Thames Tunnel Opens with Daily Hours and Notices
The Thames Tunnel opens daily except Sundays from early morning to six in the evening with gas lighting. The Palros for VitHers lies on the Surrey side near Rotherhithe Church. The funnel is completed and about 1,200 feet of passage is in service. A notice warns temporary public closure to protect foot passengers and directs access via specified routes and omnibus from several London districts.
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Thames
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Rotherbithe
Sarah
Pena
Walbrook-buildings
City
N.B. Comverantes
Rotherhithe
Omnibus
Chering-oroes
Fleet-atrest
Gracechurch-a
Stesm-bosts
Chilecs
Vaarhall
Leahbeth
Jerford
Adelphi
Oldeehefet
Landon-bridge
To He Tunnel
Bierst Wa Oka
Aod
Exacxr
RxsoucTion
Roxsseny
Haary Brown
Nenagh
Econstable Johnston
Glantrida
Andrew Larkin
Tierney
Glanaguile
Tally-bo
Renfrew
P. M. Stewart
Lord Kelburne
A. Hastle
Glasgow Courier
Mexancaoty
William Maryoo
Chelmsford
C. G. Parker
Wil's
Chelmsford Chronicle
Dunstan
Dorchester
Job
Martin
Bell
John Robertson
Borthwick
M.P
Blackwall Railway
Jupez
Supeier
Thomsa Wood
Arabia
Central Criminal Court
Alderman Heygate
Camarines University
Joseph Stoney
Peterhouse
George A. Dimock
Sidney
William Alfred Waring
Bt. John's
John Henry Hallett
Calus
John F. Bastard
Trinity
Farope Sr
Great Gonerby
William Lloyd
Lincoln Mercury
Messrs. Clarke
Tynmore
Fladgate
Cravenstreet
Etrand
London
Earl Fitshardinge
Lincoln County
Henry Cleveland
Barkstone
Cleveland
I Mercury
Madame D'Arblay
Madame D’arblay
Agnes Strickland
England
Henry the Girth
Royal appointments and honours from the London Gazette
The Queen nominating and approving several military and civil appointments. Admirals Talbot, Plow, and Digby elevated to Knights Grand Cross of the Bath. Lieutenant Colonel Rose named Companion of the Bath. William Snagg appointed Solicitor General in Grenada. Consul Alexander Thom and Vice Consul John Cadell approved for Leith postings. Hugh Masey Wheeler granted royal licence to wear insignia of the Bath. Mentions of service in the Bengal Establishment and Afghanistan campaign.
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Downing-street
John Talbot
Robert Rlow
Henry Digby
Military Order of the Bath
Calder
Audh Henry Rose
Foreign Office
Alexander ‘Thom
Aberdere
John Cadell
Leith
The
Whitehall
Hugh Masey Wheeler
Affghanistan
Military officer promotions and exchanges dated Feb 25 1842
War Office announces promotions and exchanges across regiments. Feldore Anthony Blake becomes Assistant Surgeon, James Salmond advances to Captain, William Case to Captain by purchase, Bellingham to Lieutenant, Stapnell to Ensign. Mackenzie promoted to Lieutenant, Faunt to Lieutenant, Thompson to Ensign. Ensign Hill to Lieutenant without purchase, Mowbray to Lieutenant, Thomas Coke Gautter moves to St. Helena Staff Surgeon. One officer’s commission cancelled after accepting half pay.
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War Office
Sth Regiment of Light Drapoons
Feldore Anthony Blake
8Th Foot
Gaulter
Regiment of Foot
James Salmond
Edward Osborne Broadley
William Case
Salmond
William Bellingham
Case
Frederick Tom Stapnell
Bellingham
Alastair Mackenzie
Grorious
Clarenault Faunt
Purchase
Mackenzie
Richard Thompson
Faunt
2D West India Regiment
Joseph Hill
James Mackay
60Th Regiment
Insolvency Declarations and Bankruptcies Listed
A dated 1842 notice lists insolvency declarations for Locktry Jolly Bilston plumber Feb 22 Basyes Williams Shincliffe Durham fire brick manufacturer Feb 24 Pratt Faepearix Saredon mill Staffordshire miller Feb 25 with subsequent bankruptcies and dividends across multiple UK locations including Birmingham London Manchester and Nottingham. The document names Official Assignees solicitors and venues such as Basinghall Street and the Swan Hotel Wolverhampton with numerous March and April deadlines.
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Locktry Jolly
Bilston
Staffordshire
Basyes Williams
Shincliffe
Durham
Pratt Faepearix
Saredon-mill
Tnosias
Birmingham
Nexonam Josey Syste
Allesthorpe
Leicestershire
Goucen
Henry
Winchester-street
Basinghat-street
Whitmore
Basinghall-street
Simpson and Cobb
Austrn-friars Dover Jolly
Cranes Wharf
Graham
Armstrong
Staple Inc
Harrett Thomas
Walthamstow
Essex
Basinghall Street
Greco
Aldermantury
Wood
Sherborne-lane
Edwards
Frederick’s Place
Old Jewry
Sandell
Bread-street
Cheapside
Davin Jogs
Laugharne
Carmarthenshire
Ivy Bush
Carmarthen
Holcombe
Chancery-Jane
Gwynne
Tenby Hager Wear
Hareton
Taunton
Castle Inn
Whitsker
Gray's Inn-square
Gillard
Flook
Bristot
Trenchard
Bart Josers
Dudley
Worcestershire
Iron Merchant
Nottingham
Smith
Furnival’sioo
Shilton
Watenritty T
Dunatable
Bedfordshire
Marucuay J
Percival Street
Clerkenweil
Roavis J
Witliamus C
London Wall
Mars Hart J
Colchester-street
Whitechapel
Waterloo Rooms
Honsnaut W
Dover
Carpenter
Shakspeare
Struegcaxp N
Liverpool
Merchant
Clarendon Rooms
Bonn J. G
Great Yarmouth
Draper
Sar Tavern
Paucen W
Hockley
Nottinghamshire
Grocer
George the Fourth
Evans
Road
Somersetshire
Clothier
George Inn
Frome Selwood
Emerson A
Belfast
Buasry T
Log J
Portsmouth
Ports T
Smith D. B
J. W
Alton
Mansuad M
Chew Magna
Kitchenin T
Arundel Street
Coventry Street
Tomay J
Manchester
Curtis J
Warcees J. P
Chickerell
Dorsetshire
Baosnaw
Kenvar, and Co
Carr Bill
Tomson W
Ramsgate
Gwyn and Winxworth
Sramens
Peocairr
Kedeobal
Hareston
Norfolk
Mitts
de Withg
Wells Street
Oxford-street
Lime-street
Pitturs J
Stow On
the Wold
Gloucestershire
Lymington
Grove Mill
Yorkshire
Prang W
Scuouerizip J
Hodderafield
Wood Men
Mirtinarow G
Calico
Paance Sod Poc
Ryder’s Court
Lever and Co
R. Lever
Hornwe
Wapping
Éohi and Creccu
Russell-street
Bermondsey
Toorat H
Gray and Co
Bebburo Quay
Guage B
Thetford
Wilsom and Soursor
Gosport
Southampton
Newgate and LBA trade notices and public disturbances
A detailed London market and police report describes beef and seafood prices at Newgate and Newport markets, Haymarket hay prices, and foreign funds. It adjourns to court actions for a disturbance at Brydges Street involving the Tablet newspapers and a Tablet office raid, with witnesses and magistrate remarks.
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Brzox
Orricz
George Hawkins
Brydges-strest
Strand
Puvieler
Ortetony
Tablet
Abe
Serre
Wi & Steel
Catherine-street
Sod
George Pashley
Curtain Road
Shoreditch
Maarstrare
Hounstow
Empton
Hounslow
Market Report From Fatpay and Manchester Notes
Improved market with higher activity and broader inquiries across stock descriptions. Prices quoted include Edinburgh 45 and Glasgow 59, Manchester Birmingham 28, Manchester Leeds 73 and 734, Manchester Salford Water works 544, Manchester Assurance 9 8d. 9d.
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Islasgow
South Western
Manchester
Birmingham
Leeds
Manchester and Salford
Manchester Assurance
Market Report From Corn Exchange and Doane Mauxer Prices
LIVERPOOL markets show little activity with thin attendance as traders await Corn Bill debates. Wheat and flour prices fall slightly while oatmeal offers drop. imports include 7 600 quarters Mediterranean and Black Sea Wheat and 1 000 quarters Indian Corn from the US. Doane Mauxer notes large US weekly imports and steady fair-quality prices. overall weekly sales total about 23 190 with 5 000 on the day. Various shares and stock quotes for Doane Mauxer and regional firms are listed with minor price moves.
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Conn Mancer
Ireland
Black Sea
United States
Doane Mauxer
London
Birminghams
Grand Junction
Manchester
Birmingham
New
Brightons New
Eastern Counties
Eastern Counties New
Leeds
Great Western
Ships Arrivals and Movements Reported From Various Ports
Maritime notices detail arrivals at Calcutta and Nassau, ashore and repaired vessels, and ships bound for New York, Demerara, Mauritius, and Shoreham. Notable entries include the Riflector, Limena, Vanguard, Sitters Rove, and the brig Marie. Several vessels report winds, damages, or cargo mishaps, with multiple locations cited such as Sierra Leone, Madras, Holyhead, and Guernsey.
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Riflector
Calcutta
Ganges
Cook
Sierra Leone
Orbit
John's
Martin
Odessa
Manosts
Pepper
Mauritius
Bamscare
Fas
Rove
Shoreham
Los
Waysooru
Alban
Pen
Bengal
Pocock
N.W
William
Candyr
Byroo
New York
Curos
Pea
Nancy Manro
Campbell
Demerara
Arran
Mobile
Greenock
Barbadoes
Basieew York
Jed Chitksle
Edsion
Jean Curtney
Desaix
Vaillant
Sewell
French Theatre Praise Ends With Notable Casts And Scenes
A London theatre last night drew a well attended crowd praising a performance of Kotzebue and related vaudevilles. Critics highlighted the acting of M. Oudinot, Perret, and Mollig Forgret, noting strong scenes of reconciliation and lively ensemble, while also mentioning a later piece Le Capog and Palma’s role alongside the prompter.
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Kotzebue
Henry
M. Oudinot
M. Perlet
Angelina
Mollig
Eugene
Perret
Moudinot
le Capog
Palma
Lispoutlé
le Sonffirur
Ucceas
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R. Tucker
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John H. Capper
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Committee of Privy Council On Education
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