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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 11, 1841

Page

8

Court of Claremont names new privy council members

The London Gazette reports on the Sept 3 1841 meeting in which Queen Victoria appointed and sworn several key officials. James Archibald Lord Wharncliffe and other nobles joined the privy council. John Lord Lyndhurst received the great seal, and new secretaries of state including Robert Gordon Earl of Aberdeen and Edward Geoffrey Smith Stanley were sworn in. Appointments extended to consuls in Jerusalem and Panama, and to various posts across Ireland and Lancaster.

de Shnston Higgs St. James's James George Bury Johnston Emily Winter Requissee Dotter Mr. Thorpe James Thorpe George Mottly Duke-street Angel and Crown Twig Folly Bethnal-green Baker Ann Collier Pleasant-place Eliza Davis Elizabeth King and Queen Hare-street Wolverly-street Cambridge Heath Henry Morgan Agar Whitechapel Serjeant Yroman Payne St. Bartholomew’s Hospital James Walker Meredith Wharf Wold Dursapett Hornsey-wood-house Hornsey Jonathan Ogden Horseywood Giles Wilks Hornseywood Tavern Sands William Ogden Lawrence Pounteney-Jane Edward Cooke Brother John Jonathan Ogpen Crouch Robert Ell Duke of Cambridge Robin Hood-gate Putney-heath Fell St. George's Church Hanover-square Williams Kingston Lonsdale Cromer-street Brunswick Square Los. Ther Royal Masons Hm-street Poplar Frederick Lawrence Benjamin Green Loudon Jan Adams Woolwich West India Dock Company James Cannon Blackwall Stairs Sixucian Suicipy Wiliam Carter Surrey Durham Arms Durham-street Kennington Lane George Cox Dunn New Road G. Spencer Smith Thorne Scace St. Marylebone Pitcher James-street Hodgkinson Cory Major Waite Portsmouth St. Thomas's Street Paul Tam HF. White John Fox C. King Blacktfriars Road Christchurch London United Kingdom London Gazette Claremont James Archibald Lord Wharncliffe Privy Council Richard Plantagenet Duke Buckingham and Chandos Charles Earl of Liverpool Edward Granville Eliot Lord Eliot Ernest Bruce Lord Ernest Bruce Henry Pelham Clinton Earl of Lincoln William Ewart Gladstone John Lord Lyndhurst Aberdeen Edward Geoffrey Smith Stanley Lord Stanley James Robert Graham, Bart Thomas Philip Earle Grey Ireland Frederick Earl of Duchy of Lancaster Orriey William T. Young Jerusalem William Perry Panama Charles Lionel FitzGerald Carthagena Mobile Charles Walsingham Turner Great Britain Grocer's Hall Henry Broknett The Grocers’ Company Weston-super- Mare Somerset J. and J. Reynolds Dowgate-dock Upper Jhames-street Drysalters Tvine-Cooper H. Kipping Maidstone J. Taylor Ipswich Procer Robert Lee Dawson and Co Liverpool T. Worluton Burbage Leicestershire R. Davies Pillywenlly Newport James Henderson Theobald's-road St. George the Martyr J. Greaves Fishstreet Hill Thomas Lewis Lincoln Thomas Crowther John Carter Elland Yorkshire Miller C. R. Guy Helston Cornwall G. F. Blakey Holmfirth Draper H. Scott Sunderland W. Gough Wem Salop Tanner W. H. Beeston Manchester J. R. Greer Bristol E. Jones W. Henshall Newcastle Under- Lyme H Ward Stafford C. Brown Oxford-street W. Halliwell F. Taylor Langton Kent M. W. Balfe Connait-street J. H. Barlow Change-alley Cornhill Mills and Dodd Old Jewry Dean and Procter Hanley Staffordshire B. Willock Huddersfield James Warre Hulme and Andrew Salford Gray and Tarver Wood-street Cheapside Bannerman and Co Glasgow Bannerman Doe and Hudson Hope-street Bower Melliuish Curtain Shoreditch Cooper and Archibald Slough Genniss and Tomlinson Ashborne Derbyshire J. Cousens and Co Upper Thames-street Downing and Co Knightsbridge King’s-road Chelsea H. Skinner Tain Saddler J. Johnston Blairlodge Falkirk W. Johnston Meadowbank Cowan and Co J. Blaikie Downie-place Edinburgh A. Lyle Knockrioch Campbeltown D. M‘andie Pitcairie Ross-shire

Royal appointments announced in London Gazette

The Queen appoints the Earl of Liverpool as lord steward and Eleanor Stanley as maid of honour. Henry Goulburn becomes chancellor and under treasurer, Edward Lord Ellenborough is commissioner for India, George Earl of Jersey master of the horse, and Sir Henry Hardinge secretary at war.

London Gazette Board of Green Crown Earl of Liverpool Earl of Erroll K.T St. James's Palace Eleanor Stanley Harriet Elizabeth Pitt Whitehall United Kingdom Great Britain and Ireland Henry Goulburn Edward Lord Ellenborough India George Earl of Jersey Henry Hardinge K.C.B

Royal appointments and military promotions in 1811

The Gazette records Queen Victoria directing the appointment of senior treasurers and high admirals for Great Britain and Ireland. It lists writs to summon William Lowther to the House of Lords and notes supplementary appointments at St James's Palace. Also detailed are numerous army promotions, purchases, and retirements across regiments, plus insolvencies, bankruptcies, dividend dates, and dissolutions in August and September 1811.

Births Marriages and Deaths from Housedold Column

Birth notices from 4th to 7th inst feature births at Hanover-square Carlton-terrace Gyrosvenor-street Hampstead-heath Curzon-street and more. Marriages announce union of Stirling to Frederica Jerningham to Emma Roberts Harriet Blackwood Vavasour Edmonstone and others. Deaths list Henrietta Fortescue Harriot Bacon Espinasse Rees Sullivan Meabry Sullivan Dudley and Whitestone with ages and residences.

Hanover-square Mary Hood Carlton-terrace Lyttelton Royal Infirmary Waterloo-bridge-road Willian Hemming Gyrosvenor-street Frederick Barna Everton Lancashire Thomas Stirling John Barrett Lennard, Bart Belhus Essex Frederica Major Brooks Gerard Viscount Lake Brighton Hove Sussex Charles William Edward Jerningham Emma Evan Roberts Grovehouse Surrey Horace, Currie Cecil Fane Harriet Anne Henry Blackwood K.C.B G.C.H St. George's Hanover Square William Vavasour Caroline H. M. Vavasour Spaldington Melbourne County of Beckenham Henrietta Ann Matthew Fortescue Park-street Grosvenor Square Harriet Huntley Bacon Hampstead Susana Elizabeth James Espinasse John Rees Blackfriars Road Palace Worcester Sullivan John Sullivan John Meabry Museum-street Ryde Isle of Wight Mary William Dudley Stoke Newington Dublin Ann Crews Dudley Whitestone George Thomas Whitestone

Colonial Markets Wrepsespat Tea Market Prospects

The tea market shows signs of gradual stabilization with a possible trim rise or improvement. Output estimates indicate about 30,080,000 pounds currently on hand versus 30,000,000 previously, while imports may raise stock levels further. Jamaica casks sold at 3s to 4s higher on select lots, with finer grades at 119s and 103s 6d, ordinary at 67s to 72s. Latanié and Bengal rice prospects noted amid shifting sale patterns.

Congoys le Lhd Thapasey Collev Jamaica Tewad Low White Bengal Madras

GOUHTERY Mass One Bat's Printed in London Notice

A printed notice from 1821 states location details at No 337 Strand in Holborn London and publication address at the Omer for advertisements and notices to be sent. It names Joan Norris as publisher and is dated Saturday September 11 1821.

Messrs Pine and Scott Strand Exeter Hall Norris Fetter-line P Holborn London Joan Noris Omer

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