Auction of Demesne Estate With Stabling and Grist Mill
A 70 000 ton per year estate auction advertised for November 24 1836 at twelve o'clock. The property includes a stone residence with stabling out-buildings and a thrashing machine plus a grist mill, watered by a stream. Land tax on the demesne pools redeemed. Auction held at the Auction Mart opposite the Bank of England with details available at multiple inns and solicitor offices.
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Trienrat
George Rubine
Bank of England
Thorsdat
Camparthen
Bristol
Gloucester
New London Inn
Exeter
An.el
Oxford
Offee
Cheltenham
Gibson
Ridgeveld
Manchester
Mensie, Chindee, Hall, and
Hertfordshire
Bedfordshire
R. Musgrove
Isaac Ivory
Vanna
Ansell's End Farm
Kimpton
St Paul
Walden
Hertiardauure
St. Albans
Hitchin
Luton
Hertford
London
Thrales End Parm
Brdford
Londop
Lord Dacre
Greenstreet
Ertrant
Barnet
Hatford
Messrs. J
T. Ware
Eoyens
A. Kingsland-mad
Me Musgrove
Deat Irara
Speech of O Connell at the General Association
London November 17 1836 report of Mr O Connells speech to the General Association with remarks on Irish policy reform aims including petitions to Parliament on tithe and corporate reform, calls for unity with England and Scotland, and plans for local pacificators and mass mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. O'Connell
The
General Association
House of Lords
P. LaLor
O'Connecl
Auit
Kildare
Hear
House of Commons
Catholic Association
Southwark
Ireland
London Joint Stock Bank Opens at Coleman Street
The London Joint Stock Bank will open for business at temporary offices No 29 Coleman Street on the 21st instant. Directors will be in attendance daily to receive parties wishing to close accounts. George Pollard, Manager, 28 Coleman Street, November 14, 1836.
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London Joint Stock Bank
Coleman Street
George Pollard
Foreign Intelligence Market Note Debts and Currencies
A brief market digest reports on foreign exchange and government securities with mixed movements. Spanish Actives and Per Cent bonds show modest gains and losses, while Three per Cents and other paper mature with fluctuating prices. Quotes include Londres exchange rates, various currencies, and notes on market mood from the prior Saturday.
France resumes trade and travel as Swiss note satisfies
The Interior Minister informed the Prefect of the Lower Rhine that Switzerland’s note satisfied the French government, allowing the suspension of commercial relations to end and the free passage of travelers to resume. Prohibitive measures on the roplter are being rescinded. Madrid advices note inactive Rodil and disrupted communications with Alaix, while Gomez and troops entertain themselves at Traxillo with bullfights. Don Carlos’s camp sees 400 Almaden prisoners released and uncertain troop directions. Cortes debates the committee report to end the civil war, with Acebo and Olozaga backing different views. Foreigners, chiefly English, continue crossing to Don Carlos’s camp, one man arrested at the frontier.
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Ireland
Shawn Tan
Plains of
Waterloo
Puke Wellington
Paddy
Mr. O'Connell
Duke of Wellington
House of Lords
Lyndhurst
Waterlao
Dirathfield Sage
Lyodhurst
England
House of Commones
Treland
Spring Rice
William the Fourth
Pris
Orange Press
Orange Faction
Reidy
Orange
Pluckett
South
Pd Sayut
King
Couny
Mulgrave
Cheerio
Sturman Crawford
Tate
Crawford
Corporation of Dublin
Dublin
Dublin Corporation
O'Connell
Simpson
House of Commons
Com. Wons
Spibe
Lower Rhine
Switzerland
Spaln
Madrid
Calinary
Rodil
Almareg
Alaix
Gomez
Traxillo
Almaden
Cortes
Ségor Acebo
Senor Olozaga
Justice
Interior
Don Carlos
Ayonhe
Portugal letter on Iberia refugees and Portuguese revolution
A Times letter from Fatmouth on Nov 15 recounts Iberia's arrival from Lisbon with refugees including ex minister Carvalho en route to France. It defends and critiques British conduct during Portugal's 1820- era constitutional turmoil, detailing naval actions, plots against the charter, and the perceived intrusion of British forces amid a volatile crisis.
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Portugal
Times
Fatmouth
Iberia
Lisbon
Senhor Carvalho
France
Duke of Parmella
Liverpool
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Trimf
Saran
Stuate
Kidwelly
Lavnelly
Ammarthen
NEW River Company
Tech
Ostend
Bruges
Ghent
Antwerp
Bruxelles
Belen
UNION
DART
Neptune
Meesre Sthanacks
Custom House Quay
Mesera
WJ. Ball Amd Co
Lower Thamesstreet
London and Brighton
Chapel Place
Poultry
Dean
Reston and
Wyre
Cornhill
Lowton
Lancashire
Preston and Wyre
Owen T. Alger
Sec
New York
Richelieu
John Marston Hall
Saunders and Otley
Conduit Street
Hanover-square
Tocquenille
Bro
Emocracy In
America
T. M. de Tocqueville
Saunders and Oley
Society For the Diffusion of
Lords
Commons
John Temple
Bbarman Crawfont
Vogular Prize
Mt Hofland
Alicia
Tino Pond
Elizabeth
Merchant
Europe
William
Ben
Young Crusoe
W. A. Harrison
Coldswith
A. K. Newman & Co
United Kingdom
Wichaelmas
Solie Fyiet
A. Ki
Jpessert
Weneveenae
T. Cox
Barclay
Paar Am Sous
Nate
Arclay and Sons
Denis
Corp Exchange
Jobn Guthbrir
Iceland
British Empire
Irelan
Canute
Ald
Belgium
Holland
Anton
Mark
Trolland
Lyndsurat
Hlear
Djulland
Wolland
Feds
Bear
York
Berkshire
Algiers
Cobbett
House of Ords
Peel
Scotland
Reland
Lord Melbourne
Feargus O'Connor
Trades’ Union
Feargue
Connor
Laird Mulgrave
Apos
Messrs. Hancock and Co
Deptford Road
Gloucester and
Herkeley
St. George’s Hospital
Gill
William Turner
Kensington
Middlsex Hospital
Stirling
Richard Tarner
Turner
Beadle
Williams
Mr. Turner
Bell
Cole
Castle-street East
Oxford-market
Caste Street
Robinson
Taylor
Lambeth
Cooper
Milbank
Becket
Foreign Intelligence
Paris
Detchena
Hayuan
Voespay
Cosselé
Nowditto
Romanus
Pedros
Miguels
Haytiana
Sibhet
Brussels Baok
Lisson
Talavera
Praga Do ‘Comercio
National Guarda
Ubege
Sth. Cagadores
Ith
Friends of the Charter of 1826
Kays
Tsar Acouaht
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