Members returned to serve in Parliament for Carlow
June 26 report notes Nicholas Aylward and Alexander ad of Great Stanhope Street Mayfair Westminster replacing Henry Bruen and Thomas Kavanagh in the County Carlow seat following a void election in Old Laighlie and St George Westminster areas.
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Carlow
Nicholas Aylward -Vige
Old ‘Laighlie
Eng
Alexander
Great Stanhope-strest
St. George
Westminster
Henry Bruen
Thomas Kavanagh
Birth notices from Edinburgh area record several new additions
At 25 Northumberland street Edinburgh Mrs Farquharson has a son born on the 22d inst. At 4 Pitt street Edinburgh the Lady of John Ord Mackenzie melee the signet has a son born on the 24th inst. At 37 Quean street Edinburgh Miss Jane Wright daughter of the late Thomas Wright Esq of Greenhill born on the 19th inst. In Dolphinton Jane Sharpe daughter of John Ord Mackenzie writer to the signet was born on the 23d inst.
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Birihs
Northumberland-street
Edinburgh
Farquharson
Pitt-street
John Ord Mackenzie
Ber House
Quean-street
Jane Wright
Thomas Wright
Greenhill
Dolphinton
Jane Sharpe
Signet
Army Promotions in the London Gazette June 1835
War Office details numerous promotions and by purchase appointments across Dragoon Guards and Foot regiments, plus unattached officers and hospital staff. The list includes sergeants to quartermasters, ensigns to lieutenants, and captains by purchase, with retirements and half-pay moves noted. Royal Artillery and militia commissions are listed with dates.
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Royal Marines
Wagus
Bomerset-place
Bia
Vis
London
Admiralty
Somerset House
Secretary of the Admiralty
Customs Or Excise
bin Christian
His Majesty’s Dominions
London Gazette
War Office
6Th Regiment of Dragoon Guards
Thomas Smith
Wheeler
11Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
Cornet Peterson
Purchase
Wymer
Chas
Henry Knatchbull
Cornet
Peterson
1St
Or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards
John Brown Willis Fleming
Morant
3D Regiment of Foot
Thomas Hall
97Th Regiment of Foot
Lockyer
18Th Foot
Arthur Wilson
28Th Foot
George T. Potter
Kennedy
Ranald J. M‘dowell
Potter
David Beatty
M' Donell
Foot
William Thomas Rowland Powell
Knight
Wm. Permies Christian
Owe
Francis Montresor Wade
Lienent
Dou
Frederick Jenkins
Wade
Charles Pintars
Royals
Joshua Stubbs
51St Foot
George Bagot
Royal Military College
Wilson
69Th Regiment of Foot
68Th Foot
Robert Hilary Barlow
Pachase
Douglas
Percy Hill
Porter
Lawrence Luke Esmonde White
Veitch
George Francis Harrison
White
Archibald Hale Monro
Gordon
Edward Eldridge Haines
Monro
94Th Foot
Henry George Buller
Hill
68Th Regiment of Foot
95Th Foot
George Isaac Austin
Mayes
William Neville Custance
Austin
Augustus Noel
Cnstance
97Th Foot
Henry Frederick Lockyer
Hall
Brook John Knight
57Th Regiment of Foot
George Douglas
44Th Regiment of Foot
Edmund Dowell
Howell
Thomas John van Baerle
Francis Shea
Canada
STOCKBRIDGE RACES REPORT AND AQUAINTED BETTING
Racing notes from Stockbridge meeting detail winning runs and stakes results. Free Will, Longstock, Cider and Pickle secure wins in respective races. Vivian defeats Lady Emily in Hanters Stakes. Scrivener beats Tidney in March stakes. Steam Navigation Company mail, Sir Edward Banks and Tourist vessels reported docking near the Custom House.
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Stockbridge
Yrstenpay
Longstock
Sieg Wall
Formas
Grine Pickle
de Beriot
Pee Fon
Vivian
Lady Emily
Scrivener
Tidney Cualchicum
General Steam Navigation Company
Sir Edward Banks
Wotterdam
Antwerp
Commissions Signed as Deputy Lieutenants in Historic Counties
Official notices list appointments of deputy lieutenants in Anglesey and Buckinghamshire. Names include John Lewis Hampton, George Harcourt, William Lawrence Young, Granville Penn, John Nembhard Hibbert, and Thomas Newland Allen with dates ranging from 1835 to 1895.
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County of Anglesey
John Lewis Hampton
County of
Buckingham
George 8. Harcourt, Esq
Sir William Lawrence Young, Bart
Granville John Penn
John Nembhard Hibbert
Thomas Newland Allen
Bankruptcy notices and sales in late 19th century records
A long list of bankrupts and dividends with names, towns, and dates for surrender or distribution. Includes Bert Jenny and Stewart Wittram Spitalfields silk makers. various assignees at Basinghall Street. divers creditors in Manchester Leeds Nottingham and Newcastle. Also contains certificates and partnerships dissolved across multiple regions.
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Chailey
Sussex
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Jenny
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Wittram
Fort-streat
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Hudson
King-street
Cheapside
Lackington
Broom
Joan
Taylor
Jesse
Bricas
Solomon
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George Inn
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Clough
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James
Truro
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Surr
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Yorkshire
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Leeds
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London
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Hungerford-market
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Royston
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J. M
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Feather
Richard
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Terrer
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Bet
Perth
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