From The Gazette of April Last 1836 Barons and Appointments
Royal notices list appointments and honours including Dominick Browne Baron Cranworr Browne of Carna Browne Castle Galway and Castle MacGarrett Mayo. Sir John Franklin named Lieutenant Governor of Van Diemen's Land while James Hurtle Fisher becomes Resident Commissioner of Public Lands in South Australia. Additional naval and clerical appointments, bankruptcy notices for multiple trades, and official assignees named.
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Whitehall
Great Briiain
Ireland
Dominick Browne
Baron Cranworr and
Browne
Carma Browne
Vranmore
Galway
Castle MacGarrett
Mayo
Imperial Parliament Debates on Railways and Church Reform
In the Lords a flurry of petitions about railways and Sabbath observance unfolds. Lords Segrave and Malmesbury clash over Oxford–Cheltenham routes while presses call for committee inquiry into past railway approvals. A Pluralities Bill discussion centers on bishops powers, residence rules, and limits on benefices. clergy voices warn of harsh impact. Naval school questions arise as Portsmouth plans are debated. The session also touches Ireland's navigation bill and public pensions, with ministers defending economy measures and critics warning against monopoly and arbitrary royal pensions.
Musical boxes and tailored garments offered at London shops
Listings advertise powerful musical bones in wood cases priced at five to seven guineas, small boxes in tin or composition shell cases, and fashionably cut Gentleman’s Dress Coats and Waistcoats with various prices. Also notes on trousers, liveries, and a grade of Cotch Malt Whisky from Gray’s Inn Wine Establishment with price 21s per gallon or 4s per dozen.
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Thomas Benjamin Atkinson
Haker-street
Lleydsquare
Jeweller
Court of Bankruptcy
Mesars
Lawrance
Blenkarne
Bucklersbury
Lackington
Hesinghall Street
John Laidiag
George Turner
Cole-street
Trinity-square
Newington
Ome
Mayal
Piercy
Crown Square
Southwark
Cannay
Sambrook Court
Hasingball-street
Frederick Perkins
High-street
Newingth
Collins
Knight-Rider-street
Docton's Commons
Graham
John Carter
Newark-upon Trent
Nottinghamshire
Hosiel
Gilstrap’s Hotel
Newark Upon Trent
Austen and
Hobson
Raymond
Gray's Inn
Percy
Smith
Nottingham
Richard Rowlatt
King’s Head Inn
West Smithfield
Victualler
Clark
Broad Street
City of Sciaassionee
Abbott
Thonsss Youde
Woolwich, Victualler
Messrs
Harvey and Wood
Lincoln's Law-Felds
Amignee
Johnson
Basinghill Street
Samuel Chifney
Wooddites
Cambridge
Avery Stablekeeper
Dignam
Gerrard Street
Soho
Gue
Goldamid
Thomas Giles
Manchester
Packer
Commissioners’rooms
Hadfield
Sharpe and Son
Lancaster
Cavelje and Enfield
Southampton Buildings
London
Samuel Crockwell
Torquay
Devon
Exeter
Burfoot
King's Benchwalk
Inner Temple
Gidley
Kingdon
Escher
T. Cox
Albert’s
King William Street
London Bridge
Bank
J. A
Trade notices list various tradesmen and partnerships
A dated catalog lists dozens of tradesmen from wine merchants to linen drapers and merchants across England. It notes certificates and dissolutions of partnerships, including shipbuilders, brewers, printers, biscuit makers, and coal merchants. Scots sequestration details James Hornet at the Royal Exchange Coffeehouse in Edinburgh.
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T.G. Ramsay
S. Lancaster
Mark Lane
W. Hall
Square
Lower Thames Street
Packer
T J. Titer
Grey's
Inlane
A. Grant
Kensington
Fr. Mason
West Strand
G. Webb
J. Stewart
Threadneedle Street
J. Knott
W. Smith
J. Clarke
Duke Street
Southwark
W. D. Graham
Tate
Newcaste upon-Tyne
Parry and C. Herry
Oxford Street
Upholeterere
Wallley
J. Brooke
J. Halhley
Dewsbury
Yorkshire
G. Tunstall
Worcerer
Bep
G. Ryland
Birmingham
Walter
E. Emerson
Stella
Durham
Newcastle Upon Tyne
T. Hinde
Liverpool
H. ©. Hughes
Carnarvon
T. and
W. Jackson
B. Ezekiel
Siverton
Devonshire
A. Ravenscropt
Jon
Manchester
M. Loat
Nine Elms
Battersea
T Tucker
Shaldon
B. J. Wetherell
Gamotherley
J. Briddon
W. North
Kingston-upon-Hall
J. Heap
Ld Street
Whitebrad and Stracy
Coal werpLants
Gibson and Co
Stirling
Skinners
James Hornet
Lerth
Royal Exchange
Edinburgh
Speaker Opens Debate on Dublin Steam Navigation Bill
The speaker took the chair at four o clock as Sir MM Stuart moved an amendment to read the Dublin Steam Navigation Company Bill a third time six months hence. Mr E Tennent backed the amendment arguing that limited liability allows heavy raises and harms small speculators. He claimed steam packets need more protection than sailing vessels and questioned why extra favours should be given. The company has had 61 bills since 1828 and in 1833 raised 74 000 pounds for river Shannon improvements, but no account of expenditure is produced. He argued they should confine operations to the Shannon and not extend to British Channel ports, and that limited liability unfairly lets them compete with fully liable firms.
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Chulara
Treasury
Abkrnethy
Andrews
W.grimstone
Nelson-square
Blackfriars-road
Mary Roades
Market-place
Winslow
Bucks
John Hoades
R. Walker
A. M'Intyre
Golden Square
Listom
Eng
Marine Library
Ramsgate
Kent
Barberow
Jamaica
Mary-street
S Port
London
P. Saunderson
Harper-street
Leeds
MD. Plackwell
Tottenham-house
Tottenham
Middlesex
KE. Englefield
Park-street
Windsor
Matame PF
Lespis
George Smith
York-place
Kenrishtown
Chertsey
Surrey
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
King-street
Albion
Grimstone
Great Briwin
Dan G. Lobe
Havannah
W. Grimestone
G. Lobe
Cuba
America
Messrs. Pinto and Co
Isle of Cuba
Charles Barter
Angel-court
Throgmorton Street
Canscedon
Great Western Railway
Histol
Lord Gort
Lord Segrave
Cheltenham
Swindon
Inohabitatlo
Feani
Capt. Moorsom
Earl of Malmesbury
Segrave
Vesca
Marquis of Londerry
Durham
Hartlepool
Clarence
Earl
Malmesbury
Marquis of Salisbury
Marquis of Londonderry
Sheffield and
Rotherham
Marquis
Sunderland
Bishop
Hereford
Cheltenham and Gloucester
Armagh
Curd Hatherton
Marquis of Bute
Bark of Roden
Donegal
Letterkenny
Mayo
Shibbereen
Ireland
Lord Alnanley
Lord Duncannon
Earl of Haddington
OP AG Corporation
Marquis of Lansdowne
King's Bench
Naval School
Portsmouth
Seymour
Reine
Solchester
Earl of
Minto
George III
Henry VIII
Catheral
Glebe
Lord Ashburton
Archbishop of Canterbury
Ewart
O'Connell
Shannon
Henry Cass Saber
Lord Clements
Clyde
Dublin Steam Navigation Company
Roche
Wallace
Post-office
P. Thomson
C. Bruce
Labouchere
Dr. Bowring
Dublin
Lord Morpeth
G.f.youn
F. Egerton
Freshfield
Leicester
G. Lennox
Croydon
Brighton
John Rennie
Greenwich
Sussex
G. Leonor
Dundas
J. Reenie
J. Renaie
J. Barrell
D. W. Harvey
Lord Fastoor
Lord Stanley
Mr. O'Connell
Wson
Major Beandesk
Dora J. Russell
Mr. Scarlett
Paral
Mediterranean
Pachai
Tripoli
Buckingham
Mr. Rice
Goulburn
Rice
Hear
Tileeas
Harvey
Han
Felugtaal
Joni
Mic
Re Ono
Siabeinen
Exchequer
Boca
Rod
Trexson
Burke
Bown
Buiaily
Cambridge
His Majesty's
Dordee
Queen’s County
Althorp
Duke of Wellington
Sir MM. Stuart
E. Tennent
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the Rhine
Sunda
Boulogne
Dieppe
Margate
Charing-cross
Haymarket
Regent Circus
Lombardstreet
Charles Bessell
Sec
Belfast
Plymouth
Falmouth
William Fawcett
Brooks
John-street
Regcatchens
Piccadilly
Dublin Steam Company
St. Katharine’s Docks
W. J. Smith
Benzes
Shoreham
Casdy
Eddreaa
New Broad-street
Nion Bank OF Ireland
Capital
Loodon and
Westminster Bank
Lancashire
Lancaster Banking Company
Yorkshire District Bank
Wakefield Banking Company
Hull
Easter
East of England Bank
Great Yarmouth
Ipswich
Midland
Leicestershire Banking Company
Northamptonshire District Bank
Chesterfeld and
North Derbyshire
Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Banking Company
North OF England
North of England Joint Stock Bank
West OF England
Wilts and Dorset Banking Company
Scotland
National Bank of Scotland
Glasgow
Western Bank of Scotland
Dundee
Dundes Commercial Bank
Aberdeen
Abberdeen Banking Company
Edward Ellis and Company
Tandy and Company
Mountjoy-square South
Colebeck-street
Waterford
Richard Dawson
Sharebroker
Fork
Place
Kentish Town
Grimston
Decimnus Blackburn
Ula
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Lord Jars Townshend
Phipps Hornby
Office of Ordnance
Royal Regiment of Artillery
P. W. Lawlor
Spellen
W. Praser
Lawlor
P. R. Cocks
Praser
Abraham Horsfall
County of York
Gent
High Court of Chancery
P. Walker
Quicksct Row
Newroad
Imperial Parliament
Arnit
House OF Lords
Pension Society
the Duke of Sussex
the Marquis of Cambden
University of Cambridge
London Tavern
Earl Stanhope
Perma
Lord Dudi
Sheryf Lainsen
T. Bish
F. Buckingham
H. Caslon
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Cey C Stuart
M. P
Salomons _ Vincent Figgins
H. Hancock
L. Thompson
J. $. Hodson
High Holborn
Cleary Wheatley
Privy Purse
H. Wheatley
St. James's Palace
Decimus Woodhouse
Toodhouse
Urs
James Johnson
A. T. Uolroyd
S. Ashwell
R. Rowley
A. Middleton
C. Loudon
JD. Davies
J. Pereira
G. Pilcher
F. Salmon
F. Tyrrell
J. H. Curtis
C. Millard
King William-street
New London Bridge
Woodhouse
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