Appointment of Fitz-Alan Passaivant of Arms Extraordinary
The entry notes that on January 27 1837 Jane Whitehall records the nomination of his Grace the Earl Marshal Albert appointing William Woods Gent as Fitz-Alan Passaivant of Arms Extraordinary in a heraldic capacity.
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Whitehall
Jane
Qaces
Magpont Albert
William Woods
Fitz-Alan Passaivant
Army Promotion List From London Gazette 1837
The Gazette lists numerous military promotions and exchanges across regiments including Light Dragoons Foot and Ceylon Rifle Regiment. Officers such as Wegelin T. M., Dickinson D. J., Malet A. A., Hinde J., and Tytler G. A. are noted to move ranks by purchase or without purchase, with several exchanges and appointments confirmed as of June 30 and July 1 1837.
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War Office
Boye
Regiment of Horse Guards
W. R. Ty
Hill
C. H. Cast
Perches
Tyrell
A. B. FP. Hood
Beet
Dragoon Guards
T. B. Mills
Whits
4Th Regiment of Dragoon Gasrda
A. D. Tait
Purchase
Harrell
Cornet
C. P. Toberson
Archase
Tait
W. B. Prendergast
Ibbelsop
Sth
Regiment of Dragoon Guards
Tuite
C. B.tucker
2Th Light Dragoons
J. Philips
12Th Light Dragoons
W. White
11Th Light Dragoons
J. W. Yerbury
View Slade
J. E. Codd
44Th Regiment of Foot
W. H
J. Mortis
11Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
J.O. Burridge
Light Dragoons
E.G. Swinton
R. T. Montgomery
Regiment of Light Dragoons
G.kouorz
83D Regiment of Foot
4Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
J. Cowell
Forbes
Sd Regiment of Light Dragoons
Uth Regiment of Light Dragoons
Cornet W. Cathrey
Warrington
T. M. L. Wegnetin
Cathray
16Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
F. C. Trower
Corart
Wegoelin
Ith Regiment of Light Dragoons
Regiment of Foot
D. J. Dickinson
Simmons
A. A. Malet
Lay
J. Hinde
J. W. Johnstone
Berner
Sd Light Dragoons
E. B. Parker
Campbell
J. E. H. Pryce
Baumgartner
Hadfield
3D Regiment of Light Dragoons
Kipling
Stuart
H. Knight
J. Flamank
Jone
E. St. Maur
Raight
C. A. Arney
St. Maur
E. Isham
Arney
C. A. H. Pele
Isham
Aly
J. E. Madocks
Brale
Eyton
M. R. Campbell
Nixon
Ceylon Rifle Regiment
Enaign
E. Hamilton
25Th Regiment of Foot
Gildea
Honourable the East India Company
Pasley
Royal Engineers
Chatham
A. D. Tyrnbull
A. G. Goodwyn
H. P. Forster
631 Regiment of Foot
Small
Hosital
F. A. Lainsworth
James Arthur
D.J. Dickinson
76Th Regiment of Foot
Fraser
Bth Regiment of Foot
Queen Anne and the Marlborough Influence Examined
The article surveys Queen Anne’s reign and the Marlborough influence, detailing Anne’s temperament, her favorite Sarah Jennings, and the shift in power as the duchess’ control waned. It contrasts Anne’s early strength with later dependence, and muses on the coming queen’s upbringing and potential impact on England.
Insolvency Declarations Across London and Sussex Courts
Insolvency notices list numerous debtors and assignors including William Fincher Ivy-bridge Devonshire paper maker William Johnson Edgeware Road butcher Richard Calvert Sheppard Great Scotland Yard woollen draper and many others. Official assignees and attorneys are named with court dates set for July 7 to August 14 at the Court of Bankruptcy across multiple localities.
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Sed Irvine
New Shoreham
Sussex
William Fincher
Ivy-bridge
Devonshire
William Johnson
Edgeware-road
Richard Calvert Sheppard
Great Scotland Yard
Westminster
Aldigey Ss Mlesars, Bartlett and Rete
Nicholas Embardegtreets
Thomas Hatley Bellyard
Gracechurch-street
Ietaaller
Qwen and
Dixon
Mark-land
Fenchurch-street
Tyeqdhead
Hopiball-balldiage
Joshua Kidd
Browslow-street
Drary-lane
Jape 7
Angual II
Court of Bankruptcy
Mesars
Fry and Loxley
Cheapside
Whitmore
Basingball-street
Henry Field
James Crane
Bush-Jane
Cannonstreet
Nias
Cop Thal-Court
Throgmorton-street
Cannas
Sambrook-court
Basinghall-street
Edward Flower
Greek -Street
Soho
Goldsmith
Evans
Lincoln’s-iun-fields
Gibson
Basinghall Street
Nathan Jacob Canstatl
Maurice Dyte
Hoeundschtch
Alexander
Unton
Old Broad-street
Ringhee
Green
Aldermanbury
Ridsdale and Craddock
Gray’s-inn Square
Moore
Yeovil
Robert Chiesman
Leeds
Court House
Woodhouse
New Royal Hotel
Birmingham
Thorndike
Staple Inc
Wheeler
Archibald Farries
Preston
Lancashire
Town Hall
Atororgh
Adlington
Gregory
Faulkner
Jeremiah Tunniclife
Shelton
Staffordshire
Roebuck Inn
Newcastle-under-Lyme
Wiland
Symonds Inn
Chancery-lane
Harding
Burlem
Joseph Hill
Shifford's
Messrs. Rosser and Son
Gray's Ton-place
Messrs
Warren
Market Drayton
A. H. Merriman
Leadenhall Street
T. Preston
Catenton-street
A. Patterson
Greenwich
C.wright
Dover
Bell Joo
Sandwich
J. B. Neales
Plymouth
Royal Hotel
S. Lorymer
Bristol
Commercial Rooms
J. Peters
Little Hampton
Guildford Street
Ragsell-square
J. Ay Piseid
King-street
New North-road
Islington
After
Appeals in the House of Lords over Scanspnooke v Ecclestone
Arguments in the case were technical and finished. Questions were prepared for the judge's opinions. Knox or Miller stood on the paper for argument. Mr. Lefroy requested postponement due to unsettled matters in Ireland. The Lord Chancellor said no order could be made in absence of the other party. the case must proceed in the usual course.
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Henley
Bond-street
Perry
Efternoom
Comry
Southam
Tnt
Dwelnty
Middlesex
Thomas Hepworth
Cathol
Ely
Holborn
Dowagze
Court of Common Council
Darkacp
Thames
Waterman's Company
DrinxaLp
Woop
Blackwall
Greenwich
Hatz
Corporation of London
Common Council
Julie Hyde
Court of Aldermen
Aldermen
VFID
Artifcera
Beachemen
Bridge
William IV
Bridge House
Cocket
Old Bailey
Avery
Idermen
Sessions House
AnpsRron
Central Criminal Court
Cecil
Henry
Elisabeth
Victoria
Anne
Anne Hyde
Clarendon
James I
Pice
Sone
Hyde
Stafford
Rochester
Duke of Marlborough
James the Second
Duchess of Marlborough
England
L. H
House OF Lords
Scanspnooke
Ecclestone
Knox
Bunex Brothers
United States
America
Henow
Freshfeld
Bates
Jes
Grm
FreachGeid
Insurance Policy Battle Over Augusta Jesse Voyage Count
In a London nisi prius case Lord Abinger hears a dispute over a ship Augusta Jesse’s voyage count under a marine policy. The voyage from Madras home with cargo underway is argued as either a single voyage or two separate trips, affecting a one third old for new deduction by underwriters. The court weighs whether the ballast legs and intermediate legs constitute one continuous voyage or two distinct journeys under trade custom.
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Augusta Jesse
London
Hobart
Madras
Cape of Good Hope
New South Wales
van Diemen’s Land
India
Lloyd’s
Painter Edwin Bates in custody on threatening letters to railway directors
Edwin Bates, an artist, was brought before the Lord Mayor in a case of grave threats against Northern and Eastern Railway Company directors including MP Mr Bagshaw. Letters warn of blood for blood and accuse directors of malice, with Bates claiming losses from failed railway shares and detailing his financial despair and intent to exact revenge.
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Lange Market
Edwin Bates
John Forester
Rowcroft
Northern and Eastern Railway Company
Bagstraw
Bagshaw
Target
Gene Tleman
John Forrester
Cirencester-street
Mansing-house
M.P
Sudbury
King William-street
Spec Sease
Nee Tag
Baguhaw
London
Boulogne
Louvre
Thas
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China
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East India Company
Imaperial
A. de
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George Thomas Mansell & CO
Arandel-street
Crown and Anchor
Bucklersbury
Cheapeide
Southampton
Annals of Medical History
W.H. Kittoe
Graham’s
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Blackfriars Bridge
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Chatham-place
Mary
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William the Third
Jane Grey
Turner
Edward
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Lady Brian
Lord Cromwell
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Catherine Parr
Chelsea
Cheyne-row
Catherine
Admiral Seymour
Somerset
J. Marks
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J. Nordon
J. M. Smith
Little Charlotte-street
Christchurch
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Rochdale
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Warwick-atree
Regent-street
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Union-place
Newroad
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Cleveland-street
Fitzroy-square
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Jun
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Colne
J. and
E. Cooke
Middridge Grange
Heighington
Durham
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G. Hills
Houndsditch
J. Morris
J. Grundy
P. C. Freese
C. Crompton
Broadatrect
City
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Camberwell
J. Wardley
J. Stockdale
Turton-mills
Edgeworth
Calico
A. Lambe
G. J. Nicholson
Rose-Jane
Spitalfields
Orchill
J. A. Benge
J. Fordham
Grange Place
Grange-road
Berwondsey
C. Dod
D. Brown
New City Chambers
Bishops Gate-Street
W. Hont
J. Arrowsmith
Tipton
T. Garrett
T. West
W. Weatfield
Ebley
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J. H. Miller
Newgate-street
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T. Conway Pond
Maiden-lane
Queen- Street
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