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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 07, 1829

Page

1

Appointments and insolvencies in London May 1820 notices

Lord Chamberlain appoints Edwin Burnaby to the Privy Chamber. Foreign Office confirms William Caday Gat as Kingston consul. Members returned to Parliament include George Spence for Ripon. Various insolvencies, bankruptcies, dividends, certificates, and partnerships dissolved listed with names and dates. Entries cover merchants, traders, and crafts across London and regions.

Lord Chamberlain Edwin Burnaby Paggrave-hall Leicester Eny Foreign Office William Cadday Kingston I Caday Onseingston Nemuers Ripon George Spence Pallmall London Robert Harry Inglis East Hendred Berks Oates William Heald Heybridge Essex George Vaile Maze-pond Southwark Carpenter Jacob Smith Regent’s Park Paris Edmund Seymanr Gerrard-street Soho Dia William Smith Leeda William Shephard Basinghall Street Dashwood Crown-Square Samuel Bennett Truro Basinghall Street. Solicitors, Messrs Berkeley Lincoln’s Inn Ythomas Kilby Samuel Carroll Fendimrehe Street Messrs Gatty Haddan Gutty Angelcourt Throgmorton-street John Welsby Liverpool York Hotel Mallaty Chester Staple Inn Samuel Weller Oxford Victualler White Hart and Greyhound Inn Evang Gray's Inn-equare Parsons S. Ruhde Mansel-street Goodman’s-fielda Basinghall-street J. Newnan Upper East Smithfield J. F. Lea P.ternoster W. Bayley Macclesfield Cheshire Basinghallstreet H. Meeski St. James’s-square Bacinchall-street T. Nath Pawich Carrier J. Osborne Jueigh Mariner J. A. Hawker Birmingham Royal Hotel J. Melar Nuneaton Warwickshire Globe Inn Warwick T. Hoste Leemill Rossendale Lancashire Thorn Inn Burples W. Tickle W. Roberts Barnbey Colton Spinners Burnley R. Spendelow Drayton Hales Shropshire Phoenixon G. Burgiss Eton Buckinghamshire J. Wond Manchester E. Freeman Cheltenham S. South Horncastle Lincolnshire T. Halford Coventry Ty, Mann R. Tosley Jessovp H. Jordan Lincoln’s Inn-fields Solicitora S. Biegs L. J. Levy J. Milroy Barnstaple Devonshire Ten Dealera T. Throne

Catholic Question Sparks Pettition Debates in Lords

Petitions against granting further concessions to Catholics are presented by figures including the Duke of Richmond and the Bishop of Exeter among others. Lord Torrington exposes manipulation of signatures, while peers debate the process and motives behind anti Catholic petitions as the Transfer in Aids Bill passes the Lords.

House OF Lords Maren Earl of Shaftesbury Bex- Tey Duke of Richmond Sussex Exeter Arlington Devonshire Marquis of Thomond Cave Newmarket Cork Ely Cambridgeshire Gloucester Gloucestershire Royal College of Eton Lord King Eton Royal College Lord Arden St. Paul St. Nicholas Holy Trinity Denbigh Marquis of Aylesbury County of Wills Chichester Hastings Lord Sidmouth Brixholme Richmond Bath and Wells Somersetshire Viscount Lorton County of Down Worcestershire Earl of Falmouth Plympton Whitchurch Dorsetshire St. Ives Qarawali Hundred Hear London Pembrokeshire Marquis of Anglesey Drogheda Ireland Earl of Carnarvon High-street Chapr Portsmouth Wellington Wilston Warquis Downshire Antrim Earl Prewilliam Slannington Ecclesfield West Riding of Yorkshire Music Hall Sheffield Leeds Lord Maynard Cogteshall Essex Lord Tosrington Mereworth Kent Lord Torrington Catholica Winchilsea Gill Fijeye Jeppth Flo Earl of Earl of Tankerville Mayor Shrewsbury Lord Morley Devonport Plymouth Lord Mountcashel Newry Kilkenny Eldon Ebenezer Chapel Kent-street Cirencester Earl Bathurst Ead_ BATHURST Misu Earl of Eldon Corporation of Skinners and Glovers Glasgow Corporation of Bakers Coventry Berkhamstead Haverfordwest Liverpool Grove Chapel Camberwell St. Clement’s Oxford Renfrew Sharrington Norfolk Helmingstone Suffolk Weymans Fife Wrights Coleshill Wemyss Hereford Little Thorpe Isle of Ely Limehouse New Church Lancaster Northamptone Pembroke Nottingham Buckingham York Northumberland Derby House Oy Greenock Scotland Earl of Rosslyn Dundee House OF Commons House of Peers Lords E. Harvey Brighthelmstone Stockwell Canterbury Yeovil Sankey, &c Pelham W. Smith Pigot KR. Inglis Baronet City of Bath Parsons Deanery Stewartry Kirkcudbright Tyrone Thomas Lethbridge Somerart Mr. Brownlow R. Inglis Lord G. Lennox Suasex Portman Littleton Wolverhampton Lee Mr. L Home Department Hoowever J. Wrottesley Noys Childden England Esrael Admiral Evans R. Hill Salop Lord James Stuart Cardiff GeoRge H. Smith Corporation of Colchester Gentleman G. H. Smith Casning Canning Friend Han Stoud W. Peel Mig Edie Harvey Pascel Spring Rice Friends of Concession Mr. Rice Marquis of Chandos His Majesty Enland Hun Tam Brougham Arga Clereyman Peltilisa Papisia Hovses Burke T Hare Birmingham Patiting H. Maxwell General Assembly Hume Dundas Albert Burnley Stanley David Ethos

Catholics Emancipation Debates Move to Next Week

Extensive petitions from Glasgow to Bath clash over Catholic concessions as peers push ministerial plans. Lords oppose and counter from Protestant groups while Dewhurst and Chandos lead petitions urging or resisting reform. The debate adjourns to allow petitions and further consideration.

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