Extensive Chinese collection and estate notices at St George's place
Public inspection announced for a vast Chinese artifact collection at St George's place featuring over 50 items in native costume from Mendsrin to the banc. Auction-like notices mention auditors and life department bonuses, with renewal deadlines for midyear assurances and various brokers promoting shawls and sporting literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinese
St. George’s-place
Hode-park-corner
Fred
Thomas
W. Roberts
Heary Lykea Thornton
Rachel Jones Loyd
George Stone
Gr Davies
Life Department
Fire Department
Sams
St. James's Street
Corer
Rall-Mall
Geo. Keys
Fashions for July Highlight Light Fabrics and Trimmings
With warm weather bareges bayadéres appear as light pretty fabrics styled with flowers or Arabic patterns. Paris shows white for evening wear and day looks favor silk and worsted varieties. Walking dresses feature very wide skirts and long coats. inches. Necklines favor high corsages and long ceintures. New trims include plain top flounces and chicorée ruches. Capotes and coulisses stay fashionable with tulle overlays and colour coordinated adornments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
India
la Diane de Poitiers
Amiois
Capotes & Coulisses
Tragedy on Clyde as Youth Drowns From Bridge Parapet
A teenage boy, about 17, leapt from the Clyde springboard near Dominic’s Hole and died before rescue. He was seen earlier on Rutherglen Bridge parapet with a troubled look. The body was recovered after about forty minutes in the water. identification remains unconfirmed. Glasgow Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sincuranm
Clyde
Dominic'’s
Bit
Rutherglen Bridge
Jonk
Glasgow Courier
Lords Pass Bills and Orders Returns on Burnsley Union
The House of Lords met at 3 30 pm. The Bromyard Read Bill and Stourbridge Heads Bill passed on third reading. Jurisdiction of Justices Bill read second time and passed after suspension of standing orders. Returns ordered for Sir John Walsham's Burnsley Union report and Poors Law correspondence. Adjourned to tomorrow at 10:30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Wipxzapay
Bromyard
Stourbridge Heads
Earl of
Poors Law Commissioners
Moroigg
Duke of Cleveland
Cambuslang
Mulrurk
Plumptre
Manchester
Salford
Maynooth College
Col
Ashbourne
Derbyshire
Colonel Rushbrooke
Sudbury
Godson
Staffordshire
Lord Ashley
Blackburn and Chorley
S. Crawford
West Riding
Yorkshire
Athlone
Daniel Henry Farrell
Shaw
Cork
Ireland
Church Education Society
Hume
Exchequer
China
Ferrand
Keighley
Murphy
Debates on Election Proceedings and Syria Affairs
The House hears petitions on Maynooth College inquiry and mines in Derbyshire. Amendments target the Election Proceedings Committee with objections to secrecy and the presence of accused members, while discussions on Syria praise unified powers and Omar Pasha.
Debates Over Precedents On Evidence Before Committee
In a lengthy session the House debated whether a member could be compelled to testify before a committee. Arguments cited past cases Bridport Boswell Hastings and Bath precedents, with calls to adjourn or form a precedent-searching committee. Lords Russell Peel and others pressed cautious action while adjournment and further inquiry were proposed. The session concluded with a committee appointment and the Southampton writ postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peel Bell
Showt & le
Prouth
Stafford
York
Liverpoo
H. Inglis
Court of Justice
Bath
Nottingham
Peoryn
Papmecizas
England
Baillie Cochrane
Shaw Rose
Sharman Crawford
Lincoln
Monckton Milnes
Stafford O'Brien
Roebuck
Escott
Mott
George Larpent
Bridport
Warburton
Southampton
Sibthorp
Boa
Worcester
Dorsetshire
Cncers
Learard
Nicholetts
Bfr
Warebarton
Cochrane
London
Pier
Mr. Roebuck
Metchell
Liddell
RE. Peel
G. Brooke
Bartow
Robert Peel
Lond J. Manners
O’connell
Grufeman
Beth
Smythe
Boswell
Hastings
Lodis
Tord J. Russell
W.attwood
Lord Pollingpor
Per
Darby
E. Xorke
Aiteber II
Aed
Tebad
B. Peel
Home
Peel
J. Russell
Rpeel
Lord J. Russell
Goalburn
G. Grey
G. Clerk
R. H. Inglis
C. Wood
T. Acland
Bernal
Greene
Proceedings on Election Discharge in Parliament
A list details members and figures involved in a motion to discharge the Select Committee on Election Proceedings. Names include Acland, Disraeli, Gladstone, and many peers and MPs, with voting in favour noted for the amendment. The fragment references the parliamentary process and party divisions surrounding the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Sibthorp
Select Committee
Acland
T. Acland
T. D. Ainsworth
P. Bailey
Ian. Baird
W. Baring
W Barnard
B G Barron
H. Bentinck
Ld G Berkeley
H.C Berkeley
Capt. Berkeley
Ha-F Bernat
Southampton election testimony on bribery and voting
Witnesses detailing offers and payments to voters surface in Southampton election proceedings. Statements reference 5 pounds or five guineas sums to secure votes, involvement of chairmen colourmen and party figures, and repeated discussions with Conservatives and Whigs. Additional remarks mention a geological society meeting in France and its dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wren
Brown
Deacon
Desehn ii
Baker
Page
Mr. Dariogue
Mr. Duncombe
House of Commons
Duncombe
London
Mackay
Kins
Coker
Hearns
Whig Party
Fleming
Thomas Fremantle
Freeing
Southampton
Lord Barrington
Joseph Lankaster
Atrabame
Joseph Redwards
Lch
Wrenna
Hearne
Lord Bruce
Martin
Lyall
Société Geologique de Frasg
Alz
Bouches du Aboure
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Lombard-street
Old Post-ofice
Fire and Life Assurance
John W.buckle
James Morris
Hulse Berens
Joba
Beqmoore Hart Dyke
Walter R. Fargaher
Bart Bi Oienwick
Hackey, Ian
Joba Labouchers
Joba Loch
Emayes
Lewin Loyd
George Lyall
M.P. Pravers Marjoribanks
John Martin
Robert Mitford
Heary R. Reynoweyon
John Thornton
James Tulloch
Ndia Shawes
J. Holmes
LE Bata
Regent-street
A. B. Savory and Sons
Cornhill
Bank of England
Prince Albert
Sporting Review
Craven
Theate B. Marshall
Leech. &c. &c
Hyde Marston
Sporting Life of
The
Chase
J. W. Carlee
Casenn
L3y
Lord W. Lennox
Ascot
Captain Tuam
Turf Register
Aacy
Mitchell 35
Old Bond- Street
MM. Rafter
BO Song
Mrs. Craw
Abby
Mra Davia
Edward Thomas
the Brothers
Verona
J. E. Carpenter
Newton Ivory Lucas
Misa Finch
R. M. Hovenden, Esq
Sir Lytton Bul
Edwin Lowther
Stensas
H. Hogarth
Lady Constance
R. L. Minson
C. Saunders and Otley
Conduit-streat
J. Cumming
Dublin
Scotland
Bell and Brad‘ore
Edinburgh
Lodge
Mr. Lodge
Lord B
Lownon
Faris
Paice
Imperial Parliament
Jaxx
Syria
Dr. Bowring
Robert Feel Anid
Omar Pasha
Lebanon
TS. Duncombe
Noreidh
Board of Guardians
Beresford
Star Chamber
John Russell
Lord John Russell
Briggng
Mackinnon
Redington
Blackstone
Bowes
Brarmston
T. Broadley
Brotherton
J. Browne
Ha. Bryan
G. Busfeild
Cavendish
C. Chapman
A Chapman
Childers
J. Clements
Lo Clerk
Sir G. Clive
E. B. Cobden
R. Courtenay
L Craig
W.G. Crawford
W Cripps
W Dalrymple
C Dickinson
F. Divett
B. Douglas
Sir Daf
James Dagdate
W Duncan
G. Duncowhe
T. Duncombe
Duodas
Davie
W. Greenaway
C. Greese
T Low Grey
G. Geent
J. Haguun
W Hampden
Rea Hanmer
J. Heathbcoat
J Heneage
E Hepburn
T Hervey
Ahitt
M Hindley
C. , Hodgson
Fred Hodgson
T Houldsworth
T . Howard
C. W Howard
Lord Howard
Lennox
Lord A. Ziddell
Hon. H. Lincoln
A. Lowtuct
J.B Mackenxe
W. Mackinnon
W M' Taggart
Marzhand
Meynelb
Capt Miles
William Milnes
R.M. Mitchell
T. A . David O'Brien
J. Wills de O'Connell
D. Wallace
R. O'Connell
Wawn
J. T O'Connell
J. White
Vesey
Ts Vivian
Walker
Emer
Arar
Mingw
Eaton
J. Hernby
J. Rushbrooke
Col Werrand
W. B. Homey
T- Russell
J. D.wffolliott
J. Ingestre
Lord Stewart
Joan Forester
G. Ingue
B. H. Taylor
Ep. Fuller
A. E- M'Geachy
F. A- Trevor
Hon
G. Gladstone
T. Manners
la J. Tyrell
T. Glynne
R. Marsham
Lord Verner
Cole Gore
W. C. Neeld
Joseph Will
T.P. Goring
C. Neville
B- Wyan
W. Grimsditch
T- Northland
Teters
Grogan
E. Pollngton
Sibthorps
Js Henley
Pulsford
Southampton Election Committee
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