
Deuce Ans Son
Buildersquare
Cogke
Bermondsey Street
Mr. Gibson
Dasinghalister
Wesco Wagan
Taper
Zip and Dee
Ateleveo
James Dunan
St. Wars
Pehe Semenzer
Envey
Messen
Mitchell and
Phil
Nets
London-street
Othvial
Ve. Cainsun
Basi Phali-Steert
Joseph Drewe
Reyastim
Somersetshire
Scrivener
Great Britain
Protection of the Bank of England Against Fire
A detailed account of the Bank of England’s fire protection measures. The building is fireproof with secure strong rooms, nightly guards, and thrice nightly surveys. Fire engines, water tanks, and a vigilant internal crew supported by 32 Tower soldiers and external fire services. Remaining gaps include missing pickaxes and crowbars and earlier water misdirection. The incident analysis notes heat damage from a sunken hearth beam and long-term combustion risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Wolding
Sun Fire Office
Braidwood
Watling-street
Prince’s Street
Continental In 1835 and Devon Land Sale Report
The Exeter Flying Post reviews continental travel writing by Professor Hoppus and reports on the Coombratchfield Estate sale eight miles from Exeter. Robins announces Ribston Hall sale profits and a lease sale yielding 19,500 guineas. Colonel Wyndham buys nearby property, with witty exchanges over timber inclusion. The piece notes Robins’ growing reputation and Spring visits.
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Hoppus
Devon
Coombratchfield
Exeter
London
Gee. Robins
Ribston Hall
Yorkshire
Owr
Wyndham
Lord Egremont
Geo. Robins
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Kisg George TI
ST Martin's
Patsnyall
Hanon Yuan
the Mart
Covent
Rend
Wales
Carnarthen
Robens
Nevemste Vaetio
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Premsaran
Sintina
Redwelly
Anelly
Warmarthen
Hee
Amer LO
Hole Usk
Theer
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Otters
Covent Ganten
Chishoth and Gibson
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Petersham
Exeter Mall
Gionanni Datha Nast Emipeny
Po Ithalpetes
France
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Kaema
Merena
Indi
Amenca
Hugs Walaam
Victoria
Duke of Wellngton
Sherwood
Gilbert
England
Africa
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Callen
Worasuy
Cornbitl, Landen
Lon
Fox
Sawbridge Ball
Hurch Rave Abolition Society
Great Britain and Ireland
the Gazette of Lant Night
A.C. Marsh
Great Scotland Yard
Navy
J. Scholfield Ag
Clough
Silly
Yours Shire
Bankers
Goorce Inn
Selby
J. Barker
Sadbay
Seth Lay Goocer
Rowe Aod
Clarendon Houses
Hirtangham
M. Hand
Mollestog
Pencrokeshire
Castle Toa
Haverford Wea
J. Symmons
Haverfordwest
Diaper
Castleton
J Gleadhill
Oldham
Cotted Spri
Commissioners’ Rolls
Wanchester
D. DD
Orhdge
Bristol
J. Adley
Cradiey
Worcestershire
W. Tlodgens
Liverpool
W. Key
Isteworth
Midcheset
J. H
Partnersheys
T. Gould
J. Vickermenn
Manchester
Fustian Shearers
W. Bodenham
Q. Stephens
Weaver
J. Topham
Eaton upon-Tero
Shropshire
J. Wood
C. Pidler
Hideford
Devonshire
P. A. Borrell
J. J. Wells
White Hart-court
Lomlord-street
C. Hindley
R. Hyde
Ashton-under-Lyor
Wileson and Co
Braiford
J. Kershaw and Co
Calico- Printers
Hollinworth Sod Co
Hollingworth
Cheshire
Woollen Clothiers
L. Lyons
W. H. Barwick
Brighton
W. Harper
Ff. Cooper
Oxford
J. Dutton
J. Alcock
K. Deaper
N. D. Bacon
Church
Lane
Whitechapel
Corners
J. Hall
S. Woolf
G. Gillett and Co
J. Richardson
J. Fallows
H. Young and Co
Leeds
G. Seaman
Buncay
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