Military Promotions and Appointments Across Regiments
Lists promotions by purchase or exchange across units including 62d, 60th, 100th, 3d West India, Royal African, Royal York Rangers, York Chasseurs, and Ceylon Regiments. Names include Foreman, Campbell, Ward, Stanford, Heehne, Law, Hankey Smith, Lloyd, Lightbody, Maberly, Dowd, Dudgeon Brown, MRea, Cheater, Poitier, Whyte, Hoatson, and M Milling. Notes corrections on middle names and staff postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Campbell
Thomas Foreman
Purchase
Gregory
Ward Jobo Chauvel
Arthur Stanford
Fpurchase
Mitchell
Light Dragons
Finsign
Peter Donald Heehn
Wechase
Henry
Brinsley Fyre
Lioyd
John Lightbody
2Th. Foot
Wm. Browne
28Th Foot
Maberly
6Th Light Dragoons
Thompson
3D West India Regiment
James Dowd
21St Light Dragoons
Collins
James Dudgeon Brown
2D Foot
George Easor
Royal African Corps
Theodore M'Rea
Bryant
Robert Cheater
M‘rei
Royal York Rangers
James Anderson
8Th West India Regiment
Robert Constable
Chas. Mills
73D Foot
M‘donagh
York Chasseurs
Charles Poitier
7Th West India Regiment
Whyte
M‘lean
Hugh
Alexander
Joan Bosigney
St West India Regiment
Myers
Meyer
Chemside
Samuel William
Ensign Lane
6Th Foot
Charles Henry John
Campbell
Morgan James Jenkins
12Th Foot
Bills Receive Royal Assent and Pass in Lords
In the Lords on May 30 a set of bills received Royal Assent by commission including the Duke of Kent's Annuity, Savings Banks, Slave Trade Mill, Scotch Distillery, Workman's Wages, and Irish Fever Hospital bills along with three private bills. Other measures such as the Lottery, National Debt, and Navy Prize Money bills advanced through committees. The Irish Bank Restriction and English Militia Pay and Clothing bills were read a third time and passed as messengers from the Commons presented twenty-two public and private bills for a first reading before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsion Company
London
Kginaxe
Equitable Society
Equitable
Cavendish Row
Ruddic-Square
Ireland
John Kingston James
House OF Lords
House of Commons
House of Commons May 30 Parliamentary Updates and Westmorland Cash
The Lords Amendments to the Parish Vestries Bill were agreed to an account was ordered of convicts sent to New South Wales since January 1810. The Lords Mayor petitioned to lower the coal duty. A bill for Ireland’s Chancery administration was ordered. Committee on Bankrupt Acts approved a fixed salary for commissioners. Westmorland election correspondence and tax returns prompted controversy over an election agent and alleged improper contact with the Tax Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Lords
New South Wales
London
Fuller
Exeter
Peel
Westmorland
Brougham
Commissioners of Taxes
Presen
Johnson
Lord Thanet
Houd
Board of Taxes
Pitt Pusey
Tibrngt
Treasury Bench
Tiganay
Borougies
England
Pacha Aga
Iurpiwotty
Irish Distilling Fines and Land Tax Debate in Parliament
In a House of Commons session the debate touches Irish distillation fines, land tax administration, and the need to repeal townland penalties. General Hart argues repeal would crisis Ireland by famine. Peel and others defend existing measures, citing declining fines and costs, while urging careful balance between severity and efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peel
Ireland
Donegal
Loudonderry
Strahane
Ulster
Strabane
Tinistowen
Chichester
N. Colthurst
Parnell
V. Ferzgerald
Sulaw
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Albion Fire and Life Insurance Company
EW Bridge-Street
Cavendish-Row
Rutland-Square
Dublin
Jamra Barr Thomas Starling Benson
Henry Bonham
Henry Burmester
James Burton
John Calvert Clarke
Richard Clay
William Conningham
Gon
Joan Towéon John Yers
Sclormen Davies
Gilbert Handaside
Mathew Harrison
John Kingston
King Maltby
Enry Pigeon
Eperman
Fabri
M.P. Smith
Thomas Smith
Daniel Richard Warrington
Plilpps
Hublin
A. Archibald Hamilton
Treland
Tnusquay
Lisnamack
Londonderry
Wellesley
Hamilton
Souichon
Lamp-Office
County of
Pperary
Grytlamen
Montagu Mathew
Anne Gowan
Witgow
Pierce O’brien Batier
Bing
Pin
Kilbrenan
Lower
Bidekwood
Danboyne
Dunboyne
Meath
Thomas Ellis
Robert Jones
Peter-street
Daniel Mooney
Trinity College
Society For Promoting the Education OF the Poor OF
the Society
Kildare-place
Draven
PA Scans
Bis
Bia
Kent
N. BR
Bank of England
Parliameni Street
Dublin Journal
Fasex-street
Partum At-Reet
Hongr Sbewu
Zuy Pereon de. Brune
Edward Murdog
Anothr
His Majesty
Daniel Carty
Loughamulles
Loughlands
Cork
James Cathrew
Eng
Harcourt-street
Peter Jackason
Meg
Plajuum
Robert Curtis the Fleder
Fay Saratane
Kis
Robt
Curtis the Younger
Eeq
His Majesty's High Court of
Robert Curtis Tie Mader
Tine
HH. V.sackson
Plaintists
Mochulenburok -Lreed
London Gazette
WaAn Orrien
3D Regiment
Dragoon Guards
Charles Frost
Nathaniel Storey
Light Dragoons
Wiliam Inge
Grent
Seymour
William Turvey Hawley Fisk
Bet Pragoon Guards
Taent
Robert Coulthard
Cornet
William Glanville
John Gunn Cultiss
3D Wetladia Regiment
Dowd
Raymond Willian
Dalef Sinple
Frederick Seymour
Vier Willian
Foot
Willoughby Carter
Joseph Jelcies
John Temple
Evelyn
Coleman
Frederick Brownlaw
Meagier
Julings Stirke
William R. Derimary
Duncan Munro
Duwliggen
Edward Cerjat Spencer
Neterville
Thomas Evans
Miles
William Uandfield Wrench
Evans
Kasraed Burke
Samuel Dowbigven
James Horton Law
Wrench
Tove Rosign
Frederick Money
Law
Marta Cathcart
Duib Fugt
John Collins
Wouercharger
John Hutchinson Garner
Theory Withtarou
Gaeutenant Tanothy Meagier
Th Foot
Brownlow
Benjamca Setterthwaite
Benjamca Setterthwaite, Gent
Fodiga
Nestor
CaplacuJvbu Crus
Be Tega
Imperial Parliament
Privelege
Lea
Brougram
Garding Thompson
Lord Lowther
Hart
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