Abberley Estate Sale Promises Prime Freehold Heritage
A crowded eighteenth century property notice details the Abberley Estate in Worcestershire to be sold by public competition led by George Robins. It highlights 193 acres of contiguous park lands, a grand mansion, tithe free land, advowson rights, and extensive outbuildings, with the Temple Guiting estate and other Gloucestershire holdings offered as part of a sweeping sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
Dent Life Office
London
Lafe
George
Lever
Camden-town
Heyham-street
Robert Holloway
Edgeware
Abberley
Worcestershire
George Robins
Otel
Cheltenham
Saturoay
Lord Foley
Broadway-hill
Worcester
Manger
Prictor
Abberiey
Henry the Eighth
Abbericy
Ludlow
Tenbury
Hundred House
Hop Pole
Star Hotels
The
and George
Bath
Forjames
Hafieldcourt
King's Head
Gloucester
Bury
Bewdley
Auction Mart
Temple Guiting
Gloucestershire
Che
Stow, Morton
Tewkesbury
R. George Robins
George Talbot
Ray
Plough Hotel
Hafod
Piercefield
Guiting Park
Guiting
Thouand
Plough and George Hotels
Chelbokem
Sur and Garer
Swan
White Hart
Unicorn, Stowe and Moreton
Mesars
White, Blake, Howeman
Tylee
Suffolk
Preehold and Coyhold Botates
Sudbury
Blancowe
the Inns
Mse
Ws. Dimes
Austin-friara
Covent-garden
George Grote
Esa
NLP
Sik
New and Important Commercial Books and Manuals
A 19th century catalog notice listing Fourth Edition works on commercial bookkeeping and mercantile correspondence. It advertises Ummersall’s Discount volumes, models of commercial letters, a new system of bookkeeping by double entry, a check journal, and the Modern Cambist with foreign exchange tables. Also promoted are the Calculator's Sure Guide and related manuals by Tate, Walton, and others, with prices and binding details, offered via Effingham Wilson, Royal Exchange, London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umersall
George Jackson
William Tate
William Walton
Effingham Wilson
Royal Exchange
London
The Ballot and Irish Reform Debate in 1836
A long, dense letter argues for the Ballot as essential to ending landlord and employer control, boosting political inquiry especially among agricultural voters, and reducing corruption across districts. It also defends support for Melborne ministry measures on tithes, Danish claims, Irish reform, and municipal changes, warning against rigid party opposition and urging gradual instalments toward broader justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire
Buckinghamshire
Sager
Purrecine
EsterMep Felton
Great Britain
Ireland
Lord Melbourne
Lord Mulgrave
Groote
Denmark
Copenhagen
Royal
Brighton
House of Commons
House of Lords
Lord Morpeth
Dublin
Shrewsbury
Holyhead
Littleton
Kilkenny
Treland
Stagh
Lyndhurst
Peera
Lord Yodhurst
England
John Russell
Robert Inglis
Logics Squad
Boptish Lt
Marmor
Downing-street
John
Sach
Wata
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James Tidmarsh
le Stationers, &c
Ees Soony
Eyre Street Hill
James
Savage
Thomson
T. B. Gumbsall
Bill
True Sun
the Ballot
Hereford
Tam
France
Uni
Calne
Thetford
Lord -le- Grave
Clothiers
Stroud
Vilele'e
Maczas
Mir
O'Connell
EL. Eagiens
Liveral
Berty
Wall
Jas
Scotland
Parliamere
Eressi Chelesperia
Asia
Lord Clements
Villiers Stuarts
Musgraves
Waterford
Somervilles
Meath
Chapmans
West
Uberty
Ureland
Murgrave
Ft Ieee
Plughet
Trigh
Icetasd
Philippe
Fredom