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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 22, 1842

Page

8

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.

H.R.H Duchess of Kent Treasury Grimstone G. J. Guthrie F.R.S James Wilcockson Nottingham W. Grimstone Broad-street Bloomsbury London Helland 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.

Great Britain 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 W. Pilling Droylsden W. Jones Tregaron Cardiganshire Warwick Thompson and Mackenzie Lloyd and Co Leghorn Manchester Webb and Alston J. and W. Edmonds Rye Millers—S. and W. Williams Hay Breconshire Gilbert and Bisgood Craven-street Strand attorneys—Castle, Luck, and Hyatt Love Lane Aldermanbury T. Hyatt 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.

Maida Hill Paddington Canal Maidahill Anderson London and South Western Railway Railway Tavern London and South-western Railway Nine Elms Vauxhall Carter Philip John Elsley London and Southwestern Railway Company J. Bickerton Transit Mail Raven Mars Eclipse Wakley Hendon Union John Catlin High Road Tootell Edgware Board of Guardians The London Road Mills Oroner Mutter Liberal Party Dublin Yorkshire Lord Morpeth Tion Leeds Mercury Merchant Tartans’ Company Prince of Wales Hants Wilts Dorset Isle of Wight Southampton Benmowpsex inDox City Mission London City Mission Aitiual Hall Store-street Bedford-square R. C. Bevan Dent Mty Addien Holborn-hill Hughes Hughes B. Noel Lincoln Mercury Christofer Colne’s Wake Thomas Henderson Essex E. H.grimston Earl of Verulam Cambridge Chronicle London Gazette St. James's Palace George Earl of Beverley James William Robert Marquis of Lothian Downing Steeer Alfred Cheeke New South Wales Wnitegate William Reid Kettle Ganslandshire Fife Peter Barclay Windsor James Lewis Knight Bruce James Wigram Leeds Clough and Galan Poulton Huddersfield Stainland G. Chadwick Heywood Lancashire Robberds and Day Norwich Southtown Suffolk Ividends Sardinson and Co Wood-street City J. Tatham Castle-street City-road J. Walker Irving and Bamber Preston T. Brazendale J. Jopling Newcastle-upon-Tyne C. Pope St. Bhito and Jacob Gloucestershire R. T. Latham Andover W. Pennington Bollington Cheshire T. Parker Tooley-street Southwark W. H. Potter Garrick-hill Marshall and Co Vera, Cruz Mexico W. S. Marshall Foster and Knell Lawrencelane Cheapside Adcock and Webb Birmingham Mercersa Tate and Willmott Tewkesbury A. Hirst Portal and Welch Diugaiate Bebery and Co Oldham Ferguson and Coxeter 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.

Chartley Castle 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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Advertisements and Communications Requested at No 887 Strand

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.

J. L. Curtis and Company London Balliere Royal College of Surgeons Regent Street Pattie Bridgesteeet Strand Strange Paternoster-row Guest Birmingham Sawler St. Ann's Square Manchester Pane Fanning and Co Grafton Street Dublin Duncanigh-street Edinburgh Messrs. Curtis Statesman Curtis and Company Frith-street Soho-square Yemarka Lucas New Bell Messrs Lucas and Co No. Newman-street Oxford R. and L. Perry Leeds Wilson Bishopsgate-street Purkis Compton-street Soho Jackson and Co New Bond-street Steelhouse-lane Buckton Briggate Perry Messrs Messrs. Perry Great Charles Street Easttow Albion Street Middlesex Jolly Norazs Fetterlane St. Andrew, Holborn John Norazs

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