Baronetcies and honours granted in the king's letters
Whitehall reports December 7 and 18 approvals for creation of baronets Augustine Fitzgerald of Newmarket on Fergus and Henry Brooke of Cole Brooke with male heirs in remainder. Also Sir John Croft granted licence to wear Royal Portuguese Order insignia. collegiate registration ordered. Commission updates include G. Miessiter to captain and Fussell Stroud Miller appointments in Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry dated November 1, 1821.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
United Kingdom of
Great Britain
Reland
United Kingdom
Augustine Fitzgerald
Newmarket
Fergus
County of Clare
Wm. Fitzgerald
Great Britain and Ireland
Henry Brooke
Cole Brooke
Ferthanagh
John Croft
Cowling Hall
County of York
Portugal
College of Arms
North Somersetshire Regiment
County of Somerset
G. Miessiter
B.S. Fussell
J.stroud
H. Miller
Bankrupts and Dividends Listed Across Regions
Bankruptcy notices for drivers, carpenters, merchants, and shopkeepers in Gloucestershire, Norwich, Newport Pagnell, Warrington, St Neots, Manchester, Liverpool, Merthyr Tydfil, Halifax, York, and more, with dates, inns, and solicitors. Also dividend payments to various tradesmen and certificates issued in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sn Bankruplscy
Driver
Steanbridge
Gloucestershire
Clothier
Jarvis
Norwich
Carpenter
Norfolk Hotel
Parkinson
Poole and Greenfield
Gray's Inn-square
London
A. Barratt
Newport Pagnell
Buckinghamshire
Farmer
Swan Inn
G. Cooch
Spence and Desborough
Fernival's Inn
St.Neots
Huntingdonshire
Huntingdon
St. Neots
Day
Neots
J. Parr
Stand-Lane
Lancashire
Coach and Horses Inn
Manchester
Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Perkins and Frampton
Holborncourt
Gray's Inn
J.phomson
G. Turner
Liverpool
George Iaw
Taylor and Roscoe
King’s Bench-walk
Emple
Lace, Miller, and Lace
Dawes
Lardner
Remmer
Bristol
Wizard and Glover
Lincoln’s Inn
Mr. Gregory
J. Ritson
Carlisle
A. Richardson
Lt. Welch
York-street
Mary-le-Bone
H. Lucy
Tupsley
Hereford
B. Kenner
Fenchurch-street
Chambers
D. G. Davie
S. Snowden
Plymouth-Dock
Drapers
P. Blackburn
Tamchapel-dock
Plymouth
Perfect
Ju. West Mading
Lt. Go
Cohen
W. F. A. Dufour
Berner’s-street
Oxford-street
H. Clarke
Buchden
Grocer
G. M. ‘Tharkle
New-street-square
Fetter-lane
J. Wors
Cotton and sugar markets slide in London prices steady
The London Price Current notes a steady cotton market with demand from buyers amid slow trade. Liverpool reports lower prices for lower grades and limited sales, while sugar shows a 1s to 9d decline with expectations of further drops and a shift to public sales before holidays. Coffee remains firm with strong private demand, and tallow and hemp markets rise on ship delays and large deliveries.
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Madras
Demerara
Liverpool
Charleston
Muscovades
India
Mediterranean
Havannah
the Sound
London
Unfavourable winds and price shifts in spirits and tea
Market notes report ongoing unfavourable wind conditions affecting purchases. Rum brandy Hollands prices dip, with best marks at 4s 4d per gallon and a 4s 2d sale. tea at India House sees Boheas Congos down to 1d under prior sale, Hyson mostly down, and Hyson Skin up. Irish provisions show lower beef pork, bacon speculation tied to a short potato crop, with 3s per cwt higher prices and firm downstream. Oils decline then rise as Greenland Oil firms at 19s with tallow rally, seed and rapeseed oils easing.
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Geneva
India House
Boheas
Congos
Twanke
Hyson
Ireland
Waterford
Carlow
Greenland
Settlement in Upper Canada letter from a Scottish emigrant
A Greenock Advertiser reprint from Perth Upper Canada describes a Scottish emigrant who travels to Perth to work at a flour mill. He reports ample income, farm progress, and a thriving family aided by maple sugar production and a healthy climate. He praises land by the Clyde, local churches, schools, and town access, noting few needs beyond gratitude.
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Perth
Upper Canada
Anne
Clyde
Canada
Greenock Advertiser
Convictions at Old Bailey Death Sentences Ten Transportations Noted
Yesterday at Old Bailey six prisoners were convicted of felony and two acquitted. Capital sentences were passed on nine men including Thompson for forgery Deakin Hall Percival Yates Turner Jago Beck and others for burglary highway robbery housebreaking horse stealing and river theft. Twenty were sentenced to life transportation, five to fourteen years, fifty-five to seven years, forty-eight to various terms, eight to be whipped and discharged, ten fined, and four respited. Sessions adjourned to January X.
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Thomas.Thompson
Thomas Deakin
Wm. Hall
Wm.Percival
Chas, Yates
Henry Turner
Rich. Jago
Thos. Beck
John Chester
Thos. Bertrand
Robt. Watts
Wm. Page
Wm. Cordell
Nowell Wilkinson
Josh
Marsden
River Thames
Journal Universel des Sciences Médicales cited in Paris review
A long note on the Journal Universel des Sciences Medicales praising its comprehensive coverage of medicine, surgery and physiology across Europe, with English physicians’ works highlighted. Also reports odd fragments about robberies, assaults, attempted suicides, and a drowning in Doveras and Port Loderick, including details of a bank-note loss and a man leaping from a rock.
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France
Europe
Universel Des Sciences Medicales
Paris
Regnault
Astley Cooper
Universel Des Sciences Médicains
Germany
Italy
Tréuttel
Wortz
Song-square
John Fish
Thornton-place
Quebec-street
New-road
Hatton Garden
Smith
Doveras
Isttoy
Strance Suicivz
James Baines
Plough Inn
Blake
Port Loderick
Baines
Cleator
Douglas
Cleatory
Barnet
Benefit Societies Hearing On Sick Money Case At Finsbury
At Worship-street the hearing centered on a complaint against Stewards of the Friendly Society at Mrs Weston’s house for denying a fortnight’s sick money and excluding member William Cartledge. The complainant, 24 years a member, testified to ill health since April and ongoing support from the society, while the society argued he feigned illness to defraud funds. Medical witnesses were not present, and the magistrate adjourned the case to next week amid a crowded docket.
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Worship-street
Friendly Society
Burden
Camplin
Sacrilege Stolen from Westminster Abbey by Workmen
At Westminster Abbey a group of about a hundred workmen cleaning and repairing the chapel was shaken by a theft of antique silver and brass ornaments. Thomas Gregory Samuel Gregory and Drummer were charged with stealing from Edward the Confessor’s Chapel. Drummer confessed and became an approver. The magistrate ordered final examination as investigators plan to uncover more evidence and recover the property.
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Westminster Abbey
Edward the Confessor
Glanville
Westminster
Thomas
Samuel
Gregory
Drummer
St. Edward’s Chapel
Pople
Handley
Orchard-street
Lottery Draws and Manslaughter Case in London and Berwickshire
Tomorrow morning the first prize stands at 300,007 and the second at 5,000. Manslaughter verdict against Thomas Stratford leads to custody at Marlborough Street. A severe coach-driver clash, a fatal accident at Scremerston colliery, and a poaching murder inquiry update mark a turbulent week in Britain.
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Thomas Stratford
Slade
Marlborough-street
Messrs
Dyrr
Mainward
Morgan
Newgate
Dyer
Mainwaring
Paddington
John Slade
Scremerston
John Aitchison
Heriot
Folly Hills
Berwickshire
Tuesay
Berwick ‘Advertiser
Murpersy
Robert Baker
T. A. Smiths
Andover
Str
Assheton Smith
Haseen
Taunton
Bow-street
Ceepereda
simaeEheteen
Birth Notice for Stillborn and Daughter in Essex
Birth notices report a stillborn child born to Charlotte wife of Rev J A H Grubbe of Farley Wiltshire on Sunday morning last. Also on the 16th at Upton Essex the wife of Jonathan Chapman Msq. a daughter.
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Charlotte
J. A. H. Grubbe
Farley
Wilts
Upton
Essex
Jonathan Chapman
Obituary Notice for Mrs Ryan in King's County Ireland
Mrs Ryan is deeply mourned by friends and acquaintances in Frankford King’s County Ireland. The notice lists various financial rates and exchange figures such as Amsterdam Rotterdam Antwerp Hamburg Altona Paris and other ports with values and due dates, reflecting a dated maritime or commercial context.
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Frankford
King’s County
Ireland
Ryan
Amsterdam
C. F. Ditto
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Hamburgh
Altona
Paris
Ditto
Bordeaux
Frankfort
Maine
Petersburg
Robie
Vienna
Trieste
Madrid
Cadiz
Connols
Wreck plunderers linked to Grampus case arraigned
Ponce-orrier Cantiste Backhouse Osbourne senior and junior appeared for committal on a wreck plunder charge after the Grampus run ashore near Skinburness. The Brays, Marley brothers, and others were implicated. Accounts describe looting, loss of bodies, and theft from the deceased.
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Ponce-orrier
Cantiste
Backhouse Osbourne
Sen
Susp Law
Grampus
Charve
Ashort
Marley
Bourne
Hiramedes
Mercury
Whitehaven
Duddon
Carlisle
Bath Lotion Promises Skin Brilliance and Protection
The celebrated bath lotion heightens facial charm and shields skin from weather and time. Invented by Baron Dal Dorf and sold by Oldfield and 57 Little Queen Street Holborn and other London agents.PARATOR
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Baron Dal. Dorf
Oldfield
Little Queen Street
Holborn
Osfordestroot
Pectoral Balm of Horehound Credited By Patentee
The Pectoral Balm of Horehound medicine by Robert Ford claims cure for coughs colds asthma and lung obstructions. Sold only by the patentee in bottles with red ink wrappers at fixed prices from 1s 9d to 10s 6d through Sanger and Chandler Edwards Ward and Willmott in London and Oxford Street.
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Loysi
Robert Ford
Horehound
United Kingdom
Sanger and Chandler
Oxford-street
Edwards
St. Paul's
Ward
Holborn
Willmott
London Bridge
Rowland
Duchess of York
Dukes del Infantado
San Carlos
Johnson
Taite
Cornhill
Newbery
St. Paul’s
Barclay
Fleet-market
Butlers
J. Rigge
Cheapside
Colley
Bishopsgate-street
Berry
Johnstone
Greek-street
Sutton
Bow Church-yard
Rowney
Hatton-garden
James
Messrs. Newbery
J. James
Dr. James
St. Paul’s Churchyard
London
Atkinson
Athrinson
Gerrard-street
Soho-square
Gattie and Pierce
Rigge
Bondstreet
Grange
Firth
Bayley
Blew
Cockspur-street
Prout
Strand
London Printing and Publishing Details
London imprint shows printed by T. Hall at 248 Strand and published by J. P. Wanless at the same address.
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London
T. Hall
Strand
J.P. Wanless
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
London Gazette
G. M. Forster
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Grocert
Hart
Bridport
Dorsetshire
J. Davies
Mitchéldean
Draper
J. Callow
Princess-street
Soho
J. Spear
Sheffield
J. Marsh
Rotherham
Yorkshire
Old Bailey
Tatavie
Ihre
Bilvoa
Barcelona
Seville
Gibraltar
Leghorn
Genos
Malta
Venice
Naples
Lishan
Oporto
Bahia
Dublin
Cork
Messrs. Goss and Co
Sevresy
OSS and Co
Bouverie-street
Goss and Co
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