Loss of two vessels in Davin' Straits fishery reported
An extract from a Hull owner letter details the loss of the Bon Accord and Alfred in Davie Straits during July 1847. It describes shipwrecks, survivors, and a harrowing voyage on ice as crews endured hunger, cold, and danger, with key names including Captain Lee, Francia Lee, and Robert Collinson.
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Davin’ Straits
Boo Accord
Hell
Lee
Alfred of
Boness
Robert Collinson
Hull
Egosminde
Davis’ Straits
Peru
Copenhagen
Alfred
Jane
Prince of Wales
Lord Gambier
Truvlove
Abrato
Traveller
Joseph Green
Resolution
Peterhead
Dundee
St. Andrew
Aberdeen
Pacific
Lady Jane
Newcastle
Kirkaldy
Francia Lee
Bon Accord
Bull
Hamburg
Davie’ Straits
Duck Island
Uppernavick
Lively
Denmark
Robert Wilson
Svat Bis
Talit
Gloucester Musical Festival Opens Amid Uneven Prospects
The 124th annual meeting of Gloucester Worcester and Hereford choirs begins under poor weather with 160 chorus and 100 band members. Notable performers include Madame Caradori and Mademoiselle Alboni, while Handel and Boyce works anchor the program. Weather improves by Wednesday with Mendelssohn pieces and Elijah drawing strong praise, though some soloists face criticism.
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Gloucester
Worcester
Hereford
Duke of Beaufort
Earl Fitzherdinge
Lord Foley
Marquis of Worcester
M. F. F. Berkeley
John Dean Paul
Madame Caradori
Mademoiselle Alboni
M. Williams
Joshua Done
Arnott
London
Handel
Esther
Dr. Boyce
Mr. Weiss
Lord
Mendelssohn
God
St. Paul
Elise M. Williams
Boyce
Grocesrer
Dene
Mise M. Williams
Lockey
Herr Staudigl
Glocester
Mendelssohe
Rere
Misa Dolby
Mozart
Miss A. Williams
Mr. Williams
Rossini
Williams
Miss Dolby
He der Wein
Fuchs
Shire Hall
Elijah
Surman
Exeter Hall
Standig
Mr. Lockey
E. Byers
Mesers
Strudigl
Iss’ Dolby
Misses Williams
Townshend Smith
Doncaster Race Meeting Settling and Odds Shifts
Sporting intelligence reports unsettled creditors after Doncaster events with money scarce among attendees. Cesarewitch and Cambridgeshire bets showed declines in early odds. numerous horses like Wood Pigeon and Ulysses featured in stakes at Tattersalls and Richmond races. Detailed results list major wins at Dundas Stakes and Lord Lieutenant's Plate with margins and weights.
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Tatterball
Mornar
Doncaster
Cambridgeshire
Ulysses
Tusk&sapewitch
Mr. Bouverie
Exeter
Disney
B. Green
Lord Chesterfield
Mostyn
E. Raustell
St. Paul's
C. Marson
Payoe
Conynghem
Glasgow
St. Demetri
Parr
E. Russell
Robertson
Nann
St. Margaret's
Gordon
Bonverie
St. Paul
Greville
Scott
Bowes
Angon
Padley
Richmond
Major Yarburgh
Sally Maggs
Mr. B Green
L. Fox
Pealmsinger
Lord Zetland
G. Abdale
Mr. B. Green
Sadler
Lord Lieutenant
T. Dawson
Cartwright
Johnstone
Sheraton
Branton
Ennai
Cobeireas
Hodgson Ad Landrost
James Cookson
J. Holmes
Romi
Mr. Jaques
Nell Cook
W.H. Johnstone
Shelforth
Tattersall
Tae
Lord E. Russell
Lady Wildair
T. Parr
Giselle
Mr. Meiklace
Meiklam
Lightning
A. Johnstone
Annandale
Gally
Bowen
Anson
The Recent Failures Solvency of Sanderson and Co
A creditors meeting at Sanderson and Co offices heard a solvency report with 1,725,000 owed on bills and 194,400 paid in September. Uncovered debt stood at 168,420, assets total 259,000, and partners held 188,000 separate property. The meeting adjourned to September 28 to review realisation of assets and continued operations.
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Poor Laws
Earl of Chichester
Mancaxstee
Weeton
Gillard
Royal Hotel
Siwerby Bridge
J. Dyson
Binstead
Hawkabaw
Tre Tate
weAu St
vEs
Fornier Parthcuians
R. J. M‘ghee
Roze and Crown Inn
Suffolk
Norwich Union
Phenix
Ay 2Nd
Crown Hotel
R. Fellowes
M.P
Board of
Guerd
Dumber
St. Ive
Marin
Wimpole Hall
Earl of Hardwicke
Huntingdon
Cambridge
St. Ive's
Wisbech
Ath
Itic
Sanderson and CO
Samuel Jones Loyd
Prescott and Co
Prescott
Maaierman and Co
John Astermare
London Joint Stock Bank
Pollard
Barnard, Dimsdale, and Co
Barnard
Lubbock and Co
Fouter
Union Bank of London
Scrimgeoar
Coutts and Co
Robinson
Denison and Co
Kennard
Provincial Bank of Ireland
Hewat
Followig
Messrs. Sanderson and Co
King William Street
Theas
Sanderson
Messrs
Giles
Sobd
Watson, Brothers, and Co
Liverpool
Derby
Mexico
Zacatecas
Watsos, Buoraens,and Co
Bank of Exonaxyp
Bank of England
Manchester
R. H. Gregg and Co
Bannerman and Son
Ainsworth, Sykes, and Co
Schwape and Co
John Hunter
F. Phillips and Co
Potters and Norris
I. M'Laree and Nephews
D. Ainsworth
Butterworth and Brooka
Kershaw, Leese, and Co
Carlton, Walker, and Lewis
Sale, Worthington, and , Shipman , Wells, Cooke, and Potter
London Theatres Prepare A Seasonal Extravaganza At Covent Garden
A sweeping program for the opening season at Covent Garden promises varied entertainments including promenade concerts and an English opera. Plans call for a December opera premiere, with Mr Planché directing costumes and Mr T Greeve painting scenery. Notable artists mentioned include Pischek Birch Reeves and Miss Hayes, with a large orchestra and chorus. The venue has been redecorated, featuring gilt floral panels, a sky ceiling, and a new chandelier to enhance the spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Jullien
Planché
T. Greeve
Pischek
F. Gye
Tyler
Tealma
Tylor
Nigar Ascexy
Mr. Gate
G. B. Gele
Prince of Walesa
Cremorne Gardens
Mortram
Croydon
Lieut Munro’s Sentence Commuted to Imprisonment
A communication from Sir George Grey to the governor of Newgate announces that Lieut Alexander Thompson Munro’s death sentence has been commuted to twelve months imprisonment. Munro, housed in a comfortable room with books, receives visits from the governor chaplain sheriffs and friends. Arthur Betts a violin connoisseur and Royal Society member died aged 73 leaving daughter Miss Betts as noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musno
Statency
Newgate
George Grey
Home Department
Lient
Alexander Thompson Muanry
Mr. Cope
Lient Minure
Manure
Munro
Arthur Betta
Royal Society of Musicians
Miss Betts
London Gazette notices of appointments and bankruptcies
The issue lists royal approvals for military and civil appointments including Leutenant James Henry Somerset and Sir John Macdonald, and appoints J Davoren as Provost Marshal for Nevis. It covers Admiralty military promotions, Dissenters' marriage registrations, and a lengthy roster of insolvency examinations, bankruptcies, dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolved, and Scottish sequestrations with dates and names of individuals and firms nationwide.
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Downs the Street
Leutenant Fees
Fitz-Roy James Henry Somerset
John Bracdonald
Order of the Bath
Downino Street
Point J
Davoren
Eng
Island of
Nevis
Admiralty
Corps of Royal Marines
B. M.arthur
Leutenant
H. Hewett
County of Derby
F. L. Gower
County of Caithness
Ross-shire
Royal Regiment of
J.M. Junner
Gasetta
St. Chad's
Cheetham
Manchester
W. HH. Daniell
Romford
E. Honpellow
Gaol Street
Great Yarmouth
R. B. Greenwood
T. Miller
Edward Street
Woolwich
Grocer
T. Pagett
Brompton Road
Kensington
Planctarts Maker
J. Holbrook
Pidding Lane
Ipswich
Eutenant
Royal Navy
G. Cox
Wood Street
Lambeth Walk
A. M.nevin
Salisbury Street
Strand
Ite
S. Jones
New Road
Southampton
J. Bed. Win
Milton
Berkshire
H. Crace
Adams Street
Adelphi
W. Woodgate
Sproughton Hall
G. Dewdney
Rickmansworth
Hertfordshire
T. Wace
St. Paul's Terrace
Camden Town
W. Russell
Chelsea
Linslade
Buckinghamshire
T. Marginson
Church Street
Bethnal Green
W. Littler
Waltham Abbey
Essex
H. Helliwell
Wardwick
Derby
Norarian
Thos. Burton
Carlton
Gedling
Nottinghamshire
R. Burrows
Folkingham
Lincolnshire
Cooper
Geo. Mitchell
Calver
Bakewell
Derbyshire
R. Whitehead
Higher Temple Street
Chorlton
Upon Medlock
J. Rice
Alvaston
H. Hodgkinson
Great Holme Street
Leicester
Journeymansmith
H. Swipt
Southwell
R. Hardy
Westgate
Grantham
J. Saunders
Newark Upon Trent
WM. Hodgson
Caunton
Thos
D. Gotch
London Road
Wellingbors
Northamptonshire
J. Hamblet
Cornhill
Worcestershire
Stephens
Stone Geld
Stone
Staffordshire
W. J. Hammond
Finchstreat
Liverpool
W. Evans
Church Terrace
Higher Tranmere
Bebbington
Cheshire
Birkenhead
O. Beckett
Titchfeld Street
R. Jones
Midghall Street
J. Jones
Gloucester Street
Jaiuer
D. Cook
Rockview
Booth
Linacre
Walton On the
Lancashire
H. WM. Lewis
Bangor
Carnarvonshire
T. Wilkinson
Erskine Street
Hulme
J. Wallis
Swindon
Wiltshire
Mason
WM. B. Hill
Victoria Street
Stapleton Road
Bristol
T. Oxton
Scotland Road
J. Johnston
Basinghall
J.C. Vaughan
Eastcheap
Frit
Pennell
Gauntlett
Lincoln's
No Fields
J. Hyams
Jury Street
Aldgate
Johnson
Basinghall Street
Peddell
Cheapside
E. Scott
Castle Tavern
Tunbridge Wells
Kent
Messie
Slee and Robinson
Parish Street
Southwark
J. Lewer
Fratton Path
Portsea
G. Hall
Trowse Newton
Norfolk
Victorer
Assgree
Mertra
Abbott and Wheatley
Rolls’ Yard
Chancery Lane
J. G. Jackson
Newcastle Street
Graham
Coleman Street
Mesera
Wrist
Bonner
London Street
Fenchurch Street
Lamp Manufacturer
Birmingham
Bittleston
High Street
Nottingham
Whitson
Bowley
G. Smail
Coventry
Draper
Whitmore
Waterloo Street
Bolton
Wolverhampton
Pratt and Finnemorre
Norv
Valpy
Hodgson
Cherry Street
J.J. Day
Mr. Morgan
Cook Street
Messrs. Johnson and Co
Temple
London
Grocott
J. P. Burdett
Uttoxeter
J. Pritchard
Quayhead
St. Stephen
Victualler
T. Cox
C. Cox
Salford
L. Pearson
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Currier
W. Hall
Claypath
Durham
R. J. Jones
Basingstoke
J. Card
Dilton
B. Gage
Gosport
T. Lawrence
Reading
W. Craft
Spring Street
Paddington
T. H. Holford
Dudley
J. Kinder
J. Smith
Ashton
S. Hurdle
Hazelbury Bryan
Dorsetshire
Graves and Kearsley
Halet
Swift and Phillips
Wordsley
Choat
J. Holhes
Bostock
Kirkpatrick Juxts
Domblesshire
Ankeeper
T. Baird and CO
Greenbank
Pollockshews
Renfrewshire
Dyers
Gemmell, Brothers, and CO
Glasgow
Merchata
D. Campbell
Amolree Son
Dunkeld
A. Turner
Huddersfield
Yorkshire
Basinghaltreet
T. K. Thompson
Great Tower Street
Turquand
Old Jewry Chambers
Mr. Pennett
Messrs
Fry and Co
J. Ross
Me. Turquand
Wright and Co
J. J. Craske
Lowestoft
Suffolk
New Draper
Lyne
Hobsoon
George Street
Cazenove
Court of Bankruptcy
R. K. Aitchison
Great Windmill Street
Haymarket
J. Walton
Leeds
T.G. Shans
R. Dix
Wells
Somersetshire
G. Clay
J. Grifftha
W. Townley
Blackburn
A. RK. Haililey
Wigton
Cumberland
Calico
R. K. Altehizon
J. D. Elliott
Hemingford
Barnsbury Road
Islington
T. Ackling
Highworth
Wilshire
G. Evans
Macs
Paddy
Merionethshire
T. Yates
J. and
G. Hill
Little Silver
Exeter
H. King
Crown Public House
North End
Fulham
Rictualler
J. Coney
Holderness
Harrow Road
Joel and
Asher
Mount Street
Lambeth
Edinburgh
Woollen Drapera
A. M'Gilvray
Paisley
Baker
Military officer promotions and appointments in the British Army
Friday September 24 reports a long list of commissions by purchase and promotional moves across multiple regiments including the 1st Dragoon Guards 7th Light Dragoons and 13th Foot. Notable changes include captains promoted from half pay and lieutenants advancing to captain while Cornets become lieutenants and adjutants. Also listed are staff surgeon promotions and deputy lieutenants for Kent and county officials.
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van Orrtce
1St Dragoon Guards
G. H. Errington
Cornet
Purchase
Yorke
Dragoons
G. P. Hampson
Bart
Pigott
H. D. W. Lyon
G. F. Hampson
F. Sutherland
Lyon
7Th Light Dragoons
T. Liddell
Robertson
11Th Light Dragoons
F. J. R. Villiers
C. P. Rbbetson
G. P. Duncombe
Villiers
R. Dennis
Stewart
13Th Foot
H. Hogge
Oakes
R. B. Montgomery
Hogge
27Th Foot
J. RH. Becher
Reilly
SW. C. Somerville
Becher
C. E. Eustace
Duncan
60Th Foot
Dawson
Arst Leutenant
Armatrong
G. Clarke
50Th Foot
Fice Dawson
72Nd Foot
EB. W. Gray
M.D
Denbreck
94Th Foot
A. C. Meik
Jones
R. T. Hearn
Leutenant
Meik
R. H. Browne
9Th Foot
Hearn
W. W. Stephenson
Rife Brigade
Norcott
Liutenant M
Hammond
Doyle
P. Stewart
Stephenson
Churchill
E. M. Buller
J. Rowles
H. G. Lindsay
Buller
Rifle Brigade
A. J. Lawrence
Beckwith
W. Sr.worcott
Lawrence
BM. T. Doyle
5Th Foot
Follen
Ad Wert India Regiment
E. C. Soden
Peck
J.D. Mends
Soden
Enaign
D. A. Patterson
Mends
Baever
M. T. Doyle
Rife
Ene
Sie
Kent
John Bart
Darnley
Moses Montefiore
J. A Warre
Eng
Northumberland
Northumberland and Newcastle
Promotions and clerical notices in a royal gazette fragment
A 1847 Gazette fragment lists valry and cavalry promotions after Vice Admiral Dashwood’s death, with several officers to higher ranks. It also records Dissenter’s Marriage Act registrations for churches in Warwickshire and Staffordshire, a UK government securities summary, sugar price averages, and insolvency examinations listing names and addresses with upcoming dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dashwood
K C.B
Charles Bullen
K.C.B
K.C.H
Edward Hawker
William Beauchamp Proctor
Bart
Wiliam Henry Dilson
Knt
John Pasco
St. Mary‘s Catholic Church
Chilvers Coton
Warwickshire
Weasley Chapel
Walsall
Staffordshire
England
Victoria
Silent Friend medical treatise on sexual health and marriage
Extensive 19th century publication advertising anatomy and physiology of reproductive organs, consequences of indulgence, infection treatment, and Perry remedies. Includes numerous coloured engravings, details on prices, post, and multiple London and provincial suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. and
L. Perry
Perry
Worhas
Pehry
Berners Street
Sutton and Co
Bow Church Yard
W. Edwards
St. Paul's Church Yard
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon Street
Butler and
Oxford
Lin
Gordon
Compton Street
Soho
Hannay
Sanger
Oxford Street
Nalson
Wrand
London
Brodie
Lorton
Messrs. Brodie and Co
Ford Street
Cil Ely
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Thoreday
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Barbara Sciagara
Madlle Albanino
Signora
Mr. Lookey
Terael
Egypt
Beethoven
Jadas
Sporting Intelligence
Robin Gray
Tractarian
Mr. Dawnon
Cain
Ada
Merkiam
Templeman
Sally Baggs
Dawnon
Bretwalds
Arrowsmith
Bedale
Jaques
Nel Cook
Honseltine
Doll
Wilkin
Barbara Young
Lota Montes
Journal Des Débats
Munich
Lola Montes
Landsfeld
Maria Theresa
Maria Countess of
Moncey
Aundry Debiore
Sainthe
D. Neilson
8. Woods
Healey
Liverpool Stock Exchange
George Carr Glyn
London and North Western Railway
Euston
Neilson
Euston Square
Glyn
Hudson
M P
Ellis
Smith
London and North Western
The
Midlands
Eastern Counties
Russell
Great Western
Waterford
Wexford
Wicklow
Rusavll
London and South Western Railway
Chaplin
Ricardo
North Staffordshire
North Western
the London Gazettes
Buar
M. Mansmact
M. Manamac
Great Britain
America
Mauritius
East Indies
Grocers’ Hall
Hanar Biceset
Grocers’ Company
J. Underwood
Fisher's Lane
Norwich
J. C. Francis
Bishop’s Castle
Shropshire
China
J. Broad
Smallthorn
Norton
Potter
R. Lea
Bewdley
W. Cox
Bridgnorth
Tuailer
G. Morgan
Lupin Street
Wheelwright
W. Lloyd
Hart's Hill
Kingswioford
Stafford
Shire
Miner
Wednesbury
Huckster
K. Williams
Field Street
Everton
Walton On the Hill
Palater
H. Hurton
Upper Dean Street
Halifax
Porter
S Sterrens
Stonefield