Auction of Lease and Household Effects at premises 21 pumas lace
W. W. Simpson directs sale by auction on April 3 and following day at eleven for a capital family residence lease of six and a half years. Included are nearly new furniture, plate, wines, glass, and various household effects. Viewings Monday and Saturday precede sale. catalogues available at the premises and Simpson’s Bucklersbury office.
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Boyd
Thomas Potter Marqueen
Duke of Bedford
Bucklersbury
Finsbury Place
RE. W. W. Simpson
W. W. Simpson
Buckersbury
Messes
Bond
Pattisall
South Ville Priory
Wandsworth Road
Larkhall Lane
R. W. W. Simpson
Sedge
Mart
Toeaway
Larkhail Lane
Messrs
Batley and Wiltshire
Baxtonplace
Lambeth
Hall
Hall, Thompson and Sewell, Solicitors. Salter’s Hall
the Mart
WW. Simpson
London
Norfolk
L. Ashwood Lodge
Ashwood
Pentney
County of Norfolk
Lynn
Dovwnham
Wormegay
Ashwood Lodge
Globe Inn
Stn
Norfolk Hotel
Norwich
BR. Farden
Great Dames-Street
Bedford-law
Terrington
Terrington St. Clement's
of Norfolk
Wisbeach
Downham
King William and Trafalgar
Terrington St. Cleaent’s
Terrington St. John's
Simpson
R. Bicknell
Bloomsbury Square
George Johnson
Leverington
H. de Bruyn
Southampton-street
IMPERIALE PARLIAMENT REFORM BILL DEBATE AND TITHES
A House of Commons message reports private Bills, Ireland tithes and reform motions dominate proceedings. Lords discuss postponing second reading of the Reform Bill, with mixed views on convenience and principle. Protests from Londonderry and Grey. Petitions on education and factories also noted. Debate on malt drawback in Scotland reveals strong opposition and support, with ministers urged to pause before altering drawbacks. Irish tithes committee resolutions pass after heated exchanges on coercion, conciliation, and the future of church revenues.
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Is Majesty
Lord Grey
Marquis of
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Empire
Duke of Wellington
Wyett
Dan Tansiens
Lord Malmesbury
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Lord Glory
Lord Strangford
South Sea
Lord Keng
Ireland
East
Essex
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Stroud
Exeter
Lord Rupes
Cork
Lord Cloncurry
Lord Fenterden
Notier
Marquis of Salisbury
Shaftesbury
Holborn
Ruthven
Belrgst
House
Belfast
United Kingdom
Miro Ruthyven
Unilai Petlione
Everal
Keelana
Rothven
Mayo
Rice
Cumwillee
Marine Superannuation
Hume
S. Rice
Howe
Leader
Kilkenny
Kennedy
Crampton
Aunt
Pitts
Scotland
Highlands
Lowlands
Tam
Bien
Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry
Walt
Commissioners of Revenue Equiry
Beneft
Willis Sterding
Wiiv
Becwuse
Matt
United Indy
Trish
Board of Excise
Excise
Select Committee
Sintgzeling
Vere
England
Sinclair
G. Dawson
Gillon
Isling
Flo
Lingat
Strice
Goulburn
Memier
Highlands of
C. Bruce
T. Baring
G. Murray
Alderman Wood
G. Bentinck
Liaminittee
Stanley
Lushington
Wyse
Shaw
T. Duncombe
Hunt
Down
Kerry
Mr. Stanley
Sheil
Clare Eh
Mr. O'Connell
J. Burke
A. Lefroy
Gisborne
E. Hayes
Walker
Schonswar
Lord Duncannon
Captain Jones
Jephson
Lambert
Mr. Perceval
R. Inglis
H.grattan
Philip Howard
Thair
Maynooth
Hughes Hughes
Spring Rice
House of Commons
Fashions for Aprilie from the World of Fashion
The feature reviews hats and bonnets with moire and feather trim, new bihi shapes, and door costumes such as cachemire shawls and black China crape embroideries. It highlights spring pelisses in emerald and pearl greys, and notes muslin deshabille rising in demand. Details describe elaborate dresses by Mrs. Bell in Indian muslin, and outfits like Evenrine and Byee Bat with white satin, corsages, and jeweled accents.
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la Belle Assemblée
Turin
Naples
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