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Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 31, 1835

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Promotions and exchanges in British regiments

War Office notes dated Jan 30 1835 list multiple promotions by purchase and without purchase across regiments including the 8th Dragoon Guards 8th Foot 22d 41st 42d 68th 70th 71st 80th and 97th Foot plus the West India Regiment and unattached officers. Brevet and garrison postings follow with details of resignations and new appointments such as Captaincies Lieutenancies and a local rank in the East Indies.

Ynom London Gazette War Office Regiment of Dragoon Guards Cornet Francis Garratt Purchase Evans Ratires John Roden Garratt Regiment of Foot John Longfield Fortin Maitland Oba Hilton Longfield Augustus Malet Ton Sth Foot John Donnelly Hill Mordaunt Glasse Donnelly Edward Vaughen Glasse Foot William Galdfrap Sheppard 58Th Regiment of Foot Austen Charles Finsh Potentameron Dunsmore Henry Dundas Cameron 68Th Foot Arthur Mainwering Macpherson 70Th Foot Charles Boyd 2D Regiment of Foot Charles O'Neill Charles Richard Ilderton Fullerton William Hougham Tyssen Royal Military College Ilderton 97Th Foot Donald M‘intosh Budden 711 Regiment of Foot Deckner James Harris Gilat

Clerical Ordinations and Inductions at Oxford and Cambridge

The Right Rev John Bird of Chester presided at an ordination in Chester Cathedral. A long list of deacons and candidates from Magdalen Hall, Brasenose, St John’s, Trinity, Christ Church and others is recorded. On the 24th instant Rev Richard John Beadon was inducted to the Rectory of Shirwell, Devon.

John Bird Chester Oxford J. B. Bennett Magdalen Hall P. M. Crossfield Henry Hamer Queen’s College H. Knowles St. John’s College William Hodgson Sidney College W. K R. Keeling T. H. Steble Thomas ‘Tate Trinity College Dustin J.T. Browne Robert Perceval Graves William Jameson A.B. University College Wm. Haughton Brassnose College Oxrond T. F. Barker A.B. Beasenose College Thomas Cooper A.B. Magdalen Hall Frank George Hopwood A.B. Christ Church Wm. Hornby H. John Swale A.B University College University College. Camervice George Dannage M.A. Downing College J. L. Figins A.B. Queen’s College T. P. Hiscock R. Rigg M.A. Caius College Henry Nelson Walton A.B. Pembroke College St. Bees J. Fox Charles Adams Wm. Haastwell Gerard Hayton Robert Polwhell William Burns R. W. King Robert Minnitt Josh Taylor Frederick Wade Lerreag Dimrescay York Lhoman Inglis Stewart Exeter College Thomas Simpson St. Mary's Hall Richard John Beadon Shirwell Devon

Candidates for a church living stir public comment

The Morning Chronicle notes a large St Peter’s parish vacancy after Evelyn Sutton’s death in Thanet. Candidates include Mr Moore, praised for potentially marrying an Archdeacon’s daughter, Mr Salusbury backed by Captain Cotton but criticized for non-residence, and Rev Dr Masters who grew a 40 member congregation to 500. The piece questions who qualifies as a Destructive in such cases.

Morning Chronicle Archbishop of Canterbury Evelyn Sutton St. Peter's Isle of Thanet Moore Archdeacon’s Croft Salusbury Captain Cotton London St. Mary, Aldermanbury St. Peter’s Blomfield Masters

Trickery of the Tories and a London parish rescue tale

A political screed accuses the ministry of trickery by claiming they appropriate opponents’ deeds and praise reforms to mislead. It notes a 1834 Regent's Park opening celebrated by the St Marylebone Vestry and Sir John Hobhouse. The piece ends with a street boy kidnapping incident in Chiswell Street, a rescued child returned to a worried mother.

Garrick Goldsmith Duke Sir Robert I'est Corporation Acta Regent’s Park St. Marylebone Vestry John Wardall Sir John Cam Hobhouse Woods and Foresta Scotland London Featheratonestreet Chiswall-street

Dissent and political satire in Birmingham 1835 quarrel

A Dublin style spoof targets Sir Robert Peel and English Dissenters, arguing the Birmingham declaration excludes the author’s congregation. It criticizes Irish Presbyterians like J B McCrea as using politics for gain while urging unity among English Reformers against Tory press manipulation.

Whitehall Orthodox Presbyterian Diasantess Uptonhapa Dublin Birmingham Addreaa United Kingdom Ireland Blidenters Lhae Robert Peel Timothy East J. A. James Morning Chronicle Wellington the Times the Herald The Record Robert J. B. M‘crea House of Lords Church of Ireland Melbourne Suck Sir Robertels Isiah Union Chapel Mountebank Regium Donum Trinity College Hubert Peel J. B. Mc Crea

Tea trade deputation with Peel on duties scale

A tea trade deputation led by Mr Travers Mr Twining and Mr Antrobus met Sir Robert Peel to argue against the current duties system and urge a single fixed duty They sought a full investigation while Peel signaled openness to new evidence and a possible change if warranted The discussion covered ad valorem versus fixed duties and timing for any change with October purchases in view Lord Brougham arrived in Paris on his return to England.

Robert Peel Travers Twining Antrobus R. Prez R. Pest Antrosus KR. Peer East India Company K. Pist Legisature China Sigent Hime A. Pres Twinino Wade

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