Promotions and Navy Rank Grants Announced in London Gazette
The London Gazette of November 24, 1821 reports His Majesty appointing Sir James Saumarez to Vice Admiral of the United Kingdom and Lieutenant of the Admiralty, and William Earl of Northesk as Rear Admiral of the United Kingdom and of the Navies, both taking over from deceased officers.
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Whitehall
United Kingdom
Janes Scumarez
Saw Win. Young
William Earl of Northesk
James Saumarez
Bankruptcies and Dividends Listing Tradesmen
Bankruptcies announced for numerous merchants, iron-masters, printers, wine-merchants, and others in London and across counties with dates in December and January at Guildhall or local venues. Followed by a long list of dividends for December and January, with names and occupations, plus average price of corn by quarter ending November.
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J. Brander
J.buarclay
Size-lane
London
J.P. Famstone
Sedgley
Stafford
J. Weston
Bartlett and
Alliston and Handleby
Freeman’s Court
Cornhill
H. Byass
Rayleigh
Essex
King’s Head Inn
Rochford
G. Shaw
Billericay
Milne and Parry
Temple
J. Maule
Huntingdon
Egan
Waterman
Essex- Street
Strand
J. Whitehead
Hanley
Mérchant
the Swan Inn
Tomlinson
Saffordshire
W. Wright
King’s Benchwalks
Glamford-briggs
J. Nicholson
Glamfordsbriges
W. Maxon
Bridge-sueet
Blackfriars
Dobson
G. Thompson
Darlington
Durham
Mercers
the Castle and Anchor
Stockton
Guildhall
D. Jones
New Inn
the Angel Tnn
Sheffield
Blakelock
Serjeant’s Ln
A. Smith
Shefield
J. Clark
Commercial-place
Simpson Wencourt
Fendbureh-street
Hi. Ricket
Shoreditch
Middlesex
Grocer
Amory and Coles
Thregmorton-street
Winch
Sen
Hawkhurst
Kent
Farmer
Gregson and Founereau
Angel-court
Dee
J. Palmer
Rugeley
Butcher
J. Green
Osford Street
Sreith
Cutten
J. Pears
Cheapside
D. Anderson
Billiter Lane
Merchant
J. Wood
Thornes
Wakefield
York
Dyers
W. Kershaw
Halifix
Gratrix
W. Gratrix
J. Gratrix
Manchester
Calico
Me .Vaughan
de Appleton
Liverpool
J. Radhall
HJ Radhall
Birmingham
Chapers
F. Fenton
He Bolingbrooke
Great Yarmouth
Norfolk
G. _ Watts
W. Bush
Bristol
d.Saylor
J. Packer
Painswick
Gloucester
Clothier
Re Barthylumew
Basildon
Berks
H. Reed
Mil-street
Bermondsey
We Brown
Sutton-at-Hone
Sliven
Dan
W. Bentiat
Lawrence-Pountrey -Bill
T. Sedgwick
Clement’s-lane
J. David
New ‘Bond-strevet
D. Pethurst
Cranbrook
Draper
R. Marsham
Love-lang
W. K. Goodluck
Leigh Street
Burton
Crescent
P. Hametin
Belmont-place
Jauxhall
J. Sackett
Bermondsey-wall
J. Lund
J. Walsh
Blackburn
J. Brough
Weston-upon-Trent
J. Husson
Bath
Haberdashen
J. Oler
Bathwick
Somerset
Slater
Winchester
Promotions in the British Army Regiments and Talavera Badge
War Office memorandum dated November 23 1821 records His Majesty approving the word Talavera on the 61st Regiment of Foot colours. The Gazette lists numerous promotions and purchases across the 3d Dragoon Guards 1st Dragoons Light Dragoons 9th 10th 12th 19th 21st 28th 55th 52d West India and other units dated Oct 24 to Nov 25 1821 including Cornets Captains Lieutenants and Majors with transfers by purchase and half pay exchanges.
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War Office
61St Regiment of Foot
Talavera
Royal” Military ‘College
Cornet
Abercromby
Eas
Regiment of Dragoons
J.C. Green
Hoskins
J. Keating
Purchase
Green
Light Dragoons
St. W. Breit
18Th Light Dragoons
H. Alpe
Ditto
C. Hh.solmerset
7Th Dragoon Guards
J. B. Ker
Ensigd
D'Arcey
Marquess of
Carmarthen
69Th ‘Foot
Otway
L. Gower
Viscount Beaucchamp
Ry Hervey
19Th
Ligh Dragoons
Slade
Ceylon
Ditton
Sir J. St. Eustave
Moultrie
G. Duff
Mustace
G.johnstone
Ws. Parkergill
Jabe Ensign
Pounden
Witte
G. Deare
Bridgeman
H.C. Daniel
S. . Boileau
Sitwell
Wi ‘Munr R
West India Regiment
Exon
A. F. Ells
Coles
J.D. Brown
John Ward
Military Regiments Clarify 1821 Commission Dates
Notices correct several Gazette dates for promotions and exchanges in British regiments. Details include reinstatement of a captain at half pay from June 25 1821 in Minoxanna and corrections to appointments for A Moorhead, Coracé Lestié, W White, and St Nayler with exact dates in 1820 1821.
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Mentel
Minoxanna
A. Moorhead
Royal Military College
21 Ceylon
Coracé Lestié
18Th Light Dragoons
W. White
Ith Light Dragoons
St. Nayler
14Th Foot
Abuses of Extents in Aid at Court of Exchequer
The Attorney General argued in court that an extent in aid could be issued without a prior commission if a debtor to the Crown appeared on record. Barons debated whether a commission must precede any extent in aid, noting Attwood and Co. bankers of Liverpool and related bond obligations.
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George Attwood
Iblessrs
Attwood and Co
Liverpool
Commissioners of Excise
Lichfield
Edward Attwood
Wilson
Idward Attwood
Wilsom
George, Attwood
Attwood
Parlton
Jenvis
Baron Grazaxi
Baron Gravan
Jervis
Crown
Mathias Attwood
Spooner
Commissioners of Texcise
L'hus
Elizabeth
Baron Garrow
Solicitor of Excise
Revenue Board
Gasberd
Baron Gianim
Baron Graham
George Anwaoddurn
Garon Garrow
West
Mainwaring
Geo. Attwood
Baron Guanam
Millet
Janvis
Stuckey
Gibbs
Itheing
Cour
Cvlivral
Teasure
Jarvis
de Couny
Che Arroinny-Genenac
Extent Annulled in Case Involving Attwood Debtor Claim
Hastings reports detail a court ruling invalidating an extent against George Attwood tied to a debt from his brother’s estate. The Crown’s case was deemed irregular, and the commission’s action is set aside. The proceedings highlight tensions over enforcement methods in the Attwood dispute.
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Commissioners of Excise
Attwood
Pane
Wites
George Attwood
Dewacaw
George Attweed
Tarlton
Sussex
Hunting leadership change appeals to Leicester and Nottingham counties
In a formal notice from Melton Mowbray dated November 22, Amay Saw and Graham Buylingham request support to succeed Osbaldeston as head of the Leicestershire hunting establishment. They pledge to consult landholders and occupiers, and to pay personal respects while seeking sanction.
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Leicester
Nottingham
Loarus
Grattemex
Geo. Osbaldeston
Nottinghan
Osbaldeston
Leicestershire
Parochial Aid and Workhouse Economy Reflected in 1820 Letter
A Walcot parish Overseers letter replies to Chester parishes on parish economy. It details enforcing work over relief, limiting bastardy payments, and reducing pauper costs through employment, while noting opposition and discipline in aid practices amid a tragic horse accident and local lottery sales.
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Parisa-Orricens
Fai
Walcot
Chester
Bath
Lewen
Gentlemen Overseers Laud Efforts to Curb Pauperism and Crime
A Victorian tone letter praises a vestry and magistrates for opposing vice and poverty, arguing that restrictive aid reduces prison costs and promotes industry. The undersigned Overseers claim their plan would benefit the parish, lower poor rates, and curb pauperism and crime.
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Theaes
Taanag Mt
J. Allen
J. Wilkinson
John Currey
Attack on Ballydanie estate in Limerick county violence
In a late hour sting, armed peasantry attacked the Ballydanie home of Thomas Furlong. Furlong, his son, a cousin, Captain Standish and a small force repelled the assault. several assailants were wounded and pursued. A magistrate’s letter laments police withdrawal and widespread arm surrender amid rising anti gentry violence in Limerick.
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Thomas Furlong
Ballydanie
Mr. Furlong
Standish
Air
Furlong
J.lambert
J. Lambert
Mr. Grant
Grady
Gibbings
Charlieville
Limerick
Manhur
Knockanure
Knockallare
Michael O’sullivan
Devon
N. A. Vigors
Erindale
Carlow
Captain Vigors
Births at Gaddesden Park and Roydon and Fulham
At Gaddesden Park the lady of the Rev J Moore Halsey gave birth to a daughter. At Roydon near Diss the Rev Temple Frere reported a son. At Peterborough House Fulham the wife of Captain Cunningham Davell RN bore a son.
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Gaddesden Park
Moore Halsey
Roydon
Diss
Temple Frere
Peterborough House
Fulham
Ww. Cunningham Davell
Married couples in London and Surrey in late 19th century
Notices report weddings at Mary la Bond Church and St Andrew's with details of the brides and grooms including William Robert Keith Douglas and Harriet Irvine, plus a death notice for James Wilson professor of anatomy at the Royal College of Surgeons and lecturer, and a marriage notice for Thomas Dawies of Wellham Steen with ages and locations.
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Mary-la-bond Church
Ricki Ley
Llandaff
Willian Robt
Keith Douglas
Marquis of Queensberry
Enaaberh
Walter Irvine
Luddington House
Surrey
St. Andrew's
Mark Sprot
Garnkirk
Harriet
Mitt
Dieb
Kenterdem Street
Bayeversquare
James Wilson
Royal College of Surgeons
Matty
Buntéxim School
Thomas Dawies
Wellham-steen
Hettyfordaire
Halle's Strand Advertises Penny Public Library
Fragmentary OCR notes show an address 848 Strand and a publish tag. Likely a small public notice or advertisement mentioning Hall and Wanless, with reference to Pyjanet.
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Hall
Strand
Wanless
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