Promotions and arrests in 1821 1898 military rosters and trials
A long list of promotions by purchase across regiments and battalions dated 1821 to 1822 shows officers moving from half-pay to full ranks, with several exchanges and a few dated notes. The Old Bailey report covers arraignments for libel and a capital burglary case involving jewellery valued at 2,500 pounds, plus a murder of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fons Brown
Henry Brookes
Moses Lyons
Isaac Nathan
Thomas Stokes
Thomas Williams
Mary Ann Kates
John Frost
Agrandel-street
Brookes
Brown
Lyons
Nathan
Stokes
Williams
Bates
Newman
Thomas
Solomons
Robbey
Kienry Brown
Frost
Boctany
H. Brown
Hove
Alley
Justice Burrowem
Justice Panx
Justice Burnsoven
James Tuffnell
Thomas Wilson
R. Ray
Lsq
Edmorton
Thomas Shackleton
Robert Davis
William Russell
Shackleton
Davis
Bussel
Buckingham Marquis and Duke Titles Granted by Letters Patent
The King directs letters patent under the Great Seal to create Richard Marquis of Buckingham as Marquis of Chandas and Duke of Buckinghang and Chandas for the heiry male line. This royal patent assigns these titles within the United Kingdom and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Teer
Whitehall
Jane
United Kingdom of
Great Britain
Ireland
Richard Marquis of
Buckingham
Order of the Garter
Chandas
Duke
Buckinghang
PUBLIC AUCTIONS AT NEWCASTLE AND WEYMOUTH SALE OF VESSELS AND GOODS
Public sale announced at the Custom-house Newcastle for the Dutch-built galliot JAN HENDRICK and the Gatling Commercie with tackle at Hillgate. Also sale at Weymouth of brandy wine and various goods from ships wrecked near the Isle of Wight. Items include silk shawls, gloves, instruments, and naval stores. viewing and further details with customs office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatre Royal
Drury-Lane
Macbet
Macbeth
Kean
Vinedui
Mr. Cooper
Lady Macbeth
Ndnviston
Ways of Windsor
London
West India
East India
Grand Junction
Ellesmere
Barnesley
Thames and Severn
Wilts ‘and Berks
Hurthon
Hillgate
Gatling Commercie
Custom-house
Newcastle
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
HDORT
Weymouth
Commissioners of
His Majesty's Customs
Turspas
Geneva
West Cowes
William Smith
Perper
Herman
Isle of Wight
Hon. Commissioners of Customs and Excise
Cowes
Wight
James Day
Auction Sale of Goods at the Custom House Bristol
A notice from Bristol lists a January 29 auction by order of the Commissioners of His Majesty's Customs. Items include sugar, ropes, wine glasses, cordials, spices, rum, cayenne pepper, and more with samples seen at the warehouse. also mentions exports of silk goods and a separate sale of Kent freehold estates with multiple lots near Elham Canterbury and Dover, plus Buckinghamshire and Worcester estates and Whittington villa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
His Majesty’s Customs
West India
Kent
Henry Wilson
Bank of England
Wedgesnay
Elham
Canterbury
Dover
Ilythe
Folkstone
Mounts Farm
Hori
King's Lead
Duke’s Head
Margate
Albion
Ramsgate
Hore
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
Serle-street
Messrs, Longhill and
Butterfield
Gray’s Inn-square
Sale
Mgr
Hatton-garden
Isuckinghamshire
Oxfordshire
Freehill
Renry Wilson
Colonel Bad—~ Cock
Bledlow
Buckingham
Thame
Wycombe
Aylesbury
London
Bridlow
Corham
North Mill
Bledlow Woods
Lytle
Clark
Messrs. Stevens
John Hollier
Crown Inn
Shane
Cross Keys
Princes Risborough
White Hart
Ayles Bay
Red Lion
Wendover
Crown
Amersham
Swan
Tetsworth
Mitre
Oxford
Mesa. Orchard
Hatton Garden
Azen Moysey
Guildhall Coffee House
Worcester
Elenry
Thomas Austen
Henry Maunde
James Tilson
Ereehold
Whittington
Worcever
Witting Villa
Whittingdon Villa
St Acres
Wall
Little
Portland-street
Cavendish-square
Acheener
Janer ‘Fegspié
Royal grants create Irish peerages in King’s letters patent
The King directs letters patent under the Great Seal of Ireland granting titles to a group of peers. George Thomas John Earl of Westmeath becomes Marquis of Westmeath. Francis Viscount Killmorey receives Viscount of Newry and Marne and Earl of Killmorey. Henry Stanley Viscount Monck becomes Earl of Rathdown. William Viscount Ennismore becomes Earl Listowel. Richard Viscount Mount Earl gains Viscount Adare and Earl of Dunraven and Mount Earl. William Lord Castlemaine is created Viscount Castlemaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Ireland
George Thomas John Earl of
Westmeath
United Kingdom
Sttle
Westneath
Francis Viscount
Killmorey
Newry
Marne
Down
Earl of
Henry Stanley
Viscount Monck
Tiile
Earl of Rathdown
Treland
William Viscount
Ennismore
Sitle
Earl
Listowel
Kerry
Richard
Mount Earl
Viscount Adare
Dunraven
William Lord Castlemaine
Viscount Castlemaine
Church appointments and market prices in early notices
The King recommends F. W. Blomberg for Canon Residentiary at St Pauls Cathedral London, G Holcombe made Prebendary at Westminster, J E Boscawen named Canon or Prebendary at Canterbury. Average corn prices per quarter end Jan 5 listed Wheat 45s 11d Barley 19s 2d Oats 16s 5d Rye 20s 5d Beans 21s 30d Peas 24s Sd. Bank of England in circulation for quarter to Jan 6 reported 18,527,9742 15s 9d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Fane
St. Paul
London
F. W. Blomberg
S. St. Weston
G. Holcombe
St. Peter, Westminster
J. E. Boscawen
Church of Canterbury
Winchester
Bank of England
Bankrupts and Dividends Notice
A lengthy Bankruptcy notice lists I Wardle and many others surrendering assets at Worksop and Bristol with dates Jan 27 to Feb 25 and at various inns. It includes numerous solicitors and wardens, plus a subsequent Dividends section detailing payments to creditors on Feb 2 to 26 across multiple firms and locations in London, Norwich, Manchester, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Wardle
Worksop
Nottingham
Butcher
Hed Lion Inn
Mr. Beardshaw
Allen, Gilby
Allen
Carlisle-street
Soho-square
London
J. B. Player
J. Keen
Bristol
Liqueechnonehans
White Lion Inn
Wizard
Lincoln’s-Inn
W. Gregory
Exchange-buildings
Hi. Wigfall
Sheffield
the Angel Inn
A. Smith
Blakelock
Serjeant’s Inn
Fleet-street
A. Delvalle
Sankeoupts Basinghall-street
Biggs and Whatley
Reading
Eyre and Coverdale
Gray's Inn
B. Brittain
Sawbridgeworth, Herts
Farmer
Bloomsbury
Stevens and Wood
Little St Thomas Apostle
J. Mather
Jewin-street
Basinghall-street
Mr. Watson
Falcon-street
Falcon-square
T. Ambrose
Waterloo-place
Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts
Hodgson
John-street
Adelphi
Norwich
Norfolk Hotel
Bignold and
Brightwell
Holme
Frampton
Snd
Loftus
Newtan
Finsbury-place
G. Richardson
Horncastle
Lincolnshire
E. Priddon
Miller
T. Tipping
Warrington
Lancashire
J. Moston
G. E. Aubrey
Manchester
R. Hobbes
S. Haslock
Northampton
W. Downs
Cheadle
Cheshire
P. Morton
Salford
Susan Wight
Leadenhall-street
Great Winchester-street
Army Promotions From Saturday Gazette 1821 1822
War Office announces Promotions by purchase across regiments including Lieut Henry Bullock to Captain and Edward Kent to Sub-Lieutenant in Life Guards. Others include Capt James Hamlyn Williams to Major and Lieut Lord John Bentinck to Captain in Light Dragoons. Entries dated Oct 24 1821 and Dec 26 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dragoons
Purchase
Dalrymple
West India Regiment
John Carr
15Th Light Dragoons
Frederick Seymour
Charles Ravenhill Wright
Steele
R. H. Reardon
66Th Foot
James King
Henry George Macleod
Foot
Charles Aeonaen
William Blois
Wittam
Thomas Stopford
35Th Foot
Reardon
49Th Foot
Robert King
60Th Foot
James Alderson Bailey
William Henry Douglas
Robert Kelso
6Th
Royal Veteran Battalion
John Gray Ness
Alexander Mark Kerr Hamilton
8Th
Joseph Twigg
Blakeney
86Th Foot
War Office
Regiment of Life Guards
Henry Robert Bullock
Gough
Cornet
Edward Kent
Leopold Bayard
Bullock
Henry Montague Upton
Bayard
7Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
James Hamlyn Williams
Robbins
18Th Foot
Lord John Bentinck
10Th Light Dragoons
Hamlyn Williams
James Barill Daubuz
12Th Light Dragoons
7Th Light Dragoons
Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards
George Johnstone
19Th Light Dragoons
Joseph H. St. John
2D Regiment of Foot
Frederick William Frankland
Ulee Carney
Joyo Carney
Frankland
Law Report Audience in Court of Chancery Case
In Sarvuapar the Court heard appeals from the Vice-Chancellor in the matter of Howard and Gibbs. Counsel argued that bankrupts had a right to influence assignee choice to protect creditors and estate. They cited Leicester Bank as precedent and claimed No improper interference occurred. Further hearing adjourned to four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Carlile
Constitutional Association
Alderman Wood
Alderman Waithman
Shelton
William Vamplew
St Dunstan’s
Mr. Shelton
William Vamplew Holmes
Avetrius
John Barclay
William Holmes
Mr. Brown
Newgate
Alderman Woop
Alderman’ Woop
Priesaca
Alderman Woon
Aporyaus
J Isons
Courts of Justice
Adolphus
Wm. Holmes
Aporpauses
Court of Justice
Sr. Adolphua
William Solmes
Dunstan’s
Westee
Holmes
Seeton
Anotouus
Apurpuua
Anotpays
Avotraus
Court OF Chancery
Sarvuapar
Day
Carroll
Howard
Gibbs
Montacus
Werresern
Acar
Leicester Bank
Shaw
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Worcestershire
Thomas Clutton Brock
John Coventry
Old Bailey, Sarunpay
William Kenrick
Maberly
Christ's Hospital
Horley
Sussex
Apotmnus
Dorsano
Surrey
Bedford-row
Middlesex
Aponpuuar
B. Austin
Northumberland-street
Mary-le-Bone
Brick
the Army
LAW Report