Pirate capture and naval actions in the Ionian Sea report
Admiralty entry notes Lieutenant Charles Frederick and the crew of the Alacrity capturing the pirate Giorgio and part of his crew near Paillouri in the Ionian Archipelago after the pirate fired on the cutter. Several wounded including Lieutenant Frederick and others listed. War Office updates follow on officer half-pay cancellations and commissions signed by Lords Lieutenant with various regimental postings and insolvency notices.
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Admiralty Office
Pulteney Malcolm
J. W. Croker
Nias
Alacrity
Anl
Paillouri
Charles Frederick
Lient
Frederick
Giorgio
Malte
San Alep
Charles C. Austin
James Stirling
John Dixon
Joseph Massey
War Office
John Frances Wentworth Winslow
William Rutter
44Th Foot
Edward Nicholas
Hodgson Shepherd
24Th Light Dragoons
Saumarez Carey
Nesbitt Wood
Arthur Groeber
Archibald Dunbar
John Platt
Royal Coraican Rangers
William Wau
Old World Marketplace Listings and Partnerships Dissolutions
A long list details multiple tradesmen and firms at Basinghall Street and surrounding areas, including brewers, scriveners, cabinet makers, upholsterers, woollen drapers, hat manufacturers, and others with May 29 deadlines. It also lists dissolved partnerships among ironmongers, wine merchants, dyers, and soap makers, and notes entries for certificates and various tradesmen across London and nearby towns.
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Catherine Barber
Little
Hurd and Johnson
Temple
London
James
George Frederick Patterson
Shacklewell
Middlesex
Basinghall-street
Noy
Canson-street
John Hussey Fagan
Old Broad-street
Nias
Princes-street
Bank
William Sherley
Stanwell
Robinson
Orchard-street
Portman-square
Anjamie Sloss
Bermondsey-wall
Surrey
Shipwright
Jones and Howard
Mincing Lane
Thomas Dickinson
Liverpool
Clarendon Rooms
Kearsey and Hughes
Lothbury
Williamson
George Ayrand Wingfield Gee
Murcott Mill
Chilswickham
Gloucester
Sretamre
James Gunton Garner
Ryton-upon-Dunsmore
Ickshire
Miller
Gramrek
and Shiptop
Warwick
Warewick Arms Hotel
Henning and Baxter
Gray’s Inn-place
Greenwood and Shipen
E. C. Little
Old Reot-road
Camberwell
Brewer
D. Hiatt
Abany-road
Scrivener
Basinghall-stree
H. Brown
Twickenham
M. M
M. M'‘Shane, Foley-place, Portman-equare
J. Till
R. Pullan
Leeda
Merchant
T. Christellan
Crown-street
Finsbury-square
Amelie
Basbath
Aires
Es Womerslay
Tills Ates
W. Palen
Rotherhithe
Easex
W. Gracie
Berwick-upon-Tweed
Jane
King’s Arms Inn
Berwick
M. Kirkby
Wood
Lancashire
The
Lion Ias
Hawkshead
F. Oldfield
Norton-street
Tottenham Court Road
Cine
St Basinghal-street
H. Rowland
Bolt-court
Fleet-street
Hollis
Cheltenham
Todd
Sheffield
T. R. Andrews
Tavistock-place
J. Smith
W. Case
T. Bridgeman
Camebridge
Woollen-Drapera
T. and
G. Farrar
Scholes
Kirkburton
Yorkshire
W. and
J. Douglas
Coventry
E. Connell
J. Wright
G. Johnstone
Genoa
G. Johnstooep
T. Wetherell
W. Mein
E. Charlton
I. T. Miller
Coal Exchange
G. Wakeman
E.C. Wilson
Thame
Oxfordshire
R. Thompson
H. Way
Duke-street
St. James’s
W. Perrie
H. Bragg
Brick-hill-lane
J. Winter
Bristol
H. S. Winter
A. Rutherford
Great Marlborough Street
P. Rutherford
R. Treffry
B. Fox
Exeter
C. Shargool
W. Tolley
Birmingham
J. Roberts
J. Hare
Ft. Leonard
R. Leonard
O. Johnson
J. Berry
R. Harris
J. P. Oaeborne
J. C. Spurden
D. Pettikin
T. Creek
Colchester
T. Stringer
W. Green
Macclesfield
Brass
W. Duncan
D. Bryson
T. Aikman
P. Ewing
Petition and debate on corn trade and Ireland poor laws
In the House of Lords on May 8 Lord King presented a petition from Kidderminster Anti-Bread-Tax Association seeking free trade in corn, with praise for Torrens’ Essay. Other petitions opposed renewing the East India Company Charter and discussed extending the poor laws to Ireland, with opposition from the Marquis of Clanricarde and debate over timing and implications. The Court of Chancery moved to facilitate equity administration, with details to follow and notes on coal imports by the Treasury. The Lords adjourned after the remarks.
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Lord Milton
Leeds
India
Wakefield
Hume
Perth
Kidderminster
Aan Althorp
Andover
Home Department
Peel
Raring
Court of King’s Bench
Cooper
Council of the College of Surgeons
Warburton
Astley Cooper
F. Osborne
B. Cooper
R. Toglis
Customs
Excise
Ireland
England
Mediterranean
Pavty
Parliam
Garine Pere
House OF Lords
Fannay
Lord King
Worcester
Col. Torrens
Earl of Morley
Plymouth
East India Company
Earl of Darnley
Earl of Malmesbury
Marquis of Clanricarde
Court OF Chancery
Courts of Equity
Common Law Commissioners
Common Law Commission
Crafer
Treasury
London
London Bridge Bill Recommitted Amid Fee Debate
In the Commons Alderman Wood moves to recommit the London Bridge Bill as Tennyson signals support for funding the London coal duty. The Report on the Dovor Election case is brought in confirming Trant’s seat. Fees on the London Bridge Approaches inquiry are argued with Speaker noting long-standing practice and a 200 year old fee schedule.
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House OF Commons
Alderman Wood
Tennyson
London
Consolidated Fund
R. Colborne
Dovar Election Committee
Trant
J. Wood
Charles Pitt
E. Knatchbull
Hear
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