London Gazette Notice of Surrenders and Dividends
A London Gazette fragment lists individuals and businesses from Birmingham Liverpool Wisbech and elsewhere surrendering on various OG dates in November 1922. Names include Ann Selt C A Bedman W Holdery Ann Sall and others with addresses in Birmingham Liverpool Wisbech and Ledbury. It also notes dividends for W Beach Joseph Rock C H Stone J Beddoe and H Zurhorst and certificates for J Nutt F Wood and R Etches among wine merchants and traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Selt
C. A.bedman
Birmingham
Guildhall
London
W. Holdery
J. Gibson
J. Whitaker
Bread- Street
Liverpool
Thomas Lowe
Wisbech
Feof Ely
White Lion
Ann Sall
Shakespeare ‘Tavern
Enov
W. Beach
iNov
Joseph Rock
Plater
C. H. Stone
Brewer-strett
J. Beddoe
Ledbury
Hereford
Mercer
G. H. Zurhorst
Basinghall-street
W. Dennes
Wapping- Wall
Taylor
Rose Gaantep
J .J. Nutt
Leicester
F. Wodd
Barnsley
York
R. Etches
Leek
Stafford
Parliamentary Intelligence and Invasion Debate, Oct 11
A colonial petition against a contested Air county election was ordered for consideration on November 24. Sir Steele urged no private bill petitions after February 3. Mr. Hobart presented the supply committee report and motion for a royal grant. a committee of the whole was set for tomorrow. The Exchequer head read the invasion paragraph. Pitt moved to refer it to a committee and adjourned thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funtarron
Fullarton
Air
Steele
Hobart
Pitt
His
Windsor Levee and Royal Appointments Parade
This morning King will travel from Windsor to St James's for a Levee and Council, then the Convocation of the Clergy will present its Address in the Great Council Chamber. Reports mention political writers, theater moves, and society notices across London and notable figures amid palace and public events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
St. James’s
WilLow Gury
Carlton House
Francis Buaxe
Chelsea
Croft
Marvell Hall
Dacres
Winchester
Joan Munler
Gaysory Pace ‘Turner
W P
Marcravine
Priestley
America
Lacy Derpy
Worthing
Knightsbridge
Drury Lané
Cross
Raymond
Raymur
Murray
Annie Ham
Whho
Palmira
Covent Garden Theatre
Bath
Lansdown Hill
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Fox
Westminster
False Coinage Frauds Warned As Birmingham Plots Exposed
A long expose details counterfeit coin schemes from Birmingham metal mixing to stamping, plating, and casting base money. It explains flats, plated goods, plain goods, cast goods, and fig money, plus profits, methods, and a London rolling mill. Also reports Durham Quarter Sessions sentences and other crime notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
India
London
Seldrom
Newmarket Racing Meeting 1796 Sporting Intelligence
The report covers the Newmarket meeting of 1796 on Saturday October 8 with sweepstakes for three year olds, detailing entrants Lord Barlington Lord Grosvenor Mr Bullack and Lord Clermont among others, odds listed and results for races including spoils and two year old entries, noting notable performances and placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmarket
Erersq
Reorer
Acoghinéas'eathi
H.t
Lord Barlington
s.Eally-ho
Lord Grosveror
Sb.c
Mr. Bullack
Hanger
Lord Clermont
Pri
Mit Moore’s
Watson
Lewes News and Local Agriculture And Trials
LEWES OCT 10 The first regiment of Fencible cavalry under Colonel Villiers will march to winter quarters near London on the 28th. The East York Militia, encamped at Preston, will move to Brighton for winter stationing. Brighton may host 800 to 1,696 men. Our Sheep Fair drew buyers from distant regions. prices ranged. South Down ewes sent to Scotland last year thrived and lambed well. Petworth ploughing matches saw Mr Bisshopp and Mr Salter competing with oxen and horses, with Salter and Bisshopp each winning limits. Easterly county divisions trials showed theft and transportation sentences for Sarah Bitden and Francis Botting, and Sarah Botting, with other court proceedings. Reverend Mr Lord appealed for poor rates, and a referee will regulate parish taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villiers
Brighton
London
East York
Preston
Scotland
Petworth
Bisshopp
Westburton
Salter
Bifshopp
Thomas Indlaw
Sarah Bitden
Henry Weaver
Isheld
Francis Botting
Sarah
Botting
Slaugham
Lord
Nortaiar
Hodson
Westmelton
Prices and fairs report from Ludlow Barton Shrewsbury
A summary of late fairs notes lower cattle horse and pig prices at Ludlow, Barton, and Shrewsbury, with hops, butter, and cheese at varied highs. A Bristol expert touts wheat fumigation cure. Red Bank estate near Dumfries fetches higher rent. Henley fire destroys New Mills mill and drying house, with local resilience shown by residents and troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow Fair
Barton Fair
Gloucestershire
Shrewsbury
Baxer
Bristol
Bath and West of England Agricultural Society
Bath and Bristol
Red. Bank
Dumfries
Enear Guerre
Liverpool
Eviman
Glynd
Lewes
Henley-upon-Thames
Almait
Henley
16Th Regiment
Light Dragoons
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Fiéie Rue London Gazette
Ocreit
Parliamentary
House Or Commons
Durham
Edward Stexoe
Ann Emmerson
House of Correction
Thomas Litter
John’ Phipps
John Kyle
John Grey
Dorothy Wilberforce
Ann Harper
Robson
Ann Henderson
John Walker
Jof
Hedley
William Appleton
William Arrowsmith
James Atkinson
Pettet
Fzgg
Kent
Wannick
Maidistone
Basingstoke Canal
Doppagé
Kirby
Worcester Canal
William Swift
William Handy
Alexander Wilkie
Sandwich
Nore
Witterr
Westminster Abbey
Woolwich Reach
Messrs
Barttrkash
Wandsworth
Sis
Browz
Pall-Mall
Oppsite
King’s Place
Sporting Intelligence
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