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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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