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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 18, 1843

Page

7

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.

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.

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.

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.

Strand Middlesex Tom Norris Fetterlane St. Paul Holborn London Joan Norris Ted

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