Member Returned to Serve in This Present Parliament
From the London Gazette: various Royal commissions and promotions across Welsh counties and Yeomanry units. Notables include Beaumaris replacing a deceased MP, officers promoted in Perthshire, Flintshire, and the Maylor Yeomanry Cavalry, with dates spanning 1831 to 1890 and references to Captain Murray Major Craigie and Sir Stephen Glynne among others. The notice also records a Free Warehousing proposal under 6 Geo. LV for British possessions trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Office
Borough of
Beaumaris
Richard Bulkeley Williams Bulkeley
Baron-bill
Anglesey
Robert Williams
Perthshire
Robert Robertson
John Pitcairn
Alexander Macduff
Mungo Murray
David Beatson
Royal Perthshire
William Murray
Oliphant
Patrick Murray
John Williams
Henry Browne
John Wynne Eyton
Maylor Yeomanry
Francis Richard Price
Lloyd Kenyon
John Hanmer
Thomas Wynne Eyton
Edward Edwards
Esq
Richard Burton Phillipson
Henry Kenrick
John Smith
Thomas Maddocks
Thomas Kelly
William Roberta
Robert Bateman
Henry Crane
John Barnet Lane
John Bamnett
Fhintthine Yeomanry
Richard Viscount Belgrave
Robert Grosvenor
John Wienanen
Trevor Owen Jonté
Ta i
Sir Stephen A ‘Glyane
North Remersetat
Johan Bailward
James Talbot, Jun
Ditis
Henry Messiter
Weet
Someradab
John We
Thomas Ell Watagn
Sistthaw Parwnore
Bankruptcy notices and dividends with multiple names and dates
Bankruptcies superseded listing Richard Bacon and others with firms and addresses across London and the provinces. Entries include surrender dates for Brid William and Charles Young, and multiple debtors with appointments at Basinghall Street and City venues. Dividends and certificates follow, naming O Paul and J Brett among others, plus partnerships dissolved in Worcestershire and London trades. Scottish sequestration noted for J Stirling.
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Richard Bacon
Fenchurch-street
James Brown
Wednesbury
Staffordshire
Desler
Wi Cook
Dustin Lees
Brid William
Darlington-place
Warridge-Road
Basinghall-streeet
Smith
Great Eastcheap
City
Charles Young
Craig’s Court
Charing-cross
Basin Bel Atreat
Messrs
Stratton and Overton
Shoreditch
James Benson
Manchester
Star Inn
Adlington
Gregory
Faulkner
Bedford-row
London
Makinson
William Landry
Lime Regis
Dorsetshire
George Inn
Axminater
Devonshire
Hingeston
Walton
Andros
Westwood
Warnford-court
Throgmorton-street
Anthony Reed
Bishopmiddleham
Durham
Thomas Lazenby
York
Grocer
White Swan
Pearcle
Phillipa
Bolger
Swithin’s-lane
Richardson and Gold
Samuel Breeden
Birmingham
Dreper
Union Ion
Bartlett
Messrs. Holme
Frampton
Loftus
New Inn
O. Paul
East Grinstead
Balinghall Street
J. and
J. Brett
Luton
Bedfordshire
Basinghall-street
H. and
A. Crutch
Landwater
Buckinghamshire
J. Fraser
Limehouse
J.T. Cordingley
Lombard-street
Isceman
R. Stephenson
P. S. Sampson
Royal Sai
T. Mason
Great Roswall-street
Bloomsbury
Basing- 2
J. .Farns
Bond-stree Tailor
Barch
Basinght—W. Perry
Witham
Essex
H. Steinbach
Castlet
le Goestar-Square
L. Leighs
Dover
N. Hedge
Colchester
Red Lion Inn
A. Morton
Southwark
D. Whitbourn
Darkhouse Lane
Lower Thames-street
G. Peskett
Peckham
Surrey
J. Levy
Strand
A. Hopkins
A. E. Tapper
Broadwaters
Worcestershire
M. Ellwood
R. Tebay
Blackfriarn-road
Dover Letters and Army Updates Highlighted in Dover Letter
A Dover correspondent notes a reported incident aboard the brig Cognac was unfounded and a letter from a Dover merchant will be printed later. The Army reports the 50th regiment to be gazetted as Queen's Own. Court topics cover a lunatic clergyman’s estate, a Master’s oversight, and inquiries. Debts in Campbell and Macdonald bankruptcy exceed 120,000 pounds, a Baring farm fire ruled accidental, and MP H Willoughby resigns. Also discussed are literary satires and upcoming romances featuring Calmersfield and the Tuilleries with Napoleonic era themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Basra
Messrs
Campbell
Macdonald
Basinghall-street
Baring
Grange
Hents
H. Willoughby
Newark
Robert Wasson Sutton
Calmersfield
Lord Robert
Lady Grayfield
Lafayette
Naval Intelligence from Cadiz and Fes dated Aug 11
Winds light to moderate across stations. Arrivals include Palambane Willis to New South Wales and Argyle Staves Ditto to Grenada. Justitia to Sierra Leone and Robert to Montserrat. Pigeon packet to Jamaica and Columbia to the Mediterranean sailed from Fes on Aug 10 11. Etbe light vessel reports ice forcing station change near the island. Isabella from Liverpool to Newcastle ran aground at Scilly with cargo loss.
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Mediterranean
Stanmer
Lisbon
Mancarz
Fes
Mauritius
Crypt
Robert Kerr, Boyd
Charleston
Livenroot
Armats Pediey
Demerara
Active
Reas
St. Magdiae’s
Perilous Kennedy
Fate
Evanhoe
Messing
Port
Francis
Critith
New
Stanponte Carre
Fen
Leonidas
Anderson
Alexandria
Twig
Barbhéche
Ophom
Denia
Batstor
Content
Galipoli
Heticorano
Jas
Etbe
Isabella
Grant
Liverpool
Newcastle
Scilly
Love and Calcraft Divorce Trial in Fez Court
A high profile criminal case unfolds in Fez as Captain Calcraft sues Miss Love for breach of marriage vows. The plaintiff, son of MP and Paymaster General, accuses Miss Love of private union with Lord Harborough after marriage. Evidence includes letters, a child, and secret nuptials. The jury awards damages of 1000. An inquest into a teacher’s sudden death is noted, and Lords discuss reform and constitutional measures with Grey urging immediate bill framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Common Pleas
Fez
CRIM
Calcrart
Naknorouga
Bossy
Smetty
Pleintiffa
Alent
Calcraft
Miss Love
Drury Lane Theatre
Misa Love
Mass Love
Drury Lane
Burton Crescent
St. Pancras Church
St. Pagcras
Pauld
Price
Emma
Nottingham
Lord Harborough
Leicestershire
Black's Head
Stapleford
Mr. Calcraft
Sergeant Tappy
Sergeant Wilde
Windsor MP Sworn In as House Debates Tithes and Ireland
The House of Commons hears petitions against tithes and taxes, and motions for open vestries and repeal of the Union. A bill to consolidate English highways is read first time. Ireland debates murder in Mayo, magistrates' threats, and O Connell prosecutions, while Stanley outlines forthcoming financial reductions and tax reform aimed at easing the burden on the laboring classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Farpay
Fes
Farnham
Navan
Vad
Instituttanya
Fira
Mment
Grey
Earl Grey
House OF Commons
Stanley
Windsor
Portman
England
Littleton
Staffordshire
Church of England
J. Campbell
Court of King's Bench
State OF Ireland
Leader
Mayo
O'Gorman Mahon
Hughes
Treasury
Fember
Limerick
Ireland
O'Connell
Clare
Rowne
Beri
Lord Althorp
O’gorman Mahon
St. George
S. O'Malley
Browne
Are
Lord Errington
Waterford
Fats
J. Burke
A. Grant
Ordnance
Civil List
Military College
Military Asylum
King's
Privy Seal
Victualling Board
Manchester
Scotland
St. Domingo
Colonial Department
Henry Parnell
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Paice
EE Naval Intelligence
James Ferguson
Teok's-court
Castle-street
Holborn
Imperial Parliament