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Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 05, 1831

Page

1

Members Return to Parliament and Local Appointments

Crown Office column lists vacancies and new appointments across counties. Includes Lord Viscount Duncannon, John Hodson Kearsley, and various deputy lieutenants and militia officers. Also covers bankrupts, dividends, insolvency declarations, mottled lists of partnerships dissolved, sequestered Scots, births marriages and deaths.

Kilkenny John Willian Ponsonby Viscount Duncannon Wigan John Hodson Kearsley Borowgh Ball Westleigh Lrigh Yalatine Ranecarter James Alexander Hodsus Chiltern Chiltern Hundreds. Commissions Signed By Lords Lieutenant, County of Middlesex Joseph Hume Edward Webster Bullock Webster Regiment of Royal London Militia Thomas Allen Dorset Regiment of Volunteer Yeomanry Samuel Pretor Ian John Budd Thomas Snow Edward Brown Kay John Bailer Yarde Buller Charles Hale Mours William Arundell Harris Arundell George Levis Cobham Jol Palmer Bruce Chichester George Wiliam Syltan Charles Gifford Abraham Smith South Devon Regiment of Militia Charles Seale Hayne John Arthur Lysaght Devon Regiment of Venonaury Jobn Boone Ferauc Baring Shart Willian Richard Bishop Cornet Stowey John Henry Ley North Devon Regiment Thomas Wrey Hariing Basset Charles Webber William Richard Keates Walter Stewart Jolly James Hamilton Jnn Sid Stirlingshire William David Lord Viscount William Cartwright Henry Hely Hutchinson William Willes John Henry Pye Robert Weston Wellingborough Alley Allicocke Young Thomas William Wm. Whitworth Charles Paul Berkeley Isaac Hellier Wimbledon Richard Joyce Cambridge Basinghall-street Messrs Robinson and Co Charter House-square Joseph Wilkinson Eamont Bridge Westmorland George Inn Penrith Addition Verulam London Atkinson William Stewart Liverpool Clarendon Rooms Clare Ramsbottom and Roberts Taylor and Roscoe King's Bench Walk Temple James Williams Bath Castle Ballton M*ghie New Inn Goodball Joseph Farrar Halifax James Farrar Bradford Yorkshire Sun Inn Magistrates Jegnes and Battye Coleman-street Holroyde Palycarp Allcock Redditch Worcestershire Ipsley Warwickshire Needie Swan Inn Alcester Cresswell Mewra Lowndes and Gatty Red Lion-square Thomas Moss Poland-street Oxford-street I. Hadwell J. Sandeman J. Cowell J. Miller Pall Mall Basinghall Street J. Wadsworth Long Buckly Northamptonshire Denier Queen’s Head Inn Daventry W. Taplin Basingstoke Ironmonger Crown Inn

Attacks and Robberies Reported Across Ireland

A collection of Irish crime reports from Roscommon to Tipperary recount robberies, home invasions, and assaults by armed parties. Notable incidents include the attack on Rev. Flanagan’s glebe house, robberies at John Nixon and Martin Walpole residences, and violent confrontations near Corofin and Spanicillhill. Authorities consider re-enacting Insurrection Act while troop movements and arrests continue. Naval notes detail ships arriving, sailing, and a wreck near Bideford with crew saved.

State OF Ireland Flanagan Fuerty Roscommon John Nixon Beechwood Martin Walpole Burnaculien Athlone Edward Larnan Morrison Limerick Fanis Viscount Melbourne Stanley Clara Cle Patrick John James Foster Corofin Francis M'Namara Darrah James Cox Spanecilhill Wm. Butler Dramcore Lingard 25Th Regiment Ennisgnal Tomkins Brew 74Th Castlebar George Bradshaw Pegsboro Tipperary Clonpett Bradshaw Mr. Bradshaw Maryborough

Assizes Roundup: Assault, Arson, and Riots Across Counties

At Northampton Assizes Price sued for assault and false imprisonment after seeking money from Mrs Ingram. A special verdict awarded 1 pound 10 shillings. James Lynnnell, 24, convicted of setting a farm on fire at ShuUanger. death sentence by Lord Lyndhurst. William Alcock jailed for a month for sedition. Several others indicted for breaking a thrashing machine. Assizes wrap Thursday. Winchester had no notable interest. Oxford sees heavy criminal docket including riots and misdemeanors.

Northampton Price Severne Ingram James Lynnnell ShuUanger Thomas Horn Pomfret Lord Lyndhurst William Alcock Warren Munns Freeman Winchester Assizes Oxford Assizes

Markets and reform heated by Portugal dispatches and debates

Market reports show tight meat and hay supplies with higher prices and dull trade. Imperial Parliament sessions detail petitions on reform, Ireland’s union, and coalition measures. London corporation support for parliamentary reform and votes on Clare election petitions frame a tense, decisive political day.

Newgate Leadenhall St. Jasres Suimirtecp Phillips Bow-street Donna Maria Portugal Sampayo Chevalier Mr. Sampayo Albemarle Street Sunday Times Lord John Russell Coquettrs

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