London Gazette list of military promotions and appointments
A dense extract from the London Gazette outlines numerous promotions and appointments within the British Army. Officers in various regiments of Foot, including the 3rd, 4th, 11th, 31st, and 17th, are named with changes from half-pay or other ranks to lieutenants, captains, or ensigns. Names include Arthur Whetton, Henry Harcourt, G. Clowes, William Pawlett, and George Wilson among others, with references to regiments and typical rank transitions. The notice concludes with the formal London Gazette heading.
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Win -Vijce
Arthur Whet
Allen
Peels
Carnet
Henry Harcourt
G. Clowes
William Pots
Rnigh Willam Pawlett
Leutenant
Clowes
14Th Regiment of Foot
Geokge
Glewlow
Rgur Regiment of Foot
John Grant
Foot
George Watson
Taxi
Blayney Walpole
Regiment of Foot
Dward Home Reeves
William Lan Hughes
George Wilson
Coore Maninghame
Hoftrugh
John Shaw
Alexander Simpsons
Menton
Geope Clewlows
17Th Regiment of Foot
William Paterson
Robert Edtey
Charles Baillie
Torfk-Regiment
Charles Lade
Eno
Tiz
London Gazette
London Fire Destroys Chamberlain's Office and More
An early morning blaze in a new room near the Chamberlain's office at Guildhall destroyed the chamber and books, with partial damage to the Court of King's Bench and related offices. No death report for Cardinal de Rohan. News from Vienna notes talks between Sir Robert Keith and the Emperor. A Brussels obituary records the death of George Beauclerk and succession details in the St Albans line.
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King's Bench
Cardinal de Rohan
Vienna
Robert Keith
Tudeh Drigoman
Presenta
Jaf
Brussels
George Beauclerk
Duke of
St. Albans
Earl of Burford
Court of Chancery
Venad
Botland
Lupsday
Leeland
Bellarine
O'Hara
House of Commons
Jackson
Cyndharland
Pats
Ihietkingdon
Dublig
Bajlau
Buss
Vetlémen Ae
Corporation of Dublin
Jek
Tate
Dublin
Afl
Militia Bill Debate Moves Parliament to Limit Annual Calls
In a heated Committee of Supply, MPs debated grant amounts for parnership and expenses related to the militia. Mearsham urged limiting annual militia calls, arguing the executive’s concurrence and broader regulations were heavy and possibly unnecessary. He pressed that the current session should decide on the militia’s annual summons and funding.
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HOUS
Stield
Fragmented Debates Over Treasury and Press Tax in Parliament
During a long session in Parliament, ministers argued over the state of national finances, the role of executive power, and the taxes on printers. Debates covered the need for a public accounts committee, potential adjournments, and concerns about press freedom while balancing revenue and debt liquidation.
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Bik Fald
Ieee
Geory Vane Biorn
Marrow
Fragmented OCR List Of Numbers And Codes Attributed
A garbled dataset of numeric codes quantities and labels appears, resembling a catalog or ledger. The readable items include varied figures such as 196, 87, 14,9495, 16 and multiple item tags like No. 31,453 and No. 27,949, with scattered words and partial terms, presenting as an unclear archival page.
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Bish Qs
Fragmented OCR Note Reveals Readable Fragments
A partial OCR extract mentions names and events in a scrambled order. Readable items include scattered words like arrival and some odd quoted phrases, suggesting a damaged local notice or brief. No clear individuals, places, dates, or actions can be confirmed from the legible text.
Economic and political turmoil in Ireland cited by Chancellor
Fragmented text discusses fears of dissolution of Irish companies and diminished Irish influence. References a chancellor alleging no pious hopes in Ireland and predicting three-fold diminution due to policy or duty, with mention of English contango and broader financial strain affecting Irish participants. Includes unclear OCR fragments and multiple quoted phrases.
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Fatty Dan
Ireland
Lottery Tickets Seized in State Office Fracas
A garbled report notes a state lottery office clamp down on ticket sales and a man named Walker involved in securing funds. The fragment mentions safe prices and a strict deposit system amid an unclear dispute over lottery assets.
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