Queen appoints Ellis to Gentlemen at Arms corps in palace notice
The London Gazette reports on January 31 1844 the Queen appoints Francis Ellis Esq to the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, replacing James Norton Smith who retires. It also notes further court and military promotions and official notices including new appointments in trade China and various army officer exchanges and promotions across numerous regiments.
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Francis Ellis
Honourable Corps of Gentlemen At Arms
James Norton Smith
Forrren-Orricz
John Francis Davis
China
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Tipperary
Nicholas Meher
Turtulla
Valentine Maher
4Th Dragoon Guards
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19Th Foot
1St Dragoons
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66Th Foot
Drummond
6Th Dragoons
William Milligan
76Th Foot
William Daunt
Wth Tight Dragoons
Edward George Cubitt
M'Carty
17Th Light Dragoons
John Stephenson
Cornet
Lindsay
1St
Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards
Augustus Frederick Foley
William Thynone
Harry Brereton Trelawny
Purchase
Foley
Henry Frederick Ponsonby
49Th Foot
Trelawny
1St Regiment of Foot
Charles Finch Mackenzie
41St Foot
Leutenant
Wells
3D Foot
William Joseph Macfarlane
Gert
Stevenson
Clotworthy Wellington William Lord Langford
Serth Foot
Beauclerk
9Th Foot
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James Johnstone
Voland Vashon Ballard
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Dance
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Foot
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Vive Mills
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Viva Mills
90Th Foot
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31St Foot
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Transformation of church postings and royal notices in Scotland
The document records ecclesiastical shifts in Portnahaven and Kilninver linked to ministerial movement, plus royal grants and approvals. It lists commissions within Gloucester and militia promotions, insolvency declarations, bankruptcies, dividends, certificates, dissolutions of partnerships, and Scottish sequestrations with numerous individuals and firms named.
Marriage in Hier Lirr at St Margaret's Westminster
The eldest Bankes daughter Miss Bankes married John Floyer of West Stafford Dorsetshire, in Westminster Saint Margaret's. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Edward Bankes with many nobles present. A breakfast followed at Mrs Bankes's Old Palace Yard residence.
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Military veteran Goodman dies after 24 years in colony service
Waterloo veteran Lt Col Goodman, who led militia during a slave revolt and rose to major general by brevet, spent 24 years as colonial secretary of Berbice and Demerara Essequibo, serving nearly uninterrupted from 1820 until his death on January 2. His post also included inspector general and brigade general roles before his passing.
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Market Notes On Bonds And Shares In London
The government broker sold Consols at 973 and quoted 973 to 973 for money and account, with Three and a Half per Cents Reduced at 103 to 4. Foreign bonds, Spanish, Mexican Deferred, and Columbian ex Venezuela dominated activity, while Peruvian and Buenos Ayres bonds weakened. Railway shares fell. Birmingham and Derby and Midland Counties also retreated, with South Easterns marginally higher. The following day Consols closed near 97 and Three per Cents Reduced at 934 to g amid steady, limited foreign demand.
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Country Markbets. Printed at No. 887 Strand Middlesex
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