Military promotions and clerical appointments in 1842 Britain
London Gazette lists the 7th Dragoon Guards and other regiments promoting officers by purchase or without, with retirements and reassignments across the line. It notes the Royal Newfoundland Companies, hospital staff changes, and ordnance appointments, with errata correcting names and regimental affiliations. Also records dissenters marriage act registration sites across several chapels and institutions.
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Duchess of Kent
Treasury
Grimstone
G. J. Guthrie
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James Wilcockson
Nottingham
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Broad-street
Bloomsbury
London
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Wilcockson
Annis Zenia Massenia
P. S
A. Z. M. Nottingham
Broadstreet
Kingstreet
Longacre
Van-Orrice
7Th Regiment of Dragoon Guards
Cornet
William Hogg
Purchase
Dillon
Andrew Robertson
Hogg
7Th Regiment of Foot
Edward Butler
Best
57Th Foot
48Th Foot
Dawson Cornelius Greene
Archase
Kennedy
William Howard
Greene
67Th Foot
Richard Mordesley Best
7Th Feet
Allan
63D Foot
A. T. Allan
John Hodson Fearon
64Th Foot
Panige Norton Thomas Williams
S. H. Smyth
James Lyon Browne
Williams
Foot
Christopher Rhatigan
Haining
John Henry Barton
Miller
1St West India Regiment
Joseph Alexander Hanna
MacCarthy
Henry Anton
Hanna
Royal Newfoundian Companies
John Fletcher
Skinner
John Gillespie
St. Helena
Edward Benjamin Wilson
Fletcher
Frederick Albert Lainsworth
Murray
Henry Franklin
Loinsworth
William Ram
Prite
16Th Light Dragoons
Franklin
John Edwards Bird
Bruvet
7Th Foot
Royal
Royal Newfoundian
Ciristia
Ign
Gorden
79Th Foot
John Henry
Henry John
Commissariat
Thomas M‘lean
Thomas M'Cann
Missimeral
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Charles Trigance Franklin
Balfour
Alexander Cesar Hawkins
Shakesear
James Morris Hill
Alston
Barclay
Lawson
R. _ Crofton
Algernon Peter
Smith
Andrew Pellet Scrimshire Green
Wade
Edward Arthur Williams
Nixon
Herbert Winsloe Patton
Gardiner
Charles Henry Morris
Bathurst
Neil M‘innis M‘kay
H. B. O. Savile
William James Eston Grant
Radcliffe
Joseph Clarke Childs
Knox
George Vanderheyden Johnson
Younghusband
Adolphs Frederick Connell
Lyle
Pierce Samuel Parson
Romer
Corps of Royal Engineers
Gentlemen Cadets
Eustace Fane Bourchier
Gosset
Henry Grain
Baillie
John Marshall Grant
Collinson
James Frankfort
Sugar Prices and Insolvency Notices of January 1842
The weekly average price of Brown and Muscovado Sugar stands at thirty seven shillings and three pence per hundredweight, excluding import duties. Insolvents include J. G. Smith of Bath, jeweller J. Cuiss of Blackfriars-road, and several others in listed trades. Dividends scheduled for multiple creditors across London, Manchester, Plymouth, and Lancaster. Certificates, partnerships dissolved, and Scottish sequestrations are also recorded with names and locations.
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Henry Bickner
Grocers’ Company
J. Cuisset
Blackfriars-road
W. H. Apsey
Rotherhithe
B. Ward
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
G. Novra
Red Lion-square
J. Dennis
Sen
J. Denniss
Tooley-street
E. and
A. Evans
Birmingham
A. Spoor
J. Ellison
Leeds
Wm. Povey
Ashton-under-Lyne
J. Lane
Stockport
Cheshhire
H. Tugwell
Fawley
Southampton
W. Carter
Chippenham
J. Sutcliffe
Halifax
Yorkshire
W. T. Clough
Eccleston
Lancashire
R. Wilcock
Cartmel
T. Driver
J. Moore
London
J, Eick
Milton
Sittingbourne
Kent
Draper
S—J. Brooks
Baptist Mills
Bristol
J. Smith
T. Edgley
Glossop
Derbyshire
S. Rackett
Bell-yard
Carey-street
C. Stevenson
Sheffield
Deptford-bridge
R. Mitchell
Lime-street
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Droylsden
W. Jones
Tregaron
Cardiganshire
Warwick
Thompson and Mackenzie
Lloyd and Co
Leghorn
Manchester
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J. and W. Edmonds
Rye
Millers—S. and
W. Williams
Hay
Breconshire
Gilbert and Bisgood
Craven-street
Strand
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Love Lane
Aldermanbury
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C. W. Loweth
Brigstock
Northamptonshire
millers—Mills and Owen
Sussex
Wilson, Royston, and Co
York
J. Hartley
Ogilvy, Gillandus, and Co
Liverpool
Bombay
Calcutta
F. M. Gillandus
J. C
Queen appoints Beverley to guard of yeomen and more
The London Gazette reports the Queen appoints George Earl of Beverley as captain of the Yeomen of the Guard replacing the late Marquis of Lothian. Alfred Cheeke is named crown prosecutor for New South Wales. Rev William Reid is presented to Kettle parish in Fife. Additional entries list privy council swearing ins, bankruptcy filings, dividends, certificates, dissolutions, and Scotch sequestrations.
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High Road
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Edgware
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inDox City Mission
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Cambridge Chronicle
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Lothian
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Wnitegate
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Fife
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Windsor
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Leeds
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Poulton
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Heywood
Lancashire
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Norwich
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Tooley-street
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Mexico
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Birmingham
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Tewkesbury
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Portal and Welch
Diugaiate
Bebery and Co
Oldham
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Grafton-street East
London University
Gumbley and Tye
Births and Marriages and Deaths in 19th Century Britain
Births list includes multiple aristocratic and gentry families with dates and locations such as Chartley Castle Portman Street Portman Square Wanstead Rectory Shady Camps Cambridgeshire and Regent's Park. Marriages record matches at Bristol St George's Hanover Square Plymouth Brompton St Peterhead Woburn Leatherhead and more. Deaths note Jane Bamford Emma Sheffield Susanna Hare Rebecca Chadwick Jones Sybella Wilson James Grant Louisa Vaughan and others with ages and places across Brighton Normanby Halifax Aberdeen Torquay Deal Nostell Priory and Newcastle.
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Henry H. Tracey
Joseph Arden
Rickmansworth
Portman-street
Portman-square
John Dodd
Wanstead Rectory
W. P. Wigram
Shady Camps
Cambridgeshire
George Perry
Cumberland Terrace
Regent's Park
Pedro de Zulneta
Plymouth
Percy Douglas
Wolston Dixie
Bosworth Park
Leicestershire
Ickworth
Arthur Hervey
Henry Haes
Thistle-grove
Brompton
Bristol
Edward Harley
Portland-square
Mary Ann
Arthur Palmer
Park-row
St. George's
Hanover-square
Edward Bagot
60Th Rifles
Oxford
Earl of
Jersey
Mathilde
Oswald Perkins
J. Bowden
Admiralty
Nareet House
Mary
Peter Ellery
Jose H Mansfield
Emily
Robert le Poer Trench
K.C.B
74Th Regiment
St. Margaret's
Westminster
Richard Hamond Gwyn
Hannah
William Cubitt
Great George-street
Woburn Church
Buckinghamshire
Edward Fox
Snaresbrook
Essex
Emma
Thomas Lannon
Wooburn
Bucks
Leatherhead
Samuel Jay
Lincoln's-inn
Elizabeth Maria Jane
Colonel Spicer
Brighton
Jane
John Bamford
Conduit-street
London
Midhurst
Sussex
Normanby
Sir Robert Sheffield
Wemsleybury
Herts
Susanna
James Hare
Sir Abraham Hume
Philadelphia
John Vaughan
American Philosophical Society
Institution For the Blind
St. George's Society
Lloyd's
Washington, Ranklin
Adams Jefferson, Priestley
Sybella
John Wilson
A Cruz
Sir Arthur Piggott
Aberdeen
James Grant
Huntly
Grant
Crouchend
Torquay
Louisa
William Vaughan
Chelsea
Philip Burrard
Harry Burrard
Jumbled Prices and Loads for Hay and Clover in 19th Century Ledger
Fragmentary OCR lists hay and forage items with various prices and loads. Entries mention SMITH CUMBER WHITE jaysers, chapel ford, coarse season hay, barley or ryegrass, clover hay, and oats with multiplicitous price ranges and quantities, lacking full context.
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Printed at No 397 Strand Middlesex by Jolly Norazs of No 58 Fetterlane Holborn London Published for the Proprietor by John Norazs at No 887 Strand Advertisements and Communications requested to be sent to the office Saturday January 22 1842.
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