Propriety Disputes and Notices from 1817 Indian Stock Court
Notices dated March 13 1817 and Feb 24 1817 announce resignations of Col Bannerman and a vacancy in the East India Stock direction with candidates Campbell and others seeking votes. Public warnings on the Geodetic Survey maps and theater managers sought proposals, with lottery and investment opportunities advertised by Messrs. Lloyd and Burrows across multiple offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Inder
T Laings
Anas
Bannerman
Staikes
Cormfill
East India
Hay-Ing
Robert Campbell
Argyles Street
Campbell
City of London Taverny
Prigonometrical Survey of
Great , Britain
Thts Majesty's Ordnances
Great Britain
Crew
Office of Ordnance
Uvidket
Bris
Sivewrighl
theiGuitractor
Cornhill
Haymarkety
Holborh
Oxford-street
Forages for Ordnance Horses Proposals Advised in 1817
The Office of Ordnance invites sealed proposals at Pall Mall for six month forage supply to Ordnance horses at several stations. Oats must be good and dry not under 58 pounds per Winchester bushel, hay dry in 56 pound bundles, straw in 56 pound bundles. Proposals due March 21 with terms for dung allowance and delivery at the stated stations. Also notices for coal contracts at Gisratar and building lease by the Skinners Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office OF Ordnance
His Majesty's Ordnance Ih
Pall- Mull
PS Umnuscu
Royal Artillery
Nooon
Treasury Chambers
Commissariat
Gisratrar
Skinners
St. Dobnatréet Broad
Islington
Skinners’ Hall
Snglagseebitl
Napoleon
ST. Helena
Island of
Hudson Lowe
M. Santini
Hfaissier du Cabinet
Qrontes
Joachim ‘Murat
Naples
Francis Macérane
Des Caini
Joachim
J. Hobhouse
Trinity College
Cambridge
Lord Byron
Quarterly Review
London
Ridgways
Piccadilly
Panuschit
Petsted
John Murray
Sime Eine
Debates on Publicans Licenses and Sinecure Offices
In the House of Lords on March 15 petitions from Kirbyth and Chatford urged repeal of Corn Laws and broader reforms. Lords discussed postponing Bayley divorce witness examination and condemned excessive sinecure offices while urging conciliation and governance reforms amid political tension.
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House OF Lords
Tacesbay
Viscourt Bulkeley
Kbythe
County Palatine of Lancaster
EOD
Bayley
Amar
Sy . Ae
Birl Grosvenor
Chatford
Gloucester
Earl Grosvenol
Southwark
Manchester
Tauderdale
Freini
Llauderdale
Lord Grosverum
Ladheer
Leanid
Bart
Laude Jalas
Aeroseth
Arundel and Portsmouth Canal Bill Debated in Commons
The House of Commons debated the Arundel and Portsmouth Canal Bill with Sir Jackson moving the second reading. Lord Cavendish opposed and proposed a comment, while Mr Huskisson supported the amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House, OF Commons
Arundel and
Portsmoutt Carnal
Jackson
Portsmouth
G. Cavendish
Huskisson
Parliamentary Debates on Trade Distress and Machinery Crisis
Sir C Burrell and colleagues backed the Bill as debates moved to a second reading. Reports praised exports for 1816 while Mr Webb proposed wages regulation for coal labor. Mr Brougham urged urgent reform, detailing collapsing trade, widespread distress among clothiers ironworkers cotton spinners and weavers, rising parochial relief needs and fears over machinery unemployment.
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C. Burrell
J. Yorke
Lord March
Hose
R. Warp
Admiral Hoes
C. Poxe
Rosx
Webb
Brogden
Knox
Ireland
Calcrapy
C. Wynn
Calvert
St. Olave
Southwark
St. Mary, Lambeth
William Dickinson
Minden
Ferdinand
Mr. Calvert
J. Newport
Waterford
Scotland
Lushengton
M Ridley
Loushington
Thompson
Burdett
Dundee
Brougham
Yorkshire
Leeds
Halifax
Wakefield
England
Thom
Hirthingham
Birmingham
Atlas
Beth Ag
Lancashire
Lear
Fife
Spitalfields
Sle
Coventry
London
Cemplain
Arkawright
Mtear
Sealeageres
Peteon
Bear
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Wueatric
Sheffield
Anager
John
Sear
Iit
Ta. v. Nene
Ieledurd
Canara Mall
Messrs. Aoare’s
Eae Alae and Co
Lombard Street
Hurley
Lloyd
Gesigs-street
Adelpi
Burrows
Go. IV
Oikied
Howlandistreets
Lotuerils
INTEL
Kaghthasi
Bobo
Skeetth
Snstead
Ane
Veel
Cansols Fate Yi
Ste Vlavonse
Eabens
Gon Liebe
Eveie Tmd Veeseeneees
Aaper
Gazette
Plymouth
Noxta Berrain
Crataamy
Imperial Parliament
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