Army promotions by purchase and by merit across regiments
A long list records officers moving ranks within the British Army in 1843. Townley advances to lieutenant by purchase, with Surtees vacating as lieutenant. numerous ensigns become lieutenants and several lieutenants upgrade to captains by purchase or without. Also noted are staff shifts in the 3d West India Regiment and other corps, plus appointments in the Royal Military Asylum and hospital service.
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Tirling
J. W. Stirling
Whitechapel
Stirling
Higgs
Red Lion
Strand
Henry Butcher
No. 1
Catherine Street
Kent
Snitch
Wild
Westminster
Morning Herald
Parr
Butcher
United Kingdom
London
Edwards
St. Paul's Churchyard
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon Street
Sutton
Bow Churchyard
Manchester
Mottershead and Co
Edinburgh
J. and R. Raimes and Co
Dublin
Machin
T. Ruperts and Co
Cranecourt
Fleetstreet
Richard Leslie Dundas
Halfpay
Burrowes
16Th Foot
John Henderson
Archase
Jodrell
Henry Alfred Macdonald
Purchase
Enderson
28Th Foot
Alexander Aitken
77Th Foot
Gravatt
George Duncan Robertson
89Th Foot
Owen
William Fletcher James Morphy
Meacham
Alfred Wright
Morphy
Foot
Graham Elmslie
49Th Foot
Pender
William Bernard
Sayers
Poole Gabbett
Tritton
Sydney James Timbrell
Kelly
James Paul
Bernard
Henry Prim Hutton
Gabbett
Charles Hill Grant Tritton
Timbrell
30Th Foot
William Leckie
Browne
76Th Foot
Morley Stratford Tynte Dennis
Prittie
Robert Edward Percival Brere
Renwick
St. Helena
Henry Edward O'Dell
Thoreau
James Keating
O'Dell
Robert John Hughes
Keating
John Henry Prenderville
Hughes
5Th Foot
Royal Milrrary Asylum
William Siborn
Lugard
Haspitat Starr
John Shortt M
Elliot
Ensign Rawlins
41St Foot
Thomas Andrews
Bank OF England
Prominent Tradesmen Listed in Dividends and Certificates
A long list of individuals and firms across England and Wales appears under headings Dividends Certificates and Partnerships Dissolved along with Scotch Sequestrations. Names cover carmakers, cheesemongers, shipowners, ironmongers, woollen drapers, millers, bakers, and bankers with dates in December. The notices form a directory of business movements and financial actions in multiple localities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downing-streat
Great Britain
Henry Bicknett
Grocers’ Company
Carter and Jackson
Brewer Street
Golden Square
Woollen Drapers
J. Stanford
Cranborne
Dorsetshire
Grocer
Goddard
Holbeach
Lincolnshire
Draper
W. Burt
Harrow Road
Paddington
J. W. Carleton
Upper George Street
Bryanston Square
A. Davis
Tottenham Court Road
M. Potter
New Bond Street
Haberdasher
G. Cottee
Farnham
Surrey
T. Smith
Fore Street
C. Duffield
Bath
W. Hoole
Sheffield
T. H. Jackson
G. W. Travis
W. Watkin
Leamington Priors
Warwickshire
J. Meredith
Pershore
Worcestershire
J. M. Scott
Liverpool
J. B. Cooper
Drury Lane
J. Orbell
Brandon
Essex
S. Barker
Paines Lane
Wrockwardine
Salop
Mercer
T. Fibapell
Swan Inn
Sudbury
Suffolk
Victualler
N. Bromley
Little Bentley
W. White
Aldersgate Street
Chymist
C. Christelow
Parliament Street
Yorkshire
Woollen Draper
J. Starling
High Street
Southampton
Hatter
Andrews and Twining
Hope Brewery
Peckham
Brewers
D. Edwards
Pembroke
Miller
G. Caston
Basingstoke
Hants
C. Strange
Moor-street
St. Giles’s
Thorn and Pedley
Castle-street
Leicester Square
Jennings and Clark
Bradford
Israel and Alexander
Cheapside
Deritend
T. Littlewood
J. Berry
Holloway-end
Taylor and Dodman
Andover
R. Deadney
Hastings
St. Leonard's On-Sea
G. Bird
Dunse
J. Tullis
Arbroath
Currier
J. Williams
Abingdon
Bucks
A. W
T.S. Lowman
Eastcheap
City
G. Chamberlain
Wivenhoe
R H
J. Frary
Oxford Street
J. Peacock
L. F. Bingham
Bakewell
Derbyshire
T. and
W. Withell
Padatow
Cornwall
Piccadilly
Hewitt and Hewlett
Manchester
T. Eskrigge
Warrington
Lancashire
R. Davies
Mallwyn
Merionethshire
T. Aspinall
Southouram
W. Cooke
J. L. Fernandes
Wakefield
Nicholls and Groves
Stamford
W. M. Smith
Strand
J. Smith
Hoxton Old Town
J. Gollop and Co
Charles Street
City Road
Iron Founders
G. Strawbridge
Bristol
J. Salmon
Sen
Colchester
Sykes and Co
G. Sykes
Brown and Barrow
Barker and Astin
Royton
J. and
J. Acton
Wigan
Drinkwater
Townend
Salford
Bassett and Co
Leighton Buzzard
P. J. Bassett
Smyth and Fabian
King William Street
W.C. Beardsall
Sneinton
Nottingham
Ginder and Co
Lane Delph
Staffordshire
Rendall and Hale
Ryde
Brown
Dyson and Mortimer
Kingsland Road
R. Honeyman
Cupar
Fifeshire
G. Allan
Pulteney Town
A. Clark
Edinburgh
T. H. Righye
Paisley
A. Weir
Kilmarnock
A. Bryce
Glasgow
Vietualler
Birth in a Flood A Manless Delivery in Marseilles
A Marseilles report recounts a woman in a flooded house being moved by her mayoral medical attendant to safety in a cart. She delivers a boy, named Moses, as the house and nearby property are washed away by the current. Other notices record marriages in Dorset Nova Scotia and Scotland, including Sir William Mellish and Miss Margaret Cunard, and unions of Captain A S Murray with Elizabeth Polkinghorne, plus Amueas Mackintosh with Mary Alvey.
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Olloway
Guy's
Metropolitan
King’s College
Charing-cross
William Brooke
Union-street
Southwark
London
Metropolitan Hospital
A College Hospital
Guy’s Hospital
Oll
Charing Cross Hospital
Deponent
Bransby Cooper
Dr. Bright
Holloway
Bright
City of London
Joan Prinx
Strand
Temple-bar
H.R.H
Duchess of Kent
the Treasury
Grimstone
G. J. Guthrie
F.R.S
Upper
Stamford-street
W. Grimstone
Grerce Suitu
York-place
Kentish-town
Oxford Street
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
King-street
Long-acre
Lair
Lloyd
Richmond
Surrey
T. Prout
St. John's-green
E Lxoyp
Blair
Masters
Hawley
Bagshot
Royal Newfoundland Veteran Companies
Blomberg
Kingdom
Thomas Prout
London Gazette
Paris
Spain
Lord William Hervey
Madrid
Wuithwatt
James Roe
Dunblane Erthshire
Robert J. Johnstone
Robert Stobie
Keiss
Wick
Caithness-shire
Thomas Gunn
Church of Scotland
Kendal
Henry Warburton
George William Wood
County of Somerset
North Somerset Regiment
Yeomanry
John William Miles
Elton
Acton Warburton
Cornet
Gray
Waitenat
George Garland
City of Worcester
Gent
High Court of Chancery
J. Davenport
Prestbury
Cheshire
J. Murgatroyd
Calverley
Yorkshire
G. Newsome
Batley
H. Leigh
Manchester
S. Glover
Halifax
G. F. Sargent
Colebrook Terrace
Islington
B. Beaumont
B. Burnly
J. Gibbs
Topsham
Devonshire
W. Carrie
Hyde Park Gardens
Bayswater
Butler
W. Tugman
Brewer Street
St. Pancras
W. D. George
Shepper
Chelsea
J. Inch
Upper East Smithfield
T. Powell
Church Street
Greenwich
J. Lindars
North Street
Hercules Buildings
Lambeth
Hague
Strutton Ground
Westminster
J. Wilkes
Kimbolton
Herefordshire
J. Shepherd
Bramham
J. Thompson
Chorlton
Medlock
Lancashire
J. Ward
Nottingham
Marseilles
Moses
Compton Valence
Edward Wilson
Whitchurch Canicorum
Dorset
Anne
Sodor and Man
St. George's Church
Nova Scotia
William Leigh Mellish
Rifle Brigade
Edward Mellish
Hereford
Margaret Ann
Samuel Cunard
Brixham
A.S. Murray
Elizabeth
Capt. Polkinghorne
R.N
Dalvey House
Moray
Amueas Mackintosh
Peet
Wales Sy Mary
A. Macleod
Alvey
Newton
Cassteels Stevens
Paisley
Robert Phillips
Dumbarton
Edinburgh
Thomas H. Miller
Selkirkshire
John Attenburrow
Camberwell
George Whitley
Bank of England
Suppen Ndeatus
Baicutron
Accoroner
Payne
White Bear
King William Street
John Dewar
Millbank
Cannon Street
Adelaide
London Bridge
Warren
Paradise Street
Messrs
Ogleby
Bishop's Walk
Cory
Stangate
Britannia
Southwark Bridge Road
Joseph Barlow
Barlow and Anderson
Great
Suffolk Street
Nuth
Mills
Middlesex
Devonshire Arms
Hartland Terrace
Camden Town
Charles Knight
Union Court
Old Broad Street
Ann Bernal
William Securer, Esqa
Brighton
National Gallery
British Institution
England
Noman
Seguier
Segnier
Watson Taylor
George IV
William IV
Queen Victoria
Hampton Court Palace
Duke of Wellington
Marquis of Westminster
Rembrandt
Claude
W. Shamp
1St Royals
Loughborough
W. Middleton
Portland Place
Frances
W. Baynes
Frant
Sussex
John Moore
York Place
Kentish Town
Ann
Durs Egg
Pall Mall
Knightsbridge
Winchester
J. Farquharson, Esq
Charles Massy Dawson
9Th Lancers
Bengal Presidency
James Hewitt Massy Dawson
Clonmel
Earl of Limerick
Frederick Henry Pery
Bengal Infantry
Meerut
Lord Glentworth
William H. Tennison Pery
New South Wales
Globe
Chedzoy
Cornwall
Francis Adams Stradling
Somerset
John Stradling
Money Market Roundup From City Report
Money markets opened quiet with early sluggish trade in City funds. By day’s end prices rallied mildly as traders shifted to buying Spanish stock. Railway shares stayed steady with limited business noted.
Country Markets 1843 Advertisements and Notices
Printed at Strand Middlesex by Tom Norris and published for the Stra tors by Joan Norris. Advertisements and communications requested at office No 337. Saturday November 18, 1843.
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Strand
Middlesex
Tom Norris
Fetterlane
St. Paul Holborn
London
Joan Norris
Ted
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Nassau W. Nor
Clin
A R. Torsens
Smit, Elder
C. Cornhill
Thomas Tegg
O. S. Fowler
A.B
Phreno- Tomes Journal
G. Berger
Holywell-strest
W. Strange
Paternoster-row
Gil Blas
Santillane
Lollards
Calthorpe
Morriss
Turkey
Greece
Egypt
Arabia
Petra
Holy Land
N. Bruce
Peterborough-court
Fleet-street
Hull
Supreme Court OF Judicature
Bengal
Yorkshire and
Eee Kingdom Life Assurance Company
Waterloo-place
Pall-mall
Earl Somers
Viscount Falkland
Lord Elphinstone
Belhaven and
Stenton
Earl of
Errol
Courtenr
Earl Leven and
Melville Earl of
Norbury
Stair
Samuel Anderson
Hamilton Blair Avarne
Boyd
E. Lennox Boyd
James Stuart
Hanarel de Castro
Charles Maitland William Railton
John Ritchie
H. Thomson
Charles Graham, Ea
Charles Downes
Patrick Macintyre
Edward Boyd
Frederick Hale Thomson
Berners-street
Eatens Friendly Union
Leaden Hall-Street
Earl Lyndhurst
Aberdeen
Earl Liverpool
Dalhousie
Cabinet-maker's Trading Society
Witney
Spitalfields
Birmingham
WM. Crofton
Leadenhall-street
Homas Walker
Messrs. Ralphs and Co
Chearside
Adams
Haymarket
Oxford-street
R. Cockle
Cockle
Astley Cooper
Abernethy
New Ormond-street
Mills Pike
Miss Pike
Park-place
Clifton
Farringdon-street
Sarah Merrett Pike
Berkeley
Gloucestershire
Samuel Lamert
Bedford Street
Bedford Square
Endres of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
S. Gilbert
John Field
Regent-quadrant
Jackson
New Bond-street
Gorden
Noble
Chancery Lane
Mansell
Westerton
Park-side
Heywood
Oldham Street
Church-street
Watts
Snow-hill
Barraclough
Fargate
Davey
D. France and Co
Butcher Bank
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Patern and Love
Nelson-street
Manchester Chronicle
La’Mert
Bedford-street
Bedford-square
C.J. Lucas & Co
Newman-street
Brittain
Gordon
Leadenhall
W. and
H. Robinson
Greenside-street
T. Price
Dame-street
New Bell
Messrs. Lucas and Co
J. . Curtis and Company
J. . Curtis and Company, Consulting Surgeons
Burgess
Medical Bookseller
Coventry-street
Barth
Brydges-street
Trand
Mann
Cornhill
Strange
Guest
Bull-street
Fannin and Co
Grafton Street
Bolster
Cork
Henderson
Belfast
Drummond
Blair-street
Messrs. Curtis
Essex and
Herts Mercury
Messrs. Curtis and Company
Frith-street
Soho-square
EBC and General Life Assurance
Life Assurance
Fred. Lawrance
Abinet Makers’ Trading Society
London Fiendly Union
Ww. Thurnell
T. Catchpole
R. and L. Perry
Perry
Messrs. Perry
Windsor
Downing Street
Arthur Asten
William Martin Powell
Grove
10Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
Richard Greaves
Money Market
India
South Sea
Railways
North Midland
Great Western
South Eastern
Dover
York & North Midlands
London & Brighton
Eastern Counties
London & Blackwall
Great North of England
London & Birmingham
London & Greenwich
London & Birm
BANKS
London & Westminster
London & South West
Manch
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New
Union of Australia
Australasian Int
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Norfolk
Poland
Trish
HAY Markets
Smithfield
A. d. Os
S.d.ad
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St. Petersburgh
Te Toll
Carr
Hartley
Walls’ End
Carradoc
Derwent
Ween
Tanfield Moor
Aeneas
Hartlepool Kelhoe
Creaens
Tanfield Moor Butes Oe
Ceean
Wylam Awe
Seymour Tees
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