Second Glasgow Lottery Draw Set For Cook Hall London
Next Wednesday week the II Glasgow Lottery will be drawn at Cook Hall London. George Webb at No 1 Strand Charing Cross sells tickets and collects money for all prizes. Capital prizes include 15090, 10000, 5000 pounds with other prizes to be determined on the day. Webb’s office, formerly at Cornhill and Square Street, states capital to a large amount was shared, sold, and paid on demand.
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New Rules To Regulate Practice Of The Common Law Courts
Hilary Term 4th William IV 1834 lays down new rules for King’s Bench Common Pleas and Exchequer of Pleas and Cour ts of Error. Key changes govern demurrers, joinder, filings, copying, and deadlines for argument, with penalties for irregular filings and prescriptions for how judgments and records should be handled in appeals and writs of error.
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Jamaica appoints Marquis of Sligo as Captain General
From the Gazette of last night dated Dec 8 1833 the King names the Marquis of Sligo Captain General and Governor in Chief of the Island of Jamaica and its dependencies War Office Jan 17 details various army promotions commissions by purchase and without purchase with officers from the Royal Horse Guards Dragoon Guards 10th to 37th Foot and West India regiments plus militia appointments and adjutants.
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Cornet
Harper
10Th Regiment of Foot
R. Jameson
Royal Military College
Mansel
37Th Foot
W. Elliott
49Th Regiment
C. 5S. Clements
9Th Foot
C. Gregory
35Th
Elliott
37Th
U6th Foot
M. Bk, Atherley
1St
West India Regiment
QO. Pilling
O’connor
Mackenzie
W. Thornton
W.M. Mills
O'Connor
Mills
O. Pilling
Sheerness
Walsh
Queen’s Own Light Infantry Regiment of Militia
H. F. Hawker
Sir Hugh Purves Hume Campbell
Marchmont
Purves
Bart
Charles Marjoribanks
Huddersfield
John Blackburne
Middle Temple
London
Lewis Fenton
Price of Sugar in Great Britain January 14 1834
The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, calculated from returns to January 14, 1834, is twenty eight shillings eightpence three farthings per cwt. excluding Customs duties on imported sugar into Great Britain.
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U S Vessels Authorized Trade Under 1815 Treaty
The Department of State states that American ships may trade with Calcutta Madras Bombay and Prince of Wales Island but not Singapore. They may trade at Cape Town Simon's Town Port Elizabeth and other free ports in Mauritius Ceylon or Australia as may be ordered.
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Department of State
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Cape Town
Simon’s Town
Port Elizabeth
Mauritius
Ceylon
Australia
Liverpool Cotton Market Report and Trades in 1833
The Liverpool market shows dull activity with 1,500 bags sold. Incoming ships include Herefordshire from Havre Britannia from Newfoundland and Combatant from Charleston. France imported 806,400 bales in the previous year with 260,000 eaten by its mills, while 1833 sales near 276,400 bales. Stock in ports on Dec 31 rose 52,000 bales versus 1832. Additional notes cover a county meeting being abandoned, a public dinner planned, licensing evasions for a Hull drama, Jacotot language lectures, and storm damage to plantations in southern Scotland.
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Dumfries
Swiss Commission Agrees on Free Trade Policy at Zurich
The Zurich assembled Swiss Commission on commercial affairs outlines seven resolutions. It commits to maintaining free trade, avoiding entry into foreign customs unions, and promoting free exchange of land produce, grain, and cattle with neighboring states. It seeks reduced tolls, lighter transit dues, and limited internal interference with merchants.
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Zurich
Zollunion
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Switzerland
Trusty Repairs After Grounding At Port Lands
The brig Trusty of Yarmouth Welch master from Gallipoli to Liverpool with oil and havis repaired after late gates. She left harbour Tuesday for Portland Roads but missed stays and grounded at the gn bar. It is hoped she will float off on the next tide. The Donna Maria agents report saddles bridles and accoutrements bought for cavalry use. Five hundred horses held at Portsmouth sailed for Lisbon. others to follow with a British army officer announcing a Light Dragoons regiment raise. The City of Edinburgh steamer with Belgian Legion aboard waited weather change to Lisbon. the crew well supplied and in good spirits. An inquest at Hoxton found Mary Clarke aged 88 entrusted by a tradesman, who allegedly refused payment, caused her to utter maledictions. she drowned herself in a water butt. The commissioners Gipps and Aldridge outlined a seven ward borough plan for Wolverhampton with alderman per ward, mayor from aldermen, and a Crown Recorder to advise magisterially.
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Hoxton
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Aldridge
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East
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Coseley
Sedgley Parish
Sedgley
Willenhall
Wednesfield
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