Notices of Banking and Copper Miners in England and Kingston
A mixed 1841 1861 era notice bundle includes: London Joint Stock Bank affiliate informing Kingston Canada deposit and letter of credit operations. Copper Miners in England issue a ten pound per share call due by October. a sales notice for 1000 tons of British grain refined tin and related goods. rail and goods forwarding details. a piano and brandy advert and various medical and book notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Bank of
Kingston
Upper
Canada
London Joint Stock Bank
Pia
Ibis Countey
Commercial Bank
Wmidland District
Canadx
Anid Bank
Persdos
Canadas
London
George Pollard
Loma Joist Brook Bank
Princessiest
England
Tereby
Messrs. Glyn, Haliifax, Mitts, Snd Co
Lombard-street
Old Broad-street
Gcovernorent Company
Touratoy
Tourettay
Liverpool
Bristol
Penzance
Truro
Short and Mahony
Tsny
Chance
Fortanr
Randlea
Wolsey
Bank of England
Barith
Bilmon
Dividends and partnerships listed in the London Gazette
Freres J and others receive dividends. numerous bankrupts and certificates noted. Dissolutions across partnerships at Manchester, Leeds, Bristol, Exeter, Liverpool and more. Scottish sequestrations listed for several individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freres
J. Webber-street
Lambeth
Victoriser
Basing Ball-Street
Banani
Faversham
Kent
Oildbajl
Canterbury
Gomes
B. Bath
Castle and
Bal Inn
Bath
Frercoxn
Borsforth
Yorkshire
Mr. Bishop
Dunsley
Fowls
R.J
J. Rochdale
Commissioners
Manchester
Hawes
Stoke Ferry
Norfolk
King’s Lynn
Hesselrwerrt
Kingston
Newcastle Ooom
Hatter
Commis
Newcastle-upon- Tyne
Stath
Bridgwater
Scritamer
Commercial Rooms
Bridol
Oe Williamson
Boston
Carpeter
Peacock Inn
A. Basil
Liverpool
Cherepdon
Warkinson, T., Inc
Meredith-atreet
Clerkenwell, Grocer
Teeanon
Birmingham
Hardwareman
Exy
Nottingham
Victualler
Paocren
T. B
Stockwell
Lunatic Asylum Keeper
Bavess
Chard
Somtreetshire
Aaprow
Wrrngwett
Secteus and Pircer
Exeter
Hesmer and Smaez
Frampton Cotterell
Gloucestershire
Millers. James, Inc
Leacu
Newport
Monmouthshire
Moyors and
Steansexe
Cheltenham
Cuarred
G. BR
Tromson
Wixxweets
Gwrx
Ramsgate
Wlos
J. B. Thomson
Suita and Co
Leeds
B. Taylor
X. Fletcher
A. Archer
Haut and Banton
Rotherhithe
Toansatt and Cowax, Inc
Wooler
Northumberland
Linen Drapera
Gawren and Co
Buddriefeld
Beomcer
Baacx
Bt. George's
Peaxixs and Co
Swansea
Smal
Haaviz
Bideford
Devonshire
Davis and Gurrroap
Northampton
Fuser
Brighton
Poalterers
Thomison
Caxswain
Mancheser
Agtuur
Tordam
Morwno
Gimgow
Memoirs and Morals From a Paris Underworld Tale
Fragmentary excerpts recount a New Orleans style scene with a tailor and a wag in Chartress street, a toll keeper exchange, and musings on fortune. It also previews Madame Lafarge memoirs with a long background of Marie Cappelle, her marriage schemes, and the fall of lilies among French aristocracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saunders
Otley
Conduit-street
Fienoer-square
Vossgenravels
Ratutopaly
England
Scotland
Ireland
Orley
Dent
Pn Brent
Bors Hoane Bay
Orleana Crescent City
Chartress-street
Madame Laffarge
Paris
Arle Coppette
Villers Hellon
Picardy
M. Collard
M. de Talleyrand
Madame de Genlis
Coleone
Compton
Orleans
Tulle
M. Cappelle
M. C. Baron de Martens
Af. Garat
Marie Cappelle
Strasbourg
Villers-heilen
Willers-bellow
Orients
de ‘Kh
Strasbeurg
Eckmund
M. de Cochoro
Madame Lafarge
Mademoiselle de Nicola
Madame de Ldoland
Maries
Madame de Léotaud
Busagny
Corey
Mime de Montbreton
Ot Plessere
Me. Garat
M. Lafarge
Alman
M. de Fos
Sam
Marie Cappells
Laffarge
Clementine
Villert-delignase
Ind
Marie
Cappelle
Walt
Thia
Carly
Glandier
Epe
Abe
Abeton
Brien Ae
Greeti
Penie
Lemoplare
Marte
Tulte
State of Trade and Market Conditions Across UK Regions
The report outlines widespread trade stagnation with weak demand for counterpanes and broad wool markets. It cites varied activity in yarns, silks, tweeds, and cloth wares, noting firm to rising prices in some sectors while others show no improvement. Regional notes include Bradford, Leicester, Hull, Manchester, and Rockport with concerns over employment and upcoming winter distress.
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Bourow
Bradford
Thoreday
Orleans
Saxony
Merinoa
Fartsweark
Pest
Sik
Hoppiesrizig
Hacvaz
Laicester
Leicestershire Mercury
Hull
Hastern Counties Herald
Manchestea
Wine tasting at the docks ends with cautionary penalties
Three respectable young men from St. Paul’s Church-yard were brought before Alderman Wilson for drunken disorderly conduct after claiming to have wine tasted at the docks. The magistrate urged the owners of wines in the docks to curb the practice, noting it leads to theft and debauchery and warned wine tasters to avoid such ventures.
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Mansion House
Cooper
St. Paul's Church-yard
Wilson
Brake
Station House
Wen
Wison
Acoraman
Revenue Commissioners
Bia
Hobler
Boulogne Fetes Open With Crowd Packed Streets And Races
The Boulogne spectacle opens with crowds filling streets and roads to the race course. Horse carts and carriages from England and nearby towns mingle with mounted groups as hurdle races and the Malden Plate unfold. Hotels fill, military preparations, and celebrations mix with booming artillery and naval salutes as the city braces for a busy, bustling fete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napolyt
Coursa
Boulognie
Boulogne
London
Epsom
Barton
Count Hedouville
Mr. Quib
England
Paris
Saterpay
Hus de Picu
Corbineau
Bia
da’ Nord
Slee Tneatreec
Imperial Army
Harrison
Royal Thames Yacht Chair
Consieog
Zephyr
Prospects of Harvest in France and Rain Patterns
The Temps notes harvest prospects in France amid rainfall data from May to August. It compares average rains and rainy days with 1816 and 1841, suggesting a cautious outlook though not as disastrous as 1816, and calls for measures to secure corn from abroad. Strong entities: Temps, France, 1816, 1841, government.
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Dertag
Bern
Rai
Tie’ Taaps
Tor
Jostesd
Pique 96 and Admirals in transit amid Windsor Garden plans
A noisy garbled report cites the Pique 96 fitting cabins for a voyage to North America under Vice Admiral Sir Charles Adam. References to Admiral Sir Robert Stopford, Windsor Garden costs, and garden plans follow, with scattered mentions of royal figures and unrelated events.
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Boxen
Charles Adam
North
America
West Todia
E. Piquela
Adeaira
England
Hampshire Telegraph
Robert Stopford
Greenwich Hospital
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ATRR
Messrs
Whitmarsh
Alexander
Falcon
Inn
Bridgewater
Taunton
Wellington
Tiverton
Southmolton
Barnstaple
Sis
Messie, W, and Co
Goode
Whitmarsh and Co
Castle
Felcon
Aldersgate-street
Alexander and Clare
Whitmarsh and Spencer
P.S. Whitmarsh and Co
Bere
Pall-mall
T. Cox Savory
Cornhill
Gracechurch-street
Burch-Street
Smithfield
St. Joho-streat
Pa el Tel de
Albemarlestraat
Piccadilly
Williantreer
City
Parsons
Albermarle-street
York Hotel
King William. Street
En Lair
Bisir
Hewtey
Bagshot
Royal NewfoundJnod
Blomberg
Chevalies de Ls Garde
Miskin
Dartford
Chambers
Maidstone
C. Ke
Thoms Proot
United Kingdom
Blair
Dodge
Excho
British Empire
PROM
the London Gazette
Ava
West Highlands
Glaggow
Peggy
Madam
State OF Trade
Anapian
Tee Queed
Windsor Great Park
Sheet-street
Windsor
Re Castle
Lord Alfred
Paget
Davfog
Sid
Barnes
Tee Oneatiog
Eee Daily Register
Stacy
Arabia
Baey
Galewes
Seneca
Ete
France
Adiina
Blake
Sir Walter Scott
Royal Garden
Queen
Tate
Kanwar