Decree Notice in Chancery Case Involving Joseph Dare
Legal notice under a High Court Chancery decree in a cause involving Joseph Dare and creditors George Gordon and others. Requires actions by February 1813 terms. otherwise peremptory exclusion from the decree. Also mentions Albion Fire and Life Insurance Company capital and policy conditions and solicitor notices.
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High Court of Chancery
Joseph
George Gordon
Joseph Dare
Southam
St. Giles
Camberwell
Sheir
Pepe
Pranein
Paul Stratford
Fsted
Meer Prateek
Atamibers
Southam Lane
Warner Suipps
Minting Designs Presented to King in Council 1825
From the London Gazette June 18 1825 notices the King in Council receiving a representation from Thomas Wallace Master of the Mint dated April 29 proposing new effigies for coinage. He submits altered designs for gold and silver pieces and seeks the Majesty's approbation for the obverse and reverse images to be struck on the coinage.
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Joh Whitehead
Matthew Howard
Joh Hadock
Mary Haddock
John Haddock
Cateaton Street
Lindon
Newington Pire
Surrey
Paul Stratford
High Court St Chancery
Ethie Chambers
Southampton
Chant
London
Sheppard, Thomas
Lepard
Cloak-Jane
Leicester
St. Mary's
Thomas
Trinity Colc
Dunbridge
Fae
Longman, Hurst, Bees
Cog
Hatchard and Son
Hamilton
Adams
Simpkin
Haxshallyd
Nisbet
Hurst
Baldwin
Cradock
Ant
Sean Er Westley
Robie and Co
Joan Conrade Cooke
Jesus
Fe Cooke Eis
Gunter
Jarrin
Pole
Besuvilliers
Feril
OE W. Simpkin
FR. Marshall
Harcourt
St. Paul's
Cheap and Co
New Bond-street
United Kingdom
Butler's Caj
Jane
Carlton-house
Thomas Wallace
Georgius IV. Dei Gratis
Privy Council
James Buller
Royal Mint coinage notices and society appointments dated June 21
The document details coinage inscriptions for British sovereigns and smaller denominations with obverse and reverse designs described. It also records royal approvals, bishopric appointments for Salisbury and St David's, Canterbury canonries, and a list of bankrupts and dividends declared in Basingshall Street and country locations with dates and attorneys. Also notes numerous marriages, confirmations, and obituaries across the realm with names and places.
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Jewz
Basinghall Street
T. Perkins
Melton-terrace
Borough-road
Baker
Chester
Ian
Parsanagerow
Newm Butta
T Norton
White’’-yard
Rosemary-Jane
Donne
Prince's ~ 4
Plumber
W. W. Smith
Hobor
Meteer
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Kidderminster
Worcestershire
Draper
J. Durham
Catherine-street
Straud
J. Moore
John’ Uare
Mark-Jane
T. Buc
Langley
Bucks
L. Braeekers’court
Cole
Mar-Street
Baize-Factors
J. Hurndall
Bristol, Haberdasher,&c
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Woodburn
Preston
Chepstow
Monmouthshire
Corn-street
Bristol
Sheffield
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Bowdon
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Derbyzh
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SheMeld
Burgess
Hulme
Manchester
Dyer
Taro
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Hester
E Edmunds
Oawestry
Shropshire
Scrivemer
Cross Keys
Oswestry
Jeve
Therfield
Herts
Chaloner
Stanley Leeathes
Elizabeth Winifred
Isaac Leathes
Messaleam Setton
Isle of Ely
Malvern
Edward A
Kanto
Catharine
Williams
St. Marylebone
Augustus
Bossaquet
Wm. Besegurt
Lous
David Bevan
Upper Barley-street
Putney
Henry Vanne Selusourys Ya
D.C.L
Doctora' Commons
Sir Robert , Bast
Elinor
John de Mize
Blackburn
John Win. Whittaker
John’s College
Cambsi
Mary Haughton
Dar ‘William Feilden, Eagg
Fenfecowler
County of
Lancaster
John's
Hackney
Thomas Wright Whitsker
Syleham
Suffolk
Thomas Whisker
Mendham
Norfolk
Fracyis
Catherine Charlotte
W. Tonsos
Hampton Poyle
South Weston
Sir Peter’s Church
Walworth
John Maclean
Chatham-place
Waren
Weymouth
Alfred Tooke
Thorne-Coffin
Somerset
Elisa
Henry Poole
Royal Crescent
Ann's Gaerch
Wimminser
Bedford-row
Cobham
Surrey
Ditton
George Pears
Reigate
Samuel Wilton
Erith
Kent
Chas. Garttin
Bay
Stock Bethabee
Old Burlington
Chelsea
Charles Smrith
Croydon
Upper Gower-street
William Smith
Hon. East Indias Company
Richmond
Jane Pelmer
Edinburgh
Sir.gilvie, Bart
Boyne
London Markets Brief: Corn Exports and Grain Prices
London markets report tolerable grain supply with oats abundant and wheat price cautious. Barley and beans show modest movement while peas hold, with wholesale and retail meat prices steady at Smithfield alongside live stock and hides pricing pervasive in the readings.
Market Summary From London Corn and Smithfield Prices
Friday June 24 reports dull wheat trading and steady barley while beans and peas find buyers. Oats arrivals remain high with prices softening. London weekly averages show wheat 73a per qr, oats 268 8d, beans 405 6d, and peas 39s 6d. In Smithfield beef prices ease, finest oxen at or below Ss per store. mutton and veal largely unchanged. pork firm at 64-66d per stone for dairy-fed hogs.
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Pease
Lin Anghial
Trishtt al
Caruabe
Leadenhall
London
Smithfield
Hop Plantations Reports and Market Notes Across Regions
June reports from Sussex Maidstone Worcester and East Retford describe hop plantations facing vermin and poor conditions while some grounds show growth. Markets quote duty around 45 to 48 thousand with prices per cwt near 121 to 101, and coal prices listed for Holywell to Pontop Windsor with ships at market totaling 304 sold and 16 unsold.
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Sussex
Canterbury
Maidstone
Worcester
East Retford
Supa
Holywell
Ord
Redbugh
Tanfield Moor
Townley
Nesham Main
Wallsend
Hetton
Wheat, oats and barley prices in Guildford market and summer assizes
The report lists wheat oats and barley prices per load and per quarter for the Guildford area, with figures for old and new oats and various beans and peas. It also notes the Summer Assizes schedules for the Western and Northern Circuits including listed counties and court dates in Winchester New Sarum Dorchester Exeter Bridgewater York Durham Newcastle Appleby Lancaster and Bristol.
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Guildford
Sandwich
Justice Latledale
Gazelee
Hants
Winchester
Wilshire
New Sarum
Dorsetshire
Dorchester
Devonshire
City
Exeter
Cornwall
Min
Somersetshire
Bridgewater
City of Bristol
Bristol
Justice Bayley
Baron Hallock
York and City
York
County of Durham
Durham
Northumberland and Town
Newcastle
Cumberland
Carlisle
Westmoreland
Appleby
Lancashire
Lancaster
East India House discusses dividends and judges salaries
A General Court of Proprietors set a 5 percent dividend while debating the East India Judges Salaries Bill. Speakers criticized including a St Helena transport clause, urged liberal treatment of judges, and noted possible pension returns after service with health medical excusal.
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East India House
Gabagun
St. Helena
Legisature
Lowndes
India
Hume
Ceylon
Charles Forbes
Iadis
Sears
Debate on India governorship and Burmese war
Members discuss recall of the Governor-General of India Lord Ambert amid criticism of the Burmese war and Barrackpore massacre. Sir Charles Forbes urges recall, cites Hastings as a remedy, while Mr. Hume withdraws his motion. The chairman notes printed papers and adjourns the Court.
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Thornton
Hume
India
Lord Ambert
Court of Directors
Supreme Government of India
Barreckpower
Board of Control
Gorasner-Gesersi
Lord W. Bentinck
Pha Pa
Charles Forbes
Thos
Sinhered Ctae
Barrackpore
Hastings
Charles Robinson
Barones
Nepaul
Cambridge scholars earn Brown's medals and church preferments
The report lists Brown's Medalists led by W Selwyn of St John’s and notes corrections. It details academic promotions and honors across Cambridge and Oxford, including Henslow’s appointment as Hegius Professor of Botany, honorary doctorates for Hugh Percy, and multiple clerical appointments from Canterbury to Worcester.
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University and
Cambridge
Wm. Brown
Academia Cantabrigiensis
Gerer Ericaay
Brown
T. K. E. Chatfield
Trinity College
R. M. Chatfeld
W. Selwyn
St. John’s
Henslow
St. John’s College
Hegius
Martyn
Hugh Percy
Canterbury
Chas. A. Sumner
Edward Serocold Pearce
Jesus College
Hanover
St. Petr
Bracklay
St. James Annered
Northampton
Thos
Bartholomew Woodman
George Granville Marquis
Stafford
Oxford
Ireland
Herman Erivale
Magdalen
Robert Biscoe
Christ Church
William Henry Butler
Ralph Lewen Benson
Edward Howells
Albert Jones
J. Olive
Wadham
George Robert Paulson
Balliol
Richard Maunce Bonner, Esq
Thomas Middleton
St. Edmund Hall
William Robertson
Benjamin John Harrison
Nathaniel Bland
Ralph Etwail
Trinity
Wm. Welch
St John's
Sir George Prevost
Bart. Oriel
John Cox
St Mary Hall
John Mitford
New College
Whately
St Alban Hall
Andrews
M. W. Wilkinson
Worcester College
Harescent Cum
Pitchcombe
Gloucester
Henry Thursby
Isham Inferior
Northamptonshire
Hishop
Lincoln
Johan Ion
Halsham
Holderness
Heminbrough
Eas
Yorkshire
W. Jones
Evenlond
Worcestershire
Francis Woodforde
Bath and Wells
Weston Bampfyide
F. Woodforde
Francis Lockey
Blackford
Wedmore
Charles Richard Summer
Worcester Cathedral
Percy
Thomas Gaisford
University of Oxford
Worcester
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