Army Promotions and Insolvency Notices in London Gazette
War Office announces exchanges and promotions across regiments dated March 1831 including Tyssen to Cornet and Wale to Colonel, with other officer moves and notes on numbering. Also lists insolvency, bankruptcies, and superseded bankruptcies, with solicitor details and court dates, plus parliamentary returns and miscellaneous notices from the London Gazette.
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London Gazette
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13Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
Francis Samuel Daniel Tyssen
Cornet
Watson
Regiment of Foot
Sir Charles Wale
Charles Henry Somerset
Foot
Joseph Nugent Blood
45Th Foot
John Hamilton Craik
12Th Foot
William Metge
Sid Foot
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Willan
18Th Light Dragoons
76Th Foot
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16Th Light Dragoons
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Reform Bill Debate in Lords and Commons Echoes
The session features the Lords committee on reform measures led by the Earl of Shaftesbury and MPs presenting petitions in favor while warnings of a constitutional upheaval surface. Mr Perceval condemns the reform as a threat to the monarchy, while OConnell voices strong support in the Commons and argues for expanded suffrage and shorter parliaments amid charges of press influence and public unrest.
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