Royal notices and appointments in York Militia and British officers
The issue lists promotions and commissions across West York Militia and Yorkshire Yeomanry including Major Priestley, Ensign Chambers, and Captain Lee with resignations noted. It also covers Royal appointments in Cumberland and Westmorland militias, and several bankrupted estates and magistrate notices with dates and locations. Included are average grain prices for the week ending September 29, 1821, and a long list of bankruptcy matters with dates, places, and solicitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Riding
County of
York
City of
Denison
Wes
A. Priestley
Serjeamsany
West
F.W. Chambers
Yorkshire’ Hassat ‘Yeomanry
R. Lb. Lee
Smith
Comnet
Cradock
Southern Regiment of Yorkshire
West ' Riding) Yeomanry
J. Wray
Craven Legion Cavalry
I'M. Johnson
J. B. Hall
Johns
BR. ‘Fillowan
Leeds Volunteer
BR. Bramley
W. B. Smith
C.'Brown
Bramley
Cumberland
R. Ferguson
R.' Fawcett
W. Fletcher
Royal Camberland Regiment of Militia
W. Widdup
I. AL. Wynne
Réval
Westmorland Regiment of Militias
H. Addison
Gente
The Traders Safeguard praised by commercial readers
A lengthy notice extols John Rolle Beg and his The Trader's Safeguard as essential for trade. It lauds the work for clarifying laws governing commerce and urges perusal by all engaged in business across the British Empire. Also covered are Northern Meeting subscriptions and local incidents including fraud and a daring burglary in Devizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rolle
British Empire
Northers
Dunescray
Lord Huntly
Glengarry
Dinverness Journal
Surrey Fox Hounds
Rose and Crown
Tiddles Down
Godstone
Merstham
Kennel
Bury
Chatham Division of Marines
Cother
Ipswich
Frederic
High-streat Devizes
Sierr
Gta
Mornigg
Mre
Smith
Wn-Braker
Charles Strest
Mer Beale
Seoperesittan
Abe
Scot Ir
Ken
Mr. Unwin
Corenty
Su. George's
Howard and Gibbs Bankrupts Final Examination Postponed
The Commissioners of Bankrupt held an extra meeting for debts proof in the Howard and Gibbs case. Final examination postponed to November 24, while disputes over an alleged life annuity and misapplied funds were discussed. A separate debt claim by Mr Carroll awaited counsel, adjourned to the next sitting, with a potential aid request from a claimant bearing on a debenture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Gibbs
Mizatsipey
Miss Campeyy
Huelate
General Office
T'nestove
Corrintisniers
J. Howard
Laxy
Carrol
Con~ Missioners
Montague
Taeeck
Carroll
Giscove
Duke of Marlborough
Shaw
Young Oxford Street shopkeeper in court over spoons theft
Katie Syert’s family helped reveal a pattern of theft by a youth who admitted “I have planted them with a fence.” A shopkeeper in Oxford Street testified he bought engraved spoons from the suspect, who claimed ownership. The magistrate urged reform and ordered bail for further sessions. Durham, the accused, remains in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Syert
Arlen
Oxford-street
Alleny
Patenarom
Periéral
Aind
Ling
Willi
Durham
Police and Domestic Disturbances In Court Records
A London session reports an unhappy tradesman who split from his gin‑drinking wife after years of abuse and threats. she was committed in default of bail. Separate cases involve Mrs Williams and others linked to purse snatching, and a Goldsmiths' Company fraud where forged marks were found on spoons. Also noted: a youth, son of a widow, accused of stealing silver and jewelry from his mother’s friend after newly adopted extravagant habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elis
Bim
P. Poker
Nena
Poe
Mary Williams
Anne Gordon
Kernet
Audley
Giftspura Street
Miss Williams
Alice Smith
Boordiai
Abowit
Rye Bank
Smith
Boorman
William Weston
King. Street
Islington
Robert Bevill
Miles
Goldsmiths’ Company
Goldsmiths’ Hall
Goldsmiths’. Company
Lane
Henry Durham
Thames
Wi Ae’ Allen
West-square
Lambeth
Allen
Hong
Dion
Bindi i
Coroners Inquests and Tragic Accidents Reported
Inquests record accidental deaths from honey choking and lime inhalation. News from St Regis deaths in Canada, and a Leeds cart accident killing John Wood and Catherine Walmsley. A Romford fair stabbing leads to a pursuit of a wandering shoemaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wayman
Bury
Mildenhall
John Harris
Mary
Bacon
Upper Canada
St. Regis
Leybard
Cornwall
Monnday
United States
John Wood
Leeds
Catharine Walmsley
Knaresborough
Jeeds
Harewood
Alwoodleygates
Romford
Stifford
Crown
Avering
Rumford
Births in Suffolk and Gloucestershire reported
Birth notices note several new arrivals: on the 30th at Stalton Suffolk the wife of Rev Thomas Mills of a daughter. on the 5th at Chichester the wife of Captain Schomberg RN a son. Saturday morning last in Great James Street Bedford Row the wife of Edward Holroyd Esquire a daughter. on the 2d at Moore's Green the wife of James Taylor Esquire a daughter. on Wednesday last at Boxwell Gloucestershire Mrs H Lee Wainer of a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalton
Suffolk
Thomas ‘Mills
Chichester
Schomberg
Great James-street
Bedford-row
Edward Holroyd
Moore’s-green
James Taylor
Boxwell
Gloucestershire
H. ‘Lee Wainer
Sloane Porter nuptials at St George Hanover Square
Henry Fisher Sloane of Rockbeare Court Devon married Sarah Porter, eldest daughter of the late Thomas Porter of Rockbeare House, at St George's Hanover Square by Reverend Charles Herbert Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover-square
Charles Herbert Martin
Henry Fisher Sloane
Rockbeare Court
Devon
Sarah
Thomas Porter
Rockbeare House
Pills prepared by Newbery and Sons sold at No 45 St Pauls London
Pills described as a modern invention by an eminent physician, marketed by F Newbery and Sons at the original warehouse. They are claimed to be a purgative and depurative aiding liver bile secretion, aiding digestion, and addressing indigestion headaches appetite loss and bilious or nervous conditions. Available through Sanger in Oxford Street and sellers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Il” Sons
de. James's
St. Paul’s
London
Boxey
Ji Sanger
Oxford-street
Newbery
Secor
Price
John
Bridge Street
Manchester
Simpkin
C. Evans
Medicine
Enderg
Ahlftountry
Whitechapel Road
Mount Terrace
Robins
Warwick-street
Golden
Garraway
Corvhil
Tugrspay
Cheee Lot
Sutherland
Whitechapel
Baker’s-row
Las
Watts
Crown and
Magpie and Mall Inns
Saracen’s Head
Aldgate
Tomlin
F. ‘Axtel
Messrs
Barclay
Figen
Ask
Butler
Cheapside
Edwards
Newbery St. Pats Churchy
Parger
Finchlans i
Sanger
Oxfordestreets
Sutton Atl
Esearch Yards Ward
Holborn
Mansion House Green at Richmond Offered by Auction
Richmond property sale advertises the Green Mansion with outbuildings and about thirty-nine acres of land, described as picturesque and secluded yet near the town. Also listed is a coal and salt works stock sale in Edinburgh with Sir shares, offering either as a whole or separately, under bankruptcy terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Yorkshire
King’s Head
the Green
Cera
England
Swate
John Idle
Humphries
Ripon
Halboat
Halbeash
Invereelfhing
Figshire
John Gibson
Royal Exchange
Edinburgh
Gibson
Halbeath
M*kenzie
Inverkeithing
Jobim Stuart
V. Gibson
Royal
Martin and Stevenson
W.S
James’s Street
Hundil
Red Lion
Pontefract
Monpar
A& LL
Aundill
Doncaster
Throush Pontefract
Leeds
Rolle
Feery-bridge
Wakefall
Badsworth
Hunt
Lord Harewood
Lord Scathrough
Mr.Gee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Whitehall
Rive
Brussels
Duke of Wellington
Clancarty
Waterloo
Sombres
D. E. Colston
Islington Road
Guildhall
E. U Howard
J. Gibbs
Cork-street
Burlington-gardens
Money-Scriveners
Guildthalh
Superseden
Rk, Lambert
Ardwick
Bankrupisis
Pe Asew
Rowbottom
Oldham
Lancashire
White Bear Inn
Whaehead
Milne and Parry
Temple
Moody
Frome Selwood
Somersetshire
Frome Se
S. Wells
Middleton-carden
Middleton-terrace
Pentonville
Latham
Tolborn
A. T. Patterson
J. M. Malonek
Liverpool
R.atmore
Foulsham
Norfolk
Grocer
G. Hart
Cnéitenham
Stone-Mason
H. van Wart
Birmingham
W. Harris
Button- Maker
J. Mason
Lineri-Draper
G. Cousens
Gray's-inti-line
A. “Hall
Strand
Linen
W. Miles
Draper
T. J. Lancaster
Catenton-street
J. Pitt
Cheltenham
R. Ralph
W. King
W. Cruickshank
London-street
Sputmwart
East Kent
Canterbury
Canvergary
Howard and
Police
Mra
Sibley
Hosier Lane
West Smithfield
Cincat
Ghout
Johnson, Willkins and Co
Newman-street
N. B
T. Hall
Wanless
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