Milne Receives Royal Honors for Algiers Action
The London Gazette records King George grants Rear Admiral Sir David Milne permission to wear the Royal Sicilian Order of St Januarius and the Royal Military Order of William of the Netherlands for his role as second in command at the 1816 Algiers assault. Also notes arms registration at the College of Arms and lists average grain prices, bankruptcies, and certificates.
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Army Promotions and Commissions at the War Office
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards and 11th Light Dragoons receive officer reassignments by purchase or exchange. Promotions include Lieut.-Colonel Childers and Lieut. A. Davis, with several captains, ensigns, and adjutants moving among regiments. Militia and Yeomanry officers across Perthshire, Kirkcudbright, Sussex, and Somerset are named, while entries note major promotions and resignations. Five companies of the Royal Veteran Battalion march to Woolwich and surrounding depots.
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Sporting Intelligence from Newmarket October Meeting
October 16 racing notes list Billingbear Stakes events for h. ft. colts and fillies with weights and owner names. The Garden Stakes entries feature Glow-worm Blue Bell Autar Phoenix and others with weights. Several subscriptions and sweepstakes outlined for two and three year olds, plus renewal of the October Oatlands Stakes and the Lown Plate races scheduled across the week.
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