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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 02, 1818

Page

4

Regimental and officer appointments amid imperial promotions

War Office notices list regiments allowed to bear new battle honours, including 79th Foot Egmont op Zee Badajos Vittoria Nivelle, with changes in appointments across several regiments. Promoted officers include Short, Whelden, Wes tenra, Brack enbury, Menzie, Palling, Coxe, Yorke, and others, with adjutants, quartermasters, captains, lieutenants and ensigns reshuffled. Additional Militia posts active in Ionian Islands and Dorsetshire Regiment appointments are recorded.

War Office Prince Regent 79Th Regiment of Foot Egmont-op-Zee Badajos Vittoria Nivelle Regiment of Bragdon Guards Charles Short Cornet M‘dowall Lroup E. Whelden Short Sth Regiment of Light Dragoons Chas. Westenra 24Th Light Dragoons Cox 17Th Ditto O. Werge Carden J. Willington Werge J. Brackenbury Wirlington T. M.kenzie FitzClarence Ionian Islands J. G. Palling J. M. Gibson C. R. M.leod G. Coxe 8Th Light Dragoons Palling J. Mylne Pellichoddy 6Th Regiment of Foot Kirk J. Silver Brodie J. Twigg Butler I. Russell Leutenant Twigg

Morri son Bath nomination not taking effect as rank remains Captain

In Whatehall on October 29 the Gazette notes Lieut Colonel Morri son Artillery Madras Establishment fails to become a Companion of the Bath since his permanent rank is Captain. Also provides average weekly prices for corn and oats with figures for Wheat Rye Barley Beans Pease Oatsmeal from the week ended October 24 18/8.

Whatehall W. Morrison Artillery Madras Military Order of the Bath Winchester

Leicester Timber and Textile Trades Listed

A fragment lists tradesmen in Leicester and neighboring towns including timber merchant R Bannister, woollen cloth manufacturer R Boyle, painter glazier J Oldham, brewer M Joseph, wine merchant W Woodward, carpenter G R Bell, and perfumer W Walker among others in London and Liverpool connections.

Leicester R. Bannister Boyd Melthamt York R. Boyle Upper Thames Street J Oldham Rupert-street Haymarket W. Walker Walness Lancaster J. Rimmer Liverpool M. Joseph St. James-street Westminster W. Woodward Cannon-street G. R. Bell Exeter

Fickleness of Boxing Murder Case and Forgeries at Old Bailey

The Old Bailey trial saw W Rayner and John Fuller acquitted for the murder of James Wakely after witnesses testified the deceased provoked the fight. In cases of forgery, J Leonard was convicted of uttering forged notes with fraud intent. his wife Sarah Leonard and Sarah Farmilo faced similar indictments with death recommended in mercy. Balthazar Adams was convicted of forging a 200 note acceptance. Gilbert Warren was convicted of uttering three forged notes, also to death.

W. Rayner John Fuller James Wakely Udge Wakely J. Leonard Bank of England Sarah J.eonard Sarah Farmilo Parker Wardour Street Soho Jones Compton-street Balthazar Adams Messrs Snow and Co Therm Hurd Arabin Robert Snow St. Snow and Co W. Hurd G. Johnson Arey King’s Bench-walk Inner Temple William Hurd Turd Autey Charles Cummings Alley Baron’Gairrow Adams Gilbert Warren

Bankruptcy notices from London and across England

Multiple bankruptcy notices list creditors and debtors including G. Germaine of Bristol merchant and others such as J. Gunn coach-maker of Buckinghamshire and Singer haberdasher of Kensington. Dates in November and December mark sittings at Guildhall and various inns with appointed attorneys and locations nationwide.

G. Germaine Bristol S. ‘Ashford Harrow-roal Paddington Guildhall Attornes Richardson and Miller New Inn 3. & Adams Newcastle-under-Lyne Staffordshire Punch Bowl Nottingham Attornies Fearnhead Hurd and Johnson Temple London JR. Scholey Paternoster-row Abbott and Wiveash Mark-lane J. Harrison Aldermanbury Hubbersty Austin-friars W. Ucktum Long-lane Bermondsey Carpenter Kempster Kennington-lane G. Wichards Sherrard-street Westminster Palmer and Francie Bedford-row G. J. DeWitte Commercial Mincing-lane Merchant Messy Evitt and Rixon Ayden-Square Minories Singer High-street Kensington Haberdasher Dimes Hatten-garden BR. Wilcox Strand Woollen-Draper King's Bench J. Rowed Harp-lane Dealer and Chapman Reed Muark-lane W. Mitchell Plaistow Essex Knight and Freeman Basinghall-street W. Whitmore Holland-street Blackfriars Road Cordwainer Mr. Parnell Church-street Spitel-fields W. Chivers Master-Mariner Mr. Atcheson Great Winchester-street J. Pitcher Carge T. Kent London-street Ratcliffe Mealman T. Alexander Hurstbourne Sfants Victualler Eat Holmes Vere-street Oxford-road Guildhal J. Brodie Ingram-court Fenchurch Street W. Parker Highstreet Whitechapel J. Parker Mortimer-street Cavendish-square Goldsmith E. Blackmore Benrietta-street Covent-garden H. Dodson J. Dodson Tun-court Southwark W. Woods Crawford-street Mary-le-bone D. Walker Holborn J. M. Collins Newton Abbott Devon Liondon Inn Ashburton E. Evans Maesychin Carmarthen Harries Llandovery W. Hooper Tenbury Worcester Swan Inn Burford Salop A. Granville Plymouth Dock Sole Duke-street T. Castle Chatham R. Almond Dartmouth Grocer R. Cholders George-street Oxford-street R. Thomas Helston Cornwall Procer D. Kincaid Spital-square College Hill J. Knapp Talbot-court Gracechurch-streat C. Harper J. M.whinnie Camperdown House Snow’s-fields J. H. Croucher Great Aire-street Goodman’s-fields E. Brown Bradford Wilts, Clothier Commercial Rooms P. Olver Catdown Royal Hotel Plymouth W. Randall Leeds Sessions House Ne & Ps Picates M. L. Gay Upper Norton-street Mary-le- Bone H. Malins Park Mall E. Gilbert Lough

Sentence for Holloway Murder At Chichester Execution Follows

In Chichester Holloway was found guilty of the murder of James Parr after a night of brawling among soldiers from the Slat and 9th Lancers. The judge ordered execution by hanging and body to be dissected amid a solemn procession.

Chichester Jan Holloway Regiment of Foot James Parr 9Th Lancers Hannah Chisé Holloway Parr Lancer Feneht Tolloway John Daly Guy Watkins Goddard J. Humphrey Messrs. T. Hodge WV. Brooks B. Ridge

Execution Reaches Brail Site Before Large Crowd

The condemned man arrived at the Brail execution site around 11 o'clock after a short prayer, and was launched into eternity in the presence of not less than 10,000 spectators.

Robbery and Murder Attempt At Impey House

Robbers entered the Hertfordshire home of miller Mr. Impey while residents attended church. An elderly sister, 70 plus, was beaten and dragged to the cellar where she died from repeated blows. The intruders tied the cellar latch, disturbed by a barking dog, and failed to fully break into the bureau before fleeing.

Impey London Berkhamstead Hertfordshire Society of Friends

Robbery and murder case surrounding Berkhamstead house

The passage details an 20th century style account of a violent burglary at Mr. Impey's house near Berkhamstead. Mrs. Impey lay grievously wounded in the cellar after intruders escaped. Joseph Hatch alerted the town, a suspect was chased, and a boy named Joseph Bunn identified a man leaving the scene. A coroner's inquest in Portsmouth involved Thomas Huntingto r.

Joseph Hatch Mrs. Impey Elatch Berkhamstead Henry Hase Bank of England Birnie Public Ofice Bow-street Berkhampstead Endeaevour Bishop Vnte Drympey Joseph Bunn Hishuy Dave Jonks James Horseman F . Harriv Murper Roger Callaway Portsmouth Sarah Hammingford

Married and Died Notices From London Area

MARRIED notices record Wit Han nam of the Royal Fusileers wed Maria Catherine Josephine Dietrich at Paris by licence. John Kirkman of Cloakline married Matia Spedding of Harefield. DIED notices list the infant daughter of Arthur Baily of Upper Bedford-price Tumbridge Wells, and Caroline Bell of Putney Heath aged 23 after illness. Mrs Luson of Lambeth also noted as passing at 67.

Paris E. Foster Hannam Royal Fuzileers Maria Catherine Josephine Dietrich Harefeld John Abraham Kirkman Cloakline Matia Robert George Spedding Harefield Tumbridge Wells Arthur Baily Upper Bedford-price Russell-square Corkstreet Caroline D. Bell Putney-heath John Puckle Nicholas-lane Lombard-street Canterbury-place Lambeth Luson Howling Luson

Jesuit's Drops marketed as cure for urinary ailments

Advertises the Genuine Jesuit's Drops and Specific as safe cheap remedies for strangury and kidney bladder weakness. Warns of counterfeits and instructs buyers to demand Joseph Wessell's Jesuit's Drops. Lists black stamp packaging, price 22 9d per bottle and sellers in London locations.

Joseph Wessell Wessel St. Paul’s Sanger Oxford Street Nix Exchange Ward Holborn Willmott London Bridge Obrndie

Leake's Patent Pills Praised by Edinburgh Spouse

A letter from Swan's Close in Edinburgh recounts a long battle with the venereal disease and how Leake's Patent Pills, recommended by Mr. J Thompson and provided by Thomas Taylors, brought complete relief within weeks. The note extols ongoing cures, gratitude to the proposer, and lists London sellers and prices for the medicine.

Thomas Taylor J. Thompson Ynalex Markep Swan’s Close High-street Edinburgh Thomas ‘Tays Royal College of Surgeons le House New Bridge-street Perfamer St. Alban’s Pall-mall J. Pa Street Fish-street-hill Cam England

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