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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 06, 1842

Page

8

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Robinsons Patent Barley and Groats Advertised By Royal Endorsement

An oversized advertisement touts Robinsons Patent Barley and Patent Groats as pure, steam-processed foods free from fermentative properties. It claims barley water in ten minutes, suitability for infants and invalids, and notes royal approval and warnings about counterfeit imitations.

Obinson Robinson Royal Army Roainaon

London Gazette Notice Given of Various Commissions and Dissolutions

The London Gazette lists appointments including vice lord lieutenant commissions for Berlard and Carnarvonshire, officers named for the militia, and a registered solemnization at Paradise Chapel Chelsea. It records insolvencies, bankruptcy supersedes, a long list of bankrupts, dividends, certificates, dissolutions of partnerships, and scotch sequestrations with dates and places across Britain and Ireland.

London Gazette Berlard John Harvey Carnarvon John Ralph Ormsby Gore Willian Bulkeley Hughes John Finchett Maddock Royal Carnarvonshire Militia Rifle Corps John Williams Great Britain Henry Bicknent Pany —Grocers-hall J. Till Nine-elms Surrey F. E. Turner Holyell Flintshire R. C H. T. Gray Grosvenor Worcestershire T. Clarke Rugby Warwickshire mercer—Stone and Blake Bristol J. Fitton Bolton le Moors Lancashire C. L. Wrenshall Liverpool Janil J. Watson Wath-upon-Dearne Yorkshire J. Skelton Guainsburgh Lincolnshire Miller E. Arthur

Appointment of Frederick John Trick to Queen's Privy Body

London Gazette reports on July 29 at St James's Palace the appointing of Frederick John Trick formerly of the 66th Regiment to one of the Queen's Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, succeeding the retired Raymond. It notes also a separate letters patent dated September 9, 1839, creating Thomas Spring Baron Monteagle of Landon to a titled office.

London Gazette St. James's Palacs Lord Forester Frederick John Trick

Treasury officers sign exchequer bills in April 1842 warrant

The document records appointments enabling the comptroller and assistant comptroller to sign exchequer bills in their names following a warrant dated April 1842. It lists various promotions and appointments across military and civil offices, including officers moved by purchase or due to retirement, and notes changes in staff surgeon and ensign posts.

Her Majesty's Exchequer Lords Commissioners of The Treasury Havin Arthur Eden Arrelins Cry Wilnot, Drewe Ventunor Isle of W Southaupton William Ducher Birminghar High Court of Chancery Warrrior Sd Regiment of Dragoon Guards Cornet Willian Squire Brydges Andrew Radia Robinson 7Th Foot Andrew Rodkin Robinson Aleaat Warner Regiment of Foot James Malentus Sievwrivit George Halliday Melbiie Jiduustan Purchase Vicw Berre Othe Suepout Tristram Chamrpley Sanire de Heatenant Trouson George Puthonsie Taylor Imajor Squire George King Viee Taylor Allen Montgomery King Frederick Woothouse Montgomery Poont Willian Millexton Radcliffe Sire Hall Daniel Beere Toth Fort View Radcliffe Howard Mouriead Thomas Beombhead Bret Bev Purchase Ier Milbank Alsender Gavin Campbell View Hutt Sid Foot Botet Trydell Liestenant Prirclase Henre Dandas Brever Joely Swinburne Tredells William Garstin William Augustes Riddei Masavell Garr Francis Colegrave Secon Robinson Jd Arapoon Jet West India Regiment Lank Font Henry Dintes Standish Viscount Gilllamwore Donnie Thomas Armstrong No West India Regiment Hosertar Statt Limes Frew Fran 4Ith Francis Sievwright Lightbody Samuel Maithind Hadaway Sircean Malcol Francis Reid Hadaway Dotin Duncan MU Diarmid Iren Vite Carrwa Doncan M'Gregor Trou Sds Foot Greer Menegasnes Ensien Campbell Dsdz Wiliam Wilson RSE Sears Commission Lintithgow Berwickshire John Johnstone Fice Swinton Merther Tydfil Glamorganshire PTOCY AJ Dawson Hudderstield Bankruples J. Ivery Hiss Wycomnie Bickautlamehire H. J. Watkinson Hightown Yorkshire Bindley and Copland Birmingham H. Hilton Tomlow Ving Mackintosh Berne Ciele Aaster Tealer Mary Age Marsal High Holborn Makins Blanlfardstreet Manchester Syficare Wracer Eli Southwark W. Bowler Peacock and Hasleword Darlington Durham Dundee Weer Perthshire J.D. Edgar Castle Douglas Nickcudbrigh Horrie Adamson Esson Yi—A. Broom Glasgow Draper Agn

Births and Marriages in London and Nearby Homes

Birth notices from Osnaburgh Street Regents Park to Notting Hill Square record a string of infant and parental details including Ivar Liverpool, Katherine Fleming, George Wilde, and Sir Keith Jackson. Marriages span Paris to Dublin and Hanover Square with officers, dukes, and viscountesses among the attendees, listing Conroy, Elliot, Fitch, Gage, Magnay, and others. Death notices include Major Thomas Dodd and others at Hastings and New Zealand settlements, with bereaved families named.

Osnaburgh Street Regents Park Heutenant Moore Royal Horse Guards Heathfeld House Ivar Liverpool James Bourne George-street Hanover-square Katherine Fleming No. 1 Cambridge Hyde Park George Wilde Fay Walmer Keith Jackson Paris Sear Oxholm King of Denmark Life Guards Dannebrog Adelaide Maria George B. Kelly Acton Dillon Macnamara Dublin St. Geore’s Hanover Square Elliot Horsey Susan Sidney Wauchope Neddire Marischall County of Mid-Lothian N.B David Baird Newhbyth St. James Countess of Essex Frederick Beauclerk Déjenne Grosvenor Street Duke of St Albans Earl Countess of Kenmare Amelias Beauclerk G.C.H Frederick Charles Beauclerk Gage Miss Gage Cantalupe Stafford Jerningham Henry Gage Henry Beauclerk John Murray Combermere Robert Grimstone St. George's Hanover John Baring Oakwood Sussex Sir Thomas Baring Charlotte Amelia George Porcher Maiden Erlegh Berks Trinity Church Bath William Somerset Lord William Somerset Helen Donald 94Th Regiment Kynnersley Salop Thomas Townsend Hillmorton Hall Warwickshire Christiana New Zealand Company New Zealand Harry Angelo Bell York Buildings Thomas Dodd Royal Artillery Bramham Hall Bedford Eva Gwenllian George Rice Trevor Hastings Margaret Browne Lord Lady

Death notices and obituaries from a late 19th century paper

Announcements of deaths and obituaries across varied locales include Sir Thomas Hesketh of Lancashire aged 68, Elisabeth of East Dulwich, Mary wife of a Windsor resident, John Smirnore of Genoa, Mrs Blythe of Woolwich, and Samuel Trisch of Gosport. Other entries record marriages, family details, and bequests, with notices from Harrow, Nice, and Southsea, noting ages and relationships.

Rymple Hesketh Bart Lancashire Thomas Segio Thomas Henry Hesketh J. Gillham Ess Raysell-nlace Tyr East Dulwich Elisabeth Relat Buihs Harrow Mary, Walow Genoa John Smirnore Borssian Onustay Windsor Blythe Agen Woolwich Gosport Samuel Trisch Ee Dermot Nagle Ballinaman S Vastie Cheney Orl Wes Sutter Reeporter Southsea Elizaben Joseph Lockot Murrellureen St. John Kins Marlborough-strees Nice Charles Becherton Civil Service Bengal Pk Wa

Money Market Notes Signal Cautious Investment Climate

The commentary describes muted demand for foreign securities and renewed caution in British stocks. It notes no immediate revival in business, rising investor hesitation, and a general shift to safer assets as markets respond to uncertain economic signals.

Hra Duchess of Rett Treasury Ocalists Grimstone Guthive Wilcuckson Wilcockson Nottingham Annis Zenia Massenia W. Grimstone Bloomsbury Kingstreet Longacre London Principe Uae

Advertisements Notice From No 337 Strand 1842

Printed at No 337 Strand Middlesex by JoaN Norris of No 68 Fetterlane Holborn London published by the Proprietors at the Office No 337 Strand for all Advertisements and Communications requested to be sent Saturday August 6 1842.

J . Curtis and Company London Balliere Regentstreet Barth Brydges-street Strand Strange Paternoster-row Guest Baill-street Birmingham Sawler St. Ann'ssquare Manchester Whilip South Cidstreetent Liverpool Fannin and Co Grafton Street Dublin Drummond High-street Edinburgh Messrs. Curtis Essex and Herts Mercury Messrs. Curtis and Company No.7 Frith-street Soho-square Davis and Co DE Ghia Lopes Crete Messrs Divis Arundel Street Landen E& Arundelstrees Stran United Kingdom Bae Gravings Roand Perry and CO Bingingham Derds Maternoster Rew Wilson Bishopsgate-street Purkis Compton-street Soho Dachsan and Co Lew Bond-street Dullstreet Birminghan Backton Briguate Leeds Tos R. and L. Perry Perry Great Charlesstreet Easy Row Albion Street Wotll J Messrs. Perry N. B Cod. Lucas and Co Brittain Biligham Wilson Bishopsgate Street Field Quadrant Regent Street Burgess Coventry Street Haymarket Huett High Holborn Lucas New Bell's Messrs. Lucas and Co Newman-street Oxford-street Luruton Goss Metropolitan King's College Charing-cross Sthay Muargh Sevianky Aprinavit William Brooke Unionstreet Southwark Metropolitan Hospital Shing’s College Hospital Gays Hospital Charing Cross Hospital Deponent Gays Bransby Cooper Dr. Bright Guy's Holloway Lr. Bright Alice Joan Pere Temple-bar Middlesex Joan Norris Fetterlave St. Andrew, Holborn

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