Royal Household Appointments and Insolvency Notices
The notice lists appointments in Queen Victoria's household including Mistress of the Robes and Ladies of the Bedchamber, with several titled figures named. It also records an insolvency declaration for William Antonio Rocher and a series of bankrupts with scheduled surrender dates, creditors and attending attorneys across various cities.
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St. James's Palace
Duchess of Sutherland
Marchioneas of
Lansdowne
Marchioneas
Tavistock
Countess of
Charlemont
Countess of Mulgrave
Portman
Lyttleton
Barbas
Countess of Durham
Harriett Pitt
Margaret Dillon
Caroline Cocks
Misa Cavendish
Matilda Paget
Miss Murray
Miss Lister
Miss Spring Rice
Caroline Barrington
Harriet Clive
Charlotte Copies
Viscountess Porches
Mrs. Brand
Gardner
G. Campbell
Belchamber
Miss Davys
William Antonio Rocher
Broadwall
Surrey
Alexander Knox
Maddox-street
Hanover-equary
Court of Bankruptcy
Messrs, Cook and Sanders
New Inn
Ofigal Asignee
Turquand
Copthall Court
Henry Molyneux
Exeter
Draper
Atone
Messrs
Tilson
Messrs. Robinson and Co
Charterhouse Square
Grom
Abchurch Lane
Mahlon Broadbent
Saddleworth
Yorkshire
Woollen Clothier
Commissioners’ Rooms
Manchester
Milne
Commissioners
Adlington
Gregory
Faulkner
John Street
Bedford-row
Hoyle
Rotherham
James Esdaile
Oxford Street
Hatter
Mescre, Swain, Stevens, and Co
Old Jewry
Harding
King Street
John Harvey
Glastonbury
Somersetshire
Swan Inn
Wells
Follett
Cary and
Cross
Bristol
John Vesey
Old London Inn
Outrage at Mangotsfield Inquest on Brutal Crime
A coroner's inquest at the Horse Shoe Inn Downend into the death of Sophia Bissicks, aged 17, attributes fatal fever and brain inflammation to brutal assaults on July 31 by Isaac Wiltshire and others. The jury linked the death to the alleged assault and related intoxication at a Mangotsfield public house, with the case reported by Bath Urn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse Shoe Inn
Downend
Wen. J. Ellis
Sophia Bissicks
Mangotsfeld
Mangotsfield
Isaac Wiltshire
Collier
Isiere
Bath
EGHAM RACES LOSE EXPECTED ROYAL VISIT AND TOURNEY DRAMA
Foxham race meeting drew fewer spectators as anticipated royal attendance did not occur and poor weather reduced turnout. The program featured the Gold Cup Stakes for three year olds to five, Edgar winning by two lengths over Mus and Lucifer with a slow-paced finish. Willesden and Sepoy led in heats of the Sweepstakes, Sepoy won first heat, Willesden second heat, dead heat before Willesden walked over in third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxyham
King John’s
Aix
Lord Chesterfield
Edgar
Mr. Edwards
Crichton
Duke of Richmond
Mus
Robertson
Lucifer
Mas
Io Frost
G. Heathcote
Surrey
Mires
W. M.stanley
Willesden
Mr. Forth
Cavalier
Harrison
the Unknown
Mr. Bood
Emiling
Lesend
Aget Willesden
Desperate affray against Peckforton gang in Cheshire hills
A Chester Gazette report details a long running burglary ring based near Peckforton Hills in Cheshire. The gang, led by Thomas Hughes, terrorized farmers, stole livestock and goods, and used donkeys to transport loot across villages. Police, led by Superintendent Hill, with Inspector Haswell, arrested Richard Meredith and Sefton, while other gang members fled or resisted via a violent cottage confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feader
Pecktorton Hills
Cheshire
Comant
Peckforton
Tattorball
Hill
Pawely
Haswell
Ithel
Barnardgley
Tattenhall
Richard Meredith
Mill
Thomas Hughes
Harthill
Mr. Hill
Hueghes
Rourt
Mr. Hall
Allick
Ithell
Rullian
Stark
Hughes
Ned
Chester
Hail
Morong
Sefton
Dravn
Conduct of Whigs and Tories Correspondence with Durham and Buckingham
In late June Lord Durham returned from St Petersburgh to London. Buckingham urged Durham to use his influence with the Court to reexamine his claims, recalling his early role in presenting them to the House of Commons in 1824. A new copy of the letter was made, and the following is the resulting correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Durham
St. Petersburgh
London
Buckingham
House of Commons
From Lord Durham to Mr Buckingham
A long letter exchange between Duke of Durham and J S Buckingham dated July 1837 discusses suffering under government, interference doubts, and a plea for royal mercy. Buckingham appeals to the Queen for clemency on grounds of innocence and service in India, seeking mediation to end fourteen years of exile and loss of property for his innocent family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
England
House of Commons
Her Majesty
Home Department
Queen of
East India Company
Lord Hastings
William Bentinck
India
Commons
Board of Control
Buckingham
Letter from Lord Durham to Mr. Buckingham 1837
Cleveland row July 29 1837 Lord Durham writes that petitions must go to the Queen via the Home Secretary and that he cannot act as a channel for statements to her Majesty. He emphasizes constitutional procedure and his duties as the channel through which the Queen is advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Durham
Buckingham
Cleveland-row
Secretary of State
Home Department
Durham
Buckingham Letter Clears Ireland Imputation in 1837 Note
Mr Buckingham writes to Lord Durham from 35 St James's Street on July 31 1837 to assure his lordship he was unaware of any impropriety or irregularity as suggested. He denies knowledge of any irregular conduct and seeks to clarify his position in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of
Grafton
Manchester
Beaufort
Rowand
Buccleuch
Devonshire
Sutherland
Lanadon
Tavistock
Ailesbury
Blandford
Winchester
Aberesta
Earl of
Eldon
Harrowby
Mulgrave
Minto
Carnarvon
Errel
Mountcashel
Darlington
Kinnoul
Guilford
Earl of Scarboroug Earl of Oxford Earl of Thanet Earl of Athlone Bart Z
Roscommon
Earl Amherst
Earl of Leicester
Viscount Melbour
Viscount Palmers
Viscount Howick
Pordwic
Torringt
Viscount Alford
Viscount Achese
Viscount Cannin
Lord Arundel
Lord Ernest Bra
Redendale
Gord Hill
Planket
Lord Murray
Lord Bentinck
Lord Fitzroy
Lord Middleton
Lord Harhem
Lord Vernon
Lord Kinnaird
Lord Seymour
Lord Hartland
Lord Western
James Ceckle
Hense Hemburg
Cockle
New Ormand-street
Bedford
Row
London
MR. Buckingham
Lord Durham
St. James’s Street
Lord
Address to Her Majesty From Buckingham
A letter from J. Buckingham appeals to a lord to present an address to the queen. The writer apologizes for a mistaken belief in the peer’s power and sketches a voyage plan likely tied to seeking compensation and independence for his countrymen. He expresses gratitude and wishes for the lord’s happiness and honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. & Buckingham
The Duke of Sutherland Ploughing Match on Groundalow Farm
The annual Ploughing Match on Groundalow Farm two miles from Trentham Mansion drew 32 ploughs and spectators. The Duke and Duchess, with the Marquis of Stafford and other guests, inspected the furrows and awarded six prizes of one to three sovereigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Sutherland
Staffordshire
Groundalow Farm
Mr. Lewis
Trentham
Shropshire
Noo
Marquis of Stafford
Elizabeth
Eveline
Miss Morgan
Titteosor
Lewis
Dancalfe
Honnington Grange
Shakeshaft
Cold Hatton
Ford
Tibberton
Groundstow Farm
Trentham-hall
Wir
Barry
Stalue
Hailara
Disner
Stafordshire
Duke
Minton
Davenport
Mr. Hull
Stallington
Mackenzie
Stapfeld
Mitch
Messrs. Shakeshaft
Advertiser
Rail way fare fraud and ballot necessity noted
The York Courant cites a wager on riding without paying fares on the Warrington to London line with Harrow and Kensal Green incident. Proposes stricter ticket checks and full fare at purchase. Also discusses ballot necessity as Tory influence grows and a Ripon farmer fined for Liberal voting. Includes Ville de Lyon lightning strike account and various notes on Crocodile and panic effects on Potteries commerce and bread relief in Staffordshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granxp Junction
Warrington
Birmingham
Boxmoor
Harrow
Kensal Green
Toondon
Harrow Station
Balllot
Ripon
York Courant
Lieutenine
Ville de Lyon
Plymouth
Stoddal
Ville de Lyay
Wesdriten
Jand Fastine
Potteries
America
Burslem
Staffordshire Advertiser
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Office of Ordnance
Jagr. Arrack
Ordnance
Loudun
Hyde Park
Regent's Park
Buckingham Gate
Kensington
Board of Ordnance
R. Byham
St. John's Wood
St. George's
Tower
Wellington
Woalwich
Howebold Furniture
Root and Shormaker
Alction
Bullock
High Holborn
Monrow
Sarvavar
Chappell
Holborn
Dennett
Nunicy Heath
Clay Hill
Herts
Bull R. Bullock
Facespar
Bushey Heath
Clay-Hill
Stanmore
Are
Watford
Hoborn
R. Bullock
Mart
Bank of England
Firth
Smith Square
Westminser
Little Tafton Street
Edwards
Shuter
Wright and Son
Garraway
Cornhill
Henry Greenland
Wenanspar
Bell-green
Sydenham
Kent
Thomas Dean
Michaelmas
Siewers
Perry-street
Suthend
Blackheath
Dover Castle
Broadway
Deptford
Half Moon
Borough
Garraway's Coffee House
Sweet and Sutton
Basinghall Street
Blue Stile
Greenwich
General Steam Navigation Company
Hamburgh
Rotterdam
The
Rhine
Antwerp
the Rhine
Sancays
Ostend
Lombard-street
Charing, Area
Leadenhall-street
Regent Circus
Lombardstreet
Charles Bessell
Sec
Ondon and Brighton Railway Company
Brighton
Thomas Wood
London and Beighton Railway Company
Torth Midland Railway
County of York
Tix
North Midland Railway
Benson’s
Park Row
Leeds
Witeroon
Rotherbury
Bawitry
Tinsley
Brineworth
Sheffield and Rotherham
Masbrough Street
Kimberworth
York
Greasbrough Cama
Rawmarsh
Howton Roberts
Swinton
Isle of Wath-upon-Dearne
Wakefield
Poant
Warmfield
Kirkthorpe
Warnfeld-cum-Heath
Walton
Chevet
Sandal
Roystone
County of
Notton
Royatone
Barneley
Harngley and
Pontefract
Cudworth
Royetnne
Brld
Derby
Chesterfield
Erwan Burm
Byrder
Hi. Patteson
Ryan
Line-street Square
Yan
Sadon and
Ro Stephenson
Great Western Railway
Brunel
Eng
G. Stephenson
Manester
Balun
Bury
Hartley and Uarley
Jun
London and Croydon
Steph Gibla
Compan
Wilyer
T. Cox
Tox
Willian the Pourth
United
Kingdom of Great Britain
Indand
J. E.N. Moleswords
A.M
M * Col
Armagh
Cheater
Bath and Wells
Norwich
Peterborough
Ely
Gloucester
Chichester
Worcester
Hereford
Asaph
Bangor
Llandalf
Calcutta
J. A. Murray
Scotland
R. C. Ferguson
M.P
Poulett Thomson
Edward Cust
K.C.H
Fox Maule
Colonel Anson
Francis Bortett
Gerard Noel
Robert Grant
Henry Blake
Lamuel Fludger
Andrew Agnew
Robert Buxton
John Porkes
Philip B. V. Broke
K.C.R
Henry Smyth
John Tyrell
Thomas
John Macdonald
J.B. Wildman
Chilbans Castle
Delap
Stoke Park
Tynte
Sibthorp
Pechell
Grove Price
Matthias Attwood
Alderman Wool
Alderman Thompson
Charles Walker
Serjeant
Talfourd
Ludlow
Colchester
Benson
Burney
Birch
Miller
Counties
Witts
P. A. Lovell
Northing Haw
Royal Sherwood Ferretory
Nottinghamshire
Nilitia
H. Bentinck
Brrks
Berka
S. Forrest
Jobe Faxign
T. Ball
West
Tree
Soho
Tier
W. Jesse
W. T. Jease
Bourton
Dornetshire
C. R. Bury
Hulme
Lancashire
Drysalter
T. Virtue
Woodbridge
Sulfulk
Merchant
J. Barnett
Stourport
Wocestershire
Severn
Carrier
J. Rogers
Martley
Worcestershire
Woodgrits
W. A. N. Les
Walas
H. O. Cadney
Halifax
H. Beverly
S. Peasnall
Leamington-Priory
Warwickshire
S. Cartledge
Lincoln
J. Trenholm
H. J. Relworthy
Bast Stenhouse
K. Battley
South Shields
C. Eldridge
Hrighton
W. May
J. Rudman
W. Smett
W.L Watson
H. Phillips
Cardi
Glamorganshire
Smallaters
J. Brown
J. Coleman
Coventry
T. Wilkinson
W. 5
C. Moorhouse
J. Hoptins
M. Lamb
Sowerby
J. Turner
J. Dania
Rochaale
M Aspinall
T. Aspinall
J. Aspinall
Aubton
Macherfield
Cardif
Glamorganahire
R. Eaton
H. Knight Jon
W.strad
Swansea
P Oh. Nicholson
Nicholaon
Washapton
C. Eaton
Macclesfield
Kb. Hill
FP. Hill
Broken Wharf
Upper Thames Street
Wharfropers
J. Prichard
J. G. Trevitt
Black Bull Inn
Glasgow
Sporting
Egham
Chester Gazette
Sheffield
John Russell
Lord Glenelg
Bengal
Lord Denman
Lord John Russell
the Duke OF Sutherland
Agriculture