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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 22, 1834

Page

1

Auction notices for lace and rents at Euston and Regent Street

Sale announcements list items for export or home use including 15000 yards blond lace silk veils shawls and dresses, plus 6 flasks eau de cologne 4 1 2 lbs chocolate 114 prints and other small articles. Also properties offering improved rents from 5801 10s per year, 74-year unexpired terms across 13 houses and a public house on Lord Southampton estate. Proceedings by order of His Majesty's Customs and by Mr Rainy at Regent Street with detailed particulars available.

Department of the Comptroller Uing Somerset United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland West Indies van Deismen's Land John Marshall Emigration Committee Birchin Lane Cornhill Colonial Department London Atterdam Cologne Rhine Serasburg Ramona Edward Banks Custom House Rotterdam R. B. Davis Mr. Canning Chantrey Westminster Abbey A. B Miland Chapel-street Belgrave-square Sanh Ahi Windham Carmichael Anstruther Anstruther Carmichael Burt Terrewest Lincoln's Inn-fields R. Terrewest W.C. Anstruther A. B.C George Robins Covent Wykeham Arms Kingsgate-street Winchester Thomas Slade Salisbury Wykeham Army Wykeham Arma Cees House Deal Corp Pasitionece His Majesty’s Customs Eau de Cologne Euston-square New-road Rainy Regentstreet Henry Fletcher Euston-equara Plasterers’ Arms Seymour-row Lord Southampton Hyde Park Regent-street South Park Lane Park View South-atreat Messrs. White and Carew Lincoln’s Tno-Fields the Thames Hampton Court Park Thames Ditton House Baroness da Roos Hames Ditton House Boyle Farm Thames Kingston Portsmouth Thames Ditton Moulsey Kingston and Hampton Jemmett R. Bicknell Bloomsbury-square Brondrett, Randall, Simmons, and Brown King’s Banch-walk Piccadilly Green Park Berners-street Oxford-street Upper Gowar Street London University Messia Martineau and Malton Carey-street Lincoln’s-inn Portman-square Panhe Ortman Square Messie Foster, Evans, and Smith Raymond Gray's Inn Ryde Isle of Wixlet Barfield House Catherine House Vernon Square George Street Ralny Arfield House George-street Turtle Wells Hotel the George Careystreet Lincoln’s Inn Burfoot King’s Bench-walk Temple Buckingham Palace Robert Clive Catherine-street Cafe Garraway’s James Street Catherine Street James-street Great Marlborough-street Messrs. Whitmore Roumieu Burnet Waltern

IMPERIABS PARLIAMENT House notices and Windsor plans

The issue notes the House of Commons split over amendments to a bill with Mr. Palmer and Mr. Harcourt presenting petitions from Buckinghamshire Berkshire and Great Marlow. It reports the Duke of Cumberland dining with Sir Robert Peel, Windsor activities, and comments on the Oxford Tory gathering and Mr Stanley's resignation and its impact on Irish Church reform.

House OF Gsn Buckinghamshire R. Palmer Berkshire Harcourt Ekh Elk Sir R. Vyvyan Spo

Imperial Parliament in turmoil over church commission dispute

In a tense Lords debate the Marquis of Londonderry and Earl of Lansdowne clash over a newspaper report about the government stance on the Established Church in Ireland. The motion to discuss the commission’s aims is disputed amid appeals for orderly conduct as ministers face questions about church revenues and policy.

Penton Marquis of Londonderry Marquis Lansdowne Earl Tutely Bart Ireland Viscount Melbourne Lord Melbourne Earl of Wicklow Earl Grey Church of Ireland St. Alban's Londonderry Marquis of Lansdowne Duke of Cumberland Uberti Earl of Mulgrave

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