Royal Patents and Appointments From Whitehall
Whitehall August 1 1837 letters patent granted to George Farr of Munster as Governor and Captain of Windsor Castle and to the Earl of Munster as Constable and Lieutenant of Windsor Castle. William Sturges Bourne named Warden of the New Forest. August 7 1837 medical appointments listed. August 7 1837 conge d elire for Hereford Bishop elections and nomination of Thomas Musgrave. Knighthood granted to William Henry Rough Chief Justice of Ceylon Supreme Court.
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Armagh
Durham
Cheater
Bath
Wella
Norwich
Peterborough
Ely
Gloucester
Chichester
Worcester
Hereford
Asaph
Bangor
Llandaff
Calcutta
J. A. Murray
Scotland
R. C. Ferguson
M.P
Poulet Tomson
Edward Cust
K.C
Neary Smyth
John Tyre
Thomas B. Mash
Jobe Macdonald
Gem
J.B. Wildman
Chilbane Castle
Councilelap
Stoke Park
Surrey
Tynte
Sibthorp
Pechell
Grove Price
Matthias Attwood
Alderman Wood
Alderman Thompson
Charles Walter
Serjeant
Talfourd
Ludlow
Colchester
Benson
Burney
Birch Ra's
Miller Waeues
Rick Hear
James Tae
Whitehall
United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland
George Farr
Munster
Castle of Windsor
United Kingdom
George Earl of
Castle of
Windsor
William Sturges Bourne
New Forest
Southampton
Edward Grey
Thomas Musgrave
Devon
Great Titain
Ireland
William Henry Rough
Supreme Court
Ceylon
Thomas Clark
Dorer
Court of Bankruptcy
Messrs
Coote
Son
Ashbee
Austinmars
Belcher
James Standen
Liamandoat
Groavenor Street
Victualler
Garrard
Suffolkstreet
Pallmall
Fast
Pennell
Samuel Blake Berry
Greek Street
St. Ann
Sabo
Personer
Springall, Thompson
Fowell
Raymond Luildingy
Alsager
Mitchinlane
George Ogilvy
Kidderminster
Black Horse Lin
Hulme
Lorris
New Inn
Talbot
Thomas M'Cann
Keat Malvern
Worcestershire
Jabez Allies
Allies
Grane
Bedford-row
London
James Douglas
Birmingham
Draper
Radenhurst's New Royal Hotel
Messra
Batter
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Sale
Manchester
Colmore and Beall
Thomas Georgy Poston
Alderygate-street
Auctineer
Broughton
Haggs
Meyrick
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Vargaand
Copthall
Christopher Hill
Clarence Street
St. Luke's
Brewer
Court of Bankmptcy
Hembery
Bedford Street
Bedford Square
Cannan
Sambrookcourt
Basinghall Street
John Bamford
Abbot's Hromley
Staffordebin
Maltater
Mansell’s Crown Inn
Lichfield
Chaplin
Gray’s-innaquare
Glemuford
Sutfeld
Six Bells Inn
Bury St. Edmunds
Attorneya
Merara
Wayroanard Greene
Bury St. Frdmunds
Walter and Pemberton
Symonds Inn
Chancery Lane
John Clark
Spalding
LinenInshire
Peacock Inn
Bost
Mears
a'Weckett
Sympon
Lincoln's Lowfields
Mesers
Holloway
Kenrick
Harwood
Boston
Thomas Benlow
Cheltenham
Augustus
Yearnley’s
Howl
Shirreff
Lincoln's Two-Fields
Pack Weral
Leeda
David Scott
Fat
Justice Room
Holywell
Flint
Attorarys
Cox
Lincoln's Invields
Oldfield
Pendre
Flintshire
William Statters
John Stattern
Mellor
Lancashire
Town Hall
Preston
Adlington
Gregory
Faulkner
Follett
Bedford Row
Winstanley
Catterall
Charnley
John Evans
Beddgelert
Carnarvonshire
Ury
Sportsman
Carnarvon
Mr. Roberts
Lowe
Garey
Sweeting
Southampton Buildings
Bury St. Edmund's
Suffolk
Bellston to Birmingham to Hull Trades and Partnerships Notices
An OCR filled list records tradespeople and bidders across English towns with dates, venues, and occupations including boot makers hatters provision merchants drapers spirit merchants innkeepers and more. It also lists certificates and dissolutions of partnerships among merchants bankers brewers victuallers and other trades, naming many firms and individuals across Manchester London Gloucester Kingston upon Hull and other places.
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Bellston
Bury St. Edmund's
W. Warden
Birminghan
Radeohurets Royal Hotel
Birmingham
H. Elmer
Southampton
Starian
Southamptin
A. Marshall
Kingston Upon Hall
Wietualler
Kingston Hotel
Kingsuin upon-Hull
Lewis
Conn Elvit
Carmarthen
Draper
Wareham
Dorsetstire
Tancer
B. Bradley
J. M'Glure
Nanchester
H. Beanon
WH Jones
Aberystwith
G. Whitehouse
J. Whitehouse
Yorkshire
R. Hollis
W. Hollis
Board of Ordnance
J. Cowdery
F. Cowdery
Newport
E. Coward
C. Townend
Mancher
Fastian
Agar
A. Morgan
Maidstone
Salicitora
J. le Vocq and Co
St. Sebastian
H. Miller
A. A. Mieville
J. H. Barlow
Angelcourt
Phimgmorton-Street
City
Carburna-street
St. Marylebone
J.S. Paget
J. Alexander
Newcastle upon-Tyne
Belle Grove
B. Berry
H. Burton
Soho
Perfumera
A. Hector
A. Gertie
Liverpool
J. Dixon
K.varley
Kingston-upon- Hull
Grand race at Blackheath features Coombes and Campbell
A large Blackheath crowd watched aquatic matches as Coombes defeated Campbell in a long race from Westminster to the Red House. Wilson led Read and Harrison in earlier heats, with Read, Wilson, and Coombes among top finishers. Both rivals are described as small in stature yet improving quickly.
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Blackheath
Rowel
Robert Wilson
Thomas Read
Harrison
Perceval
Read
Wilson
Coomers
Campbell
Corloguhoun
Jones
Leander
Coombes
Kelly
George Campbell
Layton
Weo
Westminster Bridge
Chandler's
Power
Vauxhall Bridge
Red House
Combes
Steam Navigation of the Danube Expands to Constantinople
Regular steam boat service links Vienna and Constantinople via Danube ports with ships like the Furst Clemens Metternich and Ferdinand. Vessels operate between Pesth and Drenkowa, Skela Cladova, and Galacz, while new connections to Trebizond and Smyrna are planned. Plague in Turkey slows some traffic but voyageurs continue with quarantine at Alacz.
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Viteana
Constantinople
Trieste
Trebizond
Stumbul
Furst
Clemens Metternich
Trbizond
Ferdinand
Maria Dorothea
Galacz
Vienna
Danube
Pesth
Drenkowa
Skela
Cladova
Agin
Argo
Panonia
Salacz
Varia Dorothea
Prussia Births and Deaths Rise in 1836 Political Turmoil Noted
The Prussian Government releases a yearly statistical report. In 1836 Prussia comprising twenty five governments recorded 13,509,927 population, 4,076 deaths and 2,780 births per 100,000. Marriages numbered 125,391 with Oppela district leading at 8.47 per 100,000. Illegitimate births reached 38,162 from 550,622 births with one in fourteen illegitimate. Industry spans Westphalia and surrounding provinces while Rhine provinces show lively social life. France telegram notes M Martin's England arrival.
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Kingdom of
Prussia
Principality of
Neufchatel
Kingdom
Oppela
Breslau
Dantare
Potsdam
Berlin
Munster
Coblentz
Aix-la-Chapelle
Westphalia
Rhine
Germany
Serjeant Lefroy as an Unsparing House Speaker
A Metropolitan Magazine critique portrays Serjeant Lefroy of Dublin University as a tall pale figure with a fair complexion and sparse hair. It notes his robust tolerance for hostile audience behavior, his lengthy speeches of one to one and a half hours, and his unshakable sense of duty. The piece contrasts him with Mr Sackson and Mr Jackson, praising his steadiness, good temper, and Tory allegiance while denying popular oratory prowess. It also highlights reporters’ fascination with his speeches and his belief in eventual Reform Bill outcomes.
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Lala
Prout
Strand
London
West Bromwich
Blair
Mr.Cowell
Sam
Saml
Lloyd
Old Bell Inn
Spon Lane
Thomas Proat
United Kingdom
Sendeant Lefroy
Serjeant Lefroy
Dublin University
Sackson
Serjeant Jackson
Messher
Bandoa
Tam
Serjeant
Lefroy
House of Commons
Aagazine
FASHIONABLE SWINDLING IN PARIS JEWELLERY DEAL
A pair of well dressed young men and a strikingly attractive woman arrive at a leading Paris hotel. They buy a large set of diamonds from M. Ouizille, then polish with a visiting sister in law, but vanish after missing gems. Police arrest the swindlers Alwaan and Marx Levy and their wives, with many diamonds recovered and others still unclaimed.
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Paria
Metropolis
M. Ouizille
Quai Cunti
London
Paris
Earl
National Guards
Tuileries
Schodlers
Alwaan
Marx Levy
Algo
Comic Satires Across the Atlantic in 19th Century Papers
A fragmentary collage notes Americans sleeping in fatigue and satirical boasts of rival papers. It cites Hood’s Comic Annual remarking on sleep like a cathedral and a Detroit Spectator jab about grand alliances with China and Louis Philippe, plus a Bugalo Journal quip about a bag of wind.
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Atlantic
Rapid
Hood
Detroit Spectator
The
Spectator
Bugalo Journal
Committee Report on Rules for Orders of the Day in Parliament
A select committee reports that public business is hindered by inconsistent observance of the orders of the day. It recommends rigidly enforcing the rule that only specific orders may be amended on certain days, with exceptions for supply and ways and means, to restore regularity and dispatch.
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Western Railway
Guildhall
Broad Street
TRC
Cuaniamin Shaw
Roker? Bright
Gic
Pernea Pent Spp
Ftbe
Encyclopadia Metropolitana
London
Haldwin and Cradock
J. G
P. Rivington
J. Duncan
B. Fellowes
Lullaby and Co
KH. Hodgson
J. Dowding
G. Lawford
T. Laycock
J. Praser
M. Richardson
J. Bohn
T. Allman
Smedley
Committee of Supply
Nour
Ways and Means
Great Ag
House of Lords
House of Peers
House of Commons
Tag Speaker
Canada Press Favour Papineau Party in New York Paper
The New York Express prints articles in favor of the Papineau party, claimed by the New York Mercantile Advertiser to come from a Papineau insider. Vestel and Champlain sail from Halifax to Quebec with the 83d regiment aboard, with further reinforcements expected from the West Indies.
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Canada
New York Express
Papineau Party
New York Mercantile Advertiser
Papineau
Vestel
Champlain
Halifax
Quebec
83D Regiment
West Indies
United Service Gazette
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High Court of Chancery
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Elizabeth
C. AL Saunders
Thos. Usler
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Birmingham and Derby Junction Railway
Birmingham and Derby Junction Railway Company
Dee's Royal Hotel
Henry Smith
Waterloo-street
Act of Incorporation
Suich
North Midland Railway
County of York
We Railway
Bedene'e Baininga
Fark-Row
Lendson Iday
Srpiee Foto
Rotherham
Bawtry
York
Rotherhar
Greasbrough
Racwmareh
Ramapike
Hoston Roberts
Swinton
Wath-upon-Dearne
Wakefield
Warmfeld
Kirkthorpe
Warmfeldcum Heath
Walwa
Chevet
Sandal
Roystone
County of
Barnsley Canal
Norton
Barnsley
Barnsley and
Pontefract
Cudworth
Isle of
She Ofice
Chesterfield
County of Derby
Railway Ofice
Leeds
H. Patteson
Richard Tanner
Crownerect
Finsbury-square
Westminster
Great Britain
T. Cox
Carkill
Duke of
Beaufort
Rutland
Buccleuch
Devonshire
Sutherland
Lansden
Tavistock
Ailesbury
Blandford
Abercorn
Bart
Eldon
Mulgrave Lal
Minto
Errolee
Meantessbet
Darlington
Earl of
Leicester
Melbourne
Palmens
Howick
Viscowat
Ford Wich
Vent Torrington Yaemaat
Alford uEvant
Achesen
Lora Arundel
Ernest Brace
Hangedale
Cormman
Les Plunket
Dudsley’s and Rivington
Baldwin and Cradeod
P. Rivindon
Longman and Co
Jeffery and Son
Rooker and Co
J. M. Richardson
J. Booth
J. Rodwell
Sherwood and Co
Hamilton and Co
Whittaker and Co
Simpkin
the Gazette of
Aberdeen
Bandon
Commissioners of Supply
Landhelders
Dorchester
Eton
Fife
Forfar
Galashiela
Grateavaid
Great Yarmouth
Haddington
Kilmore
Kincanhine
Lawrencekirk
Linlithgow
Maidenbeld
Masselburgh
Newbury
Northumberland
Royal Burgh of
Queensferry
Ross
St. James's Palace
James N' Grigor
Henry Holland
Peter Mere Latham
Richard Bright
Neil Arnott
Benjamin Travers
Thomas Copeland
William Lawrence
Henry Earre
Hichard Blagden
Bet
Merriman
Kensington
Charles Damergue
Louis Durlacher
Squire
War Office
Grenadier Regiment of Poot Guards
Augustus Cox
Purchase
Beresford
Robert Peel Dawson
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards
John Premante
Francis Miles Milman
Charles Augustus Shawe
Fremantle
Arthur du Bourdieu
Shane
James Hope
du Bourdieu
Duncan Macdonell Chisholm
Stephen Rowley Conroy
Hope
Francu Hastings Russell
Conroy
William Henry Bacchus
Militia
Lewis Reden
King’s German Legion
James Clark
Henry Halford
G.C.H
William Frederic Chambers
K.C.H
Annrey P. Cooper
Benjamin C. Brodie
Robert Keate
John Phillips
John Nussey
Edward Duke Moore
Hoag
Charles Craddock
Sporting
France
M. Martin
England
Charivari
Select Committee