Military promotions and insolvency notices in True Sun Daily
A London Gazette excerpt lists exchanges and promotions across regiments dated February and May 1833, naming officers by name and regiment, with notes on adjutants and quartermasters. Followed by insolvency declarations and bankruptcies for multiple London and provincial firms and individuals, including stock brokers and tradesmen, with court dates and attorney references.
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T. A. Nixon
Royal Military College
Cuyler
H. P. Chamberlain
Purchase
Chatterton
85Th Regiment
26Th Foot
J. Piggott
Warebase
M'Latchie
J.D. G.tulloch
Piggott
J. M.daviell
Tulloch
W. Lyons
M.D
Ranken
Rifle Brigade
45Th Foot
O. N. Chatterton
3D Regiment
37Th Foot
W.T. Servantes
77Th Regiment
Merritt
38Th Foot
H. Close
Bullen
Wobinson
8Th Regiment
Buaign
Close
R. Spring
Coffin
Foot
J. Singleton
62D Regiment
Cramer
J. O’grady
62Dj Regiment
Bower
Jane
60Th Foot
C. F. Gregg
Stacpoole
G. T. Wyatt
Porches
Gregg
55Th Foot
J.P. Sheppard
Browne
H. Cramer
48Th Regiment
Singleton
G. J. Bower
O’grady
W. J. Mortitt
37Th Regiment
Servantes
T. Blewitt
Steele
R. Chalover
12Th Light Dragoons
Bayntun
96Th Foot
J. Telford
Graham
E. Bartley
Telford
W. A. Eyton
Barclay
R. Ranken
T. H. Ridgway
J. &. Hart
Ensign Fread
65Th Foot
Albert
Alfred
Robert Ponsonby Staples
London
John White
Kentish Town
George White
Highgate
Middlesex
Thomas Bromfield Ferrers
Lachlan John Macintosh
Throgmorton-street
Belcher
King's Arms Yard
Coleman Street
Gatty
Court of Bankruptcy
Atttorneys Messrs. M‘leod and Co
New London-street
Fenchurch-street
Groom
Abchurch-lane
James Cook
Ratcliff
Biscuit-Baker
Hhakruptcy
Lloyd
Bartlett’s Buildings
Holborn
Clark
Saint Swithin’s-lane
Lombard-street
John Satterfield Hassar
Liverpool
Clarendon Rooms
Thompson
Mesars
Ors and
Enfield
Southampton
Richard Hall
Nottingham
Black Boy Inn
Bowley
Johnson and Weatherall
Temple
William Henry King
Basingstoke
Crown Ton
Cole, Lamb
King’s Bench-Walk
Samuel Stokes
Clarendon Buildings
Taylor
Roscoe
Turner
Bedfordson
Lowndes and Robinson
Petition from Marylebone parish burdens by Scotch and Triad paupers
Lord Kenyon presented a petition from the inhabitants of Marylebone parish complaining of great expenses from the transmission of Scotch and Triad paupers and seeking relief. The Factories' Regulation Act Amendment Bill was read a second time. The house adjourned until half past three on Monday next.
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House OF Lords
Lord Kenyon
Marylebone
House of Commons crowded as MPs push for records
The Commons chamber overflowed with spectators and officials as business proceeded amid noise. Colonel Evans moved for a Westminster Court of Requests cash flow return for 1831 to 1832 and Westminster petitioned for abolition of assessed taxes. Kennedy sought a list of metropolis stipendiary magistrates with residences appointments hours and legal practice ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Buckingham
Colonel Evans
Court of Requests
Westminster
Kennedy
Financial states and tax reform debate in Parliament
The Chancellor outlines fiscal results, tax reductions and future plans. He cites surpluses, tea duty considerations after East India Company reforms, and a proposed repeal of the house tax with cautions on limiting other cuts. MPs debate reliefs for agriculture, tithe commutation, and Ireland while urging broader tax relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keee Sreahen
Lat Aurenee
Ie Althore
East India Company
Board of Control
West India Proprietors
Ireland
Robinson
Jord
Mr. R
Dundee
R’s
Ford
Althorp
R. Peel
Oldham
Church of Ireland
Pogland
Baronet
Lord Althorp
O’onnell
Hear
England
Barthen
O'C
Hume
Mr. Hume
Thas
Scotland
Mr. H
Dublin
France
Rhine
Moselle
Marquis of Chandos
Heas
Marquis of C
Middlesex
Tha Han
India
Tedia
McCullock
Rdinburg
Recew New
Barone
Bew
Sts. Hume
C. Fergusson
Samuel Whalley
Address to Burns by Lord Sidmouth from Burns edition
Poem excerpt praising Burns from Lord Sidmouth. Appears in Cunningham’s new edition. Highlights pride, sympathy, independence, and intellect as wealth beyond worldly gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Sidmouth
Scotia
Cunninghan
Stirling Echoes and Saddle Tales From August 26
A fragmentary 18th century miscellany blends Burns references and a tongue in cheek note on saddles and horse riding. It then reports Parliament’s Brill-Leave bill proposals to ease penalties in common informers cases, allowing magistrates to reduce fines for hardship and humane acts during church hours or illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Stirunne
Sir John the Grahame
Wallace
Old Caledonia
Robert the Bruce
Bannockburn
Stirling Castle
Stirling
Marquis of Tweedale
Conduct of Baron Smith in Imperial Parliament Debate
In a fused discussion on the conduct of Baron Smith, Stanley notes the charge for talking too much during a small trial with seventeen jurors. A Dublin member argues judges may reference political unrest when addressing juries, while the Dublin recorder cites a Queen's County case as an example of restraining or justifying such remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Baron Smith
Stanley
Dublin
Grand Jury
O*connell
Bushe
Queen's County
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