Bankrupts listed in London Gazette notice
A London Gazette supplement lists bankruptcies with names and addresses across London and nearby towns. Entries include T Goudy linen-draper, J Thorpe fruiterer, C V Colwell linen-draper, W H Thomas of Kingston-upon-Thames, and others with their corresponding attorneys. The notice ends noting Byron verse correspondences and delays in publication of some articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Goudy
Clement’s-lace
Lombard-street
Taylor
Alten
Newton
J. Davies
W. Taylor
Oxford-street
Linen-Drapers
Great
Carey-street
C. Johnson
Lever-Bank
Lancaster
Calico
Attornies
Milne
J. Thorpe
Bridge-Foot
London-bridge
Atternies
Beardoo
Skillecorn
Adam and Eve
St. Pancras
Victualler
Wayward
S-Court
Tawney
Pope's-head
Cook
Stevens
Sion College
Aldermanbury
The French Election Law Debate in Paris Chamber
The French Ministry faces defeat in the Chamber of Deputies over the Election Law report with the Deputies passing a resolution to the King. Uncertainty lingers on the King’s stance and potential changes in administration or dissolution of the Chamber. Budget discussions move slowly as officials weigh election rewards against budget passage. A Cambray letter notes Duke of Wellington’s arrival with unclear plans for headquarters or staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Deputies
Cambray
Duke of Wellington
Royal News From Court and Abroad
The Rowe of Prince is said to be recovering while marriage ratification for Princess Charlotte and the Prince of Cobourg is sent from ambassadors at court. Britain offers 50001 to dispose of Marquis de Sènia for a painting school in Rome as artists seek funds. French papers praise relations with Vienna. Empress is gravely ill. Abbe de Pradt lauds the Empress as beautiful and enchanting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Prince of
Vienna
Austria
Covering Byron scandal stirs Times and Chronicle editorial
The Times and Chronicle react to two alleged verses attributed to Lord Byron about his estranged wife and her governess. They condemn the crude attacks as unmanly and injurious, urging protection of private readers and criticizing the use of rank and talent to vent public malice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
Byran
Rugland
Lord Byron
Lady Byron
Sairon
Cenale
Dias
Jimes
Pope
Chronicle
Controversy Over Noble Lord Byron Poems Sparks Press Row
A sequence of wartime era critiques attacks a Sunday journal's libel against the Noble Lord and Byron, with Chronicle and other papers defending the poet and denouncing the editor's public airing of private verse. Sir Ralph Milbanke denies any conspiracy to disturb domestic peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle
Ralph Milbanke
Lord Byron
Baronet
Ralph
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London Gazette
Aratt
Monnar
London
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