Bankrupts listed in London Gazette April 7 notice
The London Gazette issue lists numerous bankruptcies and dividends with names including W Wood of Butley Cheshire. W Cape of London Bridge. Ball of Postford Hill Surrey. J Farquharson of Swansea. H Stanley of Jackhouse Oswaldtwistle. J Wilkinson of Great Driffield. J Burbery Coventry. R Clements Coventry. W Berriman Lyneham. F Trix South Molton. J Matthews Coventry. I Ayton Newcastle. J W Sanders Newcastle. F Jeffs Coventry. W Jackson Bristol. J Palmer Rogely. R Ritchie Mill Lane Deptford. and others. Auctions, locations, dates, and solicitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Cape
London-bridge-loot
Guildhall
Birkett
Clonk-lane
Ball
Post-ford-hill
Surrey
Paterson and Co
Old Broad-street
W. Brandon
Kent-street
Borough
Brooking
Lombard Street
J. Farquharson
Swansea
Glamorganshire
Messrs
Clarke and Co
Little Saint Thomas
H. Stanley
Jackhouse
Oswaldtwistle
Lancashire
Whitster
D. Robinson
Blackburn
W. Robinson
Settle
Yorkshire
Armstrong
Staple Inn
J. Wilkinson
Great Driffield
R. Ellis
Chancery
Jane
T. Scotchburn
J. Burbery
Coventry
King’s Head Inn
Long and Co
Holborncourt
Gray’s Inn
J. B. Troughton
King's Head Inn
Long and Co. Holborncourt
Malmsbury
Wiltshire
R. Woodhouse
King’s Benchwalk
Temple
B. C. Thomas
F. Trix
South Molton
Devonshire
Tanner
Fortescue Arms Inn
Barnstaple
Pearson
Pumpcourt
South
Newcastle
Upon Lyne
Meggison
J. Carter
W. Jackson
Bristol
Rummer Tavern
All Saints- Lane
Messrs. Poole
Gray's Inn
G. Martin
Exchange
J. Palmer
Rogely
Staffordshire
Fave
Town Hall
Rugely
Stocker
Messrs. Jones and Co. Mincinglane
G. Seaman
Bishopsgate-street
M Michael
South Sea Chambers
Threadneedie
Street
R. Bristow
Lloyd’s Coffee
J. Linney
Chester
W. Favill
Cromwell
Nottinghamshire
W. Pulléyn
Leadenhall-street
Goldsmith
Ri Gower
St. Austell
Cornwall
J. Aikin
Liverpool
J- Macmichael T. Gitth
W. Npdciiehael
J. Sticheal
Setae M‘math
Bridgnorthy
Shropshire
Intelligence from Naples and Wallachia Turmoil
News from Paris reports telegraphic intelligence from Naples that on March 24 Lazzaroni mobs attempted murders of Carbonari but were stopped by Austrians. On March 25 tranquility was restored. Wallachia necessitated frontier observation. reports say the Pope and insurgent general fled with 300,000 Neapolitan ducats aboard ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Paris
Lazzaroni
Wallachia
Frortiers
Despitches
Neapoliita Ducats
Gazelin
Brussels
Turin
Alessandria
Vercelli
Pignerol
Fossano
Novara
Count de Latour
Piedmont
Walachia
Ottoman Porte
Rince Ipsilanti
Russia
Foreign arrivals and political plots sweep through Iberia and Italy
From Lisbon to Cortes reports detailing reception plans for royal visitors at Tagus harbor and the governor's duties. Updates from Madrid highlight conspiracies against the Spanish constitution led by a Supreme Junta with clerical support, while Naples and Piedmont face revolts, Austrian pressure, and revolutionary plots spreading to Sicily and Wallachia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Vobult
Tagus
Jackson
Floridas
New York
Forbes
Buenos Ayres
United States
Maracaibo
Puerto Cavello
Morales
Bolivar
Santa Fe
Commodore Aury
St. Martha
Cape Henry
Boyer
Christophe
Maprio
Cortes
Senor Calatrava
Bayonne
Paris
Rue de Richelieu
Escorial
Rome
Naples
Piedmont
Senor Moreno Guerri
Special Committee of Public Safety
Senor Moreno’ Guerra
Spain
Portugal
Sicily
Africa
America
Corteg
Arid
Congress
Petition and Bills Dominate Lords Session in April
In April the House of Lords debated relief for Roman Catholics amid Catholic Bill opposition. The Innkeepers Subsistence Bill passed a second reading as petitions from Canterbury Glasgow Westminster and Litmerick called for the same relief. Royal assent was given to several commissions and duties bills as Sir Melville and others pushed Catholic influence discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Wepvespay
Cocvtnie
Chippenham
Wilts
Strathmore
Lord Melville
Queensferry
Scotland
Canterbury
Srebeuilarins
Church of Canterbury
Crester
Diocess
Gloucester
Court of King's
Bark
Shaftesbury
Melville
Lori Scomourl
Westminster
London
Sion Colege
Christ Church
Middlesex
Earl of
Donbur
Litmerick
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
London Gazette
W. Wood
Butley
Cheshire
Sorsian Petys
Berlin
Hungary
Theodore
Krajova
Turkey
Hussars
Temeswar
Laybach