Tenders for Loans on Mortgage by Birmingham and Derby Junction
The Birmingham and Derby Junction Rail Company invites tenders for loans of not less than 500 each for at least three years. Mortgages on the tolls and works offered as security. interest at 5 percent per annum, payable semiannually. Tenders to be sent to the company secretary at Waterloo Street, Birmingham, or respective offices in London.
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News from China India and Persia in the Canton Press
Intelligence on Canton Cantonese defense and imperial orders, British envoy actions, and Bombay dispatches detail Canton siege threats, Bremer's march, Scinde and Punjaub affairs, Persia demands and evictions, and naval incidents from Madras to Calcutta with casualties and court notices.
Chinese Expedition Transport Ships Saile Up Hooghly
Calcutta reports on May 24 indicating transports with the 55th regiment moved down the Hooghly and prepared to sail again to support England. Intelligence suggests Phiegethon steamer and Lady William Bentinck pilot brig with armaments are joining, plus several boats and river service preparations. The Queen is not leaving for...
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Agra
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Point Palmyras
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Pepley
Jolly Boat
Kedgeree
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Calcutta Commercial Advertiser
Joanna
Madagascar
Gallows narrowly dodged as attacker looms in city
Reports describe a violent assault where a wounded man required amputation above the knee. The incident follows frantic pursuit and hospital care as authorities seek justice for the alleged attacker. The era's turbulent events unfold with naval wrecks and political unrest across the region.
Bombay Market Report from July 18 1541 details monsoon impact
The Bombay market shows limited activity since the last mail with dull sales in cortex Manuracrost and steady to improving prices for Bern and Allsop's Chirds. Money market holds with no major changes. Bombay Bank shares rise, while exchange rates on London and Calcutta reflect current rates. Calcutta market notes favourable crop prospects but hot dry weather risks, with auctions yielding lower prices than January for last season’s stock.
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Mirgapore
Egyptian unrest and colonial dispatches from Alexandria
From Alexandria on July 19 news is sparse after leadership changes in Constantinople. A French house was looted by about fifty soldiers. punishments ranged from bastinadoes to pay forfeits. Colonel Napier awaits Foreign Office guidance on Syrian affairs as Ibrahim Pasha focuses on agriculture. The Oriental brought Colonel Barnett to Malta en route to Constantinople. Ranger carries American mails and reports Orizaba’s federation move and tobacco monopoly abolition. Mlle Tagligni departs London for Germany.
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