City Court honors Lord Mayor with royal dignity claim
The Court of May or and Aldermen in London records two letters from Sir Robert Peel and Sir James Graham announcing the Sovereign's conferment of a United Kingdom peerage on the Lord Mayor. The court expresses high esteem for his public and private virtues and notes satisfaction over the honor to the city. Also includes Royal Mail Medina sailing schedule and copper miners dividend notice with business ads.
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Irie
Meyor
Aieli
London
Victoria
United Kingdom of Great Britain
Robert Peel
Sus. Graham
United Kingdom
James Graham
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company
Medina
C. F. Burney, Rin
Southampton
Ond
P.m
Falmouth
Barbados
Corunna
Madeira
Eest Indies
Havannah
Gulf of Mexico
Yay
Nassau
Savaoneh
Charleston
New York
Halifax
South America
Isthmus
Panama
Moorgate-street
England
Old Broad-street
Eveland
Broad-street
Court of Assistants
Inglis
Military appointments and deputy lieutenancies announced
In the London Gazette, April 8 to April 11, 1842, Second Captain Edward Charles Warde is named Adjutant for the Boye Regiment of Artillery dated July 7, 1341. Brevet Major Richard Carr McKaworth is made Lieutenant Colonel, Sir Henry Chamberlain becomes Governor, and other promotions follow with Frederick Eardley and Henry Francis Stramme elevated to higher ranks. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant and deputies grant Deputy Lieutenants for Inverness county, dated December 1, 1840.
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Office of Ordnance
Boye
Edward Charles Warde
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Richard Carr McKaworth
Beison
Sir Henry Chamberlain, Bart
Molesworth
Frederick Eardley Wn
Chamberlain
Henry Francis Stramne
Wilmore
J. M.pheraon Grant
Depcan M'Donell Chisholm
County of
Inverness
Bankruptcy enlarged and superseded notices unfold
A long OCR batch lists bankruptcy enlargements and supersessions across multiple names and places. It names Official Assignee Mr. Turquand and various solicitors, with dates in April and May for numerous debtors from Edinburgh to Glasgow and beyond, including tradesmen, merchants, maltsters, innkeepers, and millers, detailing hearings and venues at Basinghall Street and other offices.
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George the Fourton
Nott
Lewis Joan
Sedgley
Staffordshire
Dickinson Eompwo
Une
Elevin
Boeing
Ngh
Solicitom
Pocock and Ge
Bartholmew-close
Wae San
Tudeley, Keot
Dawson Witttan
Tonbridae
Basinghallestret
Turquand
Copthall-buildings
Solicitors
Misers, Je
Basinghall Street
Green
Aldermanbury
Ashurst
Chespside
Steinere Rostar
Great Yarmouth
Norfolk
Feathers Inn
Solicittom
Sayers
Storey
Fieldcourt
Gray’s Inn
Epi Henry
Brighton
Town Hall
King and Atteaters
Queen Street
Cherpside
Sarre Thomas and
Taylor Thomas
Worcester
Boots
Foley
Messia, Blower and Visard
Lincoln's Ino Fielde
Foey
Joan
Loughborough
Leicestershire
King’s Head Inn
Loughboroug
Emmett and Allen
Broomsbury-square
Hucknall
Nore Ricunap
Frome Selwood
Somersetshire
George In
Selwood
Frampton
South Square
Gray
Miller
Frome
Selwood Minty Epwaap
Warminster
Wiltshire
Bath Arma Inn
Chapman
Chester
Carrier
Maddock
Messrs
Philpot
Blakinson and Sanders
Ilm-court
Middle Temple
Atkinson and Sanders
Manchester
Bocxton Joun
Darlington
Durham
Elegro
John Brodie
Meabourn and Hutchinson
Mewburn
Great Winchester Street
Disputed Report Of Surgeon Magrath At Cabul Pass
The Delhi Gazette dated January 24 lists officers with the force, stating Surgeon J Magrath of the 37th Native Infantry was killed at the Teseen Pass on January 0th. Dublin relatives share a letter claiming he survived, with the 87th and about thirty of the 44th joining others and escaping to a fort after a clash with the enemy.
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Lse
Cabul
Delhi
J. Magrath
Native Infantry
Teseen Pass
Disastrous Afghan War Dispatches From Kabul
A heavily detailed report from the Afghan frontier describes the fall of Kabul’s defenses, the murder of Sir William Macnaghten, and the retreat of British forces under Akbar Khan amid widespread Ghazee attacks. Evacuation routes to Jellalabad, mass casualties, and the shifting power among Afghan chiefs are recounted with emphasis on leadership failings and the envoy’s death.
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India
Affghanistan
Akbar Khan
William M‘naghten
Caboot
Sir William
Ghazeen
W. M.naghten
Elphinstone
Cabool
Shah Soojan
Retirements and inquests in a crowded London week
Officers listed for medical board retirement including Gray Fogo Belson Romer and several captains. An inquest on Chapman in Marylebone found natural death with police treatment concerns. A Derby fire at Challenor’s store caused significant damage. Emanuel Upjohn spared fine for netting in Thames. Memorials to Conolly the jockey and details of theft at Salisbury Bishop’s residence. Fire risk on Fearless surfboat averted by police action. Rail accident near Shoreditch injures master drover Robert Layer who died in hospital. Ballinaslee assault verdict and Munster conspiracy era notes. Cambridge University installation plans and Duke of Wellington visit mentioned. Timber cargo laws discuss ships decks in North America, 1345 expiry. Curious-trial crowd incident at Crown Court revealed. Hot Blast patent verdict against Houdenhill. Victoria Tunnel opened to Tyne for coal shipping.
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Roratz Artillery
Military Commission
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Romer
Law
Pascoe
Bridges
Somerville
Skincer
Pringle
Wakley
Chapman
Marylebone
Decestrd Bid
Avarmine Fres
Derby
Challenor
Ono
Emanuel Upjoho
Chertsey
Wm Drewer
Thames
Oxford
Prendergast
William Cleary
Curragh
Kildare
Jemm Gray
Peel Course
Conolly
Ascot
Priam
Batson
Danine Rosseger
Tes Bisner
Sat
Bishop of
Salisbury
Wilton Crescent
Pimlico
Woolwtch Naval
Fry
Fearless
Bullock
Extraonpinany
Six O'Lock
Northern and Eastern Railway
Eastern Counties Line
Robert Layer
Fakenham
Norfolk
Layer
Smithfeld
Leyer
Shoredite
Brown
Asteep
London
Parixne
Ballinaslée
Ferdinand Kane
Edwards
Brighton Election and Chartist Radical Address
The Brighton address of a radical Chartist, deemed thorough and popular, is urged for consideration by Lord John Russell. Mr Nicholson, a well known out-and-out figure, is noted in the subscription, reflecting strong Chartist sentiment in the town.
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Brighton
Kingdom
John Rusgell
Nicholson
Politician Jonas Nicholson Speaks at Brighton Meeting
Jonas Nicholson addresses Brigator electors at a large town hall gathering. He pledges to stand for nomination if supported, accuses Whigs and Liberals of self interest, predicts Liberal reforms benefiting common people, and vows to back pro people measures while opposing oppression. He signs from Star and Garter Hotel Brighton dated April 9.
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Reform Club
Robert
Tam
Jonas Nicholson
Star and Garter Hotel
Brighton
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