Notice of Prussian Bond Redemptions and Deposits in London
In London 1818 the King of Prussia contracted with N M Rothschild. A sinking fund financed redemption, and on the 6th instant 7287001 in special bonds were cancelled and deposited at the Bank of England for the April 1 due draw. Listed are numerous bonds A B C D by numbers, letters, and face values totaling 510,000 pounds. Additional notices name other bonds drawn and deposited for October 1829 April 1830 October 1830 and related payments, with extensive bond serials and amounts.
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Prussia
N. M. Rothschild
London
Berlin
Baronlaw
Bn Vent
Bank of England
BNZ
Prussian Maritime Society
Maritime Society
Kayser
Mayet
Wentzel
Baron Bulow
John Venn
Ferdinandsleier
Arundel
England
Wales
Home Office
Tax Office
Rickman
Haring
Thos
Drummond
Bth
Bron Bulow
Duke of Newcastle
Earl of Lincoln
Lorda Clinton
Leeds
Russian Loans and Prussian Bond Cancellations in London
Notices detail half yearly redemptions of the Prussian loans of 1822 and 1830 negotiated by N. M. Rothschild in London. It states amounts redeemed, remaining funds, and option to adjust sinking funds, with additional notices from the Easy India House and other interests, including ship news and auction notices.
University and European affairs in a Brussels ledgers note
Katharine Hall Foundation Fellow Henry Kuloff is named a foundation fellow while Rev George Dupuis receives the Hemingbye rectory as Rev H Pearce dies. Norwich curacy for Rev William Fitz Drake. Belgium and Dutch separation treaties cited. Don Pedro’s fleet amid Portuguese unrest. Milford patrols amid seamen enlistment disputes. local fires and a missing child reported. theater notes and market prices. births and deaths with multiple dated notices.
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Henry Kuloff
Katharine Hall
George John Dupuis
King’s College
Hemingbye
St. Gregory
Norwich
Cambridge Chronicle
Brussels
Belliard
Talleyrana
Vienna
Berlin
Holland
Belgium
Russia
England
Petersburgh
Mirroro
Liverpool
Blayney
Don Pedro
Belleale
Henry Leach
Brazil
Atlantic
Rio Janeiro
Europe
Irish Channel
Belle Isle
Don Padre
Milford Haven
Old England
Milford
Stevens
Richard Birnie
Besthorpe
Brown
Howes
Smith
Barton Stracy
White Hart
Fetter-lane
Lucky Davy
Covent
Ganpen Theatne
Polly
Misa Shirreff
Mr. Braham
Macheath
Parkers
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AHL Ose
Noogly
Easy India House
United Company of Merchants of England
East Indies
Leadenhall-street
David Greenhill
Bombay Civil Establishment
Bombay
Peter Auber
Xvanorama
Leicester Square
Bur
Ford
Florence
Santa Trinita
Church of San Lorenzo
Outhwark Bridge
Southwark Bridge
James Leith
Sec
Oval Academy of Music
Hanover-square Rooms
Mount of Olives
Miss Osborne
Mascheles
Miss Childe
Rossini
Royal Academy of Music
Pelican Life Assurance OF
FICES
Lombard-street
Spring-gardens
Matthisa Attwood
Hugh Hammersley
Seanlay Clarke
F.R.S
John Hawes
John Coope
William Heygate
William Cotton
John Petty Muspratt
William Davis
William Samler
Sir Chas. Flower, Bart
George Shum Storey
Jas
Alex. Gordon
M.D
Matthew Whiting
AP Ditars
Thomas Hodgson
William Mellish
Chas. Hampden Turner
Thomas Parke
Great Britain
Ireland
Hamburgh
Bordeaus
Monsieur Mallan
Sureon
Great Russell Street
Bloomsury
Paris
N.B
Clemens-street
Leamington Spa
Newstreet
Birmingham
Ship News
Lloyd's
Portsmouth
S.W
Revenge
Lisbon
Aumouth
Reynard Packet
Carthagena
Jamaica
Crooked Island
Elizabeth
Edgan
Pictou
Ariadne
Sill
Teneriff
Mancate
Andrew Scott
Jordan
Virginia
Malvina
Pearson
Henry
Jobling
Quebec
Dantmourn
Marthe
Edwards
New York
Amsterdam
Donegal
Friends
Butters
St. John's
New Brunswick
Wexford
Mary
Bellisle
Falmouth
Plymouth
Channel
Fairlie
Cromartie
Bordeaux
Malta
Plymourk Journal
Ty Celis
Servan Melbourne
Viscoumr
Bree
Leu
Heeralston
University Intelligence
Willian
William W. Pym
Whitmore Hall
Stafford
Charles Mainwaring
Louisa Sophia
Frederic Alston
Nicolls Raynsford
Brixworth Hall
Northamptonshire
Isaac Cookson
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Whitehil
Durham
Esther
John Harris
Abingdon
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