Medical Men of the Age List of Senior Surgeons
A roster of eminent medical practitioners including Serjeant Surgeon to her Majesty Principal Surgeon Greenwich Hosp and Senior Surgeon to Middlesex, St Thomas, Guy's, Charing-cross, Westminster and London hospitals. Also noting positions at the Lock Hospital Western Dispensary and the Infirmary for Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R.H
Duchess of Kent
Treasury
Grimstone
G. J. Guthrie
James Wilcockson
Nottingham
W. Grimstone
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
London
Holland
Wilcockson
Annis Zenia Massenia
P. S
King Street
Long-acre
Her Majesty
Greenwich Hosp
North L
Middlesex Sap
St. Thomas's
Westminster Hosp
Londor Hospital
Guy's Hospital
Charing-cross Hopital
Lock Hospital
Chancery-lane
Mane
Promotions in the 40th to 96th Foot And Other Regimental Movements
An extensive list of army promotions by purchase and without purchase across multiple regiments including the 10th 19th 36th 40th 42d 48th 60th 61st 64th 66th 67th 68th 69th 72d 74th 80th 84th 87th 91st 92d and 96th Foot, Rifle Brigade and West India regiments. Ensigns lieutenants captains and adjutants are moved with several exchanges and appointments, detailing officers promoted to fill vacancies created by resignations deaths and transfers. Also notes major appointments in the Royal Artillery and West India regiments and ceremonial postings.
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Purchase
Norman
William Leopold Talbot
Burns
Edward Frederick
Walter Cuming
Moore
36Th Foot
Jon Arthur Brockman
G .Nt
Iurchase
Bruce
40Th Foot
Philip William Miller
Lee
10Th Foot
Charles Timothy Tuckey
Mannin
George Davis Hutton
Foot
Alexander Bethune
Patterson
Erskine Nimmo-Sandilands
Cockburn
Campbell
George Sharpe
Lacy
Chase
Williams
A7th Foot
Charles Neame
48Th Foot
Clement William Strong
Donelan
Alfred Augustus Chapman
Corcoran
29Th Foot
60Th
Scott
Edward Martin
Kelly
William John James Smith
Crowe
57Th Foot
Robert William Sanderson Raper Hunton
Ridge
58Th Foot
St. John Mundell
69Th Foot
M‘kirby
James Leyne
Gaussen
60Th Foot
William Parker
Kennedy
Isaac Temple Twining
Handfield, Riemelel
Theophilus
Newdigate
Foot Guards
Ohn Abbott
Coldstream Regi
67Th Foot
Rowland Jones
Campbell, Brommet
Henry Purchase
Jephson
Oulton Stuart
David Elliot M‘kirby
Mundell
72D Foot
Henry Rice
Henry Sandford Pakenham
Simmonds
2D West India Regiment
Richard Rocke
Pakenham
74Th Foot
Thomas Hobbs
Jama
Denny
William Hunter
Hollinsworth
Palate
Cornelius Charles Rolleston
Stokes
Patric Francis Blake
Keating
William Shearman
Blake
William Elford Adams
Lea
25Th Foot
Robert Frederick Augustus Lavers
Stein
92D Foot
Julius Raines
3D Foot
Bingham
78Th Foot
Thomas Stevens Davis
Chapman
84Th Foot
Thomas Aldridge
Dowdall
96Th Foot
R. F. W. Cumberland
Mitchell
Rifle Brigade
John Peter Need
A. G. Russell
William Robert Churchill Spencer
Lloyd
Hercules Walker
Dundas
1St West India Regiment
Henry Frederick Bouverie
K.C.B
G.C.M.G
William Nicolay
Frederick Huson
Haggup
West India Regiment
Aldcroft Waller
Brownrigg
Thomas Frederick Simmonds
Waller
Ceylon Rifle Regiment
John Anthony Layard
Travers
William H. Kelson
Templer
James Dwyer
Gwilt
Henry Liddell Davies
Pattison
Irmorandum
Middlesex
George Godart Henry de Reede de Ginkell
Earl of
Somersetshire
Great Britain
Henry Bricknet
Grocers’ Company
Grocers-hall
R—W. Goole
Yorkshire
J. Smith
Huddersfield
J. Irvine
Liverpool
Salvern
Worcestershire
A. Dixon and Co
M. Parkes
Golden Square
Or Bowers
Chipstead
Kent
High Street
Aldgate
Drapera
Hinddersfield
Shire
Woolstapler
Moses New
Great Mal. Paul's-wharf
Thames
Bn-Street
Clerkenwell
g.inn-Jane
Doughtyintseller
and. C. C. Manning
T. M'Burnie and Co
W. Iredale
Almondbury
York
G. Jackson
Arnold and Woollett
Clements
Jane
City
R. Brownlow
Walker and Son
Leeds
Manley and Parry
rers—Munks and Harris
Nottingham
tinmen—Bryan,d Co
Dacre-street
Westminster
Army
H. Belfour
Williamson and Thistle Manufacta Price
Reton
Kingston-upon-Hull
Vermondsey-Wall
Vellacott and
Sutcliffe
Durham
Birch
New Bridge-street
Blackfriars
Draper
Glasgow
J. Barclay
Dalchuris
Crieff
J. Little
Annan
Leves and Drawings at St James Palaces May 20 1820
Notice from the Chamberlain's Office announces a levee at St James's Palace on June 1 at two o'clock and a drawing-room on June 16 at two o'clock. Also, the Queen sanctions letters patent appointing Laurence Peel as knight of the United Kingdom. War Office promotions list multiple officer moves across regiments including purchases and retirements.
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Pike
Park- Jace
Clifton
Bristol
Ley
Gloucestershire
London
Messrs
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-street
United Kingdom
Sarah Merrett Pike
Berkeley
Long Chamberlain's
St. James's Palace
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Laurence Peel
Supreme Court of Judicature
Calcutta
War Office
Henry Edward Redmond
Cox
Thoms Rains
Walker
John Douglas White
Flood
Thomas George Souter
Raynes
Hently
Robert Macdonald
Draper
Benjamin Hallowe Boxer
Holmes
Percy Archer Butler
Foot
Moore
Sir Mark Anthony Henry
Purchase
Scott
Nite
Bart
Jobo
London Gazette
St. James's-palace
Downing-Street
Adolphus William Young
New South
Wilts
Royal Regular
Henry St. John
Fawsett
Cornet
Sleddale
County of Kent
West Kent
Robert. Boyd
Latham
St. John's Chapel
Estcott
Surrey
Quaife
Tyrrell
North-end
Fulham
Bravera
W. Hooper
Reading
Promotions and bankruptcies in the 34th to 81st Foot
Military promotions to officers across the 34th to 81st Foot with names and without purchase notes. Bankruptcies listed for tradesmen and merchants in London and surrounding districts. Dividends, certificates, dissolved partnerships, and Scottish sequestrations follow with multiple firms and individuals named.
Births and marriages in high society listings
Details of births in Belgrave Square Park Lane and St James's Place plus numerous marriages at Bryanston Square Paris and St Marylebone church. Daughters and sons named with spouses including Labouchere Cripps Liddell Wynne and Cocks Wynne Meade. multiple venues and notable attendees listed. Also deaths noted from Sir Robert Ker Porter to William Radcliffe with causes and funeral details.
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Belgrave Square
Henry Labouchere
South-street
Park Lane
Kilmaine
St. James's Place
William Cripps
Gayfield
Donnybrook
of Fitzstephen French
Bryanston Square
George Liddell
Lord Ravensworth
Louisa
Robert Meade
Paris
Joseph Holdsworth
Coplow-louse
Leicester
Mary Seymour Bruce
J. Taylor Michell
Marshall.grounds
Devon
St. Marylebone
T. Somers Cocks
Miss Wynne
C.G. Wynne
Woelas
North Wales
Portman Square
Heneage Finch
Oakham
Earl of Somers
Caroline Cocks
Elizabeth
Frances Finch
Augusta Finch
Neville Grenville
Charlotte Grenville
Harriet Paget
R. Hildyard
T. Assheton Smith
Assheton Smith
William Finch
Cooke
Caroline Legge
H. Pollen
Wynne
Mary
Mr. Peto
Lambeth
Theobalds
Herts
T. D. Grisell Esq
Stockwell-common
Vassal-road
North Brixton
John Ward
Bengal
Lagny
Seine Et Marne
Marquis de Croisnare
Russell Square
Anne
Robert Fraser
Anne Fraser
St. Petersburg
Robert Ker Porter
K.C.H
Durham
Royal Academy
West
Moses
Aaron
Shoreditch
Portsea
Christ
Russia
Theodore de Sherbatoff
Tras
Robert
John Moore
Spain
Battle of
Corunna
Joachim of
Wurtemberg
England
Persia
South America
Venezuela
Sweden
Babylonia
Portugal
William IV
Anna Maria Porter
Jane Porter
Edmund
Lady Hayes
London
Edwin Waller
Bart
Newport
Waller
Quebec
Christopher Wilson, Esq
Oxton Ball
Christie's Hotel
St. James's Street
Mr. Wilson
Jockey Club
Sespapiishowst
Waterford
Keane
Richard Keane
Boulogne
Richard Riley
Admiralty
Woolwich Common
Richard
Remsley
R.A
Eleanor
Bruce Mitchell
Richmond
Surrey
John Hartfield Tredgold
British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society
Payne
Joiners’ Arms
Westminster Road
John Wood
James Folkes
Lane
John Hooper
London-road
William Radcliffe, Esq
Stockport
Millgate
Meilor Church
Radcliffe
Mellor
Forgotten Industrial Giant and His Downfall
The article recalls Bret as a pivotal figure in cotton manufacture, whose genius powered vast progress yet ended in poverty. It notes his key role alongside Arkwright and Peel, and laments the lack of support from country and peers as he declined from wealth to indigence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bret
Bey
Richard Arkwright
Brompton
Robert Peel
Money Market and Tariff News From The Commons
The paper notes that the Commons shows a majority for the new tariff with Sir Robert Peel seen as enabling early completion. Money matters report steady interest at 4 percent and loans via the Bank of England with notices to apply by July 15th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peel
Estate Bank of England
Bank OF England
Advertisement notices published in London offices May 28, 1842
A fragment describes printed notices from No 337 Strand and No 658 Fetter Lane in London, published on May 28 1842. It references advertisements and communications to be sent and mentions Joan Nornris at the office.
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Lllis
Ellen Eskdale
Sarah Stickney
Britannia
Valehead
R. W. Evans
M.A
Morocco
Literary Gazette
Mary Roberts
London
Smith, Elder, and CO
Cornhill
Charles Knight and CO
England
Brien
Georce
George II
Knight
Lane
Wilkinson
Egypt
Edward William Lanz
Ludgate Street
J. . Curtis and Company
J. . Curtis and Company, Consulting Surgeons
Balliere
Medical Bookseller
Gent Street
Barth
Brydges-street
Strand
Strange
Paternoster-row
Guest
Bull-street
Pina
Sawler
St. Ann's-square
Manchester
Philip
Drummond
High-street
Edinburgh
Messrs. Curtis
Old England
Essex
Herts Mercury
É&C
Curtis
Conservative Journal
Mesars. Curtis and Company
Frith-street
Soho Square
Aria
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Nation Ismith
J. R. M‘cunnoch
Price
A. and
C. Black
Wyfall
Longman and Co
Herod
James Wilson
F.rs.e
Oakleigh
Nimnop
Adam and
Charles Black
Britannica
William Dick
Highland Society of Scotland
Fence Cloee
Napier
Adam and Charles Black
Simpkin, Marshall, and Co
Whittaker and Co
Hamilton, Adams and Co
Abercrombie
Alexander Macaday
Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
Brighton Herald
Longman
Brown, Green, and Longmans
Joan Scott Russe
Society of Arts of Scotland
Hamilton, Adams, and Co
Cooper’s. Pilot
SPY
Pioneers
Mobicans
Lionel Lincoln
Prairie
RED Rover
Waterwitch
N. Bruce
Peterborough Court
Jtondon and
County Life Assurance
For Life Assurance
Frobirsons
Morison
A. Charlwood
St. Andrew's
Norwich
British College of Health
Norfolk
Mesers. Morison and Co
New-road
King's-cross
Sam
Ann Spink
Alfred Wright
North Walsham
A. Charlwoodd. Caurtson
Morison, Moat
Kerry Imray
Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
Joseph Gillott
Birmingham
Gillott
Caurron
Josefa Guillott
J.G
Victoria-works
Grahaw-street
Gracechurch-street
de la Base
Dunstable
J. Simmons
King William Street
London-bridge
Cannon Street
Bray
Fenn Eer
Vonmberlain
British Museum
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons
Mechanica
Perec
Broad Street
Helborn
Peeenne Sane
A.M. Wagner
Edward Binns
R. Bright
J. Howship
R. A. Stafford
J. C. Taunton
J. King
J. Busk
John Bishop
Hog
G. Pilcher
A.c.hutchinson
Royal Metropolitan
Temle-bar
Charing-cross Hospital
St. Mary-le-bone
Free Hospital
R.and
L. Perry and Co
Paternooster-row
Wilson
Bishopsyate-street
Purkis
Compton-street
Soho
Jackson and Co
New Bond-street
Bull Street
Buckton
Briggate
All Medicine Vendera
L. Perry
Perry
Mesars Petty
Great Charles Street
Easttow
Albion Street
Panie Messrs. Perry
N.B
Frederick Thomas Brock
Jones
Augustus Chas
Henry Raitt
Evans
31St Foot
John Lucas Romulus Pollard
Duncan
Henry Macdonald Burns
Berkshire
W. M. Brown
Skinner's Place
Sise-lane
A. Telfer
Praed-street
Paddington
Smith— W
E. F. Vinden
Southampton-place
St. Pancras
J Smith
Green Dragon Inn
Hertford
Simmons, Simmons
Pine
Battersea
Stoney Street
Southwark
Prussiate
M. Quick
Burton-crescent
J. Fuller
Maidenhead
J. Radford
Tiverton
Devonshire
J. Tattersall
Heath Charnock
Lancashire
W. Gower Grey
Bath
J. Jones
Carnarvon
R. Attree
Brighton
R. Brass
J. Cotterell
Darlaston
Staffordshire
J. Berry
Rugby
Warwickshire
W. Donald
R. Littledyke
Brudenell-place
New North-road
H. Gouger
Great Winchester Street
E. Weedon
West Smithfield
J. D. Gandar
Covent-garden
Victualler
H. J. Canning
Wood-street
Cheapside
Scotch
J. Bentley
J. and
W. Oldfield
Edgeware-road
Coachmakers
W. Smith
St. Alban’s
Rotherhithe
Miller
J. Jolley
St. Albans Place
Haymarket
Pelham-place
E. Bright
Pickett-street
Axmann
Mark-lane
Foreign and General
T. Wainman
Dyer
R. Hodgson
W. Henshall
W. Hunt
Portsmouth
J. Brooke
Dewsbury
C. and
A. Potts
Monkwearmouth Shore
R. Halford
Canterbury
Llano and Bull
J. Davies
S. Stocks
Sen
Heaton Mersey
J. Wrigley
Knowl
G. Carrington
Albion-street
Hyde-park
C. Page
Nottinghammers
Marylebone
J. Shaw
Reat Driffield
W. H. James
Redditch
W. Curtis
King’s Lynn
J. Nightingale
Rusholme
P. Rosselli
Lime-street
J. Reed
Tavistock
Buckland
Dudley
J. Bates
Abraham and Gardiner
Houndsditch
Cambers
Wyer and Finley
Newington Causeway
Gillam and Robins
W. S. Wightman
Setston
H. Wells
Ramsbattom
Furnace
Thompson
Padiham
Whalley
Clitheroe
Parkinson and Weldrick
Mirfield
R. Johnson
Jun
S. Johnson
Dodwell and
Miles
East India
T. H. Sharratt
J. Busst
Walsall
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Blaydon
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Money Market
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