Directors of the East India Company Accounts Laid on Table
Lore Wittevcusyp and Broxe took the oaths and seat. Mr. Mason of the East India Company presented accounts under Parliament for allowances, compensations, and superannuations for the last year and directors resolutions on salaries. Laid on the table and adjourned.
Court at Carlton-house lists new year appointments in Council
The London Gazette records February 6 1821 decisions with many named appointees for 1821 across counties in England and Wales. Notable entries include Brooks of Flitwick, West of Culham, Murray of Humbleden House, Pasheller of Godmanchester, Wilson of Llandican, and Shelley Sydney of Penshurst among others, with postponements noted for Nosrixcuamsume and Somersetspine. South and North Wales districts list residents such as Walter Rice Howe Powell, Joseph Harris, John Vaughan Lloyd, James Webster, Valentine Vickers, and John Madocks, among more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton-house
Suewir
John Thomas Brooks
Flitwick
Berxseere
Frederick West
Culham
Scott Murray
Humbleden House
John Pasheller
Godmanchester
John White
Up Cerne
Essex
Robert Westley Hall the Younger
Great Uford
Groucksreas Hine
William Miller
Ozleworth
John Biddulph
Ledbury
Joseph Timperon
New Barnes
Kent
John Shelley Sydney
Penshurst Castle
Leiérstersuine
George Moore
Appleby
Lincouysuire
Richard Sutton
Sudbrook
Mosmorrasninz
Charles Morgan
Fredegar
Norrorx
Jacob Astley
Melton Constable
Nokesasierpasnins
Thomas Philip Maunsell
Thorpe Malsor
Southastton
Thomas Deane Shute
Burtonhorse
Sorrock
Philip Bonnet
Bury St. Edmunds
Surrey
John Spicer
Esherplace
MEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN PARLIAMENT IN CROWN OFFICE
Crown Office notes a member returned to parliament replacing Viscount Fitzharris now Earl of Malmsbury. It also lists numerous bankrupts with surrender dates at Guildhall and Bristol Commercial Rooms, naming their trades and solicitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Office
Boxoven
Wirtos
John Hungerford Penruddocke
Fsq
Viscount Fitzharris
Earl of Malmsbury
United Kingdom of Great Britain
Treland
T. Frost
Little Tichfield-street
Guildhall
Jones and Howard
Mincing-lane
T. Richardson
Iron-Acton
Gloucester
Commercial Rooms
Bristol
Poole and Greenfield
Gray's-Inn
London
Fempster
Bouverie Street
Vleet-street
Carpenter
Templer
John
Minories
J. Morris
Liverpool
George Inn
Adtington and Gregory
Bedford-row
J.P. Ridout
Bridport
Dorset
Reardon and Davies
Corbet-court
Gracechurch-street
Qwen
Madeley-wood
Salop
Tontine Inn
Madeley
Bigg
Southampton-buidings
Chancery-lane
Prichard
Broseley
W. Collier
Wellington
Ironmonger
Bull's Head
Bigs
Southampton
Nock
Silop
Massey
Eccleston
Lancashire
York Hotel
Adlington and Gregory
Bedford Row
Heyes and Orrell
Prescot
J. Pitts
Hereford
Commercial Hotel
Mr. Cleava
Das, Son
Meredith
Guildford Street
Ettingshall Park
Staffordshire
Royal Hotel
Birmingham
Alexander
Holme
New Inn
Nash
Bath
Somersetshire
Christopher Inn
Asher
Inner Templestane
William Seymour
Raverstock
Alton
Hants
Common-Brewer
the Swaning
Richard Stevens Taylor
Freid-Court
Gray’s Inn
Thomas
Clement
Alcon
Afen
Manchester
Star Inn
Deansgate
Redhead
Milne and Parry
Temple
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City of London
Bishopsgate
Winstanley and Sons
TATE
City of London Tavern
Messrs. Peacock and Co
Messrs
Dann
Sunbury
Middlesex
Winstanley, and Sons
Hampton-court
Staines
Egham
Kingston
Bedfoot
Hounslow
Dana and Crossland
Old Broad-street
Messry
Clarke and Faulkner
Saddiers
Ball
Cheapside
Paternosterrow
Longford
High Bath Hoxd
Sipson and
Drayton
County of
Slough
High Bath Road
Thomas Burford
Michielmas
Dann and Crossland
Samuel Shinglues
Basinghall-street
Blackwell Hall
J. Rose
Church-court
Old Jewry
House OF Lords, Fra.é
The
London Gazette
House OF Commons
Maxersy
Trinity House
Western
London Bridge
F. Blake
Dodd
England
Cambridge
F. Osborne
Milan
French
Lord Milton
Memper
Lord Folkestone
St. Kent's
Berkshire
Creevey
Grenfell
Bennett
Ellesmere
Selop
Coalport China Manufactory
Shropshire
Lambton
Chester-le-street
Durham
Freemantle
West Middlesex Company
Grand Junction Water Company
Rieal
Louise of Commons
Lords
H. Sumner
M. A. Taylor
Alderman Brydges
Wilmot
Curwen
D.geddy
Bates Cinater
Wrottesley
Wallace
Scotland
Europe
Baring
Friend
Mr. Wallace
Italy
Netherlands
J. Newport
Rade
Promee
W.smith
Lord Castlereagh
Russia
Denmark
America
Missouri
Africa
Ivory
France
Spain
Portugal
Great Britain
Wilberforce
W. Smith
His Majesty
Hume
Byam Martin
Sir B. Martin
Marquis of Tavitock
R. Wilson
Board of Control
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