Meeting rejects Spanish Cortes Bonds liquidation proposal
A London gathering at the City of London Tavern on April 19 1881 chaired by Thomas Weeding resolves unanimously to reject Spanish government proposals for liquidating Cortes Bonds. It vows to oppose 8 percent ar repos and to seek equity in future settlements, praising London Stock Exchange prudence and urging continued good faith. The group thanks contributors and sets June 12 1831 publication for the resolutions.
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City of London
Cortes
Thomas Weeding
Esqq
Sergeant Pell
Kemble
Europe
England
B& Aen
Thomase Weedley
Pausiniers
London
Ae Ngeran Ree Eng Element Aeritish Institution
Pall-Mall
Catalogucis
William Barnard
Osurca
Ireland
Dublin
Kildare
Meath
Monaghan
Roscommon
Longford
Londémderry
Samuel Cooke
Lancaster-place
Sam
Cooke
GEOGE
Regentstreet
Piccadilly
Westminster Review
The
Royal Asiatic Society
Kotsebue
Hinck
Briscot
Useful Knowledge
Howitt
King's Levee at St James's Palace Held in Grand Style
The King hosted a levee at his palace in St James's with a guard of honour from the Royal Horse Guards. Attending were the Duke of Sussex, Prince Leopold, and numerous state officials. presentations included the Danish Consul General and various ambassadors.
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St. James's
Royal Horse Guards
Duke of Sussex
Prince Leopold
Fletcher Wilsongah
Count Moltke
Lord Grantham
Monsieur Tourgqueneff
Monsieur Kjustine
Canter
York
London
Treasury
Home
Foreign
Exchequer
Admiralty
Ordnance
Urp
Hon. Corps of Gentlemen Pensioners
A. Barnard Principel
General Macdonell
A.d’Este
Hinrich
Duke of Wellington
Cork
Ireland
Duke of Gordon
Elgin
Ross
Duke of Montrose
Dumbartonshire
Par
Grey
Wigan
Kerriemair
Forfar
Larkhall
Lanark
Partcular Baptists
Worsted
Lord Durham
Edmonton
Middlesex
Stohnshaven
Scotland
Alderman Garratt
Bridge
John Read
Suffolk
Duke of Gratwa
Br. Adams
Carmarthen
Fraser
Torbreck
Inverness
Lord Melbourne
Viscount Blelbourne
Hatter Danvers
Leicestershire
Mabertly
Croyden
Lord Ducie
William Guise
Bir
Hyett
Colonel Berkeley
Lord Sherborne
Gloucestershire
Lord Foley
Worcester
Earl of Coventry
William Bathurst
Ats
Recorder of
Justice-hall
Old Bailey
Eng
Shipping arrivals and sailings from Cadiz to Rio Janeiro
A list of vessels with captains and routes arrives or sails from Cadiz Jamaica and Diemen's Land to Madras, Bengal and Rio Janeiro. Ships include the Dorothy Foster Branken Moor Circasian Sophia Pato off port Florida Eolas St Thomas Rhoda Menina Blossom Dolphin Fame Richmond Hero and others with dates in April.
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Lloy
Venice
Fame
Rowson
Corunns
Wight
Richmond
Bowers
Virginia
Channel
Hero
Palmer
Pernambuco
Lord Erskine Arrives and departs Calais via Salamander
Last evening His Excellency Lord Erskine, the British minister to Munich, with Lady Breakine and their two children, arrived at Wright's Hotel and this morning embarked on the Salamander for Calais. Also aboard were passengers aboard the Spitfire to Ostend and the Crusader with Government dispatches and several named travelers from Calais. The Sovereign steam vessel and Fury from Ostend are reported in the roads.
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Samuel Andilews
Old Bond-street
Piccadilly
Mont
Paris
Davies-street
Berkeley-Square
Perauns
Me. Kirkham
Lower
Osmond
Brank-street
Green
Meares
Whitehead
Lower Grosvenor-street
Lord Erskine
Munich
Breakine
Wright
Hatfield
Mr. Vassey
Miss Tunne
Ashmore
Mr. Byrne
Calais
Sovereign
Boulogne
Milward
Lord Chichester
Mr. Drummond
Cramp
Mr. Jones
Mr.Campbell
Dodd
His Majesty’s
Fury
Ostend
Oxford Easter Term admissions and convocation notices
Oxford reports the first day of Easter Term admissions listing Bacnyunnix Divisiry Rev John Ball and several Masters of Arts including Rev Ralph Grenside and others from Wadham Keir Bacueton and Balliol. It notes the nomination of Mr Garbett to Public Examiner in Literis Humantoribus and a convocation for Proctors with Rev Daniel Veysia and Rev Robert Meadowa White named Senior and Junior Proctors respectively. The late Senior Proctor Dornford delivers an oration praising student conduct and the Procuratorial office is credited for its orderly state under his leadership.
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House of Lords
Wigstanley
Charles Henry Green
Melksham
Wiltshire
Funne
Giller
Benjamin Burn
Half-moon
Ort Pool-Lane
Smith
Eliza Hurry
John Gardner
Bermondsey
Two Brewers
Wentworth-street
William Goodwin
Coldstream Guards
Sergeant Sellon
Hatton Garden
Hunter Nathaniel Scrivener
Joseph Burgess
Gray's-inn-road
Sam
North Hyde
Hounslow
Sellon
Wedderburn
Bath Chronicle
Ronpeau
Glascow
Gilchrist
Brown
West Craigs
Cilchrist
Sheriff's Chambers
Stockwell-street
Glassford-street
Falkirk
Glasgow Courier
Thomson
Urr
Redcastle Woods
Dumfries
Robert Streater
Thames Police Office
Streater
Pants
Hewenny Davy
Literary Gazette
Davy
Sir Humphry Davy
Oxford
Bacnyunnix Divisiry
John Ball
St. Ohn's
Ralph Grenside
University
Thomas L. Saunders
Wadham
Brisco Owen
Echolar
Clement Greswell
Edward Blencowe
Keir Bacueton
Charles John Tottenham
Balliol
Veysia
Christ Church
J. Williams
Augustus Short
Mr. White
Doctor Daubeny
Magdalen
J. Linton
Fred. J. Parsons
Mr. Dornford
Provisional Government Resigns in Ancona Demand
A3 notification from Ancona dated March 26 announces the provisional government’s resignation of governing the Italian provinces. It cites failure to uphold a guaranteed principle, aims to prevent bloodshed, and places authority with Cardinal Gian Antonio Benvenuti acting for Pope Gregory XVI under specified conditions. Giovanni Vicini signs as president.
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Gian Antonio Benvenuti
Gregory XVI
Giovanni Vicini
Ancona
Markets Summary and Hay Prices from Southall Market Report
The report lists corn averages for April with Wheat Barley and Oats prices, then six weeks averages and duties on foods. It details hay and straw prices for Good Lowland Meadow and other grades, notes price stability, and mentions a dull market with limited buyers. It also covers Southall yesterday and today with per stone prices for beef mutton veal pork lamb and cattle, plus notes unsold stock and a plan for a post mortem examination in a separate case.
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St. Janes’s
Southall
Buyern
Imperial Parliament Debates Reform and Tax Petitions
Lords hear petitions on parliamentary reform plans, repeal of rates, and opposition to reform. A large influx of petitions from Exeter Wigton Manchester and various counties oppose or support reform and protest colonial slavery. Lords Hood and other peers take oaths as sessions adjourn.
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House OF Lords
Weavespar
Aram
Attorney General
Winstanley
Gs Estate
Althorsh Martested
Hood
Lord Feversham
Wigton
Lord Skelmersdale
Manchester
Lord King
England
sLord Skersdale
Muriath
Essex Petition and Reform Bill Debate in House
Mr Littleton moved for a new writ for Sussex in place of the deceased A Walter Burrell. Petitions from Wareham and Sligo urged reform, while Essex supporters praised the reform bill and its broad principle. Speakers warned against altering the bill and stressed that counties like Essex show strong reform support with large meetings and county backing.
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House OF Commons
Littleton
Sussex
Walter Burrell
Calcraft
Wareham
Ao Osher
Sligo
Uy Iteroarebo
Ember
North ‘of Ireland
Essex
Western
Messare
Tyrell
St. Ives
L. Wellesley
Poles Slumier
Colchester
D. W. Harvey
the Times
L. Welles
Stanley
Esse
Friends of Reform
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Loch Daich
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Skye
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Messrs. J. and C. Nairne
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Northorpe Hall
John Peacock
Wm. Stephenson
John Lindley
Mary Naylor
Aboa
James Kendle
North Aforesaid
Foxhill Close
William Stephenson
Lithgoe
Essex-street
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Foster
Unthank
Norwich
Monson’s Arms
Aucgioneer’s
Oelene
London Hospital
City of London Tavern
Lord Henley
Bristol
Royal National Institution For the
Austin Friura
Warwick
Charles Greville
Earl of Warwick
James Scarlett
Charles
Bolton King, Esq
Umberslade
John Tomes
Brighton
Brighton Gazette
Lord Godench
Fort Belmore
Jamaica
Mr. Bridges
Kitty Hylton
Council of Protection
Bridges
Secretary of
Lord Godeach
Commission of the Peace
Richard Nockolds
Norfolk
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Dublin Morning Register
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Spain
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George Henry Crown
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Mary Meehbon
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Richard Flanagan
Joseph Sprath Brown
Ann Byrne
Timothy Sy Croat
James Freeman
Man
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Widget John Branch
Job Davis
James Walton
Mary Ann
Naval Intelligence
Dover
University Intelligence
Provisional Government OF the United
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Imperial Parliament
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