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Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 27, 1841

Page

1

Declarations of Insolvency and Related Notices

A long list of insolvency declarations across Britain dated Jan 1841 to Mar 1941 shows numerous individuals and businesses, from grocers and bakers to woollen millers and merchants, with official assignees and solicitors named in each case. Locations include Chester, Gray's Inn Road, Basisinghall Street, Falmouth, Wells, Leeds, Manchester, and Norwich, among others.

Joux Manchester Gaeoor Rosrat Chester Bacnoerson Janes Montague Harrisso-street Gray's Innroad Coupres Joan Great Marylebone-street Bankkrupts M Nzirt Forses Clement's-lane Baslnghall Street Edwards Frederick’s Place Old Jewry Burbidge Hatton-garden Bort Joxer Edward Mortimer Street Basinghall-street Gibson Mesars Sweet Sutton Ewens Sodommaney Basinghall Street Guy Cuantes Rostat Helston Cornwall Grocer Green Bank Borel Falmouth Sandys and Pearson Fleetstreet Chancery Lane Hammond Leominster Scowenort James Haverfordwest Scrivener Mariners’ Hotel Bees Hastlngs Harparstreet Red Lion-square Posris Josern Barnsley Yorkshire Calenderer Townhall Sheffield So- Forteen Br. Perkins Gray's Son-square Shepherd Ley Psoup Exsastra Sunderland Grover Horner's Adlington Gregory Faulkner Faulkner, and Follett, Bedfordtow; and Mr. Davison, Saunderland Day Thomas Srascixa Norwich Messrs Beckwith Dyer Kitten Clarke and Medcalf Lincoln’s Inn-fields Ennasas Joasrn Hulme Lancashire Commissioners’ Rooms Appleby Aldermanbury Phillips Houxston Jony Birmingham Baker New Royal Hotel Taylor Sharpe Netheraole New Inc Wych-street Strand Oeranley Ferry Whitham Akedeld Gloser Bangor Liverpool Arms Watson and Fisher King’s Armse Coleman Street Johnston Tiesvan Rienaun Doncaster Town Hall Wigtesworth Ridsdale Craddock Gray’s Inn-square Nicholson Wash Bewirt Jon Merchant Clarendon Liverpool Mesara Hivehey and Blondel Deane Chancery

Knighthoods and military promotions announced in London

The Queen elevates George Simpson Governor of Hudsons Bay Company settlements and Robert Hereford solicitor general to knighthood. Various promotions and purchases across the British Army are listed, including officers from the 13th Light Dragoons, 29th, 30th, 49th, 52d, 74th, 80th, 87th Foot, and other regiments. Dates cited mostly Jan 1841. appointments from half pay, by purchase, and new ranks noted. Also notes hospital inspector general and Commissariat changes and a Yeomanry cornet appointment.

London Beeley and Burnside Fleet-street Jeremy Common Law Equity Nis Prias Henry Jeremy R. Stevens G.S. Norton W.T. Clarke Portugal Street Bell-yard Lincoln’s Inn Coventry and Hughes Royal Catavo Henry II George II Thomas Coventry Samuel Hughes George George L. Craik Charles Macfarlane England Europa France Charles Knight and Co Ladgate-streat Super Royal George III Palestine Pictorial Bible Penny Magazine Penny Cyclopedia William Hutton Ludgate-strest Diocese OF York Irensus Gawuineness Hare Atrigtures Mr. Hallam Council of Trent Dr. Gilly John Arrison Coe John Charehill Princes-street Soho Buckingham Palace Jon George Simpson Hudsons Bay Company Robert Hereford Fay Jam 13Th Regiment of Light Dragoon William Frederick Byng 29Th Foot Kitchener Q4 Regiment of Foot Thames James Drummond Reed Moor Eiaint Belby Smyth Purchase 19Th Foot Rébert Fatith 21St Foot Wiking Bent John Richardson Baulth Fodiaa 924 Benjamin Marewe Ball Archigald Gamphel Smith Gardiney Conteshee Richt Liente- Wants William Somerville Lucas Charles Philip Joseph Stopford Poster George Richard Coles Gardiner Richard Everard Blake Somerville James Parker Perceval Stopford Richard Penonefather Coles Henry Horatio Kitchever 13Th Light Dragoons Byng 30Th Foot John Hartstonge Pery Waymouth Paget Bayly Pery John Henry Keogh Basie James Patrick Meik Stean Walter Tyler Bartley Merk John Gray Bolton Royal Military College Bartley George Campbell Hale Charles Francis Wedderburne Campbell Raymond Richard Pelly Wedderburne Foot Edward Scott Docker Everard 49Th Foot Thomas Williams John Gray Hibbert James Whitshed de Batts Willington Ronald Macdonald Jacob John M’mahon Kidd Mainwaring John Gordon William Barfoot 3D West India Regiment Angus Macdonald 89Th Foot Shaw Samuel Waymouth Thomas Atkins 22D Foot Commissariat Montague William Darling Edward Strickland Thomas Wittaar Wolles Depauty

Address in the Lords reflects peace, trade and throne birth

The House of Lords resumes with Lord Beaumont sworn, the Duke of Wellington returning, and a speech by the Lord Chancellor presenting the Queen’s Speech. Debate centers on Syria, Texas, China, US relations, and a call for continued peace and commerce, with Lord Brougham cautioning that no pledge binds to any single measure.

House OF Lords Tunspar Jax Lord Beaumont Miles Stapleton Duke of Wellington Grace Bari Ducie Syria Chusan Hear Ayfar Mexico France Texas China England United States Lurgan Lord Brougham Lord Lyndhurst Viscount Melbourne Europe United States of America Atlantic Hinds Eulpire British Channel Bosphorus Oland Bultan Pesha Napoleon Eee Pasha Porte Mehemet Ali Nezib Lince Russia Turk Empire Greece Egypt Acre Austria Prussia Taurus Mehemet Levant Jessi Turkey Grand Turk Jess Jess Near. That Danger Means Nothing More Ooresa Bastia Hessia Constantinople Agaest

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