Church and Chapels Dissenters Returns 1800 1824 England Wales
In 1800 and 1824 parish records show licensed Churches and Chapels of the Church of England and Dissenters’ chapels. Bishop of Lincoln notes 569 dissenters’ chapels in 1800 rising to 119,369 by 1924, with other dioceses not revealing totals. Licences for dissenting worship vary. Peterborough notes many sites lack proper cert or are misworded as Protestant worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Church of England
Lincoln
Hia Diarene
London
Lise
Archbishop of Canterbury
Church of Englam
Church of Engge
Canterbury
England
Wales
Tagland
Ultia
Peterborough
Herbert Marg
Tigreus Worstip
Protestantain
Dimentes
Doncaster Race Meeting and St Leger Highlights
Doncaster Monday notes list mixed results and entries. Jerre Canteen won the St Leger with Houldsworth’s horse second. betting and field details are partial. Multiple riders and owners — Fitzwilliam, Lord Queensberry, Lord Orford, Memmon, Malton, Viscount Memmon — are mentioned among assorted matches and purses. Winners receive champagne and prizes. entries include Noble La Daxon Giles and Giles. Various ladies and births recorded in society notices accompany the racing brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaturmay
Fitzwilliam
T. O
Pewlett
Br. E. Condnetor
Comun
Ritesell
H. Co
Abton
Monk
H. F. Twinkle
Walton
Ron Whiskerandos
Smith
Ch. c. Gap
Russell
B. E. Bonteens
Leger
Sperach
Ellicn
Red House
Watt
Memmon
Lord Queensberry
Lord Orfordt
Malton
Kelburne
Viscount
Loa Ruinens
Petre
Tramp
J. Byng
Edward
J Bev
Tragedy
Woyvill
Comua
Sernold
Lord Normenby
Comet
Fox
Bertram
Burnells
H. Leporella
Duncombe
Ch. c. St. Leger
Stearvald
Doncaster
Jerre
Canteen
Houldsworth
Fitzwilliam-aquare
Joseph R. Pim
Bellevue House
Killkeny
Mmbrone Lambert
Grarge Woods
Milverton
Upper Homerton
Thomas Pares
Tistom
Dr. Butler
Fauntleroy Forgeries Record At Marlborough Street
The article recounts the capture of Fauntleroy linked to a banking house fraud. Two men sought a magistrate and led to a warrant issued by Mr Conant. Officer Plank and Mr Goodchild followed Fauntleroy to Berners Street, with confrontations at the bank and private home. The case details delays, anxieties, and preparations for further inquiry as partners faced mounting payments and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armnenession
Fauntleroy
Renteman
Marte i Borough Street
Marlborough- Street
Gemhanen
Conant
Offics
Mery Fauntleroy
Marty Stemsey
Heriets-atreer
Bane
Gerners Street
Plank
Mank
Goodchild
Benierssreet
Marsh and Co
Jol
Mr Goodchild
Mr Fauntleroy
Mak
Myr Croodchild
Deak
McCroadchild
Fountleray
Meg Tyson
Graham
Bognor
Stracey
Hume
Freshfield
Mastaud
Pliverdt
Dtraham
Traham
Marsh
Fresh6eld
Paul
Wiesholdtag
Tawp Express
Hosmer
Giem
Plankias
Prisetieca
Fia
Provincial intelligence from the Cork Chronicle report
A long, mixed Irish market page notes political and social turmoil. It covers a shooting of a guard, assaults, proposed public works, a flax cultivation committee, church activities, naval arrivals, anti petit corruption remarks, and localized disturbances in Cork, Ballyarrur, Roche’s Street, and Waterford with several arrests and a sinking sloop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jck
Walliam Pierry
Michmedinas
Georges Vicceng
Bea
Hiatk
Lin
Ballyarrur
Linia
Ballyleaie Parmike
Mouaiey
Cork
Thomas Crain
Micety
Cashel
Gyseher
North Strand
Bridge
Patrick Meaty
Racex
Patrick Taleloran
Roche's
Robert Wilmore
Filward Kiely
Keinondall
Eueaday
Friends
Thos, Browne
Dungarvan
Poorhead
Ringabella
Trelandd
United Kingdom
Limerick
Ireland
John Leslie Foster
Eulucauion
Tralee
Perhaal
Ange
Colonial Office
Earl of Chatham
Gibraltar
Presbyterian
Bene of
Hin Migesty
Markets Heavily Bid Wheat Declines Oats and Butter Rise
In a mixed market, wheat showed firm demand while oats fell and butter prices climbed. Reports cover several regions with price quotes for wheat, flour, oats, barley, beans, peas, and bacon, noting abundant foreign oats and heavy trade, with warnings of press deadlines and market dullness in places.
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Nia Cink
DrRhin
Ile Gea
Canton
Thing
Trom
Loxton St Pr
Renand
Harley
Penn
Trish
Dantziv
Resex
Buffolk
Freim
Antwerp
Harlingen
Mesterdam
London Corn Warned by Late Season Supply Dip
A choppy London market report notes limited wheat imports and dwindling supplies from Aarau to Matilay’s workers. Analysts flag cautious demand as harvest timing shifts and quality concerns persist amid a generally sluggish trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilay
Fragmented Conversation Reveals Marital Strife and Despair
A garbled dialogue from a table conversation shows a husband and wife quarreling over fatigue and speech in a tense exchange. The dialogue hints at monotony, heat, and emotional strain affecting their marriage, with interruptions and exclamations revealing mounting frustration.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hennent Pereenoaouen
Palace
Doncaster Racis
LiOh
Caldwell
Daxon
Giles
Jay
Irwin
Pewroh
Corhart
Ant O
Daxon Giles
Hammerton’s
Neytnne
Gridwellis Mary Anne
Crewgt'e Mulieswy
Provincia Intellige
Trieh Moving Company
Messrs Paliver and
Magan
Chamber of Coamimerese
Micrerars
William Flinn
Mer Watson's
Poling
Puraday
Tait
Argrand
Canine
Owo Rae
Vier Neel
Waterford
Tieaday
Wernesdaw
Tiere
Mainter
Bktaduernia
Duncannon
Ane
Wilbret
Wotheldoon Menecav
Palbaracaeret
David Ale
Ales
Hotes
WieRey
Lani Sachs
Wester
Eesti
Ted Cad
Gian Bay Abhetys
Chun Masimucs
le Choy
da Be Berg
Ben Friely
Phos
Meatyaty Hi Bain
Husband
Imarriel
Kasai
Bert i
Trevornier
Ek Cosas Sree
Danist
Bebo Mont
Dees Meni
Joba Viet
Douay
Augustine
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