Death and memory of Marquis Wellesley in royal circles
The piece memorializes Richard Colley Wellesley, first Marquis Wellesley, detailing his birth in 1760, rise as Lord Mornington, governorship of India, victories including Seringapatam, governance in Ireland, and close with his Death in 1842. It notes his familial ties to the Wellesley-Wellesley clan, his public service across Britain and Ireland, and the extensive honors and offices he held, along with a portrait of his enduring influence in imperial history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robe Patterson
India
Bonaparte
Perceval
Lord Liverpool
Lord Grey
Duke of Portland
Lord Wellesley
Copenhagen
Spain
Cuesta
Wellesley
Mr. Perceval
Marquis
Canning
House of Commons
Marquis Wellesley
Spanish
Europe
Ireland
Robert Peel
Dublin
Orange Party
Earl of Liverpool
Mr. Canning
Lord Goderich
Earl of
Earl Grey
Lord Steward
Melbourne
Duke of Wellington
Kingston-house
Fort St. George
Fast India Company
Cowley
Colley
Walter Cowley
Baron Mornington
Garret Wellesley
Wellesleys
Wesleys
Henry II
Meath
Kildare
Mornington
Lord Maryborough
W. Hesley
Paterzon
Edward Bligh
Long Wellesley
Viscount Wellesley
Lord Cowley
Gerald V. Welllesley
Earl of Westmorland
Marquis of
Tweeddale
Marquis of Salisbury
Earl of Cadogan
Charles Bagot
Fitzroy Somerset
Robert Grosvenor
St. Patrick
Privy Council
Alston
New Windsor
Baron Wellesley
Central Junta of
Garter
Order of St. Patrick
East India Company grants to Marquis Wellesley in 1837
On November 2 1837 the East India Company resolved there were grounds to believe Marquis Wellesley faced pecuniary difficulties and proposed further acknowledgment. A £100 000 settment for him after Seringapatam was abandoned to the army. An annuity of £5 000 had been paid, and £20 000 was placed with trustees for his use. He accepted the grant in a letter to the chairman and held a pension of £2 698 as chief remembrancer of the exchequer in Ireland.
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Brompton
Kingston-kolling
Duke of Wellington
Windsor-castle
Apsley-house
Apsley
Richard Colley Wellesley
Marquis Weieley
Garrett
Earl of
William IV
Victoria
Sather
House of Lords
Lord Mornington
Lady Mornington
Marquis Wellesley
Viscount Eeley
Eton College
University of Oxford
Lord Maryborough
Lord Cowley
Gerald Wellesley
Viscount Wellesley
Pitt
Fox
Burke
Canning
Earl of Mornington
George II
Prince of Wales
George III
London
House of Commons
Beeralston
King's Borough of
Windsor
India
Lord Cornwallis
Wellesle
Ganges
Bonaparte
Egypt
Tippoo Saib
Mysore
Coimbatore
Perim
Straits
Babelmandel
Tippoo
France
Harris
Seringapatam
Mallavelly
Mangalore
East India Company
Wellesley
Gurwood
Asia
Europe
Red Sea
Jumna
Scindiah
Berar
Assaye
Lassawarree
Lord Wellesley
England
Pauli
Hyacinthe Gabrielle Roland
Monsieur Pierre Roland
Tony
Marianne
Richard Caton
Turedy
Levant
Constantinople
Alexandria
Izzet
Servia
Syria
Mustapha
Ghasir
Kesrouan
Djani
Sarim
Rifaat Pacha
Riza Pacha
Halil Pacha
Ahmed Fetha Pacha
Turkey
Old Raouf
Reyrout
Mahomed Pacha
Ghazir
M. Wildenbruck
Beyrout
Admiral la Susse
Smyrna
Vanguard
Cambridge
Jerusalem
Alexander
Cairo
Pacha
Ibrahim Pacha
Samy Pacha
Nile
M. Mathieu
Aslam Aga
Lurin
Gavaz
Boulac
Court of Proprietors
Ireland
Cape paper notes 1842 colonial exchanges and Hong Kong coin rules
The Cape paper from July 27 1842 reports Port Natal advices dated July 15 noting peace and release of prisoners by Colonel Clovte in Pietermauretzberg and good treatment. It also transcribes Lloyds notes on Henry Pottinger’s Hong Kong proclamation detailing circulating media and legal tender rules for the China settlement, including peso rupees dollars and copper cash, effective March 29 1842.
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Cape
Port Natal
Clovte
Pietermauretzberg
China
Hone Kone
Lloyd’s
Committee of Privy Council For Trade
Whitehall
Lloyd's
Hongeteam, &c
J. M.grecon
Lloyd S
Henry Pottinger
Jesty
Hong Kong
Government-house
Serpent of the Desert Sidi Ben Arach to Nogent Residence
Sidi Ben Arach known as the Serpent of the Desert, former minister to Achmet Bey and last Bey of Constantina, traveled via Aix on the 17th toward Nogent le-Rotron. He was sentenced to twenty years hard labor for issuing false coin and held at St Marguerite fortress. Recently pardoned after royal intercession, he was released on the 15th and placed in the care of an officer and a brigadier to reach Nogent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidi Ben Arach
Achmet Bey
Constantina
Aix
Nogent le-Rotron
St. Marguerite
Provence
Star
Nogent
The Metropolis London Civic Affairs and Elections Report
A transcription of London city governance matters includes the recorder's opinion on electors and representatives for the common council, detailing the 11th George I. act and conditions for freemen householders, voting rights, and residency rules within wards. It also covers swearing in new sheriffs, the lord mayor election process, and notes on the City of London General Pension Society, Bethnal Green churches, and Westminster deanery corrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comox Council
Common Council
City of
London
C. E. Law
City of London
M‘christie
Francis Collisson
Size Lane
Grocers’ Company
Marr
Skinner's Place
Size-lane
Collisson
Alderman Hooper
Jeremiah Pilcher
Middlesex
Hardwick
Catenton-street
Pilcher
Broad Street
Guildhall
Thomas Wooll
Farebrother
T. Wood
Lainson
Atrrep Mayer Ranpatt
Royal College of Surgeons
Lonp Mayon
Thomas Wood
Humphery
Alderman Lainson
Liverymen of
Gibbs
Church of St. Lawrence
Jewry
Wilson
England
Alderman Humphery
John Humphery
Aldermen
Alderman T. Wood
Johu Humphery
Alderman Humphhery
Hisses
Mr. Wood
Magnay
Rogers
City of London General Pension Society
London Tavern
Bishopsgate Street
Viscount Lake
H. Richardson
Lord Stanley
Bethnal Green
Bethnal-green
St. Peter's
St. Philip's
St. James's
St. Andrew
St. Bartholomew
St. James
The
Metropolis Churches’ Fund
Westminster
Trelasd
Struggling City Paving and Zoological Arrivals Highlight Strand News
Articles describe the management of cathedral funds and canonries, delays in Strand pavement projects, and a flood of zoological arrivals aboard the Monarch including a lion, hyenas, and other notable species. Police announce a £100 reward for information in a shooting near Holylands, with Pierce linked to protest groups and a royal pardon offer for involved parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation of the
Ecclesiastical Commissioners For England
Strand
Monarch
Hull
Zanzebar
Tnnsia
Persia
Cape of Good Hope
South Africa
Happy Jerry
Arabia
Surrey Zoological Gardens
Metropolitan Police
Robert Pierce
Southampton
Paradise-row
Houndwell
Kingsland-place
Holylands
Her
Robert Peirce
Pierce
Francis
Society
Crowded Dover Cropping Case Sparks Justice Clash
In Dover the magistrates confront Sir James Graham's censure over the hair-cropping case. They face potential civil action from Fitzjames and Gladstone, as public indignation grows at the keeper's conduct and the authority of the justices is questioned. IPSWICH hoax and Margate rescue headline nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gawler
James Graham
Messrs. Fitzjames
Gladstone
Geoler
Her Majesty
Dover
Mesers
Fitzjames
Mover Chronicle
Ipswich
Home Department
Margate
Margate Sands
Albion
Rover Margate
Susan
Newcastle
Liverpool
Rover
Kenlish
Plymouth
Rosseay
Royal Marine
Stonehouse
Norman
Horton
Paysergeant Goodfellow
Paysergeant Neet
Fivefields
Exeter
Death of Sir James Spittal in Edinburgh
Notice records the death of Sir James Spittal at his Newington home. He was the first lord provost elected under the Reform Burgh Act, hailed as a highly respected figure in the city.
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James Spittal
Newington
Edinburgh Courant
Ericram —Tayx
Lennyson
D’eyncourt
Lincolnshire
Oliver
Eyncourt
Freemasons’ Quarterly Review
Kxt
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Foreign Intelligence
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Malta
Italy
Germany
Negent de Kotron
M. de Salvandy
Subervie
Bernay
Brionne
Messrs. Leprevost
Legendre
M. Dupont de L
BPAMN
Cadiz
Globe Journal
Defensor del Pueblo
Progresista
M. Campo
Baron de Grovestina
Holland
Madrid
Linage
Portugal
Lispon
Messrs
Enspote
Mello
Fulcao
Sousa Azevedo
Gomes de Castro
Duke of Terceira
Costa Cabral
Baron Tojal
War Department
Castra Cabral
Falcao
Campelo
Souza Azevedo
Gomez de Castra
Grande Antillo
M. Mello
Lisbon
Wuchschitach
Prince Michael
Belgrade
Kiamil Pacha
Milosch
Chekih Effendi
Chekib Effendi
Semlin
Chevaliers Petroniewitsch and
Wuckshitsch
Michael
Sublime Porte
Austria
Russia
the Metropolis