Polygraphic Exhibition attracts attention at Strand
The Polygraphic Society invites public viewings at Beaufort Buildings Strand five mornings to four in the afternoon on Sundays, with copies of new oil colour portraits by Mr Foresh Both, claiming high fidelity and low price. Catalogues and sale terms available at the rooms. letters to the society will be answered.
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Beaufort
Foresh
Gretis
Polygraphic Society
Strand
East
West Indies
Printing Grounds at Cromwell Park Seized by Trustee Sale
By adjournment a trustee sale will occur on February 24 between twelve and two at Tuomas Maasnart’s house. The auction covers extensive Cromwell Park and Stormont printing grounds near Perth with buildings, machinery, and land including Marybank and Honey's Farm leases. Lot details highlight leases, pricing, and parcel divisions, with river access and a water-powered mill integral to the operation.
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Miarybank Coutit
Tay
Tas
Honey
Wiotsunday Batt
Swithin'’s Lane
Loidun
Edward Chippacall
William MacAlpine and Co
Cromwell Park
Thomas Manson
Edinburgh
Ksvark
Tuomas Maasnart, Vintner
Cainindians
Cromweie- Parx and
Stormont
Lowg Leates
Mill Renes
Almoid Ana Tay
Howes
Perth
Weisr
Stormont-Field
Abu Idart
Debate on Regency bill in the House of Lords
The Lords debate the Regency bill with the Duke of Grafton supporting its general purpose but signaling some clauses need scrutiny. He argues for measures to preserve the executive and notes a potential relaxation of the Act of Uniformity, while Lord Southampton withholds full concurrence.
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Duke of Grafton
Lord Southampton
Debate on Crown’s powers and marriage bill timing
The Lords discussed limits on royal authority under the KHI and agreed on the bill’s commitment. The administration’s efficiency was argued against excessive constraints. They fixed tomorrow for the bill’s commencement and adjourned before five.
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KHI
Executive Department
Duks
Petition Debates Roll Through County Bill Session
The Commons debated county election and enclosure bills with petitions from Che iure and Tooneathire Freeholders. Leave granted to introduce two enclosure bills and a shire-house project in Edlex. A Roxburghshire road bill was moved. A Norfolk poor bill advanced to a second reading. The Lords signaled a April trial for Mr Hattings. The house adjourned at 4 15.
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Mr. Crewe
Che@iure
Capt
Stanry
Tooneathire
Brandon
Edlex
Roxburghshire Road
Sir George Douglas
Bramston
George Jackson
Vierney
Colchester
Vieney
Norfolk
Lords
Hattings
Lords in session as Lord Chancellor approves postponement
The House of Lords packed at four. Prayers by the Bishop of Offory. The Lord Chancellor on taking the Woolsack notes documents not yet printed. Lord Longford moves to postpone State of the Nation debate to Friday. motion passes and all Lords in town are summoned. Address printed after Lord Lieutenant’s delayed answer. House adjourns to Friday.
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Cornel
Canterbury
Sweden
Belgrade
Banat
Offory
Lord Longford
London royal progress and cabinet council report
Dr Willis says a private patient would be dismissed if ill health returned. The King visited Kew Gardens with Harcourt and Dr Willis and Son for about half an hour. A Cabinet Council met at Whitehall at two with leaders including the Lord Chancellor and the Speaker. at four the session continued.
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Willis
Magjetty
General Harcourt
Dr. Willis and Son
Kew Gardens
Secretary of State
Whitehall
Duke of Richmond
Earl of Qhuatham
Lord Sydney
Marquis of
Carmarthen
kKenyon and
Hawkesbbury
House of Commons
The
Rats
Dundas
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Ds Fevond
India
Liny
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Admiralty
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Senate
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Stornost
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Cpke
Jock
House of Lords
Moxonay Fed
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London
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