State Promotions and Insolvency Notices From The London Gazette
From the London Gazette dated Aug 23 1841 and Aug 24 1841 the Queen elevates a list of gentlemen to baronetcy and knighthood including Jerry Dymoke Thomas Trafford and Geo Lefevre with regional ties across Lincolnshire Lancashire Yorkshire and Dublin. The notices also appoint several colonial and diplomatic positions and list insolvency declarations bankruptcies and dividends with multiple locations including London Dublin Barbados St Helena and Sierra Leone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
United Kingdom
Gerry Dymoke
Berivelaby Court
Lincolnshire
Thomas Joseph Trafford
Trafford Park
Lancashire
William Lawson
Brough Ball
Yorkshire
Charles Tempest
Broughton Hall
Andrew Armstrong
Gallen Priory
King’s County
William Clay
Fulwell Lodge
Middlesex
John M.taggart
Ardwell
Wigtownshire
Henry Winston Barrow
Bellevue
Kilkenny
George Gerard de Bochepled Larpent
Roehampton
Surrey
Denis le Marchant
Chobhamplaer
Isaac Lyon Goldsmid
John'slodge
Keight
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Geo. Lefevre
St. Petersburg
Charles Reward Grey
Bnt
Barbadoes
St. Vincent
Trinidad
Lacta
Trelawny
Eng
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Bt Helena
Meérvilie William Harcourt Raresbottom
Court of Exchequer
Island of
Benjamin Chilley Campbell Pine
Sierra Leone
Francis William Price
Hsq
Virgin Islands
Nicksox
Thomas
Blackpool
Haupt
James
Werinematy
Staffordshire
Exo
Joan Burnacey
Old Broad-street
Balloghall Street
Canoan
Finnbury-square
Hine and Robinson
Charter-house-square
Qicuies
Hartlepool
Durham
Vane Arma Inn
Stockton
Sollicitora
Mear
Swain
Stevens
Frederick's Place
Old Jewry
Wright
Sunderland
Aus
Bowanna
Alfrick
Worcestershire
White Horse Inn
Worcester
Solleitors
White and Whitmore
Bedford-row
Messer
Finch and Jones
Pauses
Faavcis
Masbrough
Ickles Mills
Town Hall
Bhefield
Bolhesters
Taylor
John-street
Bedford
Boom
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Holme
Loftes
Young
Revslno
Tinley
Worth
Reseat
Tewkesbury
Scrivener
Swan Inn
Chaorch Bedford-row
Chandler
Basinghall-street
Marsn
A. C
Great Scotland-yard
Foxsixt
Leicester
Bosier
Castle of
Latcester
Luorp
Beaumaris
Anglesey
Farmer
Albion
Carnarvon
Shoresy
C. F
Swindon
Wiltshire
Commercial
Bristol
Exuactey
Liverpool
Loew
Liv
Tailor
Joxvan
Leeds
Jower
Hunt
T. G
Walsall
Ferran
Honcote
Leicestershire
Boaler
Saaw
T. P
Newgate
Woesatt
W. B
South Brent
Devonshire
Bacoce
Sear
Bath
Couenatax
Donzson and Sons
Kidderminster
Cegarda
James Dobson
Browy and Moont
Spalding
Moonrain
Knaresborough
Pourtzand Custam
Yeovil
Somersetshire
Ricraapsox
Ricmagos
Manchester
Lxas
Sarre
Macpougan
Wood Street
Torquay
Borraxn
Rosxars
Condalt-street
Babre
Massaars
Philpot-lane
Fencharch-street
Wholewee Ecea
Baraows
Frimley Bill
Fackion
Joy Bed
Jo Jun
Paddington-street
J. Jackson
Waseres
Jonneone
Sheffield
Henry Jobitos
Beréins
St. Neot’s
Fellmonger
Mandizart and Castray
Eastcheap
Brchiaznsox
Great Bassell-street
Covent-gar
Dep
Sodge
Dewsbury
John Bagshaw
Tomi
Langley
Place
Ghawreers
G. B
Castle-court
Budge-row
Locxwoop
Duke-street
Southwark
Bop
Brawoce
Moxaas
Tywre Tay Wey
Newcastle-uponniresters
Lords Debate on Corn Laws and Free Trade Policy
The House of Lords heard the Earl of Spencer and peers discuss the Queen's Speech and government plans. They debated tariff reforms, corn laws, sugar duties, timber duties, and the impact on emancipation, trade, and national finances amid calls for fiscal prudence and free trade.
Ripon argues corn laws failed to ensure fair prices and warns against reform
Earl of Ripon presents data on twelve year average corn prices from 1823 onward, claiming the law achieved near equal prices but warning that removing protection risks food supply. He condemns reliance on foreign imports, notes potential revenue gains and costs, and moves an amendment expressing lack of confidence in ministers while urging prudent policy to safeguard national welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis of Clanricarde
Earl Spence
Dardanelles
France
Eeacarten
Yeert
Holland
Venice
House of Commons
Horner
Rose
Earl of Clanricarde
Earl of Ripon
Earl of Hipon
England
Fasba
Egypt
Turkey
Europe
Jodis
Ogr
Armein
Adiagrin
Ranjeet Sing
China
Canteo
North America
OWDC
East
West Indies
India
Earl Spencer
Lord Ripon
Corp
Karl Spencer
Ferend
Ita
Russia
Great National League
Earil
Ripon
Great Germanic League
Rand
Germany
Bari F
Zwilliam
Blakesty
Boch
Conahort
Hess
Gore
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Florence
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Andrew Buchanan
Evy
Firth
Charles Walsingham Turner
Esq
Mobile
James Innes, Esq
County of Calthsess
Henry Hardinge
Theberton
Ruffolk
Norwich
Thomas Btrong
Richard L. Evans
East India Company
Madras
37Th Regiment of Native Infantry
Ghe Courier
Neeenna
Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords
Tuerspar
Lord Segrave
Berl Fitzhardinge
Lord Barham
Earl of Gainsborough
Marquis of Normanby
Viscount Melbourne
Her Majesty's Commissionere
Spain
Portugal
Canada
Ber Majesty
Brazils
Renst
Brazil
Troth
Channel Islands