Remarkable Sale of Pictures at Repicar Gallery Auction
The Repicar Gallery of Pictures concluded a high profile sale led by Christie and Mawson at King Street, St James's. Crowded rooms witnessed fierce bidding on Murillo, Van de Velde, Cuyp, and Rembrandt works with prices reaching 2,000 guineas for key pieces. Collectors including the Duke of Cleveland and the Marquis of Hertford dominated bids, and the two-day sale topped £36,000 in total.
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Duke of Cleveland
Marquis of Hertford
Earl of Ellesmere
Earl of Mexborough
Suffield
Robert Peel
Baron Rothechild
Walter Stirling
J. L. Goldsmid
O Duncombe
Murillo
O. Duncombe
W. van de Felde
F. Mieris
Fuller
Jan Steen
van der Capella
P. Potter
O. Dascombe
N. Berghem
A. Cuyp
Dr. Fletcher
J. and. A. Both
N. Berghew
Lord Gaydyr
Ruysdael
Isaae Ostade
Joseph Blapchard
le Bas
Beaumont
Firec
Teviers
L. Dundas
Gerard Dow
Baroness de Virtor
Rubens
Lady Stuart
Guineer
Mercury
Julling
Clende
A. Ostade
Lord Rendlesham
Karl du Jardin
Artis
Rembrandt
M. Erard
Weotphatia
J. van Huysum
J. B.greeze
Maquis of
Hartford
Claude
Constable Colonna
Mr. Farrer
Prince
Halthezar
Spain
Felasquez
St. Cecilia
Domenichino
Sharpe
St. Thomas
Alma
Morillo
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Bristol
Cork
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Debate on church reform and pluralities in the Lords and Commons
The session discusses church income, canonries, and measures to improve ecclesiastical instruction. Lord John Russell softens a motion for inquiry into church matters, pledging eventual consideration of Episcopal Fund management. Opposition criticizes pluralities, while others defend reforms and potential commissions. The debate shifts to Russia and northern Europe, with motions on Poland and Schleswig Holstein, then moves to parliamentary elector and railway audit bills and Scottish slave trade concerns.
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Leate
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Europe
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Houss
Anstey
Poland
Lord Palmerston
Takiar Skeleesi
Schleewig and
Hoteteio
Howes
Lord Parwerston
England
Rusda
Urquhart
Highton
Heme
Duchy of
Posen
Brackstone
Dr. Bownrxe
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Brorugsson
House OF Lords
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F. Basin
Baynes
Lanovenery
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Extiot
Cugtstorsee
B. Cocmsane
Taoupson
Oswarp
More
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G. Grey
Cobden
Cardwell
E. Baxton
Viscount Brackley
Lord Palmeraton
Admiral Bowles
House OF Commons
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Faror
Houes
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Parisien of St. John
St. Margaret
Board of Health
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Centralisation debate and borough bill divisions in parliament
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Chadwick
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Howes
Corporations
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Stervonr
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Tacsnaw
Harwich
Hupsox
City of London
J.stuart
Her
Horsham
Lord J Ressexue
G. Grey
Select Committee
Good and Cheap Lodging for the Working Classes
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Europe
France
Paria
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Berlin
England
Louis Blanc
Freemasons
Prince Albert
Lord Aadley
Smple
London
Bagnigge Wells
King Street
Drury Jane
Charles Street
Cheere
Trials of Meagher and Smith O'Brien
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Smith O'Brien
Trelang
Sleagher
England
Ireland
Communist ideals in lodging and food co operation discussed
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The Parliamentary Bar Fees And Perplexities
A Lincoln Old Hall meeting debated a wave of unpaid fees from railway clients. The bar sought to withhold briefs until debts were settled, but the Attorney General ruled the resolution void. The piece urges adherence to professional rule while noting the moral tension for those who acted under a mistaken belief of authority.
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St Paul's Churchyard
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Frederick Thesiger
Cockburn
Gene Tomen
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Eliea Cortesso
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der Geared
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Cortease
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The Keying Junk in British Waters and Captain Kellett
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Haa
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Canton
Robinson Cruave
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