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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 09, 1843

Page

7

Queen Victoria appoints navy officers and declares insolvencies

The London Gazette lists royal approvals on April 3 1843 including Robert FitzRoy as commander in chief and other appointments in the royal navy and civil service. It also covers insolvencies with numerous names from counties across England and Scotland, plus certificates of traders and partnerships dissolving, and Scottish sequestrations notices.

Buckingham Palace Excellent Peatel Mapaint William Pee Agince Carmarthen Vesaris Bon Whitehall Great Britain Royal Navy Robert FitzRoy Doe New Zealand Failey Aparch Hall Miten Colquhoun Pst Ludavick Colq Gener GN Ce Foxelis Charles _ Delaxan Oriot Scotland S ~ Sun Boge Murray Sydney Nova America Edward Scotia Ryan Quebec Lunes Conway Lincolnshire East H- Morris Walsall Carnarvonshire Haker—S. Woods J. Bridge Hulliwell Lancashire J. Fluzeldine Old E. Angell Hutton-wall R Peck Manchester Hull Phenson Kingston-Upon-Hhu Farmer Ashire Pebury Yorkshire T. Oxley Birstal J. Fletchers Ea Evesham Worcester J. Waller Huddersfield W. —J. Tattersall Chad Mitchelhead Gloucestershire Ads Piedwick T. Lee Odiham Boer J. Wollands Parker Leicester Bampstire Bolton R. Taylor Rochdale J. Longw Helston Cornw Wiltshire B. Bolt Cay Fruiterer Feetbourne Cop Hire B. Bridge Draper J. C. Beach New Sarum Southwark Surgical Instrumen Booth Lore Bridport Harbour Tre H. Wood Fleet-street Tho - Erue Hutton Ringwood Hampshire Draper— Hosier J. Nye Bridge-house-place T Maker J. Howes Sheffield Tableworth Lion Kodale R. Nield Roch Trowbridge Postlieutenant R.N G. Webb Per—G Farnivel Barlington T—G. Egerton G. E. Anderton W. Burton H. Morris Stourbridge E. Wheeler T. Eardbey Kearsley Victualler E. Frankland Restling T. Fraser Brook Street Bond-street Penrith Cumberland J. Cocke Sunderland-near-the-Sea T. Simpson Gateshead Painter T. Evans Elshpool Oswestry R. Warren Liverpool G. Souter Birmingham J. Green A. Hay Great Queen Lincoln’s Inn Édés D. Button Albion-place Battle Iridge J. Midlang Brading Isle of Wight J. Pickering Bedford J. Adams George-street Spitalfields N. Currie Regent Street R. Thornton Ian Beecles Suffolk W. Cook Bungay A. Matthews Robertsbridge Sussex Apothecary T. Towne Georgesweet R. Ellit W. Osburn Leeds Swallow and Sons Halifax Cornee Aee G. Cobb Nottingham Iverpool A. Birks Inowdraper R. Holding Son Blackburn Coal-Merchart Thompson and Cresswell Moneysereeners F. Rose Watton Hertfordshire Innkeeper F. Ford Aldgate J. P. Howard Aldebridge Norfolk F. Blatchford Plymouth Pis Niller J. Bear Ramsgate W. Bowler Cestlelene Comb-Maker Welshpool Lombard Street Afitchell and Son Uxbridge Street Newingtontanseway Humphries and Richardson Lawrences Street Chelsea keeers—Aldham Brothers Walsh and Ford W.and C. Best South Shields Tuck and Co Francis Steel New North Road Hazard and Ferry Sambrookcourt Basinghall Street Whittle, Hampson Shepherd Farington Matchett and Moore T. Kearsley Wrigglesworth and Collier Ile Lovegrove Palethorpe Upper Bakersect Marylebone Wright and Arrowsmith Bilston Staffordshire Smith, Scurfield, and Co Crosslane St Mary-at-Hill W. Beckwith Sked Stoubs Berwick-upon-Tweed Gill and Co Tavistock Launceston Plymstock N. Rundle Laurence and Dary Crapers— Gould and Co London Price and Co Merchants Grand Co Montreal D. Smith Edinburgh Merchat J. and J. Boyack St. Andrews Fishers J. T. Rattray Uudee Ironmonger T. Henderson Perth

Hong Kong governor and poet laureate appointments

The Queen appoints Sir Henry Pottinger to govern Hong Kong as governor and commander in chief. William Wordsworth is named poet laureate, succeeding the late Robert Southey. Military promotions follow across regiments with officers advancing by purchase or appointment, including Cornet and Lieutenant roles in the Life Guards and various line regiments. Marriages and social notices close the column with brief local items and sensational anecdotes from Peninsular era society.

Dowxixe Street Henry Pottinger Bart K.G.C.B Hong Kong Lonn Cuambercath William Wordsworth Robert Southey Wizorrice Life Guards William George, Earl of Munster Scots Insilter Guards Purchase Lord Templemore Hugh William Boulton Sitwell Regiment of Dragoon Guards Annerley Paul Gore Coret Butler 3D Regiment of Dragoons St. Vincent William Ricktts Hobart William Frederick Arthur Montagu Hill Ricketts Walter Colquhoun Grant Lord William Fill Henry Scales Scobell Cornet Grant Gh Regiment of Light Dragoon John Browess Philip Philpot Tersea Scots Fusilier Guards Edward Keppel Went- Worth Coke Exl Munster Regiment of Life Guards 7Th Regiment of Foot Sir Jasper Nicolls ECB 38Th Foot Charles Colville G.cb Foot George Cockburn Urmston Rar India Regiment Bertles George Burgoyne Sutherland Henry Claringbold Powell James Edward Langford Kennedy James Cunningham 32D Foot 88Th Foot Hugh Arbuth- Bot Jasper Nicolls John Mackenzie Kennedy Bourke George Frederick Long 54Th Foot Weir James Weir 50Th Foot Capin Long Michael George Francklin Nicholls Hammond West Indian Henry Beckett Bertles Urmston Elena John Uipen Ep Moore Michael Fogarty David Meaden Ceylon Tegiment Fent Ison Burgerne Sutherland iGch Menon Winess Longden T Te Huhfost Henry Errington Weary Edward

Death of Mrs Honey at 149 Albany Street Regent's Park

A brass notice records the death of actress Mrs Honey at her home No 149 Albany Street Regent's Park on Sunday evening at eight o clock from violent inflammation after overexertion in her profession. Born 6 December 1817 she began on the stage at Sadler s Wells and other houses under the name Laura Bell. She married young to Mr Honey who drowned in 1836. Her career spanned New Strand Haymarket and provincial theatres, noted for a rich contralto and comic roles. She leaves two children aged ten and three.

St. James's Westminster John Giffard Ward Thomas Hall Terrell Inner Temple Margaret Louisa Jane William Beckett Goldensquare John C. Dundas Earl of Wexford Rathconnell Ireland C. R. Wynne Royal Artillery Tsabelle Colonel Nugent Lonlost Westtmeath Brussels Robert N. Fynn Amelia Thomas Ainsworth Bolton M.P. Hoxerwood Extraorpiosny 4Th Dragoons Chichester Pewncey Camden Arms Hastings Lieut. W Kent Harford Windsor George Griffies Williams Yuywormwood Carmethenshire Erasmus Henry Griffies Williams Marlbro Wilts Samuel Chambers Bredgar-house Lower Bag Sarah Atkins Charleston South Carolina Portsea Henry Thomson R.A Royal Academy William Maher Windgap County Kilkenny Maurteen Maher Griffiinhoofe Griffinhoose Hampton William the Fourth William the Third Holland Cove Julia Sweeny Alnwick Jane John Smith Micamor North Wales John Manners Kerr 111 Foot Barbadoes Tobago 62D Foot Dominica Barbedoes St. Vincent's Milbank Gell Catherine Driscoll Nihill Covut Cuanceny Attonyex Earl OF Stanvonp Jopo Cottenham Manchester Grammar-School Cage Lord Cottenham Manchester Com Lordship Bath Bath Gazette London Roebuck M.P Beechen Cliff Mr. Roebuck Cordwainers Saint Mondsy Hewitt Liverpool Halifax Boston Charles Colville G.C.B Kensall Green Gateshead Suppen Deate Honey Tus Albany-street Regent's Park Murray Honey City of London Theatre Young Eagle Saionn Sadler's Wells Olympic Victoria Surrey Laura Bell Elier Thames Buckstone Lessie Nortonlolgate Haymarket Queen's Berxs Edinburgh Pau Bearn Lewis Hey James Chalmers Finland Lewis Hay, Tans William Forbes J. Hunter and Co Margaret Chalmers Dunlop Peggy Hermitage Burns Murdoch Hay Campbell Inverness Courier House of Commons East Sufflk Spain Badajos Salamanca Vittoria Pyrenees Waterloo Easty C.J. Lecas & Co Newman-street Oxford Street Brittain Paternostertow J. Gordon Leidenhall-street G. Mansell King-street Southwark West W. Howell Dale Street J- Howell Waterloolace Churchstreet W. Wood High-street Irmingham J. Fryer Westgate Street G. Davey Broad Street Bristol W. Grant Castlesquare Brighton H. Gay Chelmsford W. and H. Robinson Greenside Street T. Price Dame Street Dublin United Kingdom Lucas Sprng Bell Messrs Lovas and Co Oxford-street

Threat of assassination case at Rochester magistrates

John Richmond Ellis was brought before Rochester magistrates on a charge of making treasonous threats to the Queen and Sir Robert Peel. He was remanded on sureties, bail demanded and refused, and sent to Maidstone jail for twelve months. The proceedings included a prior life history and notes on his temperament and previous conduct.

Rochester John Richmond Ellis R. Peel Edmond Buck Robert Clementa J. Batten Pratt Whitehall James Graham Kidman Margate Gravesend Edward Ellis Vines Ellis Maidstone W. Nethersole F. Barrow Dover London Duke of Sussex Hydevark Ranger Piccadilly Apsley-house Grosvenor-place Keightsbridge

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