LENT ASSIZES AND UNIVERSITY MESSAGES ACROSS COUNTIES
Notes from the LENT assizes in Hertfordshire Essex Kent Sussex and Surrey with dates and venues. Cambridge and Oxford items recount degrees conferred and university ordinations including names such as J A Cramer C W Stocker Samuel Earnshaw Thomas Gaakin Hugh James Rose and several colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hayley
William Garrow
His Majesty's Court of Exchequer
Hertfordshire
Hertford
Essex
Chelmsford
Kent
Maidstone
Sussex
Lewes
Surrey
Kingston Apee
E. Grey
Christ Church
Hereford
John Gaselee
Balliol
J. Hopton
Brazennoce
H. G. Watkins
J. Vincent
P. Twella
Worcester
Joseph Anstice
W. Irving
Jesus
Cambridge
Smith
Essrs
Sameel Earnshaw
Thomas Gaakin
St. John’s College
St. Mary's Church
John Hodgkinson
St. John's College
R. M. Hope
Trinity Hall
Patesta
John Young
William Webb
Arthur Willis
Trinity College
Thomas H. Adams
T.G. M. Luckock
St.John's College
C. F. Bagshawe
Corpus Christi College
J. R. Holder
Christ's College
Belgian protest against London protocol of January 1831
The Belgian National Congress protests the London protocol of January 20 1831 arguing that armistice limits and territorial questions remain for Belgium's National Congress to decide. It denounces non intervention violations and asserts Belgium will keep sovereignty over Luxemburg Limburg and the right bank of the Scheldt. The protest will be published to the London Conference. Reports note political discussions in London and various colonial and domestic notices alongside court records and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congress
Foreign Office
Belgium
London
National Congress of
Nations Congress
Five Powers
France
Great Britain
Grand Duchy of
Luxemburg
Limburg
the Scheldt
Grand Duchy of Luxemburg
Holland
Scheldt
German Confederation
Naval intelligence and markets from the coast and ports
Lloyds reports arrive by Rover and other vessels from Malaga Yarmouth Yarmouth Stirling and Dublin with ships damaged or lost including Young Husband and Enterprise Stevens. Humber Sunpertano and others driven ashore in heavy weather. Market summaries note meat hay and straw prices in Newgate Leadenhall and Guildhall while a fraud case at Barnstaple prison and a Fareham fire are reported. Two drownings near Coventry and a divorce judgment in the Arches Court included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd's
Lyggapool
Fea
Rover
Arichat
Marathon
Connie
Demerara
Favourite
Nelson
St Thomas's
Lunenburg
Jones
Nova Scotia
Little Liz
Rikford
Malaga
Apollo
Duckler
Rotterdam
Humber
Jean
Yarmouth
Stirling
Robert
Blair
Dublin
Liverpool
Kilkenny Bay
Husband
London
Newcastle
Alemouth
Stevens
Winbeach
Blyth
James Anderson
Steel
Aberdeen
Zephyr
St. John’s
New Brunswick
E.S.E
Fnore
Lily
Hendon
Isabella
Argo
Romulus
Regulus
Humility
Jersey
Whitbam Bay
Newgate
Leadenhall
Dorret
Guildhall
Henry Henry
Henry Yates
Staveley
Barnstaple
Henry
Daniel Ferris
Gee-street
St. Luke's
Barnetaple
Daniel Ferrin
Fareham
Brighton Herald
Foleshill
Coventry
Coventry Herald
Arches’ Court
Hewitt
Commissions signed in London Gazette for lieutenancies 1830s 1851
The London Gazette lists appointments as deputy lieutenants for Lancashire Surrey and Surrey region figures on various dates in 1830 to 1851. It records promotions to ensign captain and lieutenant in Yeomanry and militia units, with names including Ridgway Royds Jolliffe Coombes Compton Hawley and others, and notes bankrupts diversions and dividends sections with numerous firms and individuals named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancashire
Joseph Ridgway
Clement Royds
Fay
Ditto
John Lawe
Esq
Ditt
Surrey
Sir William George Hylton Jolliffe, Bart
2D Regiment of
Royal Surrey Militia
William Charles Jenison
Hay
Southwark
Frederick Oswald Perkins
George Perkins
Lhorge Scovell
Fordingbridge
Eyre Coote
Edward Hulse
Keechkana
James Cock
Thomas Drambleeden
Charles Lefroy
Cornet
Charles le Rey
Walley
Avon
William Waren Rooke
William Wartren Rooke
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Victualling-Opfiub
His Majesty
Deptfords
Hessen
Waller Clifton
Proprietois
East India
STOTE
Baring
Hdja
Harley-atreat
Richard Jarkins
Butt Howes
Parthment
City of London
Aishopagate Street
Pitalfields Catholic Free Schools
Albion Tavern
Aldéragate Street
Daniel O'Connell
Pitke
Tavery Mperial- Brazilian Mining Association
Winchester-house
Broad-street
London Tavern
Bishopstate-street
William Plaxton Allcock
Edward Samuel Walker
George Lewis Hollingsworth
Henry James Brooke
Beatontin L. J. Simorns
Mperial Mocaubas Mining Association
National Brazilian Mining Association
Imperial Mocaubas Mining Association
Association
Pandas
Tarein
Doe
Barclay Mountenay
Sec. Cration Office
Oyal Metropolitan Infirmary
Charlotte
Rh. Martin
Bath and Wells
Joan Wick
Beqad-Street
Golden Square
Archdeacon Hamilton
St. Martin's Library
Westminster
Archibald Reser
Kay
Great Ormond-streat
Trengarers
Messre
Coutts and Co
Messrs
Drummond and Co
Mesr
J. W. Henderson
Willie's Rooms
King Street
Foreign Quarterly Review
St James Street
Willis
King-street
Eber
British and Foreign Library
Bond-street
Sams‘ Royal Library
St. James-street
Lowe's Library
Lamb's Conduit-street
London University School
Henry Browne
Lower Gower Street
R Crivelli
Golden-square
Gros de Naples
Chandos-street
Covent Garden
Great Mavern
Thomas Barneby
Herots
Clifford Street
Francis Nerot
Paris
Strand
Savoy Steps
John Burgess
Burgess
Burgis
John Burgess and Son
Warren
Lent
University Intelligence
Viscount Palmerston
Netherlands
Earl Grey
Treasury
Colonial Office
Frederick Adam
Ionian Islands
General Ponsonby
Malta
G. Don
Gibraltar
Thomas Hope
Deepdene
Anastasius
Duchess Street
Portland-place
18Th
Royal Irish) Regiment
Stockport
Bolton-le- Moors
Poulton
Cambridge County
Cross
Upend
Cheveley
James Stamford
Greenwich
Greenwich Park
Peter
Stamford
LAW Report
Court OF Common Seers
Lorp Crier
Westminster Hall
Burls
Court OF Common Pleas
Payton D. Meredith
Sergeant Tapvy
Whitechapel Road
Jupor
Sparrow
Dukestreet
Clare Market
Sergeant Wine
Court OF King's Bench
Moses
U. Crafter
Curtis
Atronxey-Genenas
Stracey and Faunt‘ercy
Jord Tenterden
Naval Intelligence
St. James's
London Gazette
George Bleker Lownds
Ratcliffe Highway
Basinghall-street
Hensman
Bondcourt
Walbrook
Enry Perry
Old Jewry
Baker
Aston
Old Broadstreet
Moses and
Jacob Affell
Berkeley-street
Lambeth-walk
Serey
Dedlera
Yates
Sydney
Bury-street
St. Mary Axe
Jas
Burt
Holbarn-hall
Hall
Great James-street
Bedford-row
John Ailnutt
Chesham
Buockinghamshire
Hasinghall-street
Richardson
Daniel Desormeaux
Cole’s-terrace
White Conduit
Brooks
New Inn
Samuel Miall
King's Amps
Sun-Tavern Fields
Middlesex
Victualler
Lowe
Southampton
Chancery-lane
Charles O'Niell
Clarendon Rooms
Bebb and Gunning
Great Marlborough Street
Armstrong
John Farrell
Bebb and Canning
William Brimscombe
Totneas
Devonshire
Commercial Rooms
Bristol
King and Whittaker
Gray's
Up-Square
Carey and Cross
Samuel Coe
Shimpling
Suffolk
Bell Ian
Bury St. Edmund's
Wayman
Walter
Symond’s Inn
Christopher Taylor
York
Elephant and Castle
Meassra
Smithson
G. Barnes
Ewell
G. Young
Newington Butta
R. A. Crickitt
Bankers
Basinghall Street
S. Young
Mansell-street
Whitechapel
Carpenter
J. Morrell
Bedford-square
J. Sykes
Leeds
Court House
W. Bill
Birmingham
Brass Cock
Dee's Royal Hotel
L. Lee
Chorley, Lancaster
Bolton
J. Haslam
Bolton-le-Moors
Tripe Dresser
Bridge Inn
T. Heaton
Little Bolton
Stone Mason
J. Horton
J. Wilkinson
J. R. Wilkinson
J. Charlesworth
Mr. Carr
J. Hodgson
Manchester
Albion
S. Foaske
Mumford-court
Milk-street
Cheapside
T. Kennedy
Keswick
Cumberland
J .Turner
Godley
Cheshire
J.wright
G. Upton
Queen-street
Bond
Hynston
W. Mackenzie
Regent-street
T. P. Barlow
Austinfria
Diectisu
United Service Journal
Marlborough Street
St. Anne's
Chambers
Maddox-street
Rogers
Hatton-garden
Laing
Lambeth Street
Tickell
Upper Clapton
House of Correction
Thomas Smith
Twyford
Mr. Twyford
Marine Society
India
Mr. Twylford