Staff College Examination General Order Recruiting Names Omitted
General Order from Jesse Guards S W dated Nov 17 18H publishes results of a recent examination for admission to State College under Military Education. Names of candidates are omitted. index numbers and marks indicate who is recommended for admission. Adjutant General James Yorke Scarlett directs issuance of this order for authority and next steps.
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Jesse Guards
S.W
Conseil of Military Education
Army
Theneost
Naval Appointments and Admiral Brine Death Notice
Naval appointments list officers and posts across ships and stations in the Pacific, Greenwich and other ports, noting promotions and retirements, followed by the death of Admiral George Brine in Richmond Surrey and his long naval career from 1787 to 1853 with commands in the Channel Cape of Good Hope and Baltic. The piece also covers retirements, ship repairs, and musketry instruction updates in the army with unit by unit performance data.
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Thoms Edward Smith
Bagehowte
Pacific
Xargeous
William Robert Bennett
Greenwich Hospital
Duke of Wellington
Thorn
Henry Normin Maclaurin
Marlborough
John W. Strachey
Czary
Adwinal
George Paine
George Brine
Richmond
Surrey
Wie Hui Reauvber
Navy
Channel
Cape of
Goo
Hope
Isle of France
Rio de la Hata
Guernsey
Plymouth
Mediterranean
Baltic
Sheldrake
Niz
North Sea
Downs
St. Helena
WH. T. TR. Collier
George Brive
Collitt
Belloise
Ferrol
Brilliant
Gulpe
Vigo Bay
George Iit
Sables d’Olonne
la Rejoute
Java
Asll
Dinéras Hospital
Nore
Falmouth
Cork
Murthe
Cape of Good Hope
Duke of Someratt
Portsmouth
Samuel H. Ferdéracn
Wiurer
A. A. Corbrane
Ferret
Mansel
Portsmouth Harbour
Screw
Devonport
China Station
Enchantress
Admiralty
Joan E. Petlay
Thames
Jason
Edward P. B. von Donop
West Indies
C. SL Fremantle
Willng
Sharpaloater
Claverine
South America
Keyham
Espoir
Umander Peile
Africa
Chatham
E. J. Reed
Europe
Cornel H. Vesey
Thelsv
Royal Artillery
Talbot
Cape of Galll Hops
Jones
Woolwich
Dover
Rideout
Gibraltar
Wooolwich
Charles Hay
Hythe
Fleetwood
1St Dragoon Guards
13Th Hussars
Grenadier Guards
Division of Guards
49Th Foot
Cjour Serjeant
H. Farncombe
Brigile
D. Connors
Jeral Tiay
Tythe
Vis
Truse
Serjeants Instructors and Malta Naval Movements
The text notes 732 trainees at the serjeants course with 327 earning certificates, a 45 percent rate and a 14 percent rise from last year, alongside reduced volunteer attendance due to already trained instructors. It also lists Mediterranean squadron dispositions, ships at Malta and other stations, and movements including the Trident, Firefly, Don Juan Austria, and other vessels with patrols and routes among Malta, Corfu, Smyrna, and Beyrout.
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Viet Thia
Thrir
Malta
Trident
Patran
Bernee
R.N
Armatrong
Iln
Sicily
Miterranean
Alop
Distatel
Schoner
Abt
Gibraltar
Smart
Hi- Terni
Austin
Meanee
Royal Oak
Resistance
Pelican
Wizard
Doxer
Growler
Axer
Elearty
Valermo
Revenge
Tunis
Orlando
Racer
Yrin
Marseilles
Psyche
Corfu
Hydra
Pirens
Wanderer
Smyrna
Candia
Constantinople
Beyrout
Phiebe
Chanticleer
Surprise
Cossack
Danube
Weser
Cockatrice
Procris
Redpole
Conmandera Forster and Searlyd
Don Juan
Austria
Locorny
Elizabetta
Zaccaria
Algiers
Porlo
Aidriatic
The Gallows Tree and Moral Debate in Poetry
A poem from November 14 critiques the gallows tree as a symbol of state brutality and religious hypocrisy. It questions authorities who guard capital punishment with sacred rhetoric while condemning life’s sanctity. The piece contrasts church and State, ending with a call to topple the old tree.
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Villany
Patent list and stock allotment details from London era
A dense item list records patent applications at the Great Seal Patent Office including names like E J Harrivon varriage, J Doulge metal blanks, H K Harris, J P Thompson cigars, F Gilbert tools, Yates steel manufacture and generating gases, and many others. It also notes London and North Western stock allotment of about 1.3 million pounds at par to proprietors on the 19th instant with full payment by January 3, 1865. Additional items cover hospitals, cocoa promotion, and homeopathic notes by Epps, Hassall, and suppliers, with a general ad section for cocoa and household products.
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Great Seal Patent Office
isGt
Ats
E. J. Uarrivon
J. Doulge
H. K. Harris
J. P. Thompson
F. &. Gilbert
F. L. Baumens
F. Yates
Yates
A. Gwynne
J. Fraser
Es Vans
Boots
R. A. Bowley
T. Bowley
W. Doulton
Motite Power
T. N. Kirkhamy
W. P. Enson
H. Brook
E. J. Sullivan
J. R. Crompton
TD. Elis
M. Hillas
M. J. Roberts
J.D. Young
A.E. Stowmeaux
L. D
F. J. Rickés
Drncan
Thrift
D. Cullen
G. Simpson
E. C. Shepard
Pield
Harding
E. Thomas
Gnos &c
Messrs. Davies and Hunt
Serle-street
Lincoln's-i -Inn
London
Woc
Loxpon
North-Western Ramway
London and North-Western Company
Murrorouitan
Haspital
J. Epps
Homieeopathic
Eppa
Dr. Hassall
Patent dispute over red and purple dye process in 1860s
LAW INTELLIGENCE reports the appeal in Simpson v Holliday over Medlock arsenic acid dye patent for converting aniline to magenta. It covers novelty, sufficiency, utility, and infringement claims with expert testimony. Vice Chancellor upholds validity, case to proceed to new trial.
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Renard Freres
Gesber Keller
Lauth
de Pouilly
England
Medlock
Medinck
Nicholson
Messrs. Dé Laire and
Girard
Holliday
Huddersfield
Wisag
Dru
Hoffman
W. A. Miller
A. S. Taylor
Letheby
Odling
Frankland
Abel
Dugald Campbell
Fitzroy Kelly
Q.C
Grove
Hugh Garing
Giffard
Bovill
Drewry
J. A. Russe
Mr. Chester
Mr. Rolt
Mr. Hindmarsh
Mr. Bevis
J. E. F. Day
Messrs. Routh
Rowden
Stacy
Contested voting rights and adultery trial unfold in courts
The report details multiple legal proceedings including an Oxford county vote appeal over freehold rights of parish clerks and cow commons, a Taunton rate dispute disqualifying voters for nonpayment, and the Codrington divorce case with Admiral Codrington denying adultery claims as Miss Faithful’s testimony is scrutinized.
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Hannen
Field
Rowerts
Drewett
Oxford
Maston
Charity Commissioners
Hell
Tannen
Rew
Baker
Locke
Taunton
Drideaux
Adjudication in Bankruptcy Against James Hall of Kensington
Gankruptcy court adjudicated bankruptcy against James Hall of Eastbourne House Kensington. Hall was heavily involved in building operations and owed a large sum to a single creditor reported as SS 8017. Mr Bagley appeared for the adjudication and Mr Lawrence spoke for Hall.
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Restistrar Purys
James Hall
Eastbourne House
Kensington
Hall
Ir. Bagley
Lawrence
Mir
Hull
Printer Entanglement in Court Over Unpaid Wages
In Sheriffs' Court on November 17 before Commissioner Symes Waterlow and Portant Cash, an action to recover wages for work performed is heard against a well known printer. The plaintiff claims damages for work done but not fully paid, alleging he was employed on a job and left after partial payment. The case centers on the amount still due and the defendant’s obligation.
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Megan
Goth
Ted
Wyne Oliver
Anges
Mi Joenty
Staff
John Stysnt
Buand
Daniel
Hardy
Dickinson
T. Smith
Jones
Mr. Bacot
J. T. Humphry
Malins
Greene
3. B. Swan
Simpson
South Staffordshire Waterworks
T. Greene
F. O. Haynes
Malina
Speed
Stafford
Lichfield
Kindersley
Court OF Queen's Bench
Banco
CocxauRy
Crompton
Mellor
Suee
Aberavon
Scie
Borough of
Privy Council
Crown
Mr. Lush
D.D
Mr. Prentice
Bovill
Q.C
Giffard
Parson
Bagnall
Mellisle
Bullar
Lord Derby
University of Oxford
Oxford Street
University of Cambridge
Oxford
Tici
Henry VIII
Elizabeth
Mellish
Kenderick
Court OF Common Pleas
Buneo
Justie Erle
Bylea
Keatina
Podmore Ve Schmitt
Justice Willes
Guildhall
Lin
Rochford
Schmitt
Pearce
Nuckford
Schuitt
Roberts
Appellant
Pencivat
Lori Burlegh’s Hospital
St. Martin's
Stamford
Jiarang Northamptonshire
SYMES
Redser
Pressean
Aint Sturionera
Daintil
Plaintiff non suited for leaving job without notice
Mr Leaver argued the plaintiff broke the contract by leaving without two weeks notice. Mrs Honour claimed the notice was required. His Honour ruled the contract required two weeks notice, and since the master found fault with the plaintiff’s discharge he nonsuited the plaintiff.
Longtime London official Goodman resigns as chief clerk
Police intelligence notes Goodman resigns after over two decades as chief clerk of the City of London and Southwark court. Aldermen approve full salary to Christmas and grant a pension of 700 pounds yearly. G C Oke to assume vacant chief clerk post. Also, Unity Bank secretary Thomas Burch and manager Joseph Wakefeld Yerry, charged with conspiring to defraud, are granted bail with two sureties. Baron De Possier files a plea to the court for the poor box.
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Mansion House
Goodman
London
Southwark
Francis Hobler
Lodd Mayor's Court
Old Bailey
John Clark
Arraizoy
Court of Aldermen
G.C. Oke
Urry Banke
Thomas Burch
Unity Bank
Joseph Wakefeld Yerry
Charles Henry Hodgson
Savage Gardens
James Sanders
Stumbrook-court
Basinghall Street
Erry
Last Words of Muller and Praise for German Protection Society
A letter to the editor relays Muller’s final confession moments before execution after intense questioning. Dr Louis Garret, pastor, details Muller's steadfast denial then confession, praising the German Protection Society and editor for saving him. The excerpt also advertises The Autographic Mirror volume amid notes on finances and public discourse.
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Muller
Lam Innocent
Gott Weiss
Gethan
Tegn] Protection Society
Louis Garret
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James Yorke Scarlett
Naval and Military Intelligence
Mining Intelligence
East Carn Brea
Marke Valley
Clifford Amalgamated
Creat Laxey
East Wheal Grenville
East Carnllan
East Lovell
South Lovell
North Shepherds
Carn Camborne
East Dasset
Diast
Stock Exchange
North Downs
Wert Seton
East del Rey
General
Montes Aurens
Port Phillip
United Mexican
Yudauamiutaua
LAW Intelligence
J. B. Wane
Sperial
Codrington
Anderson
Admiral Codrington
Devill
Serjeant Bolantine
Dr. Spirks
Queen’s Advocate
Thaking
Mr. Inderwick
Mr. Price
Dr. Swahey
Few
Hawking
Admiral Codrineton
Murry
Miss Faithful
Watson
Malta Dockyard
Hook
Colonel Anderson
Price
Rowe
Galway
Misa
Herag
Anil
Gankruptcy Court
Sheripefs
Leaver
Honour
Equity
Molger
Actocramic Mirror
Osies
Burleigh-street
Strand
Theutograjnric Mirror
Charles I
Louis Philippe
Sydney Smith
Mr. Disraeli
Hugh Rose
Dickens
Thackeray
D’orgay
Macready
Great Opera Company
Sir Philip Sidney
George Washington
Nelson
Nesselrode
T. Coleridge
Charles Kenn
John Leech
the Iron Duke
Lord Clyde
Thiers
Byron
Gibbon
Fenimore Cooper
James I
Wim. Pitt
C. J. Fox
Garibaldi
Walter Scott
Christopher North
Humboldt
Lake
Shakespeare
Queen Elizabeth
Gen Jonson
George Ini
Buckstone
Compton
Canning
Melbourne
Palmerston
Win
Wilberforce
Cobbett
Chas. Mathews
Elder
Adam Smith
Jefferson Davis
Benjamin
Memminger
Mallory
Lee
Stuart
Stonewall Jackson
Captain Semmes
Abe Lincoln
Seward
Charles Francis Adams
Wedgewood
Maria Edgeworth
Victor Huge
Macaulay
Lansdowne
Stratford de Redcliffe
Harriet Martineau
J. Brewster
Vincent Brooks
Magna
Ti Crry Converstros
City of London
Alderman Wilson
Rievan
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