New Sheriffs Named in William V Era from Gazette
The Gazette lists nominées for sheriffs by the Lords of the Council at the Exchequer on Saint Martin’s morrow in the third year of William V’s reign. Names include Richard Franklyn, Charles J. Metcalfe, and G. Pearce for Breckshire. George Clayton East and others for Packinghamshire. and many more across counties such as Nottinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Devonshire, Surrey, and Yorkshire among others.
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Great Barford
Charles J. Metcalfe
Roxton
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Harlington
Brexshire
George Clayton East
Hall Place
Charles Archer Houblon
Welford Park
Bartholomew Wroughton
Woolley Park
Esyrs
Packingwamshire
Sir Harry Verney
Claydon House
Bart
Charles Clowes
Delaford Park
Sir Codrington Edmund Carrington
New House
Chalfont St. Giles
Kant
George Thornhill
Diddington
George Rust
Huntingdon
D. Onslow
Great Staughtone
Cugsntre
John Hurlston Leche
Cardin
James Hammond
Wintaton Hall
James W. Hammond
Westaston
Cumpertano
Henry Curwen
Workington Hall
Fretcheville Lawson Ballantyne Dykes
Dovenby Hall
Samuel Irton
Irton
Cornwall
Samuel Thomas Spry
H. G. Cary
Tor Abbey
Dorsetshire
Richard Brouncker
Boveridge
William Donaldson
Littleton
R. P. Glyn
Gaunt’s House
Essex
Richard Birch Wolfe
Wood Hall
Arksden
Charles Welstead
Valentines
J. Round
Danbury Park
Gloucestersminet
Henry Elwes
Coulesburne
Josiah Gist
Avecobneen Grange
H. E. Walker
Farmington
Thomas Dunne
Birchir
Sir Samuel Rush Meryck
Goodrich Court
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John Bleeke Lye
Hereford
Hertrorpsure
George Jacob Bosanquet
Broxburn Bury
William Robert Phillimore
New_bury
Westacre
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William Rose Rose
Harlestone
Wm. Wood
Brixworth
Lewis Lloyd
Overstone
Northumberland
William Roddam
Roddam
Edward Blackett
Metfen
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Mitford
Nottinghamshire
Thomas Woullaston White
Wailing Wells
Slingsby Uncombe
Langford
Henry Foljambe
East Retford
Elgis
Henry Fletcher
Ashley Park
George Thomas Nicholson
Waverley Abbey
James Broadwood
Lyne House
Esqra
Sussex
Charles Dixon
Stanstead Park
Thomas Broadwood
Beeding
Robert Curzon
Parham
Warwicksnire
Charles Bertie Percy
Guy’s Cliff
John Mordaunt
Walton, Bart
George Phillips
Weston
Witsitt
William Temple
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George Powlett Scrope
Castle Coombe
T. Bolton
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Wences Tersaire
John Somerset Pakington
Westwood
John Brown
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Sir Edward Blount
Morley Hall
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William Constable Maxwell
Everingham
Henry Preston
Morebey
Richard Henry Roundell
Gledstone
Meeting of Portsoken Ward Inhabitants Attends Political Forum
A Port sockets ward meeting at St Botolph Aldgate on November 12 1932 discussed candidates invited to share political opinions and public conduct. Resolutions condemn the twenty two aldermen who signed the writ return against London Corporation and pledge support for Alderman Scales and other proposed MPs.
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Alderman Scales
City of London
W. P. Tyars
W. W. Scales
John Key
George Grote
Tyars
Coombes
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Markets Rise and Fall as Peace Hopes Backed by Merchants
The London Prices Current notes a shaky market amid peace or war uncertainty. A large meeting at the City of London Tavern opposes potential hostilities against Holland. Sugar markets show weakness then firming late in the week while West India and Mauritius stocks fall year over year. Coffee and rum trading lessen with price slips and demand easing. Linseed, rapeseed, and turpentine show shifts in price and demand, with home trade activity edging up as fruit imports lift prices.
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Police Magistrates inhuman conduct slammed by ARGUS
An open letter to the editor condemns Hatton Garden Police Magistrate Laing for sentencing a hungry father to thirteen days and separating his three children. It contrasts a fifteen year old girl's robbery verdict with leniency given to a robber, calls for Mel bourne to probe police magistrates, and urges restoration of seized property and elected local magistracy.
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Middlesex Election Meeting of Mr Hume’s Friends
A crowded Eagle Tavern meeting of Middlesex electors discussed Mr Hume MP’s Reform pledges. He defended the Reform Bill, attacked party division, urged annual Parliaments, vote by ballot, reductions in taxes, and church reform while separating church from politics. A resolution praising reformist aims followed.
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Parliament Candidate Pledge On Selling Public Property
A letter to the Journal questions why electors demand pledges from MPs and suggests selling public property to reduce national debt. It argues proceeds could cut taxes, transfer capital, revive agriculture, and improve landowners' situation, claiming benefits for laborers and commerce.
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Proposal for amateur concerts to aid a daily paper
A professor of music at 5. Bouverie street Fleet street writes proposing public performances of amateur concerts in multiple venues to support the True Sun newspaper. He believes admission proceeds would benefit the paper and invites others to assist, noting several likely volunteers if the plan is publicized. Dated November 8, 1832.
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Annual Disbursements on Account of the Metropolitan Poor
A three year estimate shows total annual outlays of about 802,450 pounds for the metropolis poor. Items include poor rates 95,500 in London and 379,000 across Middlesex, plus 1506 for charity schools, 23,000 for asylums and benevolent hospitals, and 180,000 for endowed establishments. Casual relief to 3000 beggars averages one shilling per day. Additional religious societies add to the burden, with a broader total around two million pounds.
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Cork Tithe Martyrs Inmates Stir Public Outcry
The Chronicle notes Cork citizens rally over men imprisoned for opposition to the tithe system. The piece highlights local anger at the harsh measures used against those resisting tithes and calls for broader support of their cause.
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