Dutch fashions replace empire style in New York shops
The New York Tribune notes a trend toward Delft and Dutch furniture statements replacing empire designs. Delft furniture, Dutch silvers and bonnets appear in shops as shoppers seek simple, honest domestic styles, though at high cost comparable to gilded Louis XV fashions.
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Tyrannical landlord faces churchwarden fallout in England
In London Trath, Mr Labouviero reports on a powerful Beaufort duke who dictates town affairs and pressurizes tenant farmers. Admiral Close, elected churchwarden, faced a quit notice and resigned to spare tenants. Close, a duke's tenant, was evicted for serving as churchwarden without ducal approval.
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