Army promotions and retirements in the line
The Gazette lists numerous officer appointments by purchase and half pay retirements across regiments from Coldstream Guards to 96th Foot, naming officers such as V. Dawson Rausell Aitchison Glover Mooroom Berkeley and others, with August dates and related transfers including captains lieutenants and ensigns. Also noted are law notices on bankruptcies and dividends and sugar price data for August 1837.
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War Office
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards
V. Dawson
Purchase
Aiso Rausell
Scots Fusilier Guarda
J. Aitchison
D. Mercer
W. H. Scott
Aitchison
J. O. Glover
Foot
C. D. Caboro
Berkeley
Funker Guarda
12Th
E. Walhouse
Bayley
T. A. Geyo
Walhouse
Ugust
D. M.phee
H Foot
B.C. Yelverton
I. L. P. Moore
Stewart
W. Postlethwaite
Macdonnell
F. E. Sorrell
Faulconer
W. S. Durie
6Th Foot
Bowles
F. W. Bowles
Duke
31St Foot
Quean
East Indies
Sir J. Dickson
K.C.B
W. M.caskill
E. Robertson
F. Roberts
12Th Foot
C. Beale
Freehold Estate Auction At Shepherds Bush Property
An auction of The Eynham Farm Shepherds Bush is announced by George Robins for August 39 in seventeen lots. The sale includes over one hundred acres of brick earth land near the Birmingham Bristol and Thames Junction Railway with prime views and potential for residential development. Officials outline terms and preliminary particulars available at solicitors and the Auction Mart.
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George Whitehead
Barbiconbe
South Devon
Babbicombe
Bay OF Naples
Mears
Atkins
Torquay
New London Inn
Exeter
Auction Mart
George Robins
Covent Ganicn
Devon
Sandwell
Totnes
London
Turrsvar
Devisee
John Rowe Bennett
Harborne
Uuda
Bere
Smithfeld-market
Randwell
Bath
Ivybridge
Plymouth
Elfordleigh
M.P
King Woods
Tywespar
Elpordleigh
William Langmead
Kent
Canterbury
Rhodes Court
Wanley Sawbridge
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Liu
Messrs
Tansell
Fountain
Baron Terehan
Bell
Maidstone
Lion
Ospringe
Solicus Rae Uiaalesh
Ashford of Mears
Simpnon
Cobb
Robins
Sme Nares
Covent-garien
Shepherd's Bush
Birmingham, Bristol, and
Thames Junction
Waynesuar
Thames Junction Railway
Eynham Farm
Kensington
Northamptonshire
England
Wormholt Scrvers
County OF Middlesex
Hammermaith
Mesars
Roy, Blunt, Duncan
Johnston
Solicitors
Liverpool-street
City
Corcat-garden
Tullowbridge
Tyrcullen
Bride
Youghall
Waterford
Glenmore
Cookshell
Araglin
Glencairn Abbey
Fort William
Cathedral
Castle OP Lismore
Elysium
Glen More
W. BH. Cowley
Lower Gardiner-street
Dublin
Morrison’s
Exchange
Alan
Belfast
Cork
Limerick
W.c.jackson
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Court of Chancery hears on widow’s jointure claim
The court ruled that a widow cannot renounce her jointure while married and that she remains entitled to jointure arrears, despite a coverture consent. The discussion extended to a bankruptcy compromise in In re Crangmras and a bill for specific performance of a railway purchase contract affecting land adjacent to the proposed line.
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Pe Franks
Lesath
Wizard
Lincoln’s Sanfields
House of Commons
H. G. Ward
P. Hardwicke
Ward
Rawcroft
Harrison
Lesseu
Visard
Pacer Sinieg
Mr. Pemberton
Anderson
Mr. Tinney
Wouth
Marquis of Townshend
Bishop of Norwich
Parker
Pemberton
Rolla
Assize Intelligence Home Circuit Case on Goree Voyage
In a special jury trial before Lord Chief Justice Denman the case centers on a merchant's 1835 voyage for the African trade. A supercargo defied orders by sailing to St Marys River, pursuing native amusements, delaying sale of goods, and incurring heavy costs. A bill drawn on London led to losses that prompted the action on the bond signed by father and son, with defense claiming interposition by a guarantor. The lengthy depositions and testimony detail the expedition, delays, and disputed payments.
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Croyroos
Ata
Denman
Banno Henson
Hepson
Messrs
Thesiger, Platt
Channell
Leigh Andrews
Peacock
Chapnell
Thesiger
Goree
London
Sambia
St. Marys River
Africa
St. Mary’s
Tama Yang
Macartory Island
Hudson
Pitman
Brown
Father
Baron Garney
Pitcnan
Poor Rate Case for Wood of Fenchurch Street
Elderly shopkeeper John b Wood, famed for stuffed birds at No 161 Fenchurch Street, is summoned for 1 10s in poor rates. Neighbors and parish officers testify hardship and reluctance to press the demand, urging humane handling under the New Poor Law. The mayor notes distress, while peers recount past reversals of fortune and failed businesses. A separate report mentions Hyde charged with stealing a mat from doorway floors.
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Pook
John B Wood
Fenchurch-street
Shillcock
Newman
St. Diunus Backchurch
Hubler
Wood
Justice Room
Nantoan Apotheca
Philpot Lane
Hogend
Marlborough Street Embezzlement Charge and Chimney Sweep Case
Fanny Collins faced a magistrate over embezzlement accusations from her mistress Mrs. Bradsley, with a separate claim involving five sheets. The court discharged her due to lack of evidence on the money issue. A chimney sweeps case against Bonzer for apprentice abuse was adjourned. testimonies featured social banter and later the magistrates dismissed with a caution.
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Marlborough Street
Fanny Collins
Bradsley
Dyer
Isaacs
Bonzer
Chambers
Marylebone
Bill
Mr. Chambers
Mister Wallace
Marylebone Committal for Defrauding with False Checks
At Marylebone a young man linked to false checks drawn on the London and Westminster Bank faced committal for trial after no new testimony fixed him to other staged frauds. The case centers on a linen draper at 158 Oxford Street from whom £1 15s 0d was obtained by false representations.
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Marylebone
Storious Creces
Styles
Jones Styles
Peice
Thomas Albrook
London and Westminster Bank
Messrs. Sautt and Hopkins
Bloome
Oxford Street
Holbrook
Fitzpatrick
Queen to Visit Royart Military Asylum Grounds
Rumor says the Queen plans a royal inspection of Royart Military Asylum. She will review the inmates in the park with her suite and officers as officers prepare honors. A new anthem for the occasion will be played by the school band as rehearsals continue ahead of the event.
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