Extensive Mineral Collection to be Sold by Auction
R Thomas announces an auction of a renowned mineral collection assembled over sixteen years. The sale will occur at Kid Great Room Covent-garden with viewing beforehand, featuring four mahogany cabinets and a buhl cabinet. Sowerby will conduct the sale from Regent Street with catalogues prepared prior to the event.
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Richard Wilsons
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Regent-street
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Kid Great Room
King-street
Covent-garden
Mr. Thomas
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Sowerby
Lord Wellesley Custody Appeal Heard In Lords
In a Leigh Peerage case the Lords heard counsel for the appellant Mr. Long Wellesley and Mr. Brougham. The discussion centered on the custody of his children, the coercive details of the order, and the danger of exposing private family matters to public scrutiny in such proceedings. The speech stressed the burden of proof and the potential harm to the children and family reputation.
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Duke OF Beaufort
Brovanam
Pastleian
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Dylorne
Bhgin
Witner
Brougham
Wellesle
Whatwell
Court of Chancery
Duke of Wellington
Lord Wellesley
Lord Maryborough
Annual Meeting of Society for Building Churches and Chapels
The Tenth Annual Meeting in Parliament-street was chaired by the Archbishop of York with bishops and notables present. The secretary reported 100 applications for assistance, 70 granted, totaling 9,672 pounds to fund 15,946 sittings, 13,002 free ad una. Since inception 935 applications, 577 grants, 88 additions, total voted 119,967 pounds. New committee members proposed include Dr Spry and Sir Robert Inglis. The George the Fourth ship from the East India Company was reported and events dated to March 94.
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York
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Bath and Wells
Lichfield
Coventry
St. David's
Carlisle
Gloucester
Lincoln
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Chester
Electel
Spry
H. Oakley
Dr. Chandler
Robert Inglis
R. Ryder
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M.P
James Cocks
George Jenner
J. H.l.petit
James Wilkinson
East India Company
George the Fourth
Serward
Imperial Parliament Lords May 16 debated private bills and petitions
The Lords discussed the Tale of Man Corn Bill and fifteen Private Bills, heard petitions from Suffolk on wool duties, Lower Canada township division, Lincoln Catholics, and other faith groups. Petitions opposed to concessions for Roman Catholics and corn laws were presented. Debates included madhouses Scotland and a water-works committee report with adjournment at six.
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Lord Melville
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West Indies
West Indies. _The ‘Earl of HAREWOOD
Bradford
Earl Rose Serry
Lower Canada
England
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Lincoln
Barrie
Bane
Ceton
Maccleafield
Cheshire
Earl of Harewood
York
Lord Dartmouth
Ireland
Duke of Montrose
Pollockshaw
Renfrewshire
Bath and Wells
Northampton
Duke
Devonshire
Y Sand Dungarvon
Youghal Bridge
Waterford
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Marquis of Londonderry
Weir
Clarence
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Tyne
Lord Durham
Is Lordship
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Commons
Scotland
Penjestus
Kennedy
Earl of Aberdeen
House of Commons
Lord Macclesfield
Oxford
Earl Roseberry
Rd Shaffesbury
Penryn
Elderton
Court of Exchequer
Debates on Roman Catholic Claims and Public Pensions.
Parliament debates the Roman Catholic Claims report, delays for Lords’ conference, and a pension proposal to aid Mr. Canning’s family. Pattents, petitions, and motions on abolition of slavery, corn laws, and import policies are discussed alongside remarks on public offices pensions and administration.
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