Legal notices and sales in a London window of 1819
A dense notice page lists a High Court decree in Exton v Weston requiring inquires into next of kin for George Exton and Mary Nickolls Exton, with claims to be filed by May 25 1819. Public sales at Lloyds Coffee House advertise the steam boat Hope and various books and legal texts from publishers like John Murray and W Clarke, plus an Ordnance packing-case contract opportunity due by May 28.
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Strand
Sociely
Oren
Spring Barrens
Copley Fielding
Spritish Gallery
Pall-Mall
Nisa
J. Young
Tal West
Christ
S'L. Petes
Paul Ant Barnabas
Dewhiting
Prince Regent
Lajos
Chales Smart
Sceroury
Henry Aston
Darker
Panorama
Leicester-square
Spitzbergen
Deversbulgh
Vauxhall Bridge
Tumnenar
High Court of
VY Chancery
Exton
Weston
James’ Stephen
George Exton
London
Hertford
Mary Nickolls Exton
Judith Nickolls Taskey
Testatrix
Judith Nicholls Haskey
Southampton-buildings
Chancery-lane
Richmond
Mestrs, Bolton, Watt, and Co
Iver
Sean
Miadtfri
Sale
Office OF Ordnance
His Majesty's Ordnance
Pall-Malteforesaid
James Payne
Maidenhead
James Brant
Ditton House
Arknes's Green
WelBeck-street
Mary
Stanes Chamberlayne
Hyes
Essex
Willian Bracket
Isaid
Spenithorne
William Chaytor
County of York
North
Ridine
Honourable Society of the
Lower Femple
Baijer
Haier
Bentinck-street
Kender Mason
Fis
Beed House
Jacks
Bedford-row
Wathan
Criswell
Mansfield
Nottinghamshire
George Cartwright
William Cartwright
Allarubaon
Labrador
Ar. Cartwright
George the Id
Granby
Park-street
Grosvenor Square
D Ne
Hugh Dine
Edinburgh
Homas Kennedy
Dunure
County of Ayrmua
Lansdown Crescent
Bath
Guarles Moysey
Moysey
Brynees By
Royal births and military promotions in London Gazette
May 23 issue reports the Duchess of Kent’s delivery of a Princess at Kensington Palace and notes attendance by high officials. War Office listings include numerous promotions and exchanges across the Cavalry and Foot regiments, with confirmations of appointments and deputy lieutenants in Sussex and Ayrshire Yeomanry.
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Kensington Palace
Duchess of Kent
Duke of Sussex
Canterbury
Duke of Wellington
Ordnance
Marquis of Lansdowne
Earl Bathurst
London
George Canning
India
J. Ellman
J. King
Sussex
Cunningham and Dunmock Corps
Ayrshire
Cornet
Member returns to serve in Parliament in Chitterland hundreds
Crown Office date May 25 records Samuel Jones Loyd replacing John Bladen Faylor in the Chittern hundred seat. Loyd enters to the room of Bladen Faylor who has accepted the Chittern Llundreds. The notice confirms Loyd’s return to parliamentary service.
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Crown Office
Towsanp Powe
Lorik
Samuel Jones Loyd
John Bladen ‘Faylor
Bankruptcies and bankrupts listed across London and provinces
A lengthy notice details numerous bankrupts and merchants from Swansea to Manchester. Names include Pods Gaugain, R. Simpson, and Johnson, with traders such as a cabinet maker and a grocer. Proceedings set for June 13 and July 6 at Guildhall or related courts, with various solicitors named across London and Birmingham districts.
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J. Winter
Orr
Bucklersbury
B. Lloyd
Lianasa
L‘lintshire
W. Dyer
Aldergates
J. Hadelinfy
Swansea
Glamorganshire
Pods Gaugain
Church-street
Solo-square
Guildhall
Dutchison
Crown-court
Austin-friars
Ord
Deptford
Kent
London
Massrs
Price and Co
W. Marshall
Southestreet
Spitalfields
Ma. Blutchison
Crowncourt
Whreadneedle-street
Blincourt
Temple
Gem
Birmingham
W. Stal
Windmill-street
Haymarket
Courteen
Charterhouse-squaires
J. Willan
Kenswick
Worcestershire
Farmer
Diglis House
St. Peter the Great
Worcester
Cardale and Young
Gray's Inn
Parker and Smith
T. Winstanley
W. Carver Crole
Liverpool
The
Angel Inn
Chesterfield
Lowes and Cowburn
Dividends and Tradesmen Listings Across Several Cities
A fragmented notice lists numerous individuals and tradesmen with June dates, including merchants in Liverpool Manchester Newcastle Leeds and London. Names such as J Critchley Morris Reed Howard Bernard Howard Fothergill Mackintosh Harvey Dickens and several firms appear alongside occupations like mercantile traders shopkeepers and ship-owners.
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R. Sewell
Piccadilly
W. Parker
Highsstreet
Whitechapel
Reed and
A. Howard
St. Swithin
Ji Fothergill
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
W. Swan
Jun
Liverpool
T. Winship
Mount Greenwich
Durham
W. Wallace
Workington
Cumberland
R. Leeming
Wray
Lancashire
G. Richards
Sherard-street
St. James's
R. Phelan
Bath
W. And''t. Reddall
Nne
E. Mackintosh
Haymarket
J. Macklin
Cheapside
W. Handley
Stretton-on-le-field
Derbyshire
miller—Jime
Victualler
W. Procter
Birmingham
G. Chaster
Gomersal
J. Chaster
Knottingley
T. Chaster
Dewsbury
Yorkshire
F. Ritchie
Air-street
J. Needles
Hinth-lane
Spitalfields
E. Matthews
College- List
Merghant
St. Wilks
Chancery-lane
St. Jones
Johnson
Plymouth
London Markets May 25 Cotton and Sugar Slump Amid Low Spirits
The East India Company announces 292 bales Surat Cotton to be sold June 11 but traders doubt early sale. Bengal and other sugars fetch lower prices as demand weakens. coffee recedes with additional declines spoken of. Prices drift downward across commodities including rum and tobacco. Local notices report marriages and deaths in England with several prominent figures listed.
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London
East India Company
Maranhams
Demeraras
Surinams
Liverroot
Uying
Boweds
Orleans
Barbados
Alolasses
St. Lucie
Jamaica
Ss. Gd
Bis
Havannah
St. Domingo
Dore
Vetursburgit
India
Paris
Virginia
Geneva
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Henry Borkam
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Mandy Bacon
Shomas Rooke
Benjamin Stow
Alexander Fraser
J. Allen
Thomas Styan
Yscar Club
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Theatre Royal
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Fortunatas
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Heart of Midlothian
Ditto
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Ferdinandies
Goulding and Co
Laid-square
C. Plenheim
Marlborough-street
Edeh
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Theatre
Be. Ager
Margaret-street
Cavendish Square
Ina
John Murray
Albomarie-street
Robert Charles Dallas
Grovar Dallas
Albémarie- Street
William Stewart Rosh
Jon Murray
Albemarle-street
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Ilans Busk
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Henry VI
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Mare Abbey
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Selwyn
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Smith
Taunton
Wightwick
Wilson
Anthony Hammond
Inner ‘Temple
W. Clarke and Sons
Law Booksellers
Portugal
Lincoln’s Inn
Preston
Royal Svo
Y Richard Preston
Portugal Street
Wmr. Blackstone
Thomas Tayler
Portural-street
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London Gazette
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18Th Light Dragoons
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J. C. Green
Cavalry Staff Corps
FL Loss
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J. Quincey
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J. Cameron
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W. Anderson
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St Mary Magdalen
John Townsend
Richard Varcourt Symons
Thomas Symons
Meend Park
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R. H. ‘Tolson
Woodland Lodge
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Paunton