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01 Jun 1860

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British Standard

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 01, 1860

Page

7

Edifying Church Notices and Performances in May 1860

Reports from St Grongo's in the East and other parishes detail tensions at a parish church, an anniversary at Balaam chapel, and jubilees across Carlisle and St Neot's. The text notes a bishop’s prohibitions, gifts from teachers to a minister, a 50th year pastoral celebration, and debates over a new royal ceremonial act governing church ornaments and rites lasting three years.

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Hodder Teachure Brown Neas Bose Bryan King F.G. Lee Csrew Blacker St. Mary's Lambeth Butte John Ziv Tar New Bisner Dongan Henry Montagu Villiers Durham Tyr Longley York George Villiera Earl of Clarendon Christ Church, Oxford Deane Lancashire Lord Cottenam Lord Melbourne Kenilworth T. Vowler Short St. Asaph Sodor and Man St. George's Bloomsbury John Russell St. Paul's Carlisle Lord Palmerston James Parsons Josiah Viney E. Cornwall Jacob Bethel Highgate Express St. Neot’s St. Neot's Huntingdonshire George Murrell Baptist John Foreman Paddington G. Murrell Reva. Wpalmer John Bloomfield Great Northern Railway London Brixp Socrerr Ludgate-hill John Vickers Ladies’ Auxiliary East London South London Church of England Surrey Music-hall Wella Parent Society The Ebenezer Surrey Carapet Uniday Thomas Southrou J. W. ‘Nichrist H. Hebron Sunderland R. Norman, Esq R. Clementon J. Whitson Nent W. A. Wrigley Southron Iron T “Aaure Methodists Stanley Ten Persong Gan United Church of England and Ireland Elizabeth Canterbury Armagh Dublin Archbishop of Canterbury Her Majesty Privy Council London Gazette United Kingdom
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Tur keys and Congregational shifts in Troy and Canada West

The report notes W A Mrrzer resigning from the Methodist Episcopal Church and preaching in Troy Unitarian chapel on the 15th alt. It also cites a London notified policy restricting clergy from being appointed school inspectors or educational missionaries, with caution on character. Meanwhile Rev James Howell will succeed Rev James Melvin as pastor at the Congregational church in Guelph, with duties starting mid June and correspondence directed to his new address.

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Scotland Ireland United States of America New Zealand Australia Tasmania Africa Tunatal Weston-surge-Mans Baptist Missions Association Wadham-street Chapel H. S. Brown Wesleyan Society Baptist Body London Missionary Society Wesleyan Church of England Baptist Society Wesleyan ‘Amfiasionary Society Roreiga Turkey W. A. Mrrzer Methodist Episcopal Church Unitarian Troy New York New York Inquirer India Conarrocational Cavaca Liverrooy Nova Scorra James Melvin James Howell Guelph Canada West Melvin Howell Trzoporre Park Jr New England Cambridge West Roxbury Boston Theodore Parker Parker Mississippi Hxxanra Dlessa Basinghall Street Tus Posteisrnx Society of Arta Parkins Gotto England Parkins and Oxford-street Lapras Churcher Hovenden Bear Per BR. Hovenden Crownstrest Finnbory E.C Marlboroughatrest W. N.B
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Markets wobble as settling day drives stocks and bonds

Turbulent trading closes heavy after a day marked by unsettled policy rumors, heavy stock sales for prompt delivery, and a 3 percent drop in English funds. Consols fluctuated with late bids around 94¾ to 95, while foreign bonds and Indian rupee paper were largely dull. extensive listings of global issues followed.

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Bank of England Ledger and Metropolitan Births May 28 1860

Bank of England ledgers show issued notes 569 990 and government debt figures while the banking department records securities deposits and gold and silver reserves. In the metropolis the births and deaths tally for the week ending May 28 1860 lists 643 male births 575 male deaths 693 female births 813 female deaths.

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Bankinq Department Vauxamping Garvanar
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Bankrupts and dividends listed in the London Gazette

The London Gazette lists bankrupts including Johnson, Gilman, Sexton, Perry, G H, Hunter, Bell and Brassert, Muswinney, West, Hook, N Tyler, Robbins, Winwood, Hodge, Willson, Tootal and others with June and July filing dates. Declarations of dividends follow for W B Grover, W Mullett, C Woodlterton, J E Ford, D Haiket, J B Latchford, J Ellis, J Bryant, Jone, D Oliver, Mocre, J Hirth, J Holden, T Garside, Lorimer, J Reid, W Lancaster, and more. Certifications to be granted and partnerships dissolved are also recorded, alongside Scottish bequests and other notices.

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Levy Enrietta-Streat Covent Bromehead Cannonstreet West Wappin Stevens Queen-street Chespside Hook Farningham Weat Dartford Kent Grocer Alessig, Nichols and Clark Cook's Court Lincoln's-inn Ntyler Spalding Messrs Brown and Lincoln Robbins A. N Helston Fane Plomer Clarke Exeter Willson Bressis, Brown and Fon Tootal F. H Manchester Measre Atkinsons and Herford W. B. Grover Handcourt High Holborn Victualer W. Mullett Brookland Romany Gerocer C. Woodlterton West Amithfeld Balton T. Garside Ashton-under-Lyne J. Lorimer Rochdale G. Bleackley Salford G. J. Reid Anchester W . Lancaster Bury
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Bankruptcy Annulled Across Multiple British Firms and Individuals

A dated OCR fragment lists bankruptcy annullments and related notices across numerous individuals and businesses in England and Wales. Names include Adams of Ware and Barnes of Norwich among solicitors and merchants, with dates ranging June 8 to July 21. Locations span Bermondsey, Norwich, Cardiff, Newport, Bristol, Manchester, and others, detailing creditors, trades, and legal representatives.

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Barnes Norwich Sole Turner Bary Miller, Son Bugg Axtell J.A Knights W. H White’ S Ground Bermondsey Surrey St. Neot’s Huntingdonshire Tenners Fitch Talons Street Southwark Rook Chersfield Suffolk Bingeford Dormer Essex-street Strand Wood Woodbridge Spencer Artille Ee Place Woolwich Kent Tana Taylor Old Burington-stract Te Rtl Alpha-terrace Willesden Bash Anne Saga Roche and Gorer Abrds Birmingham Ranne Sucking Williams Cardiff Glamorganshire Draper Jane Mesara Bevan Girling, and Press Hyrdman Deanstreet Newport Manchester Williamson Salford Lancashire Grocer Jana Eolicitor Afr Sutton
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Trade directory extract listing numerous merchants and trades

A dense list of names and occupations across cities in Britain, detailing merchants, grocers, spinners, cloth manufacturers, engravers, and other trades. Entries include firms like United General Bread and Flour Company, J. Montefiore, W. Thomason, G. Fossey, and J. Steel, with locations from Middlesex to Manchester and Glasgow. The fragment also notes certificates to be planted and a Scotch sequestration dated June 9.

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Csase K. Chandler Albert-road South Norwood Juune H. J. Smith Newbury Cornhesler W. H. Unwin J. Greenwood Henry-street Limehouse I. Boyd Spital-square H. Strange Newent Gloucestershire G.F. Mills Tamworth J. Oldroyd Batley Yorkshire J. B. Booth Elland Draper O. Appleton and Bop Hessie Vaughan and Ingleden Brighton Franklin and Co Whitby Page and Co Bedford Bedford, Gronfounders (So Far As Regards P. I. Page Page Cameron Alban's Old Broad-street F. A. Hancock W. Humphrey Wood Street Cheapside Holliday, Graham, and Co Crewe T. Temple and Co Padiham Manchester T. Temple Wilson, Kessock, and Co Huddersfield Sawyers J. Afanning ,and Co Gainsborough Hawker Southampton G- Winer Bpitalfalds Middlesex Hawley Blackfriars Surrey Sudh J, B Montefiore J. Montefiore W. Isho Bridgewater Somersetshire Hackneyman United General Bread and Flour Company Mouth Stonehouse Devonport F. Porter J. W. Porter T. W. Porter RB. Rogers Silford Lancashire D. P. Demetriadi G. F. Abbott Clonakilty Ireland Drapar J. Adshead J. Boxton Hochdale M. Beale Gray-street Poplar Middlesar Iron An Brass Iuns A. L. Beaiuean Bensaran J. J. Bensusan J. L. Bensusan Prescott-atraet Good Man'e-Fields Merchanta A. K. Newton Bury A. K. Newton Bury-atreet, &J. Mary-axe, City, merchant—June 21, L. B Allen Walthamstow Essex Garance A. E. Windus sAgermannery City E. Morgan Cit Stioner G. Fossey J. Steel Millwall N. Phillips Haverfordwest H. Smart Gloucester T. Hill Liverpeist J. PG. Smith Liverpool Lightfoot Ganderland Jane J. Steven Newcastle-upon-Tyne J. Haley W. Thomason G. Eliott Bradford
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London Corn Market Report and Metropolitan Cattle Totals

London markets show limited English wheat supply with slow sales at near last week’s levels. Barrel and flour trades weak, oats dull, foreign imports rising. Regional spot reports from Liverpool Hull Leeds Ipswich Lynn Boaldding and Newcastle detail firmer and weaker pockets, with weather impacts. cattle market sees 6372 head imported to London last week, compared histories across years.

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Metropolitan London
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England Sheep and Cattle Prices at Sealand Market

Reports from Sealand and Leadenhall markets show a broad range of breeds on offer with a general uptick in sheep numbers. Mutton trades slow at 6d per pound, top quotes around 63d per pound. lambs steady 7s to 73s 6d, Dorset and Isle of Wight 63s to 63s 8d. Calves slow, veal at 58s 6d per stone. pork trade heavy amid currency declines. Lead markets note substantial totals for livestock and pigs, with a wide spread in prices across categories. Lead markets list daily totals for beasts, cows, sheep, calves, and pigs.

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England Treland Eday Sealand Down Dorset Isla of Wight Toaink Theoffal Cosrae Lge Prime Scots, &c Porkersi Toran Sueruy
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Provision Markets and English Butter Prices Report

Arrivals from Ireland last week totaled 918 firkins Butter and 3 197 bales Bacon, with 13 152 casks Buttar and 1 148 bales Bacon from foreign ports. Early week demand rose as Dutch price fell to 112a 5, with sales at 1083 on board. Foreign at close declined 4a to 5s per owt. Corks sold slowly at 19 13 and 91s per est. Bacon saw a 1s to 2a per owt advance amid good business. Weekly stock and delivery figures show Burree Bacon levels and movements with varied delivery totals. English Butter market hints at lower prices late last week, but cold rough weather keeps tone steady. Dorset and fresh butter prices noted, with general price ranges given. Hay and straw markets report Regent's Park and Smithfield prices for upland hay, meadow, rye grass, clover, and straw per load. Cotton in Liverpool shows improved demand with about 8 0 bales traded on speculation and export. prices stable.

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Crry Thorsday Paris India Uribarren Marklane Essex Kent Liverpool Ireland Hull Leeds Ipswich Lynn Hilchin Newcastle Bacon Burree Dorset Regent's Park Smithfield Hay Market Sydney Port Philip Wao Dieman'a Land Adelaide Cape New Zealand Melbourne The Algoa Bay Laganrog Tursnit Halla Huddersfield Truspax
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Borough and Spitalfields Market Report May Price Notes

Market chatter from Borough and Spitalfields on Monday May 28 reports limited potato supplies arriving by sea and land, with generally good quality. Prices for potatoes and other produce vary, with greens, berries, and exotic fruits noted. multiple commodities such as coffee tea cocoa rice pepper nuts tallow and metals show steady to firm values, while tins and oils fluctuate slightly.

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Borough Spitalfields York Finkes Aa Lee
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Westran-Methodist Society Samuel Dousland Waddy Wesleyan-Methodist Conference City Road Chapel Isle of Man Northampton Norwich and Oxford Portsmouth Channel Islands Cornwall Bristol Bath First South Wales North Wales Birmingham & Shrewsbury Macclesfield Bolton Halifax Leeda Sheffield Eeemenans Derby Inco Hall Oe Darlington Isla of Manos Edinburgh Aberdeen Shetland Islands Money Market Bank OF England Victoria Issum Department Goren Dey Minswirt Onsen Asdis Badia Orary Grenada Portuguesa Ann Ambergate Nottingham Chester Holyhead Baimburgh Perth Dandee Great Northern Lancaster and Blackwall London and North Western South Midland Berwick Staffordshire Worcester Warverhipton Southavon Wal South Wales Waterford Limerick Luxembourg Great Western Harre Crystal Palace the London Gazette J. Varty St. Paul’s Churchyard C. Stavenson Howley-place J. Wright W. Sud T. Bringbett Leadenhall-street Charlotteton Walworth-rosd AF. J. Stone Abingdon T.snecrom Rupert-street Coventry-street W. H. Taylor Piccadilly Stave Bishopsgate H. Cheltenham BE. E. Hill Liverpoo R. &. Beasley J. and F. Crater Rothwell Giuemtakera T. Holgate Bcotch Juans J. Alam Dondes Janol J. Elsikie Aggaa B. Marshall Renfrew P. Dawson Glasgow J. Lockhart Cambuanethan Lanarkshire Adams Ware Hertfordshire W. Miller Deptford Cofee H. Pyke Newcastle-road Edgware-road H. Zellmer J. Shiers J. Mountford Blake Trent W. Is J. Southward G. Richardson G. Tv France Jackson T. J. Alexander J. Priestley T. H. Briscoe R. P. Hookham G. Hawett Batstow Oxfordshire T. Haynes E. Barnes H. Haynes W. Clarke J. Tyler Wolverhampton E. Turner J. Hall G. C. Brown Aux Cayes St. Domingo W. Johnston Pinner’s Court Old Broad-atreot W. Houldsworth G. Johnson G. Lever E. Gateliffe G. Sutcliffe T. H. Hill M. Nelson W. Wallis W. Langford W. Hudson W. F. Jackson EB. W. Jackson E. Best J. Tetley West Hartlepool Engingara Ironfounders J. Petrie Auchinbrae Fordoun Farmer Fesher J. Norwell and Son LondonHarkets Bombay Calcutta Tha Bessta Norfolk Buffalk Esacz Cambridgeshire Wurat Birwin Chavalier New Tinsolpshire Boreign Konigs Bostock St.Petersburg Riga Ito Mouseholds Erish Norf. & Suffolk Ixpus Coen White P. Gr Botterdar Hambro’, Toning Harlingen Antiverp Boulogua Oporto Total Leadenhall Mondit Aes P. Lamb C. S Westmoreland Mid and East Kents Wealds Sussex Covent Garden Bugaw Trinidad Tallow Market Tony Tallow Petersburg ¥.C Petersburg de Manilla Leaden Hall Byas Bedsids West Hartley Daviton Holywell Howard d—Lambert West Har l v Heagh Hall Hunwick Kelloe South Hartlepool South Whitworth Thornley Thorpe Whitworth Caraway Daffryo Mal Llangennech Mmao G.E Sregent Holloway
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