Crown appointments and royal notices from Buckingham Palace
The London Gazette reports in council appointments at Buckingham Palace. Earl of Stradbroke becomes lord lieutenant of Suffolk. Moseley and Cook named inspectors of schools. Various military promotions and appointments follow across regiments, with sugar prices, Bank of England figures, and a cascade of bankruptcies and notices.
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Jon Edward Cornwallis
Earl of
Committee of Council On Education
Henry Moseley
Frederick Charles Cook
Prince of Waves
Cuamuens
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Tregenna Castle
Angus Logan
Berriedale
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Royal Regiment of Horse Guards
Thomas Brunt
Munro
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Joseph Brunt
3D Light Dragoons
9Th Light Dragoons
Philip Antrobus
Dixon
Charles Edmund Law
Antrobus
18Th Light Dragoons
Richard John Elrington
Parmaster
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Regiment of Foot Guards
John George Cavendish Disbruwe
4Th Foot
John Cumming
Purchase
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Bettesworth
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Arthur Hill Trevor
95Th Foot
Fuller
67Th Foot
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Onry Orlando Chester Master
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Davis
1St West India Regiment
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Grant
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Clements
84Th Foot
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Bingham
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Huson
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Robeson
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Gernon
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Smith
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M'Kinnon
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Bank OF England
Mourning Orders Issued For Duke Of Saxe Coburg Gotha
London Gazette reports Lord Camerenuein's Office ordering a mourning period starting Thursday February 8 for the late Duke of Saxe Coburg Gotha. Ladies to wear black attire and accessories including silk and gloves. gentlemen to wear black.
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Prince Albert
Consul appointment and insolvency notices in 1844 Gazette
The issue lists Stephen Binney approved as consul at Halifax and numerous insolvency declarations with names and addresses across Nottinghamshire Leicestershire and London. Also includes courtly notices of divorces and partnerships dissolving, with many names and trades.
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St. Walstan's Chapel
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Hoton
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Trafalgar Street
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Local Births and Charity Drive Reported in West Briton
On the fourth, at Cavendish square the Lady of Edward Marjoribanks junior of a son. In Grosvenor Place, the Lady Mahon of a daughter. The Hon Mrs Charles Cust of a daughter. At Uphill in Linkinhorn parish a poor miner’s wife delivered three boys Abraham Isaac and Jacob. A subscription for the family relief has reached nearly £50.
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Curious Marriage at St Cuthbert Church
Curious marriage tale from York Courant recounts a clock maker and a woman reuniting in wedlock after a prior Scotland ceremony, and other obituaries and notices from Vienna to Derby with dates and ages, noting deaths of Archduchess Maria Carolina Augusta and Grand Duchess of Oldenburg among others.
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Money Market Trends in English and Foreign Securities
Monday evening reports firmer Consols and improved railway shares with small gilt purchases by government brokers. Tuesday and Wednesday notes show gold exchange differences between London Paris and Hamburg, shifts in Consols and reduced Three Percent Stock, and mixed foreign securities amid parliamentary influence on shares. Peruvian stock and French lines show notable activity while overall markets trend uncertain.
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Foreign and Colonial Markets Report Structure and Tally
Monday Brexixnc Tailow shows stock 30,626 cash against 28,140 casks last year with a flat market. P.Y.C. on the spot at 41s rising after last three months. town tallow at 44s 6d. Wool prices rise modestly on Australian demand. sugar in West Indian market steady with Bengal and Madras activity. Tea and cotton trade mixed with arrivals and auctions. overland tea shipments noted. pepper and other commodities show light movement.
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Printing notice from Strand advertisement office in London
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