Notice on exchange of Company 8 Bonds and loans
The East India Company court directs holders seeking exchange of Company 8 Bonds under the 15th ultimo advertisement to apply at the Accounts Branch of the Secretary's Office. Fractions under 100 are cash settled. Also details on London Discount association, prospectuses, and share applications. Information includes offices at 72 King William Street and names W A Kentish and directors. The notice then lists life assurance policy bonuses and secure options from United Kingdom Life Assurance Company with officers and terms for securing Equitable policy bonuses and extended life insurance, with offices at Waterloo Place and Charlotte Row.
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India House
The
East India Company
James
Melville
Association
King Witham-street
W.A. Kentish
London Discount
United Kingdom Life Assurance Company
Waterloo-place
Pall-mall
London
Honotary Bshreednneere
Earl of
Errol
Earl of Courtowne
Earl Leven
Viscount Falkland
Viscount Bastnor
M. P
Janes Stuart
William Plasket
Equitable
Edward Boyd
Pall Mall
Edward Frederick Leeks
Charlotte Row
Baught
West India
Lisbon
Marsala
Victoria
Cape
George Henkey and Company
Gray's Inn
High Holborn
John Stevens
Bloomsbury
John Steves
Broad Street
Holborn
Oxford Street
Auction notices and sales at Hodgson and partners
A bundle of public sale notices from1837 lists Hodgson selling a large Bookseller stock at 192 Fleet Street with catalogues. other auctions include leasehold house in Bethnal Green and a Piccadilly sale of furniture and effects. Also notices on wines, foreign cognac, and an eyewear ad for Solomons amber spectacles with endorsements.
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R. Hodgson
Poets’ Gallery
Hho
Fleet Street
Monpar
Boyle
Jubban
Rome
Rapin
England
Duhcumt
Herefordshire
Kimes
London
Bolingbroke
Latham
Bentham
Ely Cathedral
Shakspeare
Hume
Piccadilly
Hodgson
N. Hailes
Bend-street
Tutrapay
Clark
St. Swithin's Jane
Fry
Fry and Loxley, Solicitors, $0, Cheapside
Mr. Hodgson
Military promotions and appointments in British Army and offices
Whitehall notes dated December 1837 list promotions by purchase and exchange across regiments including the 4th, 6th, 20th, 23rd, 42nd, 47th, 48th, 58th, 66th, 74th, and 95th Foot plus transfers from the Dragoon Guards. Also recording memoranda on Surgeon Hibbert’s rank restoration and ordnance officer appointments, with Lord Chancellor appointments for Masters Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery.
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War Office
4Th Regiment of Dragoon Guards
F. W. Arkwright
47Th Foot
Wodehouse
Regiment of Dragoon Guards
H. A. Jackson
W. Graham
4Th Regiment of Foot
R. H. Monypeony
Purchase
Fyans
H. H. Lake
Birch
H. M. Drummond
Stirling
R. Murray
Drummond
B. Wodehouse
4Th Dragoon Guards
M. King
Layer
J. H. B. Birch
Archase
Vivian
J. Campbell
Maitland
C. Edwards
Campbell
Joman
Edwards
2D Regiment of Life Guards
William Cowper Coles
Lord Chancellor appoints Frederic Wilkin gon junior Master
The Lord Chancellor, on December 9, appoints Frederic Wilkin gon the younger of Newcastle-under-Lyme, Gent, as a Master Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery.
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Whitehall
Frederic Wilkingon the Younger
Newcastle-under Lyme
Gent
High Court of Chancery
Lord Chancellor Appoints Master Extraordinary in Chancery
Whitehall December 11 The Lord Chancellor appoints George L Faithfull of Tring Hertford Gent to be a Master Extraordinary to the High Court of Chancery.
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Whitehall
Frederick Bowker
Winchester
Geo. L. Faithfull
Tring
County of Hertford
Gent
High Court of Chancery
Declarations of Insolvency and Dividends Notice
A list of insolvency declarations names numerous individuals and businesses with dates for surrender or meetings at the Court of Bankruptcy in London and other towns. It includes diversions for dividends, certificates, and partnerships dissolved, naming many firms, merchants, and trades across England.
Portarlington and City of London petitions discharged in Commons
The House met at noon and heard that electors for Portarlington and for the City of London who lodged petitions against returns had not entered the usual recognizances, so the petitions would be discharged. Debates on Slave Compensation and civil list expenditures followed, with calls for detailed returns and scrutiny of planters, apprentices, and ministerial salaries.
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Payne
William Mereweather Turner
Dudley
Portarlington
John Kelly
City OF London
John Sharman
Hume
Mitchells
Bhim
Finch
Berna
Boyd
Dublin
Baines
Aod
Tao
Aglioney
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Treasury
Mr. Baines
London
Hr. Hume
Chalmers
Grote
Exchequer
Mr. Hume
Lord Chamberlain
Lord Steward
Brighton
Captain Pechell
Servants of the Crown
Devonshire
Wiltshire
George the Fourth
Manchester
Birmingham
John Fielden
Ireland
Scotland
Poor Law Committee
Kilkenny
Duchess OF Kent
Goulburn
the Duchens
Kent
the Duches
Committee of Supply
Victoria
Princess Victoria
Sporting hunting appointments list with hound matches
A long list of hound meet dates and venues across England detailing hunts by name such as Her Majesty's Stag Hounds and The Atherstone Hounds with meets at various towns and villages including Winkfield Iver Heath Gopsall Sutton Park Birch Coppice Harrow Inn Wootton Warren Mitford Bridge Eatington Clifford Chamber Beaverley etc with times around ten eleven or a quarter to eleven and multiple other hunts including Sir Clifford Constable's Stag Hounds Mr Payne's Hounds Duke of Grafton's Hounds Sir Rowland Hill's Hounds Smythe Owen's Hounds Thomas Boughey's Hounds Ludlow Hounds Cheshire Hounds Brighton Harriers Brookside Harriers East Sussex Hounds Harefordshire Hounds Monmouthshire Hounds East Kent Harriers Thanet Harriers Norfolk Hounds Tickham Hounds Meynell's Hounds Marquis of Hastings Hounds Essex and Suffolk Hounds Cottesmore Hounds Earl Fitzwilliam's Hounds Sir Thomas Stanley's Hounds Fireheld Harriers Boroughbridge Harrier and Lord Portman's Hounds with meets noted at Beauchamp Grove Williams Bridge Whistley Wood Patcham Race Course Dyke Maresfield Wych Cross Barcombe Cross Firle Windmill Patcham etc and times commonly ten or a quarter to eleven.
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Her Majesty’s Stag
New Lodge
Winkfield
Iver Heath
Atherstone
Gopsall
Sutton Park
Birch Coppice
Harrow Inn
Warwickshire
Wootton Warren
Mitford Bridge
Eatington Village
Clifford Chamber
Cambridgeshire
Carton Gibbet
Sandy Warren
Sir Clifford Constable
Catwick Mill
Sproatley
Mr. Payne
Bridworth
Winwick Village
Swinford
Badley Wood
Duke of Grafton
Sir Thomas Boughey
Otherton
Loyates
Ludlow
Stannage
Bitterley Court
Cheshire
Beeston Castle
Cholmondeley Castle
Wilkesley Village
Barrbridge
Brighton
Brighton Harriers
Patcham
Brookside Harriers
Newmarket
Telscombe Tye
East Sussex Hounds
Maresfield
Wych Cross
Barcombe Cross
Firle Windmill
Harefordshire Hounds
Lynton
Harewood’s End
Monmouthshire
Southwell Arms
Skenfrith
Keene
Mlure
Denston Plumbers’ Arms
Stetchworth Park
East Kent Harriers
Ewell Street
Thanet Harriers
Gore Street
Norfolk Hounds
Ipswich Race Course
Cottesmore
Clipsham
Bisbrook
Barleythorpe
Earl Fitzwilliam
Heme Wood
Abbotts Ripton
Fitchmarch
Thomas Stanley
Hinderton
Kennel
Asbell Forest
Boroughbridge
Sharrow
Aldborough
Lord Portman
Stalbridge Park
Temple Coombe
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Edward Rogers Kett
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J. J. Bradshaw
C. F. Ballivant
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J. Lamonby
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D. Ramsden
Halifax
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