Fauntleroy’s Second Exam Reveals Forged Powers of Attorney
Henry Fauntleroy's second examination unfolds with deposited affidavits from Marsh and Co. clerks, detailing forged powers of attorney for 46,000 and other sums. Witnesses attest signatures, note altered wording, and reveal Miss Frances Young and Elizabeth Wharton Young denying authorization. The hearing shifts to new charges as prosecutors press the Bank of England case.
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Marienrotn
Eenland
Magistraites
Ander
Broderick
Marhea
Vatler
Hurner
Quhn
Wreahfnrd Aviv
Hank of
Baglaad
George Fursant
Conant
Dyar
Boneh
Plank
Inia
Butler
Harmer
Fauntleroy
le Nevar
Freshfeld
George Edward Graham
Bank of Marah and Co
Henry Fauntleroy
J. W. Hume
Marsh and Co
J.D. Hine
Hume
Allornay
Wagland
Pricanor
Henry Faualleriy
Wenoeld
Williaa Bitlis
Marah
Hell
Pere Dria
Thorney
G. M. Groban
Acintra Furaereae
Mr Fauntleroy
Wittewestutin
J.D. Thame
Henry Faont- Jnroy
James Wyson Wid Walvni Price
Clarks
Blume
Goodchild
John Goodchill
Mr Simpson
Mr Spurling
Graham
James Tyson
Frances Young
Js. Tyson
John Watson
Bank of Marsh and Co
Miss Young
Robert Browning
Bank of England
Lock
William Flower
Stock Exchange
Chichester
Sussex
Iidle Aga
Kerper
Bank of Marl and Co
Henry Fauntleray
Freshfield
Jol Bacher
Marsh
Pugutieroy
Forest
Thornford
Depertel
Lee
Ffeney Bamderos
Fhaees Street
Bamtoer
Bern
Teresa Ah
Deters
Morell Co
Siiteary Fauntleroy
Whartie Young
Ah Tormey
Wiis
Bath
Wanutheray
Samuel Tardror
Bank of Mogland
Willianichardson
Brreshfield
Trig
Faily
Young
Prospects of a Further Pall of Oats and Wheat
The harvest is mostly gathered in Scotland and North Wales with some oats and barley growing. Foreign oats arrivals push prices down toward twenty two shillings per quarter but may not stay long. Oats supply is uncertain due to Ireland's irregular yields while more wheat and barley are grown. Taxes removal spurs speculation about farming ventures and large shire hotels in Cambridge.
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Scotland
Wales
Corn Exchange
Ireland
Daly
Canbiidgeshire
Wheat Prices and Harvest Prospects Outline Policy on Rents
The note discusses wheat price expectations tied to harvest quality and quantity, arguing the average value per quarter should not exceed fifty two shillings unless production shifts. It cites storage, corn laws, and futures as price supports, noting barley yields around eighteen to twenty million quarters and rising demand. Farmers are urged to plan rents accordingly based on these price benchmarks.
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Brekiel
Winchester
Norfolk
Ell
British Regiments Move Across Ireland and England
In a sequence of early spring transfers Major Maxwell leads the 1st division of the 5th Regiment from Waterford to Cork with the 2nd division following, while the last division leaves Saturday. The 8th Regiment arrives from Clonmel to take duties. A misdated Adjutant General order caused changes. The 4th Regiment from Waterford arrives at Clonmel, with the 64th marching to Waterford next day. The 7th Regiment’s second division reaches Chatham from Cork. The 63rd embarks for Ireland from Portpatrick. The 97th, in Winchester, remains there until spring per official notice.
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Maxwell
Waterford
Cork
Clonmel
Adjutant General's Office
S4th
Chatham
63Th
Portpatrick
Ireland
97Th
Winchester
England
Wrmain
Promotions in the War Office Oct 1824 Dragoons and Foot Ranks
The War Office lists numerous promotions and exchanges across regiments including 4th, 6th, 7th, 17th, 18th and 19th Light Dragoons and various Foot regiments. Officers such as Lieutenant Robert Lewis, Ensign Henry Addison, and Captain Richard Doherty receive promotions or purchases, with several transfers to lieutenancies, captains, and major by purchase, and retirements or resignations noted.
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Regiment of Light Dragoons
Robert Lewis
17Th Light Dragoons
Quintin
Regiment of Dragoons
Henry Addison
Ath Foot
Cornet
Dundas
William Inge
Williams
Henry William Berkeley Portman
Purchase
Inge
Weslenra
75Th Foot
7Th Regiment of Foot
John O'Reilly
Pey Tat Foot
James, Agant
Kosign James Jones
Rothe
Richard William Croker
Jones
Alot
Richard Dogherty
Maclaine
Marcus Deresford
Doherty
John Picton Beete
Beresford
Willan Henry Armastrony
Puccbase
View Deete
Charles Batley
Van
Military promotions and appointments in British forces
In a detailed Army list many officers receive promotions by purchase or exchange across multiple regiments including 60th 56th 65th and 75th Foot Royal Veteran Battalion West India Royal African Colonial Corps and others. Ensigns Lieutenants Captains and a Major by purchase or exchange reform the officer corps with several resignations and retirements noted alongside forthcoming appointments and staff changes. The piece also records military obituaries spanning September 1924 and earlier, listing died generals colonels majors captains and staff surgeons with locations such as Great Malvern Devon and Hanover.
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Aosta
56Th Co
John Ovens
Vic
60Th Co
Robert Pr
Ceylon
Westenra Warner Hy
Carl Weel von
1G Et Co
Chaden Wn. Keredd
Royal Veteran Battalion
Esperahe
Loy
Purchase
Crosbie Morgetl
Christian
Wattalion
H ‘ Moore
Fist Co
J Ald
Clonal
Purchas Mii Neill
Robert Anderson
Purchu
Macdonald
William Frazer
Anderson
George Adam Barnes
Fazer
Wim. Marador Wetenhall
Gant
Y Purchase
Barnes
West India Regiment
John Cambelt
Cryson Regiment
Ti Boyes
Sbth Foot
Ceyion Regiment
Thomas Pari Hodsta
Foot
Tully
Isaac James
Muir
Prince
Teswich
Dunn
Great Malvern
Aiulerwas
C. Lord Castle Coote
Quern
Bishop
Mil
Tofgate
Campbell
Lata
Goolinge
Arjataut
Thévonry
Kennedy
Vervan
Dinan
France
Muay
Barry
Sauntun
Lawrie
H. P
Ind
Luhy
Dalton
Asi Calair
N. B
Hinagiment
Trish Dankrupt Calendar Entry Affects Irish Agents
A Clonmel based notice lists Michael Hanafin of Fermoy and Thomas Furlong of Limerick as agents in a bankruptcy related schedule. It mentions assignees R W Scallan and J Norman with Royal Exchange Dublin and references a September correspondence from the General Post Office in Dublin about newspaper portage practices.
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Michael Hanafin
Fermoy
E. Maguire
Dublin Subscribers Notice On Subscriptions And Postage
Dublin readers are urged to observe receipt timing for Dublin Jun subscriptions and avoid splitting notes to avoid double postage. The post office handles Money Letters deliveries. annual and six month rates are listed, with prices in pounds shillings.
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Orr
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Pogvauen Os Wees
Lees
General Post Office
Dublin
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