Buckingham palace appoints Marlborough and Londonderry lords lieutenant
The Queen in council elevates George Duke of Marlborough as lord lieutenant and custos rotulorum of Oxford and Charles William Marquess of Londonderry as lord lieutenant and custos rotulorum of Durham. Letters patent appoint the Duke of Sussex governor and constable of Windsor Castle. Military promotions follow across many regiments, with numerous by purchase and unattached appointments. Memoranda correct a few names.
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London
Buckingham Palace
George Duke of Marlborough
Oxford
Charles William Marquess of Londonderry
Hitehall
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Duke of Sussex
K.G
Castle of Windsor
George Earl of Munster
War Office
Cornet
Edmund Roche
Powys
9Th Light Dragoons
Babington
Werner Cathrey
Thompson
9Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
Lucius Henry French
25Th Foot
Purchase
Close
Charles Massey Dawson
5Th Foot
Isaoke
John Rose Holden Rose
3D Light Dragoons
Reynolds
J. K. Wedderburn
55Th Foot
6Th Dragoons
William Hamilton
Cooke
11Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
Frederick Snowden Corrance
Tynte
2D Regiment of Foot
Henry William Stisted
Ralph
John King
9Th Foot
Edwin Morton
Raymond
12Th Foot
Thomas Moore
John Francis Kempt
James Boyd
Kempt
Richard John Allen Philipps
Strike
John Marcon
Tidy
Augustus Frederick Braham
William Longfield
William Dickson Butcher
John Holder
Marcon
Oliver George Lambart
Philipps
Henry Segrave
Holder
James William Espinasse
Lambart
John Palmer
Edward Foster
William Stewart
Braham
Daniel Beere
Longfield
17Th Foot
Richard John Ross O'Connor
William Henry Howard Ellison
O'Connor
Edward Croker
Cooper
20Th Foot
Carey Handfield
64Th Foot
Leslie
Horace Manners Monckton
Edwards
Henry George Walker
Monckton
40Th Foot
Frederick Huey
Colville
41St Foot
Henry Hugh M‘kenzie Fleming
Burgh
William Minchin
Fleming
46Th Foot
Joseph Davies
Posebere
Tennyson D'Eyncourt
Colin Rederick Campbell
Davies
47Th Foot
Samuel Toosey Williams
Campbell
Aragéeneth Foot
William Freme Wyndowe
Minchin
50Th Foot
John Beach Dodd
54Th Foot
Bartley
53Th Foot
Anthony Stokes
84Th Foot
Fellowes
10Th Foot
78Th Foot
Henry Hamilton
Alston
Edward Fellowes
M‘neill
John James Barry Fox
Hamilton
George Floyer Sydenham
Poncheon
Robert Seaforth Mackenzie
Fox
Frederick William Chapman
95Th Foot
Seton
Lachlan MacAlister
48Th Foot
Hanley
William Monck
MacAlister
Monck
86Th Foot
Clement William Strong
Helmes
91St Foot
Thomas Andrews Girling
Ualt
Frazer
Onslow
Henry Christopher Metcalfe
Cruickshank
96Th Foot
John Campbell
Pursloe
Rifle Brigade
Percy Barrington
Pollen
Ceylon Rifle Regiment
James Anderson
Macpherson
Auchmuty Montresor
Anderson
William Caldwell
Montresor
William Bagenall
Caldwell
PupIore Dean
Bagenall
William Maxwell Mills
Lat West India Regiment
Bruvet
Neil Douglas
Kc.b
Edinburgh Castle
Lord Greenock
Cornet Butler
7Th Dragoon Guards
Antoine Stoet
Hort
Ensign Hickson
6Th Foot
Theodore Richard
13Th Light Dragoons
Henry Holden
Henry Greenwood Holden
County of Hertford
Hertford
William Curling
Pryor
Great Britain
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Rotherhithe
J. Jones
Langavelach
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Manchester
J. and
T. Turner
Kirkburton
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W. Johnson
Birmingham
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Leominster
Herefordshire
Viret and
Kitching
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Over
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Alford
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Wilts
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Strand
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Regent-street
J. E. Teversham
Bermondsey-street
Leech
Cinderhill
Pilkington
G. Wright
Sheffield
Propriat
Poulton
Sen
Webb
Forebridge
Partnerships Dissolved and Scotch Sequestrations Listed
Lists numerous dissolutions of partnerships across England Scotland noting firms from Cheltenham Gloucester Liverpool and York with trades including saddlery tailoring masonry and brewing. Also records scotch sequestrations for A Dunn T Clapperton and Co J Ross and Co and others with dates in May and June.
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Dockhead
Stone-Wharf
Bermondsey
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Millsands
Sheffield
General Iron
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Burnt Tree
Tipton
Staffordshire
Scawin and Dresser
York
Taylor and Aughea
Liverpool
Bartlett and Rolfe
York-street
Pentonville
Watkinson and Co
E. and
J. Jones
Cowles and Roake
Carlisle-street
Soho-square
Randles and Co
J. Robinson
F. W. Miles
Reading
Parsons and Mills
Ringwood
Southampton
Toswill and Myers
Budgerow
City
More and Co
Broadweir
Bristol
Tuckett and Gordon
Poultry
A. Dunn
Balgore
T. Clapperton and Co
Glasgow
J. Ross and Co
D. Black
Barrelwell
Brechin
Levee at St James's Palace and notices from the London Gazette
The London Gazette reports a royal levee at St James's Palace on May 4 at 2 o'clock with regulations from last year. It also notes appointments and approvals including Edward Howard Gibbon as Mowbray herald of arms extraordinary and John Godfrey Nagel as consul at Sierra Leone. Additional items cover military promotions, militia appointments, dissenters' marriage notices, bankruptcies, dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolved, and Scottish sequestrations with dates and names across various countries and firms.
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Duke of Norfolk
England
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Mowbray
Foreign Office
John Godfrey Nagel
Sierra Leone
Hamburgh
Orvnance
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Charles Taylor du Plat
Cookson
Dorset
John Trenchard Trenchard
St. Mellons
Monmouthshire
Houndsditch
Leadenhall-street
Birmingham
J. Moré
Coleman-street
R. Marsh
Upholland
Lancashire
T. Johnson
Liverpool
R. Sutton
Warrington
J. Cree
Devonport
Pidcock
Burton
Nottingham
G. Herbert
Chesterfield
Derbyshire
E. Havard
Swansea
Glamorganshire
Bailiott
D. Blake
Norwich
E. Goddard
Holbeach
Lincolnshire
W. Antill
Bourn
Gloucestershire
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J. Wallis
Wragby
T. Munroe
S. Hopkins
Croydon
S. King
High Holborn
C. Robottom
Holborn-hill
W. Straker
West Strand
J. Cuisset
Blackfriars-road
Richards and Co
Shadwell
J. Wates
Old Kent
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J. Cotter
Toxteth Park
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Dover
Carpenter
J. W. Pilcher
River
Kent
Miller
Batson and Co
Berwick
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Cambridge
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Ramsgate
R. Briant
Whitchurch
Oxfordshire
Dickinson and Throp
Blackburn
Iron Founders
T. Bemrose
Spalding
J. and
T. Threlfall
Manchester
J. Sty
Melcombe Regis
Dorsetshire
Tottenham-court-road
T. Hill
St. Mary Axe
Gilford and Jones
Camberwell
Bowser and Balls
Great Russell-street
Bloomsbury
Rose and Wilson
Carlisle
Hesp and Battye
Huddersfield
Yorkshire
Attornees
Bullman and Mills
Strutton-ground
Westminster
Hunter and Ross
Fenchurch-street
Malta
Giles and Beecroft
Billingsgate-market
J. Woniner
Tibberton-square
Islington
Skinners
E. Harries
Towerhill
Haverfordwest
Bloxam and Campbell
Duke-street
Grosvenor-square
surgeons—Emson and Sons
Saffron
Walden
Essex
Grocers
J. Emson
Marks and Burgess
Bristol
Garsed and Scudamore
Goodge-street
Davis and Griffiths
coopers—Corrie and Co
London
Colombo
Ceylon
J. Mitchell
W. Fraser
Alexander, Neilson, and Co
B. Alexander
Millar and Baird
Edinburgh
E. Lang
Port Dundas Bottle Company
Glasgow
D. Lee
J. Cassels
Ands Co
Kepp
Perthshire
J. Stewart
Blair
Athol
Farmer
Births and marriages in diverse locales and notable deaths
Births report in Upper Harley street and Sheerness among others with a Hastings birth. Marriages include Challoner Ogle to Eliza Roe in London and other matches in Dunmore and Harrow. A tale of elopement at Inverness to Aberdeen noted. Deaths record Lieut. Grandidier, aged 51, and multiple other casualties and notable figures including Lord Henry Russell, General Scott, Sir Charles Bell, Lady Tierney, and Lieut General Sir William Nicolay among others with dates and places across the British Isles.
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Corn Exchange
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British College of Health
New Road
London
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Castle-street
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George Lang
George Wescott
Dunsford
British Colege of Health
Hamilton-place
New-road
King's-cross
N.B
Farringdon-street
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Francis Egerton
M.P
Duke of Sutherland
Worsley-hall
Manchester
C. F. Ecerron
P.S
Upper Harley Street
James Morrison
Sheerness
Wilson
77Th Regiment
Swords Vicarage
County Dublin
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Hastings
Willam Blackstone Lee
Bedlington
Challoner
Bengal
Charlotte
Laurence Stodart
Inverness
Invergocon
Mars
Aberdeen
Ross Advertiser
Mildenhall
Wilts
W. Fox
Inner Temple
Sarah
W. Halcomb
Poulton
Southsea
Cambray
7Th Dragoon Guards
Nottingham
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Galway
Greenwich Hospital
Lord Henry Russell
Royal Navy
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Duke of Bedford
K.G
Georgiana
Alexander
Duke of Gordon
Robert Stopford
G.C.B
Henry
Melville
Portsmouth Harbour
Malleny House
Scott
Hatton Park
Worcester
Harriet Mary
Henry Jones
Bloomsbury Square
Matthew Tierney
Sir Mathew
Edward Tierney
Pisa
Julia Sophia Mary
Edward Douglas Pennant
G. H. Dawkins Pennant
Penrhyn Castle
North Wales
Portland-place
Islington
Elizabeth Kerrod
Albany-street
Regent's Park
Daniel Arts
Perseverance
Brewer's-quay
Thames-street
Stephen Carr
William Nicolay
C.B
K.C.H
Oriel-lodge
Cheltenham
Saxe Gotha
Military careers and obituaries from incomplete 19th century text
Fragmentary notices recount Sir William’s Peninsular and Waterloo service, governorships in Dominica and St Kitts, Mauritius, and a late 1839 colonelcy. also brief deaths and injuries including a Mrs Rogers attacked by a beetle and other local notices. The garbled OCR omits clear dates and full names, leaving a patchwork of military ranks, postings, and bereavements.
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Iamseth
John Moore
Ag Cine
William
Quartermaster-General
Gallan
Siptas Foore
Corunna
Ul. John
Waterloo
Duke of Wellington
France
Sir William
Dominica
St. Kitt's
Mauritius
West Hanitacy
Foot
Taney
Edinburgh
Juin
Notts
Pacar Alayer
Money Market and Foreign Prices in India and Americas
The market shows calm with little business and slight price declines. Texan reports claim 21,000 Mexicans engaged in activity. coast blockade rumors persist. Bank stocks and foreign bonds list various rates with Indian stock and South Sea entries noted.
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America
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South Sea
Lou Ditto
Tig Bank
Consors
Advertisements and Communications Address Details
Printed in London May 7 1842 at No 347 Office by Joan Norris. Advertisements and communications to be sent to Norris at No 68 Fetterlane Holborn Middlesex. Strand office context refers to publication and printer details within the county and parish setup.
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Dulnesa
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Strand
London
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Greet
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Brydges-street
Strange
Paternoster-row
Guest
Bull-street
Birmingham
Sawler
St. Ann's-square
Manchester
Philip South Castle Street
Liverpool
Fannin and Co
Graftonstreet
Dublin
Drummond
High-street
Edinburgh
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Essex and
Herts Mercury
Curtis
Mestars, Curtis and Company
Frith-street
Soho Square
London News
Messrs. Vizetelly and Co
Cherubini
Adolphe Adam
Her Majesty's Theatre
Grisi
Ceylon
Douglas Jerrold
W. West
F. Ries
Her Majesty
Duncombe and CO
Middle Row
Holborn
Williams
Bath
Sutherland
Heywood
Reeve
Leamington
Lee
Cheltenham
C. J. Lucas and Co
Brittain
Effingham Wilson
Bishopsgate
Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
Burgess
Coventry
Haymarket
Huett
High Holborn
United Kingdom
Lucas
New Bell
Aplion
Paargete
Ping Teart
God
Polnessrs
Lucas and Co
Roa Mien
Oxford-street
Joan AndreWe
Middles
Norris
Fetterlane
Joan Norris
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