Navy Victualling and Ordnance Tender Notices and Courses
Notices from the Victualling Office and the Office of Ordnance announce tender openings and contract terms for supplying 2000 sacks of kiln dried household flour to Deptford, ash removal at Woolwich, and proposals with deadlines in February. Also listed are medical and chemical lectures at St George's School and a voyage account by Basil Hall.
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Deptford
Office OF Ordnance
His Majesty's Ordnance
Pall- Mall
Woolwich. Co
Hay
Woolwch
Wisdwich
Tisemner
Shell
RW. Crew
Bee. Ee Ae T. QT
George’ S Medical
Windmill-street
B.C. Bropie
Bid .S
St. George’s
George-street
Wanover Square
Geo. Fe Eansons M.D Fill
St. George's
How ‘S
Regal Institution
W. DT. Brande
Georges Street
Hanover Square
Georce Peanson
M.D. EF. IS
Corea
Loo Choo Island
Basil Hall
R.N. F. Rss
John Murray
Albemarle-street
Court appointments and sheriffs named for 1813 list
The London Gazette reports at Beighton on January 24 1812 the Prince Regent in Council appoints the Right Hon Frederick John Robinson and in his absence the Right Hon Thomas Wallace as President of the Committee of Council for Trade and Foreign Plantations, with numerous sheriffs named by county across England and Wales and extending to New York and York in the list.
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Beighton
Prince Regent
Frederick John Robinson
Thomas Wallace
Mt Edfordshire
John Pedley
Eater-Bray
Robert Palmer
Holme Park
Esarkeetenry Herney Maton
Aston
Esco ‘ Cumserland
Mir
Thomas Botfield
Hopton Court
Loxwoed
Hubert Vyner
Eathorpe
Alewender Powell
Hardcott House
Samuel Wall
Worcester
Appointment of Sheriff of Cornwall by Prince of Wales
At a Brighton council held on the 86th day of January 1318 Francis Hearle Rodd of Irebartha Hall Cornwall was appointed Sheriff for the present year by the Prince of Wales in council.
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Prince OF Wales
Brighton
Francis Hearle Rodd
Irebartha Hall
Corn
Bankrupts List for February to March at Guildhall
A column of bankrupts listed with names such as timber merchant Fs Pedlar and victuallers Bottrell and J Lock, detailing February 10, 14, and March 10 hearings at Guildhall with their respective attorneys. Additional entries include merchants from Liverpool and Manchester with dates and legal representatives.
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S-Acre
Lambeth
Our- Mder
Guildhall
Pitman
Symorid’s Inn
Bottrell
Ratcliffe Highway
Victualler
Air. Marson
Newingtonutra
J. Lock
High-street
Woolwich
Afarch
Attornies
H. Parker
Greenwich
F. W. Schmaling
Fenchurch-street
Merchant
Messrs
Crowder
Lavie
Oliverson
Fredericks-place
Old Jewry
W. Loyd
W. Lidyd
Lower Thames
Steet
Slopsellers
Attorhey
James
Bucklersbury
Despyte
W. Sedgwick
Liverpool
George Inn
Gonnery
Mr. Wilson
Greville-street
Hacton-garden
W. Hyde
Earlstreet
Blackfriars
Attornes
Hobinson
Ham- Mond
Austin-friars
Morrow
Opening of Parliament by Prince Regent Commission
Lords gathered in robes of state on the Woollen Sacks as Commissioners for the Prince Regent opened the new session. Sir Thomas Tyrre Hitt announced the Royal Commission and the Speaker led the Commons to hear the speech from the Lords Chancellor about the King’s indisposition and ongoing lament.
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Turspay
Archbishop
Canerbury
Duke of MontRost
Earl of Werragonann
Earl of Harrowsy
Paryer
Thomas Tyre Hitt
House of Commons
Royal Commission
Commons
Prince Regent
Prince Jesty
Prince Regent Addresses Parliament After Princess Charlotte's Death
Lords share grief over Princess Charlotte's death and endorse measures to preserve order and reform. The Prince Regent's speech cites improved revenue, slave trade abolition talks, church funding, and foreign treaties with Spain and Portugal. Debates touch Habeas Corpus suspension and military occupation in France.
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Yous
Charlotte
Prince Hegent
Printe
Agedees
House of Commons
Spain
Portugal
Emma Cat
Delon Lis
Royal Highness
Landaff
Earl Whitworth
Earl Delawar
Earl of Verulam
Earl of Liverpool
Lord Holland
Sherte
Earl of Aylesford
France
Netherlands
Rhine
Nose
Brunswick
Addy
Derby
Nottingham
Ws Ree
England
Ireland
Edward the
Mainain Tha
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London Gazett LE
Imperial Parliament
Lord Selsey
Eda
Amy
Tharer
Europe
Tome
Notle Ford
Gudd
Prince Stegents Fa
Earl Stanhope
House of Botton
St. Helena
House of Bourbon
Duke of
Otranto
M. Fouché
Cesar
Louis XVIII
Belgium
Rhenish
Buonaperte