London Gazette Tugspay July 2 list of names and occupations
A London Gazette notice lists multiple individuals with varied trades including farmer maltster grocer butcher calico-printer water-girder plater and manufacturer, each paired with respective attorneys and address references across England from Devon to Yorkshire and Derbyshire to Warwickshire. Names include J Ven W Richardson T Capeweill I S Bland and W Buckley among others, noting professional affiliations and solicitor firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ven
Witheridge
Devonshire
T. Berry
Crediton
R. Evans
Duffield
Derbyshire
Savage
Great Winchester Street
W. Richardson
North Shields
Messrs
Bell and Brodtick
Bow
T. Capeweill
Uttoxeter
Staffordshire
Gaskell
Gray’s-inn
W. Foster
Liverpool
Windle
John-Street
Bedford-row
H. Butler
Leamington Priors
Warwickshire
Baxter and Bowker
Furnival’s Inn
Bland
Torkington
Cheshire
Edge and Parker
Norfolk-street
Strand
R. Smith
Birmingham
Blandford
Temple
C. Wight
W. Buckley
Farniey
Yorkshire
Highmoor
Scot’s
Cannon-Street
Bankrupt List in London Gazette: Names and Attornies
A London Gazette entry lists numerous bankrupts from various trades including grocers merchants ironmongers and manufacturers. It records addresses in Lancaster Birmingham Newcastle Penzance Eyworth and London plus associated solicitors and attornies. The long roster names J Muncaster W Chandler G Wood J Jackson T Richardson and many others with law firms and offices at Gray's Inn Temple Chancery Lane Furnival's Inn and related streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Muncaster
Lancaster
Bleasdale and Co
New Inn
W. Chandler
Birmingham
Mr. Nichol
Gray’s-inn-square
G. Wood
J. Jackson
Broughton
Calico
Hurd and Co
Temple
T. Richardson
Newcastle-upon-Tour
Atkinson
Atlornics
Wright and Cole
J. Batten
Bath
Raceman
Fisher
High Holborn
G. Arnold
Wedge
Manchester
W. Dawa
Ulverston
Attornes
Baxter and Bowker
Furnival’s Inn
Reeks and Webster
Wedelos Square
J. Lancaster
Michael’s Grove
Brompton
Rooke and Coe
Coleman-street
W. Gammon
N. Benjamin
J. Berthorn
Austin-friars
Swain
Merchaant
Mr. Paterson
Old Broad-street
J. Ritchie
Jun
Finsbury-square
T. Ainge
Wilmington
Kent
Baker
Mr. Benton
Union-street
Southwark
Distress among Staffordshire colliers leads to roadside appeal
The Staffordshire lower orders stage a peaceful march toward London to petition the Prince Regent for relief. Magistrates intercept at St Albans and Maidenhead, buying their coal and funding return home. The piece criticizes unrest while noting government plans and questions about Wellington’s London visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staffordshire
Bilston
London
Prince Regent
St. Albans
Maidenhead
Duke of Wellington
France
Cheltenham
Marquis Wellesley
Jack
South America
Exmouth To Retrace Steps Over Mediterranean Freebooters
The decision orders Lord Exmouth to repeat his march and speak to Mediterranean freebooters in a language from the mouths of his cannon. The move honors Bona massacre victims and aims for decisive action, with public satisfaction expressed at the intention to complete the business fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Exmouth
Mediterranean
Bona
Piratical States and Admiral Exmouth Threat Debate
The government paper praises Admiral Exmouth's five sail line squadron and surrounding force while denouncing piracy along the Barbary coast as barbaric and untrustworthy. A short anecdote contrasts pacific governors with Wahabee pirates and warns against treaties with pirates. Paris dispatch reports a plot to blow up notes at a royal fete, thwarted by the Duke of Wellington's party, with a disguised woman suspected as the mastermind behind the plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exmouth
Deys
Beys
Neweale
Gulph
Paris
Jean
Duke of Wellington
London
Mr. Aston
Napoleon
Prince of Schwartzenberg
Champs Elysées
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