Declarations of Insolvency and Bankrupts Listed
From the London Gazette Sept 13 1833 a notice lists insolvency declarations and bankrupts in the Court of St James with names and addresses. Entries include markers, booksellers, clothiers, brewers, merchants, and assignees, detailing surrender dates and solicitor firms. Dividends and certificates follow with numerous trades and towns across England. The Windsor visit of the Queen and Duchess of Braganza is noted, plus racing news from Dover and Doncaster with horse entries and results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East India House
United Compan of
England
East Indies
Bengal
Europe
India
Treasury
Bangel
William Carter
London
St. James's
Conneil
Richard Marghis Wellesley
Moat
Order of the Garter
Li Renant
Secordingly
Laws
Rienanpy Liotp
Greenwich
St. Gash
Windsor
Portugal
Braxggnza
Portamouth
Don Padre
Liabon
Windsor Gartle
Portsmouth
Admiral Williams
Lord Palmerston
Lord Melbourne
Gs Bragansa
Duke of Gloucester
Albemarie
Maryborough
Lord Ashbrook
Charles
Rowley
St. George’s Chapel
Harlotte
Promotions and Exchanges in War Office Gazette 1853
Army promotions and exchanges listed for multiple regiments and staff. Cornets, lieutenants, captains, and majors named with by purchase or appointment details dated September 1833 to September 1853. Includes hospital staff changes and memoranda about prior unfulfilled appointments and half pay cancellations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
War Office
2D Regiment of Dragoon Guards
Richard Duckworth Dunn
Lyon
Johan Chichester Knox
Cornet
Purchase
Dunn
Regiment of Light Dragoons
William Pearse
Torkington
14Th Light Dragoons
Finch
49Th Foot
Edmund Morris
Pritchard
71St Foot
Richard Halpin
Morris
50Th Foot
Ferdinand Thomas Williamson
Mousan Molesworth Madden
George Roche Smith
David Williams
Samuel Dilmafi Pritchard
Baxter
Mydhleton
Thomas Atkinson
82D Foot
Royal Sherwood Foresters
Nottinghamshire
Georal Walker
Ross, &c
Patrick MacNab
Salisbury Volunteernfantry
Joseph Bouverie Hussey Tanner
Paddington Steam OmniBus Makes Brighton Trip In A Day
Walter Hancock voyages from Stratford Essex in the Paddington Steam Omni bus called Infant. Joined by six gentlemen, the group reaches Brighton in six hours with no accidents despite wet roads. Crowds watch at St Peters and Earl of Westmorland inquiries about the machine. The return run proceeds to the Naw Church water tank and Pavilion before a gear fault near West Cliff causes a brief stop for repairs at Palmer and Co. yard.
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Walter Hancock
Paddington
Stratford
Essex
Brighton
London Bridge
Hancock
London
Naw Church
Bering
Bedford and
Russell
Enginias
Horse dealing trial ends with life transport
Benjamin Hancock a horse-dealer from Elephant and Castle stood indicted for stealing a horse belonging to James Batchelor of Norwood. The case revealed a carefully planned sale and misled payments, with Hancock transported for life after a guilty verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Hancock
Elephant and Castle
James Batchelor
Norwood
Barnet Fair
Smithfield
Union
Hery
John Jones
York-street
Regent’s Park
Paddington
Crown
Lvary
Extraordinary Robbery Envelops Three Thieves and Boots
Devizes Gazette reports a late Thursday robbery near Nutsteed turnpike on Salisbury road. Baker Hitchens of Marden, and brickmaker Heath, Start, attacked by three men. Boots and hat stolen, neckerchief later used to frame Heath. They were brought to Petty Sessions, Heath convicted of assault. a reconciliation followed.
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Hitchens
Marden
Devizes
Salisbury Road
Hitchena
Heath
Brickmaker
Start
Fishlock
Lydeway
L'He
Ilitehena
Heatd
Fishtock
Heath Achury
Wjitcera
Fish
Lock
Inquest on drowned George Bathurat at Pimlico
Coroner's inquiry at the White Horse, Pimlico, into the death of George Bathurat found drowned in St James's Park Canal. Details reveal a broken heart, prior losses of fortune, heavy drinking, and a past suicide attempt. verdict classed as found drowned. Two river accidents nearby report a fifteen-year-old vessel casualty and a bargeman fatally crushed between barges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burcauaror
J.C
King-street
Golden-square
Jeweller
Boaingball-street
Berra
G. H
Langport Eastover
Somersetahire
Langport Arms Law
Cuanpier
Bow-lane
Cheapside
Carpenter
Basingb
George Inn
Exeter
Dawson
Kern
Manchester
Nankeen
Palace Inn
Fost
Liverpool
Clementson
Freenicks
Crickhowell
Breconshire
Bamzer
Preston
Barker
Jackson
Ducparz
Staunfeld
Yorkshire
W. Baker
Brown
Porter
Lincoln
Drapers
Fentox
Cunutre
Rosy
Rochdale
Lancashire
K. Canliffe
Hexiveem
Sreevexs
High Wycombe
Buckinghamshire
Batters
Huast
Caray
Newark-upon-Trent
Hatt
Tuogi
Hampson Milla
Bury
Dyers
Loar
Batham Hilt
Surrey
Carpenters
Mansu
Sheffield
Hines
White Horne
Buckingham Gate
Pimlico
George Bathurat
St James's Park
Chelsea Bridge
Park Canal
New Palace
Creswick
Grey, Street
Soho
Hole’s Hole
Mesars
Gilland Ruadie
Morwelham
Cargreen Point
Plymouth
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Bank OF England
Ay Tex
John Watts
di Whiting
EDICA
Highley
John Perkins
Bletchingley
County of Surrey
Islington
St. Mary Islington
County of
Middlesex
Beira
William Faulkner
Saddler’s Hall
Ross and Sons
Ross and Sona
Bishopsgate-street
Vale of Belvoir
Brearey
Lion Hotel
Nottingham
Oraton
Sip
Barnston
Barnston Lodge
Stephen Daft
Bingham
Notingham
Messrs. Mousley and Barber
Derby
Bennett
Tutbury
Thomas Bean
Daft
Bean
Mr. Daft
Doncaster
Tilburn
Auckland
Red Lion Inn
Oncaster
Park Lane House
Therato
Hatfield
Joseph Scholy
John Aldred
Rotherham
W.simpson
Loverfall
Rein Deer Inn
E. H. Richards
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
Lonon
Thorne
Doucester
Motterdam
Cologne
Rhine
London ME Hant
W.J. Penlerrick
Rotterdam
Poaiman Snd Schenk
Vine-street
Minories
West End
Regent's Circus
Piccadilly
Navigation Company
Lombard-street
Hard-Street
Charles Bessell
Somerset
Portman-square
Artle
Haymarket
Clebs
Gyptian Hall
Egyptian Hall
Leadenhull-street
Thomas Hasler
N.B
Strand
Savoy Steps
John Burgess and Son
Son
Burgess
Burgis
John Burgess
Oprestus
Lopresti
Montpelier
C. W. Lopresti
Les Lopresti
Mount-street
Berkeley-square
Bath Herald
Gazette of Health
Cook's Dictionary
Westminster Review
Wellington-street
John E Galt
F.as. & Ke
Shakspeare
Cochrane
M‘crone
Waterloo Place
Pall Mall
Bell and Bradfute
Edinburgh
Smith and Son
Glasgow
Moon, Boys, and Graves
Pial Nans Sehad
Ahtel Pears
H. More
Post
Dean
H. W. Pickersgill
R. A
T. D. Acland
Hannah Morew
T. Cadell
W. Blackwood
Bott
Nolan
John Tidd Pratt
Inner Temple
F. Const
J. T. Pratt
Michael Nolan
United Kingdom
A.e.cockburn
W.C. Rowe
House of Commons
A. E. Cockburn
Saunders and Benning, Law Booksellers
Fleet-street
George the Fourth
Megers
Fearnhead and Campbell
Johnson and Weatherall
Temple
Wann
Georot
Clare-atrest
Clare-market
Batter
Basinghall-street
Kitchener
Lothbury
Carter
High-street
Boro
Wilson
Sporting
Dover
Faipar
Back
Ipsala
Edwards
King William
Hunters
Howard
M Norna
Hedensle
Mr. Christian
Metheglin
Staddon
Dulcamara
Lord Kelburne
Emilia
Wate
Belshazzar
Rockingham
Skipsey
Eve
Warlaby
Baylock
Inheritor
W Wyndham
Duke of Leeda
Valparaigo
Swisa Colt
Lady Maud
Blacklock
Mrs. Rye
Mr. &. Fox
N— Julius
Tessae
Comus
Larkapur
Col. Cradock
Barber
Mr. Houldsworth
Trident
Titus
Despot
David
Mr. Walker
Consol
Voluna
Anne
Mansalman
Boscobel
Cotitlon
Lord Chesterfield
Colwick
Mr. Powlete
Jack Spigot
Miss Fanny
Gascoigne
Issbel
Yarburgh
Debaldeston
Elizabeth
Colonel Crawford
Mole
R. Bulkelay
Maria
Orde
Mr. Gally
Spider
Ridadales
Glaucua
Mr. Harrison
Mr. Hunter
Mr. Qatea
Venus
Mr. Smith
Mr. Armitage
Mr. Dyson
Mr. Maxwell
Mr. M. Maxwell
Mr. W. Richardson
Theodore
Lord Wilton
Mr. Robinson
Mr. Mostyn
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Reed
Mr. Williamson
Protocol
Mr. Mills
Mr. Chifney
R. Dick
Allegro
Franch
Westport
Duke of Richmond
Duke of Leeds
Duke
Duchess of Cleveland
Earl of Chesterfield
Adolphus Fitzelarence
Petre
Clifford
Doncaster Gasette
Faipx
Massulmar
the Army
Cooper
62D
David Sizitt
Henry
Thomas Dawson
14Th Foot
Edward Middleton
Royal African Corps
William James Cockburne
Johann Friedrich Ladewig von Hartwig
King’s German Legion
Charles Henry Marshall
Royal Veteran Battalion
Taos
Aubrey Sinclair
44Th Foot
James Mitchell
James Bligh O’connor
Knsiga Adolphus Breymann
Jobe Miller
Bos
Bor
Sues