War Office appointments by purchase 1832 list
The War Office announces officer promotions and appointments by purchase across regiments from the Coldstream Guards to Rifle Brigade and 92d Foot, detailing who becomes captain, lieutenant, ensign, or major as of June 22 1832, with several moves to half pay and retirements noted. Also lists insolvencies bankruptcy and official commissions signed by county lords, and the sugar price update.
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Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards
Charles Murray Hay
Purchase
Cowell
E. J. Hobhouse
Hay
George Herbert
Hobhouse
8Th Regiment of Foot
R. Cheney
Jennings
W. A. Sinclair
Irving
28Th Foot
16Th Foot
J. Wood
46Th Foot
Fraser
27Th Foot
19Th Foot
H. F. Hawker
Black
Eres R. Lovelace
C.T. $. Foster
Hessing
C. French
Crole
J. E. Acklom
French
J. A. Whittaker
Acklom
S. J.C. Irving
13Th Foot
Whittaker
H.C. Smithwaite
A. Donelan
54Th Foot
L. E. Wood
Schooff
Rowland Moffat
Wood
Sath
Gustavus Travers Brooke
Holder
Foot
J. West
Anderson
G. Denshire
West
R. Siderton
Denshire
R. Duff
O'Farrell
R. Cross
Duff
S. W. Murray
Crogs
11Th Foot
T. Butler
14Th Foot
Fordyce
21St Foot
Rifle Brigade
R. L. Watson
Frazer
Usatracnep
Lieut. E. Gennys
8Th Foot
Wm. QO. Atkinson
Joseph Strong
Henry Pierard
41St Foot
William Hasset Yellen
Sth
Royal Veteran Battalion
John Kerr
Incorporated
Militia Battalion
Upper Canada
Ziba Marcus Philpey
Military Battalion
Upper Gaada
E S Brenton
L. Pauli
3D Line
King's German Legion
The Markets. London prices current Friday week
Demand for West India Muscuvacciues strong with about 1,000 birds sold daily. Refined sugar markets steady with firm raw sugar. East India and Mauritius sugars show varied activity, prices mixed. Public sales cited with specific prices for Mauritius, Havannah, Havana, Jamaica, and coffee and indigo markets showing firm or dull trends and notable volumes traded.
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Bengal
Mauritius
Bahia
Brazil
Havannah
Jamaica
Dominica
Manila
Havanpsz
Rome
Barati
Salex
Madras
Surat
Trinidad
Caracas
Guatemala
East ‘India Company
Cests
Late Mrs Palmer Death Statement by Sir Peter Laurie
Sir Peter Laurie issues remarks on Mrs Palmer’s death after an investigation prompted by Mr Thomas Edwards. He notes magistrates gave no sentiment during inquiry, evidence showed the deceased found on the landing and immediately expired, with no explanation of how the cause originated or was conveyed to her.
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Sinclair
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Gisborne
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Mr. Gordon
Hear
Hens
Gordon
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Gisbore
Thomas Denman
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Kildare
Lennard
J. Brown
Mayo
O’connell
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Mr. O'Connell
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Morning Chronicle
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Hunt
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D. O’connell
Notigeham
Robert Cuffs
Pice
E. Denison
Preston
Lamb
Home Office
FE. Sugden
O'Conneal
J. S. Lumley
R. Ferguson
Jamaica
Dixon
G. Dawson
Timea
Hansard
The
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Wootton-under-Edge
Berkeley
Granville Somerset
Henry Howard
John Russell
James
Whitehaven
Earl of Lonsdale
Workington
Carlisle
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Dorchester
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Sanaa
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J. Russell
Best
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Isle of
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Parbeck
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Corts Castle
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Joan Russell
Warehadt
Corfe Castle
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Lord John Russell
Fareham
E. Sugden
Ware
Bere Regissers
Derby Electors Reduced by New Constituency Boundaries
The Derby report outlines a new constituency affecting about 1800 electors, reducing the old burgesses by two to three hundred. A robbery at the Fox and Hounds in Deptford followed, where two men entered a private upstairs room, stealing eighty sovereigns from a drawer, eight silver table spoons, a dozen silver tea spoons, a lady's gold chain, a gold locket with hair, and other items after a long visit.
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Darrie Roppery
Hunt
Fox and Hounds
Deptford
Foreign bills and Irish education dominate the Lords and Commons
In the Lords, the King's County Assizes Bill clears its third reading while petitions from Cloncurry and Mayo resist tithes and new education systems. In the Commons, petitions on Irish education, penal code relief, and governance appear as MPs clash over privilege, Jamaica, and polling place changes in Gloucestershire and Wareham.
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Birmingham
Wellington
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