Court and Naval Administrative Notices and Insolvency Listings
The Gazette records sworn appointments at James's Court including Sir Charles Pepys joining the Estry Council and Captain Genty Prescott becoming Governor of Newfoundland. It notes a Spanish decree declaring the northern Spanish coast under blockade and various military officer promotions across regiments in October 1834. Insolvency declarations and bankruptcy enlargements follow with a long list of debtors, creditors, and court dates, plus dividends and dissolutions of partnerships. It also reports sugar price averages and states no claims against former Governor Raikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James's
Sir Charles Christopher Pepys
Knt
Estry
Genty Prescott
R.N
Newfoundland
Fraud and Ingratitude in Portuguese Claims to Royal Pay
A lengthy letter from a British subject in London dated Sept 7 1833 appeals to the Portuguese government through its official press channel. He denounces slow and ineffective settlement of war service claims, recounts failed boards at Lisbon, and argues for a London based board to fairly award outfits, pay, and allowances to officers and men who served under the queen. He cites individual cases of officers in 1832 1833 and asks for impartial justice and honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor Moraes Sarmento
Portugal
Lisbon
Dili
Oporto
Mark
M. Jose Ferreira Borges
True
England
Wrnton
d‘Abreu E Lima
Duke of
Funchal
Brighton
Chevalier Lima
M. Borges
Gig
Sartorius
Morley
Outfit
Iris Son
Queen of
London
Braganza
REVISING BARRISTER'S COURT FOR MIDDLESEX VOTING DEBATE
The revising barristers at Marylebone reviewed freeholder lists for Middlesex parishes and addressed a major case on tenant voters in Hackney. The decision favored tenants gaining borough or county voting rights depending on rate payments and aggregate property value. Courts also opened revisions for London liverymen and noted clerks' procedural duties and potential disfranchisement risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coventry
Keen
Marylebone
Hackney
Tower Hamlets
Longford Committee
Perry
Knapp
R. Keen
Blacksmiths’ Company
King
Mr. Tamlyn
R. King
Tamlyn
Vines
Company of Brewers
Brewers’ Company
Company of Brewers, &c
London
Drapers’ Company
Thomson
Court of Common Pleas
Tomson
Legal Hearing Notes Reflect Unified Opinion and Delays
The speaker agreed with his colleague on key observations and noted no difference of opinion despite many claims hinging on the principles. The day saw no other major cases before the Barristers, but delays arose as lists were mistakenly sent to the wrong office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Watson
Ratcliffe
Shirley
G. Deverell
St. Paul
Shadwell
Downing
Rouge
Dodd
Ballantine
Deverell
Leach
Snells
Wells
Sealey
Mr. Wells
Freman
Pir
Wella
Court of King's Bench
Mr. Ballantine
Greee
Court Martial Sheds Light On Desertion Trial
In Windsor, the 1st Battalion Scots Fusilier Guards heard Captain Taubman read court martial minutes. Private John Hutchinson was found guilty of desertion and sentenced to six months imprisonment with hard labour, to be served in a suitable prison, likely Brixton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlborough
Wellington
France
Waterloo
Dibereaugh
Joan Hurcuixson
Scots Fusileer Guards
Bowater
Windsor
John Hutchinson
Taubman
Prendergast
Moncrief
Rooke
Stanley
Allo
Liddell
Rushbrook
Therisoner
Roper
Brixton
Strike among bookbinders ends with two imprisonments
Three journeymen bookbinders Rogers Wallace and Biggs were charged at Bow Street with threats and assaults that kept George Taylor from work. After testimonies of shopmasters and the complainant, Wallace received two months hard labour, Biggs one month, and Rogers was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow-Street
Rogers
Wallace
Biggs
George Taylor
Clement
Ion
Wright
Noel Street
Berwicke Street
Hady
John Wright
Paylor
Frederick Roe
F. Roe
Halls
England
Fr. Roe
Cusuody
Sarah Tomkins
Grove
Beneit
Joseph Smith
Excise
Grunswick-street
Hackney Road
Asere
Smith
Schcol
Mas Rine
Susannah Moss
Atillery Passage
Bishopsgate Ward National School
Nathan
Fisher’s Alley
Birmingham
London
Manchester
Union-Hall
James Emanuel Eardley
Lower Tooting
John Emblem
Emblem
Stratford
Essex
Paternosterrow
Spread Eagle
Gracechurch-street
Paternoster-row
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the Gazette OF
Boralgn-offica
Spain
Cape Finiaterre
Bidassoa
10Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
E. Molesworth
Cape Corps of Cavalry
Purchase
Wood
Regiment of Foot
G. G. Robertson
M.D
Miller
14Th Foot
R. W. Middleton
71St Foot
Gore
71St Regiment of Foot
6Th Foot
Staf
H., Fisher
Coghlan
86Th Regiment of Foot
W. J. Gore
14Th Regiment
Middleton
Mth Foot
T. Mannin
M'Queen
T. O’grady
Mannin
P. W. L. Hawker
O'Grady
J. Miller
Hawker
Halliday
H. B. H. Rogers
Hadwin
W. Rt. Halliday
75Th Regiment
Goulden
S Hospital Starr
J. Millar
Office of Ordnance
Royal Regiment of Artillery
R. G. S. Smith
Baynes
F. D. Cleaveland
County of
Oxford
Oxfordshire
P. Walsh
Cornet
Morrell
Frederick Penn Jervis
Rathbone-place
William Starling
Bishopsgate-street Without
Attler
G. Bickerdike
Huddersfield
Victualler
Pack Horse Inn
John Barrow
Robert Willis Vizer
Basinghall Street
Gilbert Stephens
Doughty-street
James Clark
St. Swithin's-lane
John Miller
Fulham
Market-Eardener
Court of Bankruptcy
Ashurst
New Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Goldsmid
Basinghall-street
William Austen Groocock
Billinda Villa
Kentishtown
Gibson
Basingball-street
Whitelock
Aldermanbury
Robert Morris
Carnarvon
Dealer
Goatton
Clarke
Norfolk-street
Strand
Horne
Denbigh
John Davidson
John Davis
Wandsworth
Calico-Printers
Fawcett
Jewin-street
South-Sea Chambers
Green
King’s Arma-yard
Thomas Hingston
Bristol
Stevens
Gray’s-inn-square
J. K. Haberfield
John Griffith
Cateaton-street
Wilson’s Hotel
Nottingham
Johnson and Wetherall
Temple
Bowley
Henry Bonsor
Stewart-street
Spitalfields
Turner
Baving-lane
Broad-street
Johnson
Richard Parker
Rupert-street
Laymarket
Sir. Rogers
Westminster
Thomas Nicholls
Lowther Arcade
Linen-Draper
Messrs
Brooksbank and Farn
Gray’s Inn-square
Sateen
King’s Arms-yard
Coleman-street
Henry George
Bathwick
Somersetshire
Downes and Gamlo
Furnival’s Son
Bath
Bawden
Chard
Sdmerset
Dolphin Ton
Howiton
W. Poulton
Broadleaze
Wilts
White Hart Inn
T. Tupper
Sussex
Norfolk Arms
Middlesex
J.and
G. Nichols
Earl-street
Cranbourne-street
Leicester-square
W. and
J. Ballard
Great
Guildford-street
Southwark
Carmen
W. Walter
R. F. Battrup
Kingston-upon-Thames
Surrey
Howard Rutter
H. Gaskell and Co
Wigan
Lancashire
Meaksters
Fenton and Whittle
Colchester
Protheroe and Field
Highbury Nursery
Rose
Islington
J, Field
H, Lewis
J. R. Hall
D. Deacon
Jun
J. Deacon
E. Orchard
Weat Smithfield
John-street
R. Rodd
A. B. Bone
Devourt
Devonshire
W. Winter
J. Leigh
Earl, Horton, and Co
Sheffield
J. B. Wathen
J.S. Stracey
Gray's Inn-square
Brown
Ad Co
D. Deacon and Sons
White Horse Inn
D- Deacon
Inn
Itchell-Street
Old Street
St. Luke's
Newroad
Fitzro:square
G. Beer
J.B. Winggett
Plymouth
M. A. Nunn
Great Britain
Raikes
Spe Beak
Ean UN
Barrister's Court
City OF London
Guardian Assurance Company
St. Mary Woolnoth
Cornhill
Lombard-street
St. Nicholas, Coleabbey
St. Augustin
St. Stephen’s
James Powell
Police Intelligence
Kia
Bishopsgate-street
Paternoatet-row
Guy
Mr. Eblem
Applicant
Ph. Wedwood
Mary É
Sailebone
E. Teomay
Marks Jane
Ecclea
Union-court
Old Broad-street
Apothecary
Grosvenor-place
S& J
Addison
Anna
Francis Brewin
Kent
Willsae- Mircneal
Paoraierons