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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 28, 1818

Page

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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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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