Education Correspondence Reveals Council Letters 1839
The piece compiles official correspondence between the Privy Council on Education and the National Society over funding for a model or training school. It outlines grant terms, inspection rights, and the balance between religious instruction and secular aims, with resolutions and responses from 1839 detailing inspection, expenditure, and governance.
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Dorr
National Society
Privy Council On Education
Committee of Council
Committee of Privy Council
Committee of the National Society
Council Office
Whitehall
Ords
Committee of Council On Education
Privy Council
Natonal Society
J. P. Kay
F. W. Stretton
Council
The
Paris
Society
Chichester
Great Britain
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Westminster
J. Wigram
National Newan Society
Council On Education
Henidier
House of Commons
J. P Kiv
John Sinclair
Soi
Council-office
National Schools
National School Society
Church of England
Treasury
J. Sinclair
General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
Order In Council
Commission
Scotland
J. RussEru
Henry Duncan
Edinburgh
Qualifications for Constables and Chief Constable Issued
The document outlines age, health, and conduct qualifications for chief constables and constables, disqualifications for former public office employees, and the need for character certificates. It details pay scales from £250 to £500 for the chief, duties to keep daily accounts, quarterly and quarterly reports, and the chief constable’s authority to issue orders to maintain an efficient force.
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Justice of Peace
Marquis of Normandy
Victoria
Secretary of State
Her
Justices of the Peace
Home Department
Privy Council Education Members and Odd Natural History Notes
National Education committee members listed including the lord president and others. The entomology society reports a donation of twenty bee books and exhibits from Sierra Leone. note on Barbadoes dragonflies and a centipede with a missing leg healed by germs. Also obituary of William Griffin a veteran of Captain Cook's third voyage, linked to Cook’s death at Owyhee.
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Privy Council On Education
Strachan
Sierra Leone
Trenchard
Hampstead
Newport
Barbadoes
Newman
Coox
Islington
William Griffin
Griffiths
Resolution
Cook
Owyhee
Phillips
Flogging at Eton College Following Windsor Fair Dispute
The article reports a mass flogging at Eton College after Windsor fair disruption last year. Masters found thick lead-loaded clubs in dormitories and schoolrooms, naming twenty six offenders who faced public flogging with three foot birch rods.
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Eton Cotleee
Eton College
Windsor
Windsor Fair
Wind‘gor
Infants body found hidden in street repair site
Report details a decomposed infant body unearthed from a water-logged place in St Pancras, leading to an inquest via coroner Mr Wakley. Nearby notes describe a fireworks factory explosion at Edward Street, Bethnal Green, injuring workers and warning of dangerous practices. Also covered: a Watford distress warrant against Rev Capel over poor rates and a news note on the Lalla Rookh recovery of lost guns near South Stack.
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St. Pancras
Consee
Hilat
Joe
D Tion
Weale
Beadle
Wakley
Edward-street
Bethnal-green-road
London Hospital
Watford
Capel
West
Globe
Holyheap
Dean
Lalla Rookh
South Stack
William
Liverpool
New Zealand Land Company Offers Passage Refund Plan
Directors announce payments to emigrants buying Land Orders who travel to New Zealand via NSW Van Diemen's Land or South Australia. The company grants a 60 pound subsidy per 100 pounds paid for land orders. Deposits for this purpose may be made at Union Bank of Australia, Old Broad Street. Secretary: John Ward.
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The
New Zealand Land Company
New Zealand
New South Wales
van Diemen's Land
South Australia
Union Bank of Australia
Old Broad-street
John. Ward
Adam-street
Adelphi
Mansion House
Dublin
Ireland
Wilson
Jostin Kincaip
Drexinson
Punta
Joan AnsteEr
Mr. Waxp
New Zealand Land Company of London
Patrick H. Pireaunah
Robert Barkist
New Zealan Land Company of
London
Peter Barry
Joan West
New Zealand Committee of
Trinity College
David C. Latouche
Dickinson
O'Connor Don
Cornelius O'Brien
George Hoyle
Patrick H. Fitzgerald
Joseph Kincaid
W. H. Carroll
Nicholas
W. Brady
Dr. Wilson
Joan Warp
National Benefit Society
Strand
Henry Wilson
Money market steadies as stocks hold despite scarcity
Prices show resilience with Consols at 904 for Money and 90 to 904 for Account. Exchequer Bills trade at 8s to 6s discount, while Danish and Colombian bonds hover near quoted ranges. European and British shares such as London and Birmingham Railway, Great Western, Blackwall, and Greenwich list modest premiums or discounts amid cautious demand.
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Naazilian
London and
Birmin ™ m
Great Western
Blackwall
Greenwich
Southampton
Westminster Bank
London
Joint Stock Bank
Bankruptcy and partnerships listed in London Gazette notice
London Gazette lists bankrupts including Pennell James Perkins Swansborough Noke Cox, Pauls, Morris, Gorton, Armstrong, Shepard, Howell, Cowing, Irving, Bamber and others with certificates on Nov 22. Partnerships dissolved include Walton Blmer Creed Marler Ruddick Field Cox Gardner Seaber Breeds Bayley Polden Morton Podmore Heywood Oates Ralli and related firms across multiple cities.
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London Gazette
G Pennell
St. James's-place
St. James’s-street
Westminster
L. James
Little Tower-street
R. Perkins
Hrosier
R. Swansborough
Grimaby
Lincoln
H.wake
Ringwood
Southhampton
M. Noke
Maidenhead
Berks
Upholder
S. Cox
Westminster-bridge-road
Oil and
P. Paul
Sen
Silver-street
Golden-square
W. F. Morris
Chester-wharf
Pimlico
J. Gorton
M. Cowing
Haydon-bridge
Northumber
J. Irving
T. Bamber
Preston
W. Hand
Park-lane
Endon Stafford
S. Mitchell
Sheffeld
J. Winnington
Chorlton
upon-Medlock
Manchester
E. J. Ravenscroft
Ogkee-Court
C. Griffith
Chester
J. Walton
W. H. Ambler
Leeds
Bishop Auckland
Durham
J. Creed
Birmingham
J. Cuff
Chard
T. Cuff
James Marler and
Newton
Cheshire
Joseph Marler
R. Ruddick
J. Field
Pentonville
R. Garton
I. Cox
W. Gardner
W. G. Gardner
Forestreet
City
James
John
Thos
Seaber
Radcliffe
Lancaster
Dyers
C. Heywood
Oates and Co
Huddersfield
Spinners
L. Oates
Ralli
Brothers
London
E. Ralli
Hos. Ralli, and Co
Constantinople
Ralli, Brothers
Odessa
Argenti
Marseilles
Aghelasto
Tauris
Antonio Ralli
Stephen Ralli
Pantia Railli
Michael Ralli
Insolvents and bankruptcies listed in the London Gazette
A London Gazette notice lists insolvents J Stevens and W Hill, bankrupts including J Bunn and E T Rogers, and certificates conferred on J M Henderson and others. It also records dissolved partnerships such as G and T Rudd and Watkins and Rugg, with multiple trades and locations across England.
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London Gazette
J. Stevens
Brighton
W. Hill
Bridge-street
Lambeth
W. Roebuck
Leeds
A. Bunn
Theatre Royal Drury-lane
E. T. Rogers
Woodford
Essex
Smith and Ironmonger
W. Gardiner
Wokingham
Berkshire
Amott
Cheltenham
Barrow, and Co
Oldham
Robinson and Armitage
Dukinfield
Cheshire
Norris and Sleddon
Liverpool
Speakman and Co
Windle
Lancashire
Speakman
Grafton and Co
Hutton and Co
Richmond and Leyburn
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Oastler
Stephens
Dr. J. Taylor
R. Owen
R. Carlile
C. Rice
Alfred Carlile
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Herbert Mayo
F.R.S
Middlesex Hospital
King's College
Thomas Holloway
H. Mayo
George-street
Hanover-square
Holloway
Her Majesty
B. C. Brodie
Kingdom
London Markets
Corn Exchange
Mark-Lane
Smithfield
Monpar
Hungerford
Billingsgate
Hunertrorp
Ccoal Exchange
Wall's End
Brown's
Ditto
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Heaton
Hilda
Hotspur
Killingworth
Percy Bensham
Perkins
Belmont
Braddyll
Lambton
Hetton
Haswell
Russell
Stewart's
Whitwell
Hartlepool
Coundon
Cornforth
Evenwood
Norwood Main
South Durham
Tees Hetton
Tennant
Tees
West Hetton
West Tees
Hartley
Victoria Main
St. John’s Church
Hoxton
Henry C. Faulkner
20 Or Queen's Royal Regiment
Rosalinda Morewood
Samuel Morewood
Peterplace
Eliza Mary
Michael Shaw Stewart
Bart
Pinnergrove
Elizabeth
W. Milman, Bart
Ipswich
Mrs. Dove
John Dove
Canonbury
Moses Samuel
Bath
Hans-place
John Meheux
Camberwell
Richard Walker Clayton
Navy Office
Admiral Clayton
Southalpark
Charles Ellis
Middlesex
Jonn Norris
Fetterlane
St. Andrew, Holborn
Charnes Penny