Wanted youths and assistants in trades and religion themed ads
Classified notices announce an apprentice sought for a general trammongery business with preference to Methodist sons, and an experienced assistant needed in linen drapery and haberdashery with Methodist preference. Also listings for book notices and price of new religious works by Pike and Whitfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stephens
City-road
London
Methodist Society
J.G. Smith
High Street
Yum
Norfolk
Children’s Books and Tracts Featured in Advertisements
A page advertises religious tracts and children’s literature, praising Dialogues for clear language and moral uplift. It lists titles such as X Closet Manual and Conjectures on happiness, plus The Child’s Repository and Infant Scholar’s Magazine with wood engravings and affordable prices. Cabinet makers and upholsterers are urged to place orders, noting reduced general ironmongery prices and quality brass work from Carman’s brass foundry at Newgate Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child's Repository and Infant Scholar’s Magazine
Royal
Guardian
Home Missionary Magazine
N.B
Royal nominations and ecclesiastical appointments list
From the London Gazette dated February 20 and published February 23, the King orders congé d'élire for St Asaph to elect a bishop after the death of Dr John Luxmoore, and recommends Dr William Carey for that see. The King grants the deanery of Chichester to George Chandler and appoints Richard Jelf as Canon of Oxford. John Bull becomes Canon of Christ Church Oxford, James Somers Cocks is named Canon or prebendary of Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland
St. Asaph
John
Luxmoore
William Carey
Exeter
St. Asaphnne
George Chandler
D.C L
Chichester
Samuel Slade
Richard William Je
James Somers. Cocks
Worcester
Sir Herbert Oakeley
Currency and Candia debates in the House of Lords
Lords debate currency measures and gold exports. Wellington and others dispute if paper in circulation reflects true wealth. Greece Candia policy, slave transit, and Portugal diplomacy dominate mixed session with calls for full papers and a royal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candia
Greece
Lord Holland
Mediterranean
Earl Bathurst
Ibrahim Pachas
Ibrahim Pacha
Goderich
Porte
Butt
Holland
Morea
Negropont
Duke of Wellington
Candias
Lord Liverpool
Europe
Wesleyan Methodism Chronicles and Memoirs Advertised
An illustrated catalog of Wesleyan Methodism works by John Stephens and S Warren LL.D. including Digest of Laws and Doctrines, Biographies of Mrs Warren and Wesley, calendars, diaries, sermons, meditations, and school dialogues. The items feature engravings, autographs, and plates, with pricing in shillings and pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aed
Wesley
Conference
Samuel Warren
Ihngland
Wales
Scotland
Joan and
Ciardes Wesley
Joan Flercaer
Ann Warren
S. Warren
Ll.d
Appointment of Navy Treasurer and Cabinet Secretaries
From the London Gazette dated February 19 1830 letters patent appoint Thomas Frankland Lewis as Treasurer of the Navy and appoints Edward Lord Ellenborough Robert Peel George Earl of Aberdeen Sir George Murray Arthur Duke of Wellington Henry Goulburn John Sullivan Anthony Ashley Cooper James Graham Thomas Perevrilh Courtenay and George Bankes as the three principal Secretaries of State and commissioners for the Affairs of India.
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George Murray
G.C.B
Arthur Duke of Wellington
K.G
Treasury
Henry Goulburn
Exchequer
John Sullivan
Anthony Ashley Cooper
Ashley
James Graham
Marquis Graham
Thomas Perevrilh Courtenay
George Bankes
Iidia
Bankrupts to surrender at multiple locations in March and April
The report lists bankrupts surrendering at Dawes and various London streets including Bas inghall Street Albany Street Re cent s park and others with dates March May April. It notes creditors and assignees at offices such as Commercial rooms Bristol and White Lion Inn Norwich and lists numerous individuals and trades from confectioners victuallers and cork merchants to cabinet manufacturers and linen drapers. It also mentions dividends certificates to be granted and a scotch sequestration in Dundee plus partnerships dissolved across England and Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basinghall-Street
Dawes
Cheapsiie
Albany-street
S Park
Robinson
Pancras-lane
Donn
Baker
Nicholas-Jane
Tessier
P. Ringmorce
Devonshire
Paterson and
Peile
Old Broad-street
Woonrorre
G. Sen
Upper
Stamford-street
Waterloo-road
G. Woodroffe
Evans
Gray’s-inn-square
Bonet
W. Bedminster
Somersetshire
Bristol
Pools
Greenfield
Gamlen
Gray’s-inn
Buckcey
White Bear-inn
Manerences
Clarke, Richards
Yorkshire
Kimberley’s
New Malton
Sol
Mr. Williamson
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
the Crown and Thistle-inn
Newcastle
Meggison and Pringle
King’s-road
Bedford-row
Richardson
New Sarum
Wiltshire
Freemason
S-Hall
Gibbins
Furnival’s-inn
Roderick
Elizabeth
Aberystwith
Cardiganshire
White Lion-inn
Jenkins and Abbott
New-inn
Wallace
J. Manchester
Star-inn
Manchester
Cavelje
Great James-street
Bedford-raw
Youne
Taylor
Clement’s-inn
J. Brown
Wootton Bassett
Wilts
White-street
Little "Moorfields
R. Ragee
Great Bookham
Surrey
M. Pate
Bennett-street
St. James’s
W. H. Freeman
Prince’s-street
St. James's
Ff. Daubney
Victualler
L. Sheard
Lepton
J. Wright
Princes-street
Leicester-square
Smith
W. C. Hindley
Boston
Lincolnshire
Draper
W. Cox
Bath
Cheltenham
Silk-Mercer
W. Down
Church Passage
Guildhall
Blackwell Hall
C. Stockman
H. Bennison
South-row
New Road
St. Pancras
High Holborn
H. S. Fitchie
Dundee
Budge's Hotel
Kenworthy and Clark
Accrington
Lancashire
Lewis and Kebbell
Thornhill and Cooper
Whitby
C. A
M. A. Merrick
White Hart-court
Lombard-street
G. Millard
Aylesbury-street
Clerkenwell
Levens and Machell
Kendal
J. and
A. Wallis
G. Evans
R. Pritchard
Ketley
Shropshire
Poulter, Chanell
Bridger
Godalming
Mercers
W. Poulter
J. C. Brook
Ossett
Roserts
Sir W. Bart
Courtlands
Fowey
Cornwall
Basinghall Street
East
S. Lavenham
Suffolk
Harris and
Tyas
Beaufort Buildings
Strand
Fiuther
Henrietta-street
Cavendish-square
Mr. Waugh
Bedford- Row
Lawson
W. J. Lombard-street
Bill-Broker
Clayton
John-street
J. Kensington
Brewer
Branscombe
Fleet-street
Suita
Bride-lane
Walnut-tree-walk
Lambeth
Gellatly
Wellington-place
Limehouse
J. Birmingham
Canton
Ing
Birmingham
Holme
Frampton
Loftus
Newton
Renee Om Bowrie
T. Gunthorpe
Megeett
Kent Street
Southwark
Kingston Hotel
Kingston-upon-Hull
Sels.- Hicks and Morris
Danny
Ellis and Walmesly
Chancery-lane
Gipness
C. Garrett
Millers
White Hart-inn
Williams
Verulam-buildings
Gray’s-inm O Hyams
J. P
Liverpool
Clarendon-revins
Roscoe
Temple
Oo Harpy
W. Kirkby-Moor-side
Jacomb
Tindal
Huddersfield
van Landau
Brown
Old Jewry
Oo Isaacs
L.and I
Farriers
Clarendon-rooms
Makinson and Sanders
Middle Temple
Co Jones
Clarendon Buildings
Mr.Taylor
Clement’s Inn
Re Johnson
H. Trowell
Nottinghamshire
Black
Moor’s Head
Nottingham
Hurd
Johnson
So Kay
H. Leeds
Great Yarmouth
Dax
Alger
George-inn
Plumtre
Lamb-buildings
H.T
J. Smith
York
Drapers
T. Collinson
J. H.‘Pritton
R A. Smith
Sheffierd
Dryden
J. Bell
T. Bonner
Monkwearmouth
Durham
J. Wida
Brownshill
Gloucestershire
Clothier
W. Richardson
Tottenham-court-road
J. Nichols
W.graham
Leeds
J. Watch
Pershore
Worcestershire
R. Roberts
Ruthin
Denbighshire
G. Chick
Dyer
G. Ewart
Dunse
Saddler
Townhall
Danson
J. Wilson
Renfrew
King’s. Arms Tavern
Glasgow
Cockburn and Hardie
Edinburgh
Royal Exchange
W. Weir
Black Ball-inn
J. Guild and Co
Lyceum-rooms
Langley and Son
Wellington
R. Greenham
J. Molyneus
Shaw and Alexander
P. Catterall
S. S.clark
New Fleet-market
C. Buck
Maidstone
S.turner and Co
Markeaton
Derbyshire
G. Lohman and
H. Ft. Toppin
Mark-lane
H. Coulson and Son
Penzance
N. Knight and Co
W. H. Hornby and
Swiss Consul Appointment in Liverpool Approved
The King has approved Emanuel Zwilchenbart as Consul at Liverpool for the Swiss Confederation. He will serve in official capacity and represent Swiss interests in the port city.
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Foreign Office
Fes
Emanuel Zwilchenbart
Liverpool
Brudenell Named to Parliament Seat in Place of Eden
The Crown announces Members retained to serve in this Parliament. Lord Brudenell of Brooksby hall replaces Sir Robert Henley Eden who has vacated his seat by accepting the Chiltern Hundreds.
Insolvent and bankrupt notices from Broad Street and beyond
Insolvent estates and bankruptcies listed across multiple locations with names such as E W Pinners hall Broad Street and G T Exell Silver Street. Entries include surrender dates February to April and settlements at various London and regional venues with numerous solicitors and offices named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esse
W. Pinners’-hall
Broad-street
Morris
E. Wrexham
Denbighshire
Sampson
P.S
Brighthelmstone
Exell
Silver-street
Wellington Estates Made Duke a Major Spanish Landholder
The Spanish King granted the Duke of Wellington estates in Granada after the Peninsular War. An arrears settlement was sought via Crown lands, with Mr O Lawler selecting 7,000 acres of Xeres de la Frontera common for grazing. The arrangement could make Wellington one of Spain’s largest wine growers in years.
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Don Miguel
Nero
Fitus
Portugal
Cortes
Vierina
England
Lord A
Barbavena
Mr. Canning
Europe
Charles Stewart
Lord Aberdeen
Verccira
Plymouth
Goderich
Terceira
Palmela
Wharncliffe
Earl of
Caprara
Duke of Wellington
Canning
Sir Charles Stewart
Don Pedro
Donna Maria
Vienna
Brazils
Miguel
Frederick Lamb
Corps
House of Braganza
Barbacena
Azores
Africa
Lubeck
Hambro
Bremen
Flanders
Melbourne
Wellington
Kino
Spain
Soto de Roma
Granada
Grace of Wellington
O' Lawler
O* Lawler
Xeres de la Frontera
O’lawler
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J. G Pike
Derby
Richard Baynes
George Whitfield
John Wesley
Simpkin and Marshall
Stationers’court
THE
London Gazette
House OF Lords
Earl Stanhope
Bank of England
Viscount Goderich
Marquis of Lansdowne
Lord Melbourne
Brazil
Cour
Great Britain
Lisbon
Palmella
Earl of Aberdeen
David M‘nicoll
M‘nicoll
W. D. Snooke
Lemo
John Burdsall
Stephens
Cristian
Price
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