Worksop Auction Lots Promote Investment Opportunities
A Worksop and Gateford sale offers land, a steam corn mill, malt kilns, and dwellings. Lot details include a commodious messuage with barns and kilns near the Chesterfield Canal, plus two tenements and a large steam mill by the Doncaster turnpike. Prospective buyers urged to view with local solicitors for conditions and viewing times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worksop
Worksop iBlyth
Doncaster
Gateford Lane
Sheffield Road
Chesterfield Canal
William Noth
Baxter
Booth
CheeterSeid
John Armstrong
Gateford
Richard Stancer
Michaelmas
Messrs
J. and
I. Pearce
Philina and Bolger
St. Swithin’s Lane
London
Owen
White
East Retord
Mee and Bigsby
East Retford
Army Promotions and Exchanges in British Regiments
War Office announces April 1828 promotions and exchanges across multiple regiments. Officers receive ranks including lieutenant colonel, major, captain, and ensign, with many noted as without purchase. Several named individuals move between the 42nd, 16th, 26th, 65th, 49th, and other units, reflecting broad officer reassignments and brevet appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regiment of Foot
Howell Paynter
Pirchase
Murray
Dittle
Henry Bird
Thomas Derency Turner
Birds
James Brand
Turner
Nathaniel Nugent Strode
Slot Foot
Peter Macfarlane
Hallspay
John Deakins
Ceylon Regiment
Bryan Keating O'Dwyer
Alexander Munro
26Th Foot
Willian Bell
Edward Campbell Hudson
Ith Foot
William Foley
65Th Foot
Francis Crumpe
O'Dwyer
Donald Meent Cameron
Hannagan
Edward Barry Owen
Hudson
Richmond
Dwyer
Waldron Kelly
38Th Foot
Thomas Iynatius Campbell
William Kerr Thomson
42D Foot
Thomas Ffrench
J. B. Heming
67Th Foot
William Foster Hannagan
16Th Foot
Shelley
Campbell
Gerald Stephen Fitzgerald
Munro
David Henry Murray
Robert Bartley
James Dennis
Bartley
Samuel Blyth
Dennis
John Henderson
54Th Foot
David Mac Andrew
40Th Foot
Richard Tyrrel Sparks
Arthur Wightman
Robert Birch
Thomas Scott Reiguolda
Richard Halpin
Thomas Frederick Richardson
55Th Foot
John James Dwyer
18Th Foot
Jobn Leslie Denny
Sparks
James Malcohn
Wightman
Thomas Graham Mcair Faden
Birch
Jobn Thornton Grant
Reignolds
George Abercrombie Robertson
Tee
Richardson
Mith Vitto
Seorge Freeman Murray
Vice Ponsonby
Apvice Puen
James Haining
Une Clegy
Vine
Willian Goom
Eb Die
Eosien William Brabazon Ponsonby
Isis
Ffrench
Charles Trowbridge Egerton
Bell
Foot
Hut
Insolvency Declarations in London Gazette Apr 25 1828
The London Gazette lists multiple bankruptcy notices and declarations of insolvency dated April 25 1828. Entries include SUTTS Thomas of Grafton Street, Elizabeth Hooper lodging house keeper, and several wine merchants and victuallers with surrender dates and solicitor details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutts
Thomas
Grafton
Fitzroy-square
Mil Sawyer
Basinghall Street
Mitchell
John
Roberts
Nead Alley
Cornhillreet
Kent-street
Southwark
Victualler
Dicas
Pope
Pearson
Reeves
William
Savoy-street
Strand
Parrey
Tokenhouse-yard
Robinson
Ane
Hewitt
Per
Smith
Jones
St. George’s Circus
Southwar
Tokenhouse Yard
Frey
Wman
Elizabeth
Ickham
Cresgwell
Red Hooper
St. Eny
Commercial
Clarke
Messia
Lowndes and Gatty
Cheltenhnm
George Finn
Chele
Red Lion Square
Ditch
Worcestershire
Philip and Jacob
Gloucestershire
Tooms
Bristol
Richards
Sulicitor
Chancery-lane
Red Lion
Fon
Ang Rawley
Charles
Coventry
Baker
Allen
Gulby
Carlisles Street
Nathaniel
Ander and Son
Cahoot Son
Flymoutin
Peter
Wollastone
Staffordshire
Baxter
Gray's Ton
King’s Head
Sobo
Royle
Febant
Eld
Gamlen
Gray’s Inn-squares
Mortimer
Rawfords
Yorkshire
Court House
Butterfield
Gray's Inns
Lister
Cluck
Falmouth
Arms Hotel
Plymouth
Rey-Street
Lincoln's Inns
Messrs
Colynte
Farmer
Newport
Shropshire
Soliales
Place
Gray’s Inn
Murder in Suffolk the Polstead Red Barn tragedy unfolds
An 1828 Colchester report details the Polstead murder of Maria Marten. The suspect, her former lover and farm heir, is tied to the crime with forged bank means and a secret burial in the Red Barn. Neighbors and authorities describe the brutal killing and subsequent investigation, with court inquiries and local fear. The tale intertwines family tragedy, alleged seduction, and a damning motive as police pursue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poustrap
Corder
Tignesday
Seey Street
Colchester
Debanee
Ron
George Inn
George
Lea
Yres
Uae
Sage Garetnor
Smith
Dia
House of Min
Abel
Mourinette
Esse
Statler Henne
Kredear
Jay
Thars
Matteran
Messrs. Alexander and Co
Warington
Stratford
Ipswich
Iiee
Dee
Manningtre
Tayle
Pdadletah Bank
Suffolk
Ratfer i
Samuel Alexander
Richard Pyks
Lexaner
Henry Alexander
Cooke
Taylor
Dale
Mr. Taylor
Monda
White Hart
Warrington
Atkins
Therisoner
Mr. Cooke
Weolan Hall
Hadleigh
Hadleigh Bank
Gery
Ealing
Red Lion
Poxstep
the Cock Public-House
Stoke
Polsted
chieHy
Coroner's Inquest on Maria Marten Case Resumes
The inquest at Polsted reopened amid debate over reporting notes. Witnesses described Maria Marten's murder by William Corder, with evidence detailing the barn, the Red Barn discovery, and a grave verdict of Wilful Murder returned against Corder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boby
Marin Marten
London
Court of King’s Bench
Lord Tenterden
Rex v. Flint
Brighton
John Bailam
Polsted
William Corder
Maria Marten
Ann Marten
Bailam
Whitmore
Humphreys
Phillip
Mary
Mr. Humphreys
Richard Patch
Mr. Bligh
Patch
Bligh
Weare
Hunt
Probert
Elstree
Ette
George Marke
Stone
Francis Stone
Mr. Corder
Corder
Red
Thomas Marten
Logan
Rowland
Yarmouth
Red Harn
Picke
Benlam
Alr. Whitmore
Ipswich
James Lea
Lambeth-street
W. Corder
Grovehouse
Ealing
Weven
Fié
Red Lion
Ateu
France
Marten
Red Barn
Lea
Ayres
Gardiner
Witness
Robert Orford
John Lawden
Tam
Willian Corder
Bia
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Mark Milbank
J.and
P. Norris
R. Paterson
G. BR. Robinson
S. Ricardo
J. Shoie
J. Solomons
Chas
Aug. Tulk
P. W. Thomas
Robt. Torrens
James Young
Nadford
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Whitehall
Duncan Mac
Sailen
Torosay
Mull and Shire of Argyll
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