Debates on economy and military use in the House of Commons
The debate covers cabinet economy, the abolition of a wartime secretaryship, and criticism of the military presence in Pall-mall. Lords Castlereagh and Tierney clash on constitutional matters, while cries of economy and public order echo through April sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Romilly
Gibbs
Lushington
Huskisson
Protheroe
Treasury
Tierney
Lord Castlereagh
Brougham
Bennett
Newgate
Goulbourn
Home Department
G. W. Wynne
Miley Addington
Marryat
B. Bathurst
John Newport
J. H. Smyth
Bankes
Ponsonby
Lori Castlereagh
Rose
America
Lord Fulkstone
Saul More
Moudlan
Meliueon
Mr. Moublon
Pembroke
Afr. Jones
Calcrafe
Jones
Lora Milton
Pall-mall
St. James’s
Wynne
Lord Folkstone
Calvert
Castlereagh
Buckingham T House
Mansion House
Ford Castlereagh
BF. Smith
Benacé
Carlin House
Nusend
Westminster
Lord Couttereagh
Gaerauion
Bathurst
England
Scotland
Curwen
W. Smith
M. W. Ridley
Mr. Brand
F. Smith
Princess Charlotte of Wales
H. Addington
Board of Works
Botany Bay
H. Wynn
Britain
St. Helena
Buonaparte
Parliament appo intment and list of bankrupts in London Gazette
Major John Thomas Fane replaces Lord Burghe rsh in Lyme Regis seat after Chiltern Hundreds. Also listed are bankrupts E Jay Badley miller J Thompson jun Walton John Lomas grocer W Mardy tanner T Bowman smith R Bryan china-dealer J Pebberley inn-keeper E Randall ex-resident Bexley J Cartwright Saltford victualler T Williams brassfounder with corresponding attorneys and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough of
Lyme Regis
John Thomas Fane
John Fane
Lord Burghersh
E. Jay
Badley
Suffolk
Miller
S. Taylor
John-street
Bedford-row
J. Thompson
Jun
Temple
J. Lomas
Sheffield
Bigg
Southampton-buildings
Chancery-lane
W. Mardy
Thetford
Norfolk
Tanner
Dixon
Staple-inn
T. Bowman
Sunderland
Smith
Attornies
Belt and Broderick
Bow Church-yard
R. Bryan
Abergavenny
London Gazette List of Attornies and Merchants
A dense London Gazette fragment lists numerous names with occupations and addresses, including merchants, iron-masters, ship-bulders, clothiers, and grocers. Attorneys are named with offices in Coleman Street, Gray's Inn, Middle Temple, and other courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. de Roche
J. Perrin
R. Rochus
Attornes
Dennetts and Co
King’s Arms Yard
Coleman-street
B. Gubbons
T. Stokes
Kingswinford
Stafford
Mr. Constable
Symond
R. Lane
Bergh Upton
Norfolk
Mr. Huxley
W. Bourne
Towns-mills
Salop
Miller
Attornies
Presland
Proctor
Brunswick Square
T. ©. Bart
Catherine-court
Tower-mill
Mir
O. Jones
Great
Wiochester-street
R. Rush
Field Dalling
W. P. Wandus
Bardetts-buildings
Holborn
Hh. Jackson
Wirksworth
Derby
Viewoter
Long and Ansten
Sholborn-court
Gacy ’S Tnn
J. White
Woodt-street
Bosier
Attarnic
Mesers
Walther and Raukirt
Oldsdewe
J. Flarctey
Clifton
Gloucester
Merchant
Mr. Cuithih
Middle-Temple Buildings
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