Appointment of Cornish Sheriff by Prince of Wales in Council
The Prince of Wales in Council appointed Sir Arcot Curry Mylesworth of Pencarrow Cornwall as Sheriff of Cornwall for the current year. The list of nobles and gentry in attendance reflects the ceremony at Brighthelmstone on February ibid 1816.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Prince Regent
Namie
IBM
Eaire
Brandreth
Houghton Regis
Rev
W. Benson
Englefield
Nymshire
T. S. Bernard
Nether Winchendon
Ad Hunt J. . W. Quinting
Hatley Saint George
Nesbite
Aldersey
Cuan W. Brown
Tafidneire-Hall
Hapyshire—d- Peele
the Pastures
Perousinessir As Chichester
Youlston
Dartponetshire
J .Bl. Browne
Weymouth
Pero W. Reacce
Loushton
Bsa
J Niblett
Flarefield
K. Evans
Fetfordshire
D. Giles
Youngsbury
Dvelyn
Saint Clere
W. Pochin
Barkby
Zoothshire
Hing Ashby
Protherne
Lilanternany Abbey
Knit
Noripikers
Southwell
Wroxham
Esq
Batiimptonshire
J. Langham
Cortisbrooke
Bart
Noverland
Bell
Woolsington
Nottinghamshire
R.H. Bromley
East Stoke
Fordshire
J . Phillips
Culham
Fuffalk
C. Whois
Gockfeld-fiall
Surrey
B. Rashard
Ham-Comaton
Gosex
J. Ingrant
Rottingdean
Warwickshire
W- Holbeche
Farnborough
Wiltshire
J. Lossey
New Saruin
Yorkshire
Mr.o. Gascoigne
Parlington
Wales
Carmarthen
J. Colby
Pennywern
Fyrinbroke
H. Mathias
Fernhhill
Gardigan
J. Lloyd
Coedmore
Glamorgan
H. J. Grant
Gnail-Castle
Breton
Kendal
Daney Park
Edwards
Cerrig Liwydion
Jusq
Biw—G. Buicawen
Marford
Prince of Wales
Brighthetnsstone
Arccott Curry, Mylesworth
Pencarrow
of Cornwall
Cornwall
Appointment of Governors for Caribbean Islands
Royal notification from Downing Street on February 13 announces Major-General Sir Frederick Paulus Robinson is appointed Governor of the island of Lubuayo. Major-General George William Ramsay is named Governor of Antigua and Montserrat. Edonas Probyn, Esq. becomes Governor of the islands of St Christopher, Nevis, and the Margin Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downing-street
Prince Regent
Frederick Paulus Robinson
Lubuayo
George Wiliam Ramsay
Antigua and
Montserrat
Edonas Probyn
St. Christopher
Nevis
Margin-Islands
Bankruptcy notices sequester merchants and tradesmen across cities
A series of bankruptcy proclamations lists merchants and tradesmen from Watt to Powys and beyond, with surrender dates in February and March. Attornies named include Uresland Proctor, Pearce and Sons, Breary, Axes and Knowles, and others, with locations in London, Shrewsbury, Liverpool, Birmingham, York, Plymouth, Doncaster, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menlove
Mitton-mill
Shropsaire
Miller
Sfarc
the Lion Inn
Shewsbury
Attornies
Uresland and Proctor
Iunswick-Square
London
Agni
Couper
Shrewsbury
YM Fue
Bury-court
Su Marquze
sMgecks
Guuthhall
L’eurce
King’s Arms
Liverpool
Attorpies
Addington and Gregory
Bedford-cun
Dalcera
Top‘bam
A.yarwood
Swansea
Glamorgan
Swall Inn
Birmingham
Egerton
Gray’s-Bug-square
Spurrier
Ispleby
Walker
Great Grimsby
Lincolnshire
Pope's Head Inn
Plymonts
Attornes
Donne
Newton
Fecher
Plymouth
A. Champrey
Balby
York
Wéb
Green Dragon Hun
Doncaster
Peerson
Bleasdale
Alexander
Kolme
Newinn
Jo Dowerby
Cheapside
Guildhall
Messiskell and
Broderick
Low Churchyard
V. Hamond
Glover
Ses
Wikis
Pourthurne
Clarke
Warnford-court
Tories
Hill
Worcester
Decke
Breana
Chancury-lane
J. Mutgray
Swallow-street
Westminster
Jeweller
Makinson
Kim‘court
Temple
Tulboc Inn
Fetbury
Attornirs
Leta and Paul
Tetbury
Long and Austen
Gray's Inn
Dent
Carlisle
Draper
Boskinn
Birkett
Cloak
Blow
W. Spence
J. Jones
Yorkshire
Devonshire
Shipton
Sue -Staplé
Carr
Adessia
Holme
Hong
Fane
Feece
Newton-Baschurch
Salap
Griffins
Southampton
Londo
Wood
Twsbury
Imperial Parliament Discussion on Prisoner of War Balance
The House of Lords received the Transport Office account showing the balance due from France for prisoners of war. The report was laid on the table and ordered for printing after consideration by the Marginal Lansdowne. Official details appear in the parliamentary documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House, OF Lords
Fes
France
Margel
Lansdowne
Viggo
Lord Grenville's Notice on Military Establishment for 1816
Lord Grenville moves to present an humble address to the Prince Regent, requesting that the military estimates for 1816 be laid before Parliament. He notes alarm at proposing a peace-time army of 150,000 and a peace expenditure under 30 million, and clams attention to the absence of Liverpool. The Marquis of Lansdowne raises questions about French contributions and possible sovereign ownership of funds, with adjournment pending explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Liverpool
Marquis of
Lansdowne
France
House of Commons Debates on Property Tax and Peace
Gen Thornton signals a Tuesday move to discuss the property tax affecting Britons abroad. Debates cover London petitions against renewing the tax, with Sir William Curtis and James Shaw urging it lie on the table as postwar relief questions and possible financing alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Devonshire
Hart Davis
Croxer
Lockhart
Sheriffs of London
Common Council
William Curtis
WM. Curtis
London
James: Shaw
Brogden
Committee of Supply
Objections to a Large Standing Army in Peace Time
Debates allege that maintaining an army of 149 000 in peacetime endangers liberties and burdens taxpayers. Critics urge retrenchment and reductions in establishments, arguing a navy oriented defense suits Britain, while opponents fear drift toward continental military despotism and loss of constitutional balance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fupe the Lindon
Gazetle
Watt
Baptise Head Coffee-house
Steatuey
Timidends, &&c. To. Morrow
Imperial Parliament
House of Commons
Wynne
India Islands
Dow
Europe
Holland
Spain
Austria
Prussia
Mauritius
India
West Indies
Jamaica
America
Barclay
Louisiana
Horner
Exchequer
House
Momesty
Mr. Tierney
Horn
Fesa
England
Ord
Lord Castlereagh
Hussars
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