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The Cumberland Pacquet - 25 Feb 1812
SWARTHMOOR HALL and BANK END.

TO be LET, by Private Contract, for a Term of Years,

All that capital Freehold and Tithes-free Messuage, Tenement, and Farm, --
called SWARTHMOOR HALL, situate within a Mile of the Market Town of
Ulverston, Lancashire, consisting of a Dwelling House, suitable Outhouses,
and 100 Acres, or thereabouts, of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land,
exclusive of the Wood Land, which is intended to be reserved.

Also, all that Messuage, or Dwelling House, pleasantly situate at BANK END,
about a Mile from Broughton in Furness, in the said County; with the
Outhouses, Orchards, and Gardens, and TWO FIELDS adjoining or near to the
said Dwelling House, containing, together, by Estimation, Seven Acres, or
thereabouts; now, or late in the Possession of Mr. JOHN ATKINSON, as Farmer
thereof.

The Taker of Swarthmoor Hall may have immediate Possession, and the Taker of
Bank End, may enter into Possession at the usual Times next Spring.

Any Person, desirous of treating for the Premises, may apply to Mr. JOHN
DICKINSON, Solicitor, Ulverston, who will appoint a Person to shew the same.

Ulverston, 17 Feb. 1812. (8)

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Expiration of the Restrictions,

THE Prince Regent's Letter,

Changes in the Administration, &c.

THIS day is published, (Price 4d.) containing Thirty Six Pages 12mo. of
close print-Letter Press, on Fine Yellow Wove Demy Paper,

NUMBER 1,
(To be continued in as quick Succession as possible)
. OF THE BRITISH REPORTER
OF THE DEBATES AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE
. Houses of Lords and Commons,
. By THEOPHILUS CAMDEN, Esq.
. Author of the Imperial History of England.

In the present important Changes of Administration, it is presumed the
Debates of Parliament this Session will be unusually interesting; and the
Editor pledges himself to an accurate and faithful Report of the Proceedings
of both Houses, free from Attachment to Party, or the more vile Attempt at
Misrepresentation, too frequently adopted by the warm Supporters of any
particular Faction.

Printed for J. STRATFORD, No. 112, Holborn Hill, London, and sold by all
other Booksellers.
 
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