Appointment of Sheriffs and promotions in Britain and Ireland
From the London Gazette February 23, appointments named Sir Stephen Nath, Thomas Pardoe, John Williams as sheriffs for Dorset Salop and Merioneth, with amending roll for Charles Pole. Also promotions in various regiments, baronetcy granted to Thomas Lighton, and multiple militia and commission notices, alongside bankruptcy orders and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James's
Stephen Nath
Leweston
Dorset
John Calcraft
Rempston
Thomas Pardoe
Fairtree
Salep
John Williams
Merioneth
Bulkeley Hatchet the Younger
Tyym Y-Pwil
Southampton
Charles Poole
Woolverton
Charles Pole, Wolverton
Market and political notes from a distant era
A fragment from a 18th or 19th century newspaper details a mixed bag of clerical reorganizations, colonial notes on Canada and India, royal births and deaths, and stock market activity. It mentions bullion exports to the East Indies, a duchess delivering a daughter who dies, and various court cases. It references Montreal settlement, Peterborough diocese reforms, and imperial concerns over prices of provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kewygs
Raymontes
Hawkespury
India House
Gother
Dorsey
Exchange
Walford
Allen
Ball
Montreal
Canada
Sayta
Pontefa
Duke of Grarrow
Mry Ryder
Houfshodn
Dri Ladgann
Peterborough
Bothrin
Northaimpton
Rutland
Ache
Médethainsteda
Wolpher
The
Mércias
Abby
Peter
Hens
etty-Candis
Ja Chanter
Fervatitss
Eseperor
Cocamiffickers
Géobbia
Leorbruyas
Bohetimia
Imerelyea
Bourid
Abolithafererdl
Froysaecdnd
Lagu
Cate
France
Limailaras
Theatre review of Covent Garden pieces and Woopman opera
A detailed critique notes the Saturday stage of two favorites from the Frivea of Bacoye and Riva Camp Diparis titled the Woopman. It praises the music by Saitro and Mrs Pieltain on English stage debut while highlighting flaws in character Patty and certain duet and coach songs. The piece commends scenery, dresses, and Mr Parke and Mrs Marty for instrumental and vocal performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bare
Dubie
Woopman
Respea
Charateim
Plotjpar
M Anian
Mrs. Aes
Quick
Blanchard
Little Isaac
Marty
Tel-desrol
Aine
Patty
Pieltain
Fells
Williamfort
Archeks
Parliament session in Indemnity Bill report
The House resolved to sit as a whole and ordered the Indemnity Bill to be reported. In Scotland an appeal from the Court of Session re young voters at the late election was heard by two counsel for the appellants and for the respondent, adjourning to Monday for further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Latha Cates
Dolly
Iself
Lord Cathcart
William Morehead
Charles’ Edmonstone
Court of Session
Scotland
Voung
Earl Cornwalllis
Drake
Copenhagen
Witc
Great ‘Britain
Prussia
Holland
Steeve
Chichester
Haymarket Theatre
Peni
Stari
Bedbeen
RutLane
Pacer
Sm Pdgie Conte
India
Iofance
Berlin
Also Mentioned on This Page
London Gazette
Warrenar
Thomas Cooper
Henry Upon Thames
Oxford
High Court of Chancery
Dupin Castle
Thomas Lighton
Melville
County of
Dublin
Brecknock
George Hardinge
Abel Moyley
Glamorganshire
Cardiff
Breconhire
Brecon
Radnorthire
Moslay Apul
Brettegne
Berkshire
Ee Wyld
Speen
Berks
Gent
Orrice
Toth
Prince of Wales’s Own) Light Dragoons
Wm Churchill
Pittos Thomas Gooch
Royal
Aith Foot
Edward Raleigh
Wth Foot
Lord Dungarven
James Greaves
48Th
Royal Irish
Foot
Wm. Mourgue
Charles Grove
74Th Foot
Alan Bellingham
Wim. Calcraft
G6th Foot
James Burges
H Foot
Archibald Campbell
Dita
Thomas Irvin
Ditto
Robert Carden
Goth Foot
Richard Frizell
Alex
Boul
Ootya Aes Asq
Gor
65Th Foot
Edward Gayer
Wim. Hartley
CarTainso
Depengent
Robert Stewart
Brit Regment
George Sutherland
Sydney Scroggs
John Rossy
John Thomas
George Mackay
William Cosby
Roberte Gordon
Edward Dawson
Augustus Cameron
James Macdonald
Augustus Fitzgerald
cTobe Dieu Tanan
Fins Havilard Smith
Robert Maxwell
Fares Dewar
James Witlock
Taylor
John Trottey
Tiaac Gaften
Willian Raffell
Richard “Fackson
Oxford-street
Bather
Jackson
Red Lion-paffike
Red Lion
Guildhall
William Ambridge
Allen-street
Goswell” Fost
Clerkénwell
GarGeld
Beinghall
Ely Shaw
Rowe Bowman
Liverpool
King’ S Arms
Thomas Irelands Staples
May
Henry
Longport
Kent
Canterbury
Jett Brent
As Cathariness Victualler
Bitinghall
SeGb Cece Cama
Onilaw- Rect
Saffren-hill
Firey
Green
Gheerpool
Manchester
Rolaworthy
Daremouth
Devonshire
Bane
Ehress
An. Virebds
Deine of
Hlopseeper
Ats Tert
GuildRall
Thomason Pee Epee
Lala Braier
oinejaPthe
York
Veratrutt
Riese
Clever
Stant
John
Christopher Ak
Gov’ Oy
John Wits
Emu
Bae
Wheel Wright
Pat Guildhall
Theatre
Jhathis
Dyprey
Shoug
Freedom
Duvin
Herpeafang
Ades
Fredom
Fichbaow
Emily
AIR
Mr. Williamson
Killarnéys
Dow, &Ca
Walter Waring
Qures Fairlop
de Woodman
Bannister Wilfordy
Lidianss
O’donnel
Jounstone
Matti Medley
Wess
Huntire Polly
Parbka
Parliament
House OF Lords
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BexweaaRo
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