Postmaster General and Dry Rot Patent Promotion
The Anti Dry Rot Company markets Ryan's Patent for timber canvass and coinage preservation against dry rot mildew. Directors announce extensive London stations and expansion to shipowners and builders with licenses and pricing per load, bolt, yard, or owt. A signed 1836 letter from Charles Farquarson endorses the process as effective in keeping canvass from mildew.
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ASS -Dry-Rot Company
Arqusy
Twa
London
South Dock
West India Docks
Grosvesor
Pimlico
Canal Basin
City-road
Grand Surrey Canal Dock
Rother- Aithe
Abso
Edith
Liverpool
Glasgow
Birmingham
Gloucester
Bristol
TNO
Anti
Ryan
East Indies
Lord Hungerford
England
Charles Farquarson
A Ny
COX Savory
Goldsmith, &c
Cornhill
N. B
Geo. Thompson
Runaway Apprentice Seized by Police Notice
John Clark absconded from service on July 18 and has not been heard from. Anyone claiming to be connected with him will be prosecuted. William Bunce, Master Printer, 2 King’s Head Court Holborn. Also advertising Brenton’s Naval History of Great Britain in weekly numbers.
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O Music Printers
John Clark
Aptain Brenton
Great Britain
Thomas Lawrence
Howe
Dencan
H Colburn
Great Marlborough-street
Whitehall
Lewis, Macpherson
Inch
Kingussie
Abermethy
Inverness
John Robertson Glase
Skys
Peter Chalmers
Isl
Damfermline
Damermline
Canots
Fife
Allan Maclean
Charles Castle
City of
Bristol
Gent
High Court of
Carnery
Standard
London and Birmingham
Chalk-farm
Hampstead Road
Hashes
Wapping Highstreet
William Pierce
London Docks
Wapping
Old Gravel Lane
East Smithfield
Minories
America Square
White
Holland
Alumark
Clayson
Dake
Brenton
Pisin Brenton
Earls Howellson
House OF Lords
Suarresavar
Greenwich Pier
Duke of Richmond
Hope
Cundy
Brighton
Edis
Edinbereh
Edinburgh
Irish Church
Biel
Earl Bipon
Livingstone
Ireland
James
Patrick Barnewell
Ancesto
Lord Ringalasa
Kingsland
Lord Ripon
Attea
Marquis of
Downshire
Dublin
Drog Ce
Earl of Haddington
Malig
Trade policy extolled by Shah and Persia decree
A Foreign Office dispatch from July 1836 transmits a Persian royal order placing British trade on the same duties footing as Russians and pledging security for British merchants in importing and selling property. The note, dated May 6, 1836 from Eherao and forwarded to Viscount Palmerston, outlines royal moves and notices further church appointments and a long sequence of military promotions and officer transfers across various regiments, with several entries dated July 22–23, 1836 and one earlier.
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Foreign Office
Viscount Palmerston
G.C.B
H. Ellis
Persia
Eherao
Persiz
Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards
F. W. Hamilton
Bruce
Regiment of Foot
H. Lowe
60Th Regiment of Foot
Purchase
Viscount Ranelagh
9Th Foot
Essigan A. Cooke
Archase
Iriaghs
J.5.cumming
Cooke
13Th Foot
Edward Keily
Barker
F. Holder
Keily
R. E. Frere
Holder
47Th Foot
Lord C. Gordon
Macdonald
Foot
C. W. Lamotte
Cap
Tain
Forth
C. F. Armstrong
Puirchase
Lamotte
A. L. Johnstone
Armstrong
J. Mosley
38Th Regiment of Foot
Jontesant
Molloy
Jung
60Th Foot
W. Lockwood
Lowe
Tth
P. Wolfe
M‘rae
W. W. Harver
Royal Military College
Hamilton
Ssth Regiment of Foot
Tad Foot Lisat
J. Court
Setament of Foot
Bews
Spon
Bach Foot
M. H. Mabon
Loftes
W. D. Humphreyn
Agar
Sales
Maris
Ar Chase
Beton
N. Horsley
28Th Regiment of Foot
R. H. Banbury
Rifle Brigade
H. Coventry
Wilbraham
34Th Regiment of Foot
R. Crauford
Coventry
Hospital Staf
T. M. Fishbourne
Watkins
13Th Regiment of Foot
Philip Dorimenx Streng
Philip D'Onnieux von Streng
Insolvency and bankruptcy notices in 1836 tolls
Declarations of insolvency list Edmund Joheson of Lostock Graham Cheshire tanner William Johnson Wincham Cheshire tanner James Hooper Upper Thames Street Cheese factor John Linncoe Thenka Ted Weal Lees Bilston Staffordshire grocers plus a long roll of bankrupts with surrender dates August 2 August 10 September 2 and various places including Liverpool New Sarum Exeter Bridport and London.
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Whitehall
Hies
Edmund Hambly
Wadebridge
Nissans
Frescoes
Eorge Perly Tory
Exeter
En Draper
New Londonne
Attorseys
Bratton
Clipperton
Bedford-row
Thomas Deem
Brid Pec
Tehire
Grocex
Ball Inn
Bridport
Maxon
Little Friday-street
London
J. Williams
Strand
Court of Bankruptcy
J. Oldfield
Edgeware-road
Eleve
Court of Bankruptes “Ag
J. Laidley G. Turner
Feltham
Middlesex
N. le Cheminat
J. W. Kerckhove
Fenchurch-street
W. Ward
Warnford-court
W. Hayden
Oxford-atrect
Ank Mercer
W.F. Sintonia
Langbourn-chambers
Merchant
C. Pepee
Birmingham
Merchast
Royal Hotel
W. Baker
Thirsk
Yorkshire
Grocer
Golden Fleece Inn
D. H. Brown
Haverfordwest
W. P. Dobree
New City
Bishopsgate-Street
J. Wrigley
Manchester
H. Tarrant
J. Palmer
Edwardes-mews
Edwardes-square
Kensington
J. France
E. G. Bass
Ham
Surrey
J. H. Richman
W. Royle
Lymington
R. Jackson and
J. Gonlby
Lambeth-wall
D. Edwards and
S.wards
Ramney
Monmouthshbe
List of names mentioned in Gordon ER Hay Ruthven Young
Fragmentary OCR item lists individuals tied to Gordon ER Hay Ruthven and Young, with unclear context. The readable names include Houwre, Gordon, ER, Hay, 83, Ruthven, and Young, suggesting a historical record or notice lacking complete details.
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Tee-Ta ’ Houwre
Gordon, ER
Hay
Ruthven
Young
Meeting at the Foreign Office in support of government bills
A meeting at the Foreign Office gathered most government supporters and ministers to discuss opposition to two church related bills. Speakers including Mr Home Mr OConnell Mr Grote and Mr Hume urged caution and urged deferral to the next session. They argued the bills should not proceed without broader approval and warned against weakening the ministry.
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Toa Elfes Volar
John Russelt
Foreign Office
House of Commons
Home
O'Connell
Grote
A. Leith Hay
Ansnet
Hume
Formin
Mir
Agionby
Commissioters
Hst
Co. Commons
Treland
Hénour
Atlc
Tom
Ministry
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Cee Raul
Brecite O E Dig
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West Suffolk Regiment of Militia
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Stockport
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