Auction notice for leasehold estate in Gerrard Street Soho
Capital Investment to be sold by auction at Garraway's Coffee-house Change-alley Cornhill on April 12, 1832. Valuable leasehold estate near Gerrard Street, Soho, held for nearly forty years at a peppercorn rent, opposite Mr. Curtis the tailor. View by permission of Mr. Curtis. particulars from Messrs Jenkins and Abatt, solicitor, Newan's at Garraway's, and Mr. Reid, Regent Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrard-Street
Soho
Reid
John Robins
Warwick House
Hegent-street
Garraway
Cornhill
Taerspay
Charles - James
David Robertson
Curtis
Messrs. Jenkins and Abatt
Newan's
Garraway’s
Regent-street
Splendid Bryanston-Square Mansion Auction in 1832
A valuable leasehold estate at Bryanston Square No 11 on the East side is to be sold by auction on Thursday April 123 1832 at twelve. The property includes a spacious family mansion with coach-house, stables, and domestic offices. Viewing by tickets only. Parties may obtain particulars from Winter Williams Fossick solicitors Bedford Row Garraway's or Mr Reid Regent Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimpole-Street
Reed
John Robins
Warwick House
Regent-street
Upper
Wimpoile Street
Malcolm Grant
Regent’s Park
Messrs. Young and Jackson
Essex-street
Strand
Garraway’s
Reid
Bryanston-Square
Met. Reld
Garraway
Change-aley
Cornhil
Cone Atte
Bryanstone Square
Messrs. Winter, Williams
Fossick
Bedford-raw
Subscriptionwrises
St. James’s-street
Pallimall
Régent- Street
Property Auction At Garraway's Coffee-House April 12 1832
The notice advertises the sale by auction of No 20 Upper Wimpo le Street near Regent's Park. The dwelling offers noble family accommodation with suites, ample offices, water, cellars, stables and coach-house. Viewing by tickets. tickets available from Jenkins and Abbott New Inn Garraway's and Mr Reid Regent Street.
Irish unrest dominates debate on Westmeath affairs and reform
In an April Lords session, peers clash over Westmeath disturbances, magistrates' conduct, and Ireland policy. Lord Westmeath blames coercion and terror for rebellion risk, while others demand stronger protection, safeguards for magistrates, and balanced enforcement of law amid Irish unrest. The Duke of Wellington urges conciliation and lawful restraint.
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House OF Lords
Duke of Wellington
Evesham
Ireland
the Commons
Lord Aberdeen
Leicester
Marquis of Londonderry
Nobert Horan
Remington
Marquis of Bristol
Marquis of
County of Westmeath
Westmeath
Anzin
Genteman
House of Parliament
O’connell
Clonmel
Connell
Birmingham
O'Connell
Croome
Tretana
Parliament
Irish government tensions and a war against all in Ireland
Debates reveal dissatisfaction with government bail policy and unrest in Clare. The Duke of Wellington notes an unfortunate incident, while the Lord Chancellor and other peers discuss conduct of Captain Gium and the broader war effort. The House adjourns after reporting returns to be laid on Saturday.
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Ireland
Limerick
Clare
King’s County
Westmeath
Kilkenny
Marquis of
Anglesea
Duke of Wellington
Grey
Duke of
Graham
Yeomanry
Marquis of Nglesea
Thomastown
Pblic
Manchester
Lord Sidmouth
Lord Plunkett
Commission of the Peace
Newtownbarry
Marquis of Londonderry
Lord Londonderrs
Earl Grey
Lord Holland
Londonderry
Lord Glengall
Lord G
Dublin
le Melbourne
Duke
Wellington
Jersey-General
Wicklow
Gium
Menses VY
Earl of
Leiter
West- Pacis
Debates on Navy Civil Departments Bill and Education Petitions
The House debated the Navy Civil Depart ments Bill with reports from committees and proposed amendments. Petitions against education clauses and from Worcester and St Pancras urged opposition to Bible exclusion. Ministers faced questions on governance, bishops’ influence, and the need for accountable boards within the Admiralty and related departments.
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House OF Commons
Michael Shaw Stewart
Ayr
Trevor
Birmingham and London
Evans
Korcester
Birmingham ‘and
London
Jenette
Bucke
Allkiilers
Exeter
Dixon
John Tady
Edinburgh
Oladawe
Chester
Dundas
Furth
R Marton
George Clerk
Harrison
Coe
G. Creex
Lord Stanley
Bury
Worcester
Welks
St. Pancras
Hume
Davies
New South Wales
van Diemen’s Land
Newton Abbots
Ireland
Backe
J. E. Gordon
R. Trevor
Lefroy
Fergusson
J. Graham
Navy Civil Departments
Memner
GeoRge Cockburn
Middlesex
Admiralty
Board of Ordnance
Admialso
Navy Civil Service
Baronet
B. Martin
Navy
Sir B. Martin
Oet
Oet Hon. Baronet
Right
Fisten
Secretary of the Admiralty
Navy Board
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C.perring
Strand, Corner
Ceci Strest
EACON
Ofice
Walbrook
Gazete
Sherwood and Co
Langman and Co
Simpkins
Nara Ata Hall
Bindley
Baldwin and Cradock
Aubry Gentili
Austin
Wakefield
Charles Pope
M.R.S.L
Bristol
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Society For the
Parochi
Bojate
Erini
Brighton
Copley Fielding
Matthew Thorndike
Church of England
Oxford
Cambridge
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Winpole-street
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Truckle
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Maniest
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Queen
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Machran
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Tracy
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Potts
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Cork
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