London Gazette notices of parliamentary and militia appointments
A London Gazette scan item lists Crown Office notices dated March 4 detailing parliamentary livings for James Cocks and Berkeley Port, with James Gene County seat changes and Chiltern Hundreds. plus militia commissions for Major J Williams and Lieut Colonel Sparrow, and yeomanry and volunteer rifle corps appointments with dates from 1893 to 1928, including Kelburne and Port references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arliamernts
Styegate
James Cocks
Charing
Middlesex
Huon
James Gene
Chiltern
Porset
Edward Berkeley Port
Rman
Myst House
Dorset
Esas’ Wan
Ward Berkeley Port
Jesey
J. Williams
Yice
Sparrow
Renfrewshire Yeomanry
J. Viscount Kel‘gurne
Moaisley Volunteer Rifle Corps
A. H. Simpson
Carlisle
Cook
Bankrupts and Dividends Across Britain Arrangements
A crowded bankruptcy docket lists numerous debts, surrender dates, and insolvency actions across Berkshire Berkshire Wallingford Cumberland Cockermouth and Liverpool with a stream of liquidators solicitors and court venues. Dividends follow as several debtors including beakers masons and grocers receive scheduled payments and certificates and partnerships dissolve across multiple cities and trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Fitzgerald
Lawrence Pountney-hill
Kitwell
Berkshire
Wallingford
Afr
Williams and White
Lincoln’s Tin
Wells
Lamb Inn
Hedres
Messrs
London
Ford
Stegent-sireet
Court of Commissioners
Basinghall-street
Warnford-court
Throgmortox-street
J. Aldersey
Liverpool
Grocer
the George Sun
Bulmer
Messrs. Clarke
Juchards
Medcalf
Chancery Lane
J. Fletcher
Plumbland
Cumberland
Limeburner
Globe Inn
Cockermouth
Armstrong
Staple Ton
Brags
Silverstreet
Golden-square
Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts
Basinghall Street
Brooking
Lombard-street
E Jy
Charlesworth
Clare-street
Clare-ma-ket
Clare-ma-ket, Grocer
Basinghat Street
Portal
Clifford’s Inn
Hebbrow
Hutton
Rudley
Yorkshire
Butcher
Black Swan Inn
Stokesley
Morton and Williamson
Gray’s Inn Square
Harker Stokesley
Basin Ginal Street
Saunders and Bailey
Charlotte-street
Fitzroy-square
Mr. Clarke
Memoir of the Allied Campaigns 1814 15 by Burghersh
A long Italian notice lauds an English officer’s memoirs of the Allied armies under Schwartzenberg and Blucher in 1814 15. It praises accuracy candor and usefulness as a historical document with charts nine chapters and an appendix detailing campaigns from Germany through Paris and the abdication of Napoleon. It notes forthcoming Italian edition and references the Literary Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Schwartzenberg
Marshal Blucher
Duke of Wellington
Portugal
Spain
London
Lord Burghersh
Tuscany
Literary Gazette
Europe
Buonaparte
Germany
Nutzen
Rhone
Rhine
Amin
France
Fix Moe Schwartzenberg
Seine
Fontainbleau
Afarshal Ghet
Brienne
Dae Erry
Prince Schwartzenberg
Troyes
Tomar
Thear-Sur
Monaparte
Lake
Marshal Ucher
Vetry - Chapt
Conta
Ain
Aisne
Paris
St. Tintion
Fontainebleau
Buonces de
Parle
London Prices Current Report on Cotton and Commodities
The London New Price Current notes a strong demand for cotton with a modest advance on East India sales, and 2400 bags sold in bond and duty paid for various grades. Liverpool reports steadier prices amid lighter turnover, with 8900 bags sold and 1980 on arrival. Sugar, coffee, rum, brandy, hemp, tallow, and hops show mixed activity, with rare government contracts influencing prices and overall market cautious but firm in several lines.
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East India
Madras
Liverpool
Brazil
Jamaica
St. Domingo
Leewards
Geneva
Flas
Kent
Sussex
Essex
Farnham
Greenland
Hamburgh
Minority Vote on Sinking Fund Tax Relief Debate
A list shows 39 members including Hume and notable figures like Bright, Cradock,Lady Dawhing, Goulburn, Gladstone, Huskisson, and Canning voting with the minority on Monday the 3d inst. The committee deems it inexpedient to maintain the 3,000,000 sinking fund and suggests repeal of taxes amounting to 2,000,000 to provide immediate relief.
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Hume
Irish Church Establishment Inquiry Debated in House of Commons
A floor discussion on Mr Hume's Resolution considers whether the Ireland Church Establishment is excessive for services rendered, weighing staffing numbers and incomes. Numerous peers and MPs including Barrett Ebrington Laycester Robinson Becher Ellis Macdonald Sefton Bennet Farquharson Majoribanks Smith Benyon Ferguson Martin Smith Birch Fitzgerald Maxwell Smith halcroft Normanby Stewart Campbell Fitzgerald Palmer Taylor Carew Glenorchy Palner Titchfield Caulfield Grattan Philips Webb Clifton Griffith Philips Iug White Colborne Hamilton Power White Creevey Hobhouse Price Wilson Cradock Hutchinson Pryse Wood Davies Naminen Wryvill De Crespigny Honywood Ricardo James Robarts We Hume Denman Lambton Robarts Monck By consider limits and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iug. White
DL. Colborne
N.w.r.hamilton
Lord A. Power
RB. White
Creevey
T- Hobhouse
J. C. Price
R. Wilson
RB. Cradock
Col. Hutchinson
Hon. Pryse
P. Wood
M. Davies
T. c. H. Naminen
J.C. Wryvill
Mde Crespi
Birth notices from Kirklington and Wokingham
On Thursday last the lady of Rev T W Norley of Kirklington Yorkshire bore a daughter. At St Petersburgh on the 20th Jan Edw Moberly jun Esq of Odessa married Harriet second daughter of the late Dr Simpson. On Monday last in Wokingham Berks Wm Wybergh How Esq of Shrewsbury married Frances Jane eldest daughter of Thomas Maynard Esq of the same place.
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T. W. Norley
Kirklington
Yorkshire
St. Petersburgh
Moberly
Odessa
Harriet
Dr. Simpson
Wokingham
Berks
Death notices from Upton House to Lincoln's Inn
Death notices report Charles Townshend infant son of Onslow of Upton House Hants. Reverend Charles Andrews rector of Flempton cum Liengrave and vicar of Wickham Brooke. Isaac Baugh Esq of Devonshire-place. Henry Beachcroft third son of lan Seward Beachcroft Esq on Bengal Roads aboard Earl of Balcarras. John Cottrell Esq at 87 in Lincoln's Inn chambers. Mr Jackson surgeon aged 36 at Teckfeld Heath Lante.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Townshend
Onslow
Upton House
Hants
Flempton Parsonage
Charles Andrews
Flempton-cum-Liengrave
Wickhambrook
Earl of Balcarras
Henry
Thomas Seward Beachcroft
Lincoln’s Inn
John Cottrell
Jackson
Teckfeld Heath
Lante
Imperial Parliament Adjourns After First Readings Of Bills
In the Lords the Annual Duties Bill Exchequer Bills Transfer of Aids Bill and two Local Wills were brought from the Commons and read a first time The Earl of Rosebery presented a petition from Louth Lincolnshire against Insolvent Debtors Apt Ordered to lie upon the Table Adjourned till to morrow this day
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House OF Lords
Tursnay
Manon
Parliamentary Debate on Taxes and Turnpike Act
The House of Commons debated the Insolvent Debtors Act petitions from Sunderland and Preston and Bollingworth. Discussions covered the Public Turnpike Act tolls for lime laden carriages, the Marriage Act Amendment, Jesuits in Ireland, Poor Laws, Civil List reductions, and the Sinking Fund. Extensive remarks by Sir T. Lethbridge, Mr. Calcraft, Mr. Nolan, Colonel Wood, and others weighed tax reliefs, leather and candle duties, Scotch spirits pricing, and petitions against the House and Window Tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Lambton
Sunderland
Blackburn
Preston
E. Knatchbull
Rollenden
Sussex
T. Acland
Ivave
Colonel Wood
F. Lewis
Calcraft
Jones
T. Lethbridge
Ireland
Nolan
Har
England
Lennard
Foreign Affairs
Canning
R. Ferguson
Hobhouse
St. Ann
Westminster
Maxwell
Scotland
Lord A. Hamilton
Blember
Repeal of taxes and church establishment debate in Parliament
The discussion covers repeal of a tax before April, postponement of a debt reduction bill, and a long argument on the church establishment in Ireland. Mr Hume presses to define church as the whole community, questions church property tenure, and urges reform tied to duties and revenue control under Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcraft
Exchequar
Tierney
Goulburn
Carcraft
Mrr
Hume
Mjesty
Ireland
Isak
Sinas
St. Paul
Church of Ireland
Clogher
Bath
Cheltenham
Paris
Parliament
Army
Navy
Henry the Eighth
Burt
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J. W. Harvey
Hadleigh Hall
B. Roffey
New Bond-street
J. Hancock
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J.P. Franceys
N. Ketcher
Bradwell
The
Sea
Hasex
T. C. Hodson
Leominster
Herefordshire
J. Morris
E. Deagill
Manchester
J. and
T. Bullman
Milnthorp
Westmoreland
Mercers
BR. N. Rose
Holborn Hill
W. Burraston
T. Vernon
Towcester
Northamyshire
J. Cripps
Wisbeach
Cambridgeshire
New Draper
T. Greenwell
H. Humphreys
S-Row
Hlineton
J. Slater
Sen
Yeadon
Clothiers
H. Ellis
Twiston
Suffolk
Farmer
P. Boosey
J. Boosey
T. Boosey
Jun
J. R. Schultz
Hollea-street
Cavendish Square
J. Brown
G. Duff
R. Duff
Strand-on-the-Green
Widdesex
Sheffield
F. Howell
A. Hooper
Lower Grosvenor-street
W. Prescott
J. Gorton
Villiers-street
Strand
R. [. Bury
Samlesbury
Lancashire
G. Mant
W. Tribe
Worthing
J. Isaac
J. Hanley
Kingsland-road
A.g. Milne
R. Ogilvie
W. Patson
Leith
W. Scarsbrick
J. Earle
P. Thomas
J. Haslam
E. Sandwell
W. Woods
J. Richardson
Birmingham
B. Butler
Inn
R Powell
Florence
Wahd
J. Somerset
G. Martin
Th. B. Stewart
J. Maxwell
W Smith
J. Monteith
H. Smith
G. Morland
B.stuart
W. A.- Mackenzie
T. Magh Thompson
W. Nightingale
Sir Tiviss
Ww .Tulk
A. Valletort
Wise Wolan
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