Army Promotions and Exchanges 1830 Record
An 1880 notice lists promotions and exchanges across regiments with dates in February 1830. Officer moves include Cornets, Captains, and Ensigns in the 73rd Foot, 6th Dragoons, 7th and 30th Foot, and other units, plus temporary brevet cadet ranks and a retirement note for Captain Alexander Jones.
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Wan
Dijon Guarda
Thomas Todd
73A
Grant
Dragoon Guards
Richard Harcourt Symons
John Murtagh
Campbell
Foot
James T. Airey
Royal Military College
Cochrane
John Lewis Corrigan
Willock
John Henry French
Otway
46Th Foot
Algernon Greville
West India Regiment
Fothergill
50Th Foot
William Fothergill
48Th Foot
Peter Powell
2D West India Regiment
Beery Des Voeux
John Foy
Christopher Thomas Bird
Robert Ficklin
Thomas George Armatrong
Kerr
Purchase
Graham
John Ryle
Jardine
James Brash
Glover
7Th Foot
Milat West India Regiment
Frederick B. Russell
Thoreau
Samuel Hodson
Russell
Lord Charles Wellesley
Royal Horse Guards
Honourable the East India Company
Pasley
Royal Engineers
Chatham
William Douglas
William Stephen Jacob
Lawrence Hill
Henry Siddons
William Henry Horley
Charles William Tremenhere
Francis Wemyss
Alexander Jones
Rocks of Names Rally as Motion Debated in Parliament
A crowded division lists a majority of 188 against Lord John Russell’s motion to allow Manchester Leeds and Birmingham to return representatives. The opposing side tallies 188 votes while the minority of 140 includes many peers and MPs from across parties with paired votes noted.
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John Russell
Manchester
Leeds
Birmingham
Alexander
J. . Alexander
H. A.court
Capt. Ashley
Lord Astley
J. Apaley
Lord Antrobus
G. Atkins
Ald
Arbuthnot
Hon. C. Arbuthnot
Acland
Sir Belfast
Lor
Arrest in Lunatic Detention Case At Bow Street
Police at Bow Street report the arrest of a man charged by Dr. Somerville with forcibly detaining a lunatic named Walsh. The defendant admitted lacking orders to detain and was bound over to prosecute. The lunatic, emaciated and ill used, was placed in Dr. Somerville’s care under magistrate direction.
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Bow-Street
Hats
Quigley
Somerville
Walsh
Gardiner
Yraterday
London
Ir R. Birnyz
Hauus
State of the Nation and Welsh Judicature Debates In Lords
Lord Stanhope argues for a nationwide inquiry into distress across agriculture and manufacturing with focus on rents and wages, warns of misery among farmers and workers, cites Irish and West Indian distress, and condemns government policies while discussing Welsh judicature reforms and demands access to law officers' opinions. He predicts consequences if inquiry is refused and presses for remedies.
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House OF Lords
Tourepay
Lord Wharncliffe
Saddleworth
Crafer
Treasury
Danvers
East India Company
India
Munkett
Lord Bexley
Earl Stanhope
Aps
Carps
Duke
Europe
Mt TaBo
England
Lord Liverpool
Aylesbury
Turrington
Mereworth
Kent
Sussex
Ireland
Cork
United Kingdom
Honourable Baronet
Sir Edward Knatchbull
Bandon
House of Industry
Lord Dapaley
Pange
Icw
Birmngham
Maachinery
Lord Stanhope
Duke of Wellington
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Mar Croker
J. W. Cooper
R. B Downie
R. Dundas
Hor Douglas
W Doherty
J Darlington
H. Downdeswell
Downes
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C. Duttin
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Dawkins
Co Daly
J. Eas
L East
Sir Elliot
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T. Estcourt
T. Tien
Ksemayer
Egerton
Fane
J. Farquhar
Fremantle
Foster
L. Fane
Fleming
Mar Graham
Col. Goulburn
H. Gilbert
D. Grant
Gower
Lord Hardinge
Hastings
Hay
J. Herries
J. C
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J. Ebrington
Lord Leslie
B. Stewart
Sir M. Bright
H. Easton
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J. Smith
R. Bradshaw
Capt
Fazakerley
J.N. Labouchere
H. Sefton
Lord Brownlow
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Fortescue
Hon. Lennard
T.B. Sykes
D. Blandford
Mar
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Slaney
R. A. Burdett
F. Ferguson
KR. Lamb
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Vernon Beaumont
T.W. Fergusson
C. Martin
W. Byung
G. Fitzgerald
M. Macrpeth
Lord Sebright
J. Brougham
H. Fitzgibbon
Hon. Maberly
J. St. Paul
H. Brougham
J. R Macdonald
J. Stanley
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T. B. Macauley
T.B. Stanley
E. Benett
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W. Thomson
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J. Townsend
C. Callaghan
G. Grant
Rizlet Millbank
M. Vernon
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T.H. Carew
R. Grant
R. Nugent
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