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Journal of the House of Lords
… was taken off in 1809. It is granted as a Freehold Estate, and not upon the Principle of the Government … retaining the Proprietorship of the Land? As a Freehold Estate. Nothing in the Shape of a Quit Rent? Not, according …
Journal of the House of Lords
… of Sir Home Popham, if I am rightly informed, had an Estate in that Neighbourhood; and the Cotton he sent was very …
Journal of the House of Lords
… have consequently been treated in many Instances as one Estate, and in the event of the Sudder Malguzar, failing in … the Introduction of Indigo, there is now not a Bega on the Estate untilled, and it gives me a handsome Profit. Several …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Value; that is, original Cost. Where a Tenant of a small Estate failed to pay the Revenue, did the Collector immediately sell that Portion of the Estate? No. In the first instance his Person was liable, then … Proprietor, after the Sale, any Power of repurchasing the Estate? The same as all other Persons, but none in …
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Old and New London
… at the change. Time was when the wealthy owner of a large estate had lived here in his mansion; but after his departure …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… in his Polyolbion introduces Perivale 'vaunting her rich estate.' Why should I not be coy and of my beauties nice, … of large holdings is curiously limited, for, the great estate holders' home farms being omitted, the number of …
A History of the County of Oxford
… as in 1815 that 'To grant long leases is to give away your estate; it is to bind yourself and leave your tenant free; it … said: 'A bad tenant with a lease is a great burden on an estate;' 'If leases are discarded as objectionable, …