Northern and Eastern Railway Meeting and York extension plan
Notice announces half yearly meeting of Proprietors at City of London Tavern with key officers named. It outlines a public explanation of the London to Cambridge line powers, notes no authority to extend to York, and argues for keeping lines distinct while supporting eventual York completion, with Provisional Committee to pursue national benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orthern and Eastern Railway
Peurary West
City OF London
Bishopeston
John Marshall
Chines
John Bagshaw
Chas. Rowcruet
Lombard-Street
Northern and Eastern Railway
Northern and
Aastrrn Railway
London
Cambridge
York
Itelf
London and
Charles Rowc Soft
Horse and Carriage Registry opens in London
An agency at No 2 Duncannon street Strand near the Golden Cross announces a registry for horses and carriages for sale or hire. Buyers sellers and hirers may contact directly through George Brooks Eng secretary and staff with veterinary and inspection services and aWarranty deposit arrangement described with fees for entering descriptions and inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orse and Carriage Registry Company
Duncannon-street
Strand
Golden Cross
Ching Cra
George Brooks
D. Woodin
W. Remding
Asere
Elers
London
Duncannons'root
Charing-cross
Local Names Mentioned in Fragment Amid OCR Text
A partial OCR fragment lists individuals including John Henry, Anne Captain Faed, R Charles A Ferguson, Esq, T 8 Fyler, Faq Richard Green, Dixon Holtacs, Esq, Mas Teed, Esq, Pepabe Teel, EBay, with no clear event or context provided. The fragment reads as a roster or committee names in a legal or civic document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry
Anne
Faed
Charles A. Ferguson
Fyler
Richard Green
Dixon Holtacs
The Seizure of the Vixen A London Merchant Speaks
George Bell writes to British papers defending the seizure of the Vixen off Circassia. He claims Russian propaganda misrepresents legitimate trade, details motives behind blockade clashes, and asserts Britain must press for redress to protect Danube Circassia commerce. He argues Circassian ports offer British goods and that Russia seeks to curb them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lve
Ourdace
Frankfort Journal
Menos
Circassia
Constantinople
House of Commons
Hinck Sea
Kustia
Danube
Europe
Black Sea
Keown
England
Russia
Usu Fieid
Wur
Dhawo
Sam
Fenchurch-street
George Bell
Abolition requests and petitions in imperial parliament
The House of Lords debates petitions from Ireland and Britain on abolition of church rates and penalties for forgery, non residence reforms, and charity accounts. Lord Brougham introduces related bills, and passages cover the French compensation fund, public walks, and the Ballot petition from Worcester with member dissent. The address from the King is read, and various committees consider grand jury reforms, Scottish penal statutes and court appointments, with stopgap talks on late sittings and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Woodhouse
Court of Chancery
Ireland
Lord Brougham
Edinburgh
College of Maynooth
de Mand
Marquis of Lansdowne
Portsmouth
Marquis of Lansdowne O
Marquis of Conyngham
House of Commons
Pease
Durham
Mackinnon
D’aubeny
Tiabon
Buckingham
Pblic
Wynn
Wales
Army promotions and commissions in the Light Dragoons and Foot Guards
The War Office lists numerous officer promotions and exchanges across regiments including the 4th and 5th Light Dragoons, the Coldstream Guards, and the 13th and 16th Foot. Senior appointments include brigades, adjutants, and purchasing promotions, with changes in Yeomanry and militia ranks and a Major in the Army. Also noted is the certified sugar price averaged at thirty four shillings and one penny three farthings per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Office
4Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
J. Mileler
Sth Light Dragoons
Huband
T. Lloyd
Gordon
Sth
Regiment of Light Dragoons
G. J. Haband
4Th Light Dragoons
Muller
Cornet G. Brown
Arijupakette Reilly
S. Need
Earl of Russtyan
G.C.H
16Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
Cornel R. Downie
Kemp
H. D. Swetesham
Betis
Corn
Downie
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards
A. E. Paget Graves
Sth Regiment of Foot
Charles Baker Turner
Powell
J. Pringle
Purchase
Westenra
J. £. Weet
Pringle
E. Lavee
West
F Aldrich
St. Jaeger
Saferon P. Fraser
Erdliffe
W. H. Ander
Fraser
13Th Foot
W. A. Sinclair
Sewell
Gi. Wade
Fat West India Regiment
Ensipn
Sinclair
Foot
J. S. Atkinson
77Th Regiment of Foot
Vhce Loves
M.G. Nixon
Jones
54Th
F. Wells
Mandillon
H. Dyke
Wells
H. J. Warre
Royal Military College
W. M. Carew
Young
Herdmore
Carew
J. R. Lysaght
Euaigo
Birdmore
J. Tih Foot
R. Baillie
Royal Penny College
Atkinson
West India Regiment
A. W. Mackenzie
Wade
13Th Regiment of Foot
Susaia O'Hara
Wroughton
EB. Bruce
Fawle
E. Antrobus
Cornet
E. Bruce
Sussex
Royal Sussex Regiment of Militia
H. W. Freeland
Great Britain
Insolvency Declarations Span Multiple Trades in England
A long list of bankruptcy declarations covers numerous individuals across trades from silk manufacturers to victuallers, with creditors and official assignees named. Dates cluster February to March, detailing surrender and court entries at various Bankruptcy and Commissioners’ Rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon Rooms
Liverpool
J. Culbourne
Sturminster
Newton Castle
Dursetahire
Old Antelope
Poule
M. Retemeyer
Liverpoul
Atone
Clarendon-rooms
B. Hogg
Arnley
Yorkshire
J. Bush
N.C. Prideaux
Bristol
Scriventra
T. Taylor
Turley-street
J. Leader
Hungerford-street
F. Hutehiason
Hewarth Chemical Works
Durham
Epsom Ault
H. M. Rimmel and Co
J. Dauty
P. Taylor
Banbury
Oxfordshire
J. M. Sperling
Halsted
Escot
Alturneya-Atdaw
J. Wakin
R. Balshaw
Lith
Bolton
Lancashire
M. Rees and Co
Cardigan
Dicen Drapera
E. Stavely
W. Dudley
Nottingham
J. Squire Sod
R. Jeffrey
St. Marysaie
London
C. Neve
S. Misted
J. and
M. Cornell
Tharted
Essex
G. Harding
G. Pritchard
Chester
T. Bate and Co
Rugeley
Staffordshire
Leewers
J. Gandy
J. Richardson
Chesterfield
Drapera
G. Hitchcock and Co
Ladypate-street
Lagloo
Woolloo-Drapera
J. Stripling and Co
M. Fletcher
Burton-le- Moors
Tallow-Chambers
H. Strange
Bishopsgate-street
L. Woulf and
H. Jonas
Wapping Wail
Pottern
J. Allen and Co
Rye
Sussex
J. Wales
BE. Brodribb
Tra
John Burke
Golden Lane
St. Luke’s
Lake and Curtis
Basinghall-street
Lackingloo
Edward Bara
St. Helen’s-place
City
Court of Bankruptcy
Baxendale
Tatham
Upton
Johnson
Great Wincheaster-street
Whitware
Charles White
Willingale
Spain
Poose Feeder
Court of Pankeupicy
Carter and
Gregory
Lord Mayor's Court
Edwardes
Pancras-line
John Stafford
Haigh-Bar
Derby
Victualler
Commissioners’ Rooms
Manchester
Mesare
Clarke and Medcalf
Lincoln's Sun-fields
Higginbottom
Buckley Ashtoo-goder-Lynoe
William Boulter
Worcester
Unicorn Inn
Altororys
Meyers
Douglass and Cragg
Gray’s-inn
Messed
Jones and Smith
Ledbury
Alexander Fletcher
Redbridge
Southampton
Whwelve
Delphia Fon
Randall and Eldridge
Southamptoe
Makinson and Sanders
Elmcourt
Temple
Harry Pegg
Royal Hotel
Tunbridge Wells
Kent
Trehero and White
Leadenbull-street
Alsager
Abchurch Jane
William Medley
Arthur Ourry Medley
Aylesbury
Jones and Ward
John-street
Bedfort-row
Abbott
Joseph Hartley
Stickney
Lincolnshire
Virtualter
Peacockton
Boston
Messrs
Seal Mney Keightley
Parkin
Chancery-lang
Alesars
Walker and Sons
Spileby
Thomas Ladyman
Ope
Clarendon Rooma
Adiington
Faulkner
Follett
Bedford-row
Messie
Avisco and
Sop
Joseph Butcher
Birmingham
Dee's Royal Hotel
Attorocya
Badye
Fisher
Ludlow
Chapacerylane
Messra
Craduck
Naneatuo
Mr. Hebbert
Colemore-row
Charles Stoddart
Back-Chambers
Tokenhouse-yarsl
Money-Scrivener
Thompson and Hewett
Great James-street
Bedford-ruw
Gibson
Banjoghall-street
William de Burgh
Dimmock
Bood-court
Walbrook
Green
Abchurch- Lange
Julio Wilmot
Lenton
Milne
Morris
Crossley
William Iredale
Blyth
White Hart Inn
East Retford
Bell
Cartwright
Bantry
Horatio Rainesuuil
John Savage
Dukinfeld
Steam Beiter Makers
G.N. Alexander
Jalifus
Emmett
Newton
Richard Wilson
Altorpeys
Armstrong
Vanderholf
Jobn Janes Cole
Britton Street
Chelsea
Ale Brewer
Madox
Austin Friars
Pennell
George More
James Woolly
Basioghall Street
Megara, Fox and Meeke
Dusiogball Street
Goldsmid
Ironmonger-lane
William Splaine
Liver 1
Messis, Taylor, Turner, Sharpe, and Field
Lowndes
Johnson and Weatherall
Edward Carver
Nantwich
Cheshire
John Cram
Northfleet
Attorery
Toulmin
Old Jewry
James William Spradbrow
Newington
Sittingbourne
J. W
G. W. Collison
Quadrant
Linen-Drapers
T. Stephens
Chaxhill
Gloucesshire
Lower George Inn
Glouscester
W. MM. Clapp
Exeter
Ironmonger
George Ine
Eter
R. Hides
Sax
Private petitions and a bold army supply motion emerge
The Speaker took chairs at 3 45 pm and several petitions were presented by Sir E Witmer Mr Wisne and Major Bracelers for leave to bring in private bills. EWART prayed for leave to form an Apothecary Company in Liverpool while ST PANCRAS PAYING ACT and better lighting for St Pancras parish were sought. Colonel THOMPSON gave notice of a motion on army government. His aim is to deny supply until a remedy for what he calls unlawful conduct is found.
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Hume
Cariahes
Rt. Marinebone Court
Howe
Gill
Fryland
Wales
Home
St Marylebone
Asme
Vestry
Saint Marylebone
Vach
England
Alens
James Hego Greenwell
Court House
Oxford-street
Newcastle
Richard Day
Eay
Sturphen Lowrey
Eaq
Tournasibaon
Esq
Gibson
Kay
Bantens
Mesars
Ladbroke
Kingscote
Suthyrons
Amory and Cocs
Throgmarton Sheet
Thomas Brower
Feq
St. Swithin’s Jane
Factgan
Joseph Gibbe
Zey
Bucklerebury
Aucwirier
Scavetog
T. Marsh Nelson
Charlea Street
St. James's Square
Hamies Dowding
Old Broad Street
Blackwall
London
Nver Thames
Council of
Broad Street
Thomas Allsop
Tnu
Regent Street
Ridlay
Means
Kidsons
Sunderland
Bainbridge and Spurks
South Shields
Thomas Cardwell
Manchester
Henry Pox
Liverpool
Ritsdve
Leeds
Bungay
Waltham
Gainsborough
Gosport
Edinburgh
Menscher
Borthwick
Worcester
Robinson
Friends of the Ballot
Bis
Fr. Borthwick
R. Ferguson
Tyrone
Ireland
Sergeant Goulburn
Hall
Marylebone
Whalley
No. Robinson
J. Russell
Portugal
Hindley
John Russell
Shaw
J. Russel
Fast India Company
Bowring
Dumbarton
Committee OF Supply
House
Bernal
Goulburn
Dublin
National Association
Goolburn
Lont
General Association of Ireland
State of Ireland
Lord J. Russell
Municipal Corporations of
Br. Goulburn
Ford
Mr. Goulburn
Scotland
Lord Mulgrave
O’connell
Union
O'Connell
Viscount Morpeth
Foundling Hospital
Lucas
F. Fasnca
O'’Ratex
Botany Bay
Wilks
Charles II
Eas
Lords’ Ordinary
Court of Session
Court of Commission For Teinds
G. Clerk
Cutlar Fergusson
Court OF Exchequer
R. Stewart
Remembrancer
George Sinclair
Lord Advocate
F. Baring
Mr. Hume
Major Beauclerk
Treasury
Spring Rice
Baronet
Mwould
G. Sinclair
Henry Jarden
Pringle
Brotherton Rose
Prametsa
Legislative Assembly
E. Witmer
Wisne
Major Bracelers
Ewart
Apothecary
ST. Pancras
Sir S. Whalley
Alderman Wood
Lord Stacey
Cavenotsu
Thompson
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Ondon Colliers and Steam Shipping Wharf Company
Isle of Dogs
Blackwell Raiway
Limehouse Church
Oat Ren Ridley
Johan Stock
Q H. Stock
Mas Teed, Esq
Pepabe Teel
Ebay
Thomas Tegg
Onler
T. Cox Bavary's
Goldsmith and Watchmaker
Corphill
Switzerland
Alesbourne
Birmingham Advertizer
Tru. Sun
Viren
Bucharest
Frankfort
Wallachia
Forviga Office
Giaccttis
Neser
Levant
Adrianople
Turkey
Feren Olive
Anapa
Ghelerdjrk
SoukoumKoute
Tuasia
Llrail
Gotr
Pajers
Suejakale
Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords
the Gazette of
Joseph Johnstone
iLacombe
Somersetshire
Draper
Joseph Hudsoo
Thomas Bunker
White Lion
A Pashers
John Walker
James Walker