Notice invites ironmongery proposals for three year term
The Office of Ordnance announces proposals to supply ironmongery tools for a three year period with an option for one year. Proposals due March 11, viewed at the Tower, with terms at Pall Mall, and attendance required. tenderers must have an agent present. Also notices for wheelbarrows and victualling tenders with timelines and payment terms.
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R.A Cirlew
Office OF Ordnance
His Majesty's Ordnance
Pall-Mall
Marcly Wewt
Bubalf
R. W. Crew
His Majesty’s Ordnance
Pall Mall
Quieu
Pall Mall Arom
K. H. Crew
Victualling-Ofet
His Majesty's Navy
His Majesty
Deptford
Portsmouth
Shell
Bavins
Dispatches on Chalons Siege and Meaux Movements in 1814
Foreign Office dispatches report Col. Lowe on Marshal Blücher’s operations in Silesia. D' Yorck's forces arrive with keys to Chalons and banner of the Marche. Chalons capitulates after bombardment. stores leak, brandy casks drain. M'Donald directs Meaux with 11th corps, Sebastiani and Arighi present.
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M*donald
Wintzingerode
Brabant
Prince Royal of
Sweden
Frankfort
C. H. Lowe
Sir C. Stewart, K. B
Lowe
M‘donald
Marne
Meaux
Sebastiani
Arighi
Military Dispatch from Vertus February 1814 Report
Colonel Leive reports Blucher’s headquarters moved to Etoges with uncertain enemy advance near Baye. Kapsiewitz and Kloss near Chalons. Sacken at Montmirail. D Yorck and Dormant advance guards near La Ferre Seus Joarre and Chatea Thierry. Grand army at Troyes limits further movements. Marmont likely leading the advancing corps. General Meist arrives. Sicken and D Yorck to stay in place until corps unite.
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Lowe
Silesia
Chalois
Sint
Biucher
Ememys
Puonaparte
Marshal Starmont
Etoyes
Buonaparte
Chateau Thierry
Gusneral D’yorck
Janvilliers
Zieren
Blucher
Pield-Marshal Blucher
Caaussec
Janviliers
Champaubert
Etoges
Chamspaubert
Rges
Chaussee
Kleist
Kapsiewitz
Bergeres
Gniesenau
Chaussée
Zieten
Prince Augustus
Prussia
Chalons
Thither
D’yorck
Sacken
Rheims
Wintzingerode
Ham
Leive
Swinnie
London
England
Baye
Jast
Kloss
Baron Sacken
Montmirail
D*yorck Et Dormant
la Ferre Seus Joarre
Chatea Thierry
Royes
Seraones
Marmont
Meist
Baron Sicken
C. H. Lows
Sir C. Stewart
K. U
Military Report from Catone Lowe Berseres February 11 1814
Military dispatch from Catone Lowe dated Berseres on February 11 1814 reports General Alsufier’s Russian division near Champeubert repelling a superior enemy force with heavy losses and 24 cannons of which 9 fell to the foe. The message notes other movements near Ferre Champenoise Ferre-sous-Jouarre and Stages with Blucher present and Vasilichoff attacked at Ferte-sous-Jouarre but holding.
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Catone Lowe
Berseres
Alsufier
Buonaparte
Sezanne
Champeubert
D’yorck
Chateau Thierry
Baron Sacken
Ferre-sous-Jouarre
Kleist
Kapsiewitz
Ferre Champenoise
Lield Marchal Blucher
C. HI. Lowe
Sir C. Stewart
K. B
Vasilichoff
Ferte-sous-Jouarre
H. L
Lowe
Bergeres
Montmirail
D'Yorck
Old Guard
Marchais
Hank
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Liewy
Jewell William Borradaile
Johnz Wm. Buckle
William Davis
Edward Down
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Isq
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Royal Exchange
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Oxford Street
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Tate
Otteries
Eyton
Stoack
Cormuity
Coventry Street
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Charing-Cross
BISH
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Gosnhill
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Wand
Friday-street
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Princes-street
Red Lion-square
Strand
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Stepney
Old Corn Exchange
Mark-lane
Strutton Ground
Chapel-street
Westminster
County of Essex
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Prickett and Son
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Bartholomew-lane
Warwick-court
Holborn
Lic. Gellers
Sir C. Stewart, KB
London Gazette
Fredericck Robinson
Charles Stewart
Chitillon
Marshal Biuchty
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