Notice of Royal and Army Promotions and Insolvency Declarations
From the Gazette of last night Lord Chamberlain s Office March 25 1834 announces that his Majesty will not hold Lavee on April 2 and 9 at St James s Palace. War Office lists numerous promotions by purchase and exchanges across regiments including 8th Light Dragoons 16th Foot and 44th Foot with dates March 27 28 and June 4. Crown office notes members returned to serve in Parliament for Thirsk and Paisley. Insolvency declarations cover multiple traders and professionals with court dates in April and May and dividends and certificates to follow. partnerships dissolved listed with names and locations.
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London
Mears, Weddle and Brownlow
Hull
W. J. Hall and Co
York
Burlington
Leeds
Gainsborough
General Steam Navigation Company
Lombard-street
Hamburg
St. Katharine
Brighton
Scates
Ramsgate
Carter
Margate
Haymarket
de Bie and Rahn
Crescent
Inores
Wain and CO
Fleet-street
New Bridge Street
Imperial
Saxony
Petersham
S.and Co
Messrs
Swain and Co
Rs Air
Agid Hassan
Black Boy
Gracechurch Street
William Day and Co
Spilsbury
Hamilton
Edinburgh
Soho Square
E. Edwards
St. Paul's
Royal Exchange Gates
Cornhill
Sanger
Oxford-street
St. James’s Palace
Petty
Lothood
James Nicholl M'Adam
Whi
Tindon Kod
Essex
Sth Regiment of Light Dragoong
S. H. Bull
Fompoaby
Comet
Rei
Key
Balcoy
Dragons
Caanes
Cornet
Reynolds
Regiment of Foot
H. P. Raymond
J. M.gregor
Hon
M. P. Bertie
T. Blood
Foot
J. Dennis
49Th Regiment
Mitchell
7Th Foot
W. Walsh
60Th Regiment of Foot
Malcolan
Wico
14Th Foot
G. F. Horsford
86Th Regiment of Foot
Graham
31St Regiment of Foot
16Th Foot
M. S. Cassan
1St Regiment of Foot
Sir W. Ogilvie
26Th Foot
E. P. Gilbert
Y6th Regiment of Foot
Tulloch
J.C. Brooke
P.T.R. White
W. Graham
Lth
Shaw
J. T. J. English
39Th Regiment of Foot
Brooke
34Th Foot
G. Cromie
Parviews
Gascoyne
Purchase
Cromie
36Th Foot
H. H. Carmichael
104Th Regiment of Foot
W. Frasers
80Th Foot
J. H. Leckie
Beaptain
Meyrick
M. G Nixon
Leckie
W. M. Grace
Nixon
H. Hardinge
English
F. Seymour
5Th Dragoon Guards
Hunter Ward
44Th Foot
T. W. Halfhide
Stuart
G. H. Smith
Lewis
J. C. L. Carter
Smith
49Th Foot
T. Stephens
Dennis
3D Regiment of Oot
E. R. Rundle
Stephens
60Th Foot
G. P. Malcolm
7Th Regiment of Foot
Walsh
67Th Foot
J. Porter
Champney
89Th Foot
C. R. Egerton
Chaloner
J. W Crowdy
Eger Too
H. Dumaresq
New South Wales Veteran Company
J. Taylor
Canadian Fencibles
J. S. Garnett
82D Regiment of Foot
15Th Light Dragoons
L. B. Badcock
J. T. Lord Brudenell
Thirsk
Samuel Crompton
Wood End
County of York
Robert Frankland
Paisley
Daniel Key
Sandford
Rot
John Maxwell
Bart
John Metivier
Carey Henry Metivier
Wottmunder-Edge
Gloucestershire
Clothiers
BANKR
James Justice Davis
Newbury
Court of Bankruptcy
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St. Paul's Churchyard
Clark
St. Swithin
Madox
Austin-friars
Turquand
Elizabeth Anne Beecraft
Curzon-street
Webb
Albany
Piccadilly
Francis Goldring
Hrighton
Sussex
Town-hall
Bennett
Middle-street
Dax and Bicknell
Lincoln's Tanfields
John Jones
Pentiwyn Mill
Monmouthshire
Commercial-rooms
Bristol
White and Whitmore
Bedford-row
Bevan and
Brittan
Matthias March
Sen
Gosport
Star Inn
Holme
Frampton
Loftus
New Inn
Cruickshank
Fredericus Tertius Jeyes
Wootton
Northamptonshire
the Angel Inn
Northampton
Messrs. Shearman and Freeman
Bartlett’s Buildings
Holborn
Mr. Hicks
C. Waad
New Bond-street
Cook
G. Oliver
Skinner-street
St. Sepulchre
A. Cohen
Lloyd’s Coffee-house
J. Robins
Ivy-lane
Newgate-street
J. Thompson
J. Woods
Hosiers
Briggs
Blackheath
Surveyor
T. Winder
Lancaster
R. Clark
Newark-upon-Trent
Nottinghamshire
W. Freeman
Edgware-road
T. Edwards
Hatton-garden
J. Ogden
W. H. Timms
Coventry
Lord Lyndhurst
dAssizes
Clarkson
Brighton Gazette
Royal Court
M. Vecchiarelli
Af Vecchiarelli
France
Grey
Ridgewell
Joseph Briant
Briant
Chelmsford Chronicle
Sugar price average for week ending March 25 1834
The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar computed from the returns for the week ending March 25 1834 is twenty nine pounds ten shillings and tenpence halfpenny per hundredweight exclusive of Customs duties paid or payable on import into Great Britain.
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Great Britain
EMPTY TO BREAK OUT OF NEWGATE
Eleven months along with twelve transports housed in Newgate planned a breakout. The governor found choked water closets and loose brickwork, with stones and interior walls weakened. They intended to escape through the wall and rope a stone into the prison, risking a fierce street breakout if successful.
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Cope
Newgate
Middlesex
Mansion House Court Tackles Violent Husband Melodist
Edward Johns, a vocal melodist and nightcrawler, fights with his wife in a public hearing before the Lord Mayor. She seeks separate maintenance after a pattern of assaults and a contested claim of fidelity. The couple end with a racous admonition to reconcile and return home.
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Mansion House
Edward Johns
Anagorst
Justice-Room
Greataughter
Madame Sontag
Hauehier
Ned
Justice Room
Hatton-Garden
Ory Clancy
E Division
Bridget O'Hara
Crator
Serjeant Setton
St. Giles’s
Serjeant Selloa
Hara
Serjeant Sellon
Queen Square
Tworlimeaces
Josiah Bushby
Rosa Bie Witty
Commercial Road
Pimlico
Gregorie
Tabbs
Mary Simmons
Sand
West-street
Belgian and Portuguese Ministers Meet Viscount Palmerston
M. Van de Weyer and M. de Moraes Sarmento, the Belgian and Portuguese ministers, visited Viscount Palmerston yesterday at the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs office to discuss diplomatic matters.
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M. van de Weyer
M. de Moraes Sarmento
Viscount Palmerston
Secretary of State For Foreign Affairs
Sheriffs' javelin-men in Tudor costume at Oxford Assizes
At Oxford Assizes Sir S K Meyrick displays a Sheriff guard of javelin-men dressed in Henry VIII era attire. Green and white frocks, white shirts, broad ruffs, and flat green caps recreate 1534 fashion. Judges paraded, crowds astonished at the historical reenactment for 1884.
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Oxford
Hereford
Manon
S.K. Meyrick
Singular rape case ends in acquittal at Peckham
James Prince, a well dressed youth and son of a stage-coach proprietor, faced rape charges involving Mary Ann Hewett. Amid contested testimony and prosecutorial absence, the jury heard rival accounts before Miss Matilda Barlow. The prosecutrix failed to appear. Justice Gaselee directed the jury to acquit, and Prince was discharged.
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James Prince
Mary Ann Hewett
Peckham
Adolphus
Clarkson
Nisi Prius
Matilda Barlow
Adelpnos
Rose
Camden-place
Robertson
Tomling
Hatton-garden
Justice Gaselee
Miks Barlow
Robbery and murder charges in Shellanger case trail
Charles Linstead and William Ayton faced Guilty verdicts for breaking into Henry Ellis’s dwelling in Shellanger. Mrs Ellis testified of masked robbers demanding money and valuables, with Linstead identified by a witness. The third page recounts related Proctor estate violence with King, Wickham and others pleading Guilty to felonious acts and a Proctor gamekeeper recounting a shooting incident.
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Charles Linstead
William Ayton
Chambers
Henry Ellis
Shellanger
Ellis
Linstead
Ayton
Fisher
John King
John Wickham
William Fudd
Robert Moats
Philip Bryerton
Thomas Hawkins
W. B. Proctor
George Flood
Hubbard
Beech Plantation
Nicols
Murder trial and arson case in 19th century charge sheets
William Staaniforth and Samuel Jennings faced murder charges over the death of ten year old Elizabeth Thurman after an Easter Tuesday disappearance. Elizabeth Mason testified seeing a child at Moorlane near a canal with William Staamforth pressing her mouth, leading to acquittal after perjury concerns. In a separate arson case, Alice Potter was found guilty of burning stacks at Mrs Merriman’s farm after threats over a land dispute, with a stern judge imposing the full sentence.
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Wan Bryerton
Jo King
Paaclis
William Staaniforth
Samuel Jennings
Elizabeth Thurman
Sarah Thurman
Itgess
John Bailey
John
Henry Eddowes
Loughborough
Elizabeth Mason
Leicester
Moorlange
Jeanie
William Staamforth
Botany Bay
Tinial
Alice Potter
Ano Merriman
Hivingston
Fred
Chelsea Friendly Association presses repeal of house and window taxes
The Chelsea Friendly Association met at the Wellington Tavern Chelsea with many attendees. Members urged repeal of the house and window duties echoing Hume's speech calling ministers to act as Parliament convenes. They praised effort to petition the King and adjourned after further addresses.
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Chelsea Friendly Association
Wellington Tavern
South-street
King’s-road
Chelsea
House of Commons
Hume
St. Luke's
Tragic Paris Suicide and Local Infant Death Report
A nineteen year old girl Victorine D. killed herself with a pistol in her lover's house at No 7 Rue des Gravilliers after a love disappointment. Her lover had urged mutual suicide in Bois de Boulogne but balked. The Swan and Sugar Loaf inquest heard the infant death in Field Lane from neglect. verdict cites inability to nourish the child. A separate Thorncombe accident reports David Bulford found dead in a rocky-pit after leaving the Lion tavern, with head injury from a fall. debate on fenced hazards follows.
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Victorine
Rue Des Gravilliers
Bois de Boulogne
Field Lane
Mrs. Oss
Stockine
Thorncombe
Dangell
Lion
Sherborne
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