Privy council appointments and military promotions reported
Buckingham Palace confirms appointments to the privy council for John Hope and Frederick Pollock, with Earl of Lonsdale named lord lieutenant of Cumberland and Westmorland. Also listed are education inspectors, church assignments, and numerous army officer promotions and transfers across regiments, plus pricing data for sugar and a long list of bankruptcies and dissolutions.
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London Gazette
Buckingham Palace
Connvil
John Hope
Scotland
Frederick Pollock
William Earl of
Lonsdale
Cumberland
Westmoreland
Committee of Council On Education
H. Walford Boellairs
Frederick Watkins
Joseph Fletcher
Warrenaty
Jol Lees
Stornoway
92D Foot
William Macgregor
Bart
28Th Foot
John Meacham
Marshall
40Th Foot
George Webb
1St
West India Regiment
Olpherts
1St West India Regiment
Foot
Rowland Agar, Great
Thompson
47Th Foot
John Orr
9Th Foot
Elrington
13Th Light Dragoons
Henry Call Lodder
Purchase
Orr
Joseph Birney
Lodder
James Waddell
Lacy
Edward Nugent Daly
Masterson
Philip Blundell Bicknell
Brown
87Th Foot
William Percy Lea
O'Brien
Sir William Macgregor, Bart
18Th Foot
Campbell
95Th Foot
Edmund John Cruice
Tathwell
Julius Augustus Robert Raines
Cruice
Thomas Ee Feneran
Aines
Richard D'Oyly Fletcher
Webb
William Sankey
Fletcher
County of
Nottingham
Southern Regiment
Nottinghamshire
James Morley
Thomas Broughton Charlton
North Riding
County of York
Earl of Mulgrave
Henry Coore
Esq
Ditto
William Lawson
Hart
George Witham
John Thomas Wharton
Great Britain
Henry Brexvett
Grocers’ Company
J. Battey
Courtney Terrace
Kingsland
M. Waller
Percy Street
Tottenham-court-roof
J. Carpenter
Rothwell
Northamptonshire
J. I. Syer
Bridge Street
Blackfriars
J. Todd
Hartfield
Sussex
Chapman
R. Allinson
Whitehaven
W. Payne
Newcastle-upon- Tyne
J. Slack
Hulme
Lancashire
Rotheray
Wakefield
Yorkshire
Currier
J. Dowle
Chepstow
Monmouthshire
J. Atkins
Aston
Warwickshire
Diment
Grimes
Bristol
J. Mallalieu
Sowerby
Lord and Coghlan
Meltham
C. Clarke
Banbury
Oxfordshire
A Feild
Plummer's Row
Whitechapel
G. Booth
Princes Street
Lambeth
E. Florance
Subdeanry
G. C. Bruge
Maldon
Essex
R. Waddington
Boston
Rapheal and Nathan
Kingston Upon Hall
W.W. Robinson
Beverley
Linendealer
E. Metcalf
Middlesbrough
G. Knowles
Halifax
J R. Atkinson
Coaister
Lincolnshire
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Leeds
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Wetherby
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Stockport
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Preston
E. Poore
Bumpton
Devonshire
J. Goss
Devonport
J.J. Bulman
Newcastle Upon Tyne
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Clement's Court
Carey Street
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Rochester
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Nailsea
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Grindrod
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Liverpool
E.and
J. Mason
Upper Brickyard
Carmarthen
R. W
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Innerwick church appointment and colonial judges listed
The Queen appointed Rev David Drummond to Innerwick Perthshire to fill a vacancy from Rev Charles Stewart's transfer. In Downing Street the Queen named John Nodes Dickinson as a judge of the Supreme Court in New South Wales. Royal Regiment of Artillery and militia commissions followed authorizing several rank changes and appointments across York, Worcestershire, and related units.
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London Gazette
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Innerwick
Glenlyon
Perthshire
Charles Stewart
Kilmorie
Kintyre
Downine Street
John Nodes Dickinson
Supreme Court of
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New South Wales
Oroxance
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Charles Dalton
John Gordon
Charles William Wingfield
Alexander Tullok
Dalton
William Hamilton Elliot
Tullok
Alexander Cameron Greig
Elliot
John Sidney Farrell
Dyson
Peter Maclean
Farrell
Charles Frye
Vic Maclean
Henry Poole
Fenwck
Charles Robert Wynne
Poole
William Chas
Yelverton
Wynne
West
County of York
City of York
West York
John Hardy
Boynton
Worcester
Worcestershire
John Cox
Josiah Patrick
Thomas Clutton Brock
Notable Insolvency and Business Notices Across Cities
Gazette lists declarations of insolvency with names like Wam Pinto and J. Bunker, plus extensive bankrupts, dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolved, and Scottish sequestrations. Includes numerous trades from Woolwich to Liverpool and Leeds, with details of individuals and occupations.
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Batley
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Halifax
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Vassar Road
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Temple Street
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Praed ‘Street
Paddington
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Brighton
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Great Queen Street
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Bawtry
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Tooley Street
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Westminster Bridge Road
M‘kinlay and Marr
Silver Street
Wood Street
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Castle Lane
Southwark Bridge Road
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Fish Street Hill
Humberston and Frodsham
Ramsay
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Burnley
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Middle Hulton
C. Reesby
Stamford
Miller
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Bishopsgate Street
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Seymour Street
Euston Square
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St. Albans
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Gray's Inn
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Haymarket
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Lant Street
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Births and notable marriages from the Alessager report
Telegraph dispatches publish births and marriages from the late 18th century. Queen of Sicily delivers a princess Maria Clementina Immacolata. other: Miss Lowther and Mr Talbot Clifton unite. Lucys Lowther family and high society attendance noted. Obituaries cover Sir Jahleel Brenton and various deaths in Clifton and Sussex areas.
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Cockle
Astley Cooper
Abernethy
New Ormond Street
London
Bryanstone Square
Charles C. Grey
Caroline
Turner Macan
Imagh
Waterford
Edward P. Drew
Cappoquin
M.D
Julia
Wahab
E.J.C
St. Pancras
Charles Landmann
Landmann
Emma
G. Bracher
Stamford Hill
St. George's
Hanover Square
Lowther
Lucy Eleanor Lowther
Talbot Clifton
Thomas Clifton
Lytham Hall
Lancashire
Algernon Wodehouse
Hingham
Norfolk
Messrs. Lowther
Earl
Countess of
Jersey
Clementina Villiers
Lucy Posey
Susan Reeve
Elizabeth Villiers
Clifton
Edward Clifton
Viscount Crawley
Messrs
Ponsonby
John Beckett
Charles Conte
Bentinck
Reeve
Ireland
Gallant naval actions and notable deaths in 1810 1811
Summary of naval exploits with the ship in 1810 near Naples, noting a gallant action, severe wounds, and subsequent honours including a baronetcy and pensions. Also covers the Hon. Hugh Lindsay death in Berkeley Square aged 79, his naval and East India service, and political roles. Includes obituary of John Pitts, printer, and a mortalities table for the week ending April 20.
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Lucy Maria Bouverie
Pusey
Manheim
Elizabeth
H. Elliot Graham
George Leeds
Beshill
Sussex
Abraham Duplock
Gardener's Street
Samuel Noakes
Park Street
Grosvenor Square
Anne Catherine Pack
Denis Pack
Ingatestone
Essex
Louisa
John Kelly
Copford
Harry Holt
Cicero
Limerick
George C. Bunton
Bunton
Nicolas de Witte
Golden Square
M.de Witte
Edmund T. Clark
Charing Cross Hospital
Clark
Apsinat Sin Jahlee
Brenton
Barr
K.C.B
Jableel Brenton, Bart
Greenwich Hospital
Leamington Spa
Cape de Gatt
James
Lord) de Saumarez
Cesar
Algesiras
Minerva
Cherbourg
Cerigo
Adriatic
Bay of
Naples
Atriotic Fund
Launcelot Charles Lee Brenton
Deaty
Hucn Lindsay
Berkeley-square
Hugh Lindsay
Earl of Balcarres
Royal Navy
Lord Rodney
Lord St. Vincent
East India Company
Perth
Cupar
Dundee
Marshal
Admiralty
Jane Gordon
Lord Rockville
William
Earl of Aberdeen
Countess of
John Pitts
Great St. Andrew Street
Aldermanbury
Pitts
Queen Caroline
James Carnach
Harrild
Neate
Druryélane
Money Market Summary and Budget Outlook Notes
The English stock market shows renewed firmness with Consols near par as savings bank brokers conclude bargains. Gold and foreign exchanges display minor shifts, Mexican and Spanish bonds firming amid quiet overall activity. The piece also surveys the upcoming budget and debates over the property tax and banking measures, highlighting expected government actions and fiscal projections.
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India
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London
Hamburgh
Amsterdam
Robert Peel
Times
Sir R. Peel
Tacrspay Evesinc
Printed notice of advertisements at Strand 1814
Printed at No 337 Strand Middlesex by Joan Noris of Fetterlane Holborn and published for the Proprietors by Jon Nornrs at the Office No 337 Strand for advertisements and communications to be sent Saturday April 27 1814.
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Paris
World OF Fashion Magazine
James John Rogers
Strand
Kohl
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Tingdon-street
Middlesex
Joan Noris
Fetterlane
St Andres
Holborn
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