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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Orthodox Presbyterian Diasantess
Uptonhapa
Dublin
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Addreaa
United Kingdom
Ireland
Blidenters
Lhae
Robert Peel
Timothy East
J. A. James
Morning Chronicle
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Record
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J. B. M‘crea
House of Lords
Church of Ireland
Melbourne
Suck
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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.
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R. Prez
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Antrosus
KR. Peer
East India Company
K. Pist
Legisature
China
Sigent Hime
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Twinino
Wade
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