Exchequer Bills and March 1842 Interest Settlement
Government exchequer notes dated 1640 to 1841 for Victoria and related caps will be paid off on March 14 1842. Bearers must present lists with signatures and residences, obtain endorsements if not holders, and receipts will be given. New Bills issued March 9 1842 may be obtained to settle principal with two pence per pound daily interest.
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Will. T
West India Islands
Victoria
New Bute
West Indie
N.B
Est
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company
TRENT
Edward C. Miller
R.N
Southampton
One
P.u
Falmouth
Barbados
Madeira
Winchester Buildings
Broad-street
London
W.B
Coranna
Ferrol Aa Walt
Madeirs
Rampton
Puge
Strand
Lords Debate Petition on Corn Laws and Mixed Marriages
The Lords discussed petitions from Buckingham and Ireland on mixed marriages and repeal of corn laws. The chancellor announced an upcoming bill to legalize marriages affected by a recent ruling, with a future bill planned for broader reform. A Commons message brought in the Duchy of Cornwall Bill, and Jerusalem bishops see was adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Duke of Buckingham
Lord Brougham
Ireland
Marquis of Lansdowne
Lord Campbell
Commons
Duchy of Cornwall
Lord Lyttleton
Jerusalem
Private Bills and Corn Law Debates Close Session
The House of Commons ends the session with many private bill petitions and several bills advancing. Petitions for corn law repeal and minimum duty reforms appear, while Irish municipal corporations and electoral issues draw attention. Committee actions and notices fill the day as debates continue on the Corn Importation Act and related measures.
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Kingsclere
Bromyard Road
Brandliog Junction Railway
Bradford
Viscount Grimston
County of
Hertford
Leader
Lord Worsley
Lincolnshire
Municipal Corporations
Ireland
Mr. O'Connell
Lord Eliot
Wareham
John Hales Calcraft
Sawbridge Earl Drax
Bowering
Fox Maule
Wallace
Scotland
Bir H. Douglas
United Kingdom
East Indies
Brasils
Ward
M. J. O'Connell
Chateris
Sarah Simpele
March
Charles Dobson
William Simpele
Dobson
Avice Fe
Morris
Chester-atresty Rannington
Insolvency Declarations and Bankruptcies Listed
The Gazette lists insolvency declarations for Locxtry Joun of Bilston and others with dates in February 1842. Superseded bankruptcies include Scapamore Tuomas and Nexowam Josesy Sura. Declared bankrupts cover trades from iron merchants to lace dealers across England and Wales. London exchange rates and bullion prices accompany the notices.
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Locxtry Joun
Bilston
Staffordshire
Banywrs Wituax
Shincliffe
Dorham
Prarr Farvenicx
Laredon-mill
Scapamore Tuomas
Birmingham
Nexowam Josesy Sura
Allesthorpe
Leicestershire
Mayor of London versus Pewterers Company window case
In a Common Pleas action the Mayor of London contested rights to keep windows open toward Pewterers' Company property in Leadenhall Market. After evidence showed continuous use since 1815 and defendants failing to rebut, the jury found for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation of London
Leadenhall-market
Pewtarers’ Company
Plainté
Corrom Manxer Cotton Market Report
Sales today total 408 bales with 1500 for export. Market sentiment mixed with dull overall tone though some fair to middling cotton showing slight firmness. Quarters and Midlands listed with varying prices across regions including South Western and Eastern Counties.
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South Western
Midland
Do. Hee
Eastern
Market report shows muted trading and limited dealings
The market today is quiet with low spirits and little business. Only notable transactions include Liverpool and Manchester at 191, Sheffield and Manchester at 40, and Manchester Assurance at 93.
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Liverpool
Manchester
Sheffield
Manchester Assurance
Shipping News From Lloyds Books Briefings
Maritime notices report multiple arrivals and sailings, listing vessels such as Emma from the South Seas, Competitor at Castries and St Lucia, Egyptian, Martha from Mauritius, Rochelle, and Plutus at St Andrew's New Brunswick, with others like Barrier, Jessie at Antwerp and William and Richard towed into harbour after misfortune.
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Lloyd's Books
Dear
Fes
Wind &S.W
Emma
South Seas
Bahia
Castries
St. Lucia
Clarence
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Workington
Rio
St. Helens
Iverroor
Wind &S.E
Martha
Rogers
Mauritius
Catherine
Coffey
Barapilla
Black Rock
Facmourn
N.W
Ariel
Dye
Smyrna
Batster
Fea
Ellen Gillman
Squires
Mession
Mirroan
S.W
Lisbon
Glasgow
Douglas
St. John's
Orr Bracuy Heap
Calcutta
Guoucrstes
John Pritchard
Leghorn
Dustin
Fra
Reform
Poole
Betting on Chatham and Derby prospects in 1841 review
A detailed market of bets on Chatham and rivals in the Derby Oaks and Chester Cop races, listing odds like 1 to 1000 against Palinurus and 7 to 1 against Attila and Chatham, alongside notes on shifts in favour and notable bets. The piece then shifts to the Great Western Railway half year report and upcoming Bentley's Miscellany issue with illustrated features and literary highlights.
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Tatterblall
Yeserepar
Chatham
Wiseacre
Palinorus
Dirce
Mr. Batson
Acacia
Mr. Forth
Scott
Forth
Anson
Attila
Peel
Dixon
Lord Chesterfield
Wreford
Greenwood
Joanne Colt
Pettit
BR. Goodricke
G. Clark
William le Gros
Batson
Artful Dodger
Chatham and
Barrier
Defier
Etwall
Passion
Lord Jersey
Adela
Chester
Mr. Plummer
Alice Hawthorn
Lord Chesterfeld
Rhodanthe
Mr. Payne
Johnny
Col. Crawford
Disclosure
Mr. Greville
Rory O'More
Foreign Funds and Global Bond Listings in Berne Market
Financial notices show diverse bonds and loans traded in Berne with currencies including francs and pounds. Entries include Belgian five percent bonds Belgian three percent issues Haitian and Portuguese debts and loans of various maturities and rates reflecting a broad international debt market.
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Foreigh
Panis Bounse
Berne
Aion
Aes Sen
Ditferés
Mae Het
Monte
Bee. Waapien
Omaris
Berotan Fynns
Fea
Rothschild
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G. Whiteball-yard
England
Old Broad Street
Messrs. Glyn, Hallifax, Mills, and Co
Lombard-street
High Court of Chancery
Ancel
Bontall
John Clay Boutall
Northrow
North Audley-street
Rpton-Buildings
Chancery-lane
Windsor
Davies
St. Martin
New Slaughter's
A. B. Savory and Sons
Cornhill
Bank of England
E. L. Bulwer
Rienzi
t.”—Le Comte de Gabalis
Saenders
Jomerilias
Thomas Shaw Brandreth
William Pickering
Piccadilly
Chancery Lane
Ritish and Foreign Review
Hegel
Poniatowski Gems
Switzerland
la Chronique de Rains
Zollverein
Anti-Corn-Law League
Passavant
Raffaello
R.and
J.E. Taylor
Red Lion-court
Fleet-street
Imperial Parliament
House OF Commons
Sir BR. Peel
O'Connell
Sergeant Jackson
G. Clerk
House
America
C. Napier
Zeoud
Memb& Christopher's
Baronet
R. Peel
A. L. Hay
Church of Scotland
Christopher Rise
Wolverhampton
Meek
Her
Hall
Hull
Gainsborough
Trans Dar
Amsterdam
Cadiz
Bilboa
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Hamburgh
Altona
Paris
Marseilles
Frankfort
Fetersburghy
Berlin
Vienna
Trieste
Madrid
Barcelona
Seville
Gibraltar
Genoa
Milan
Venice
Naples
Messina
Geone
Janeiro
Peige
Portugal
Court OF Common Pleas
Turs Dar
Tacrepar Evamxa
Ship News
Sporting
Western Barwar
Great Western Railway
Princes-Street, Bank
C. Russell
MUP
Saunders
Bristol
Bristol and Exeter Railway
Cheltenham and Great Western Union
Sonninghill
Tne
Thees
Bentley
Crowquill
Cruikshack
Leech
George Cruikshank
Shakespeare
Pippin
Sarah
Richard Savage
Leach
Yine Trath
Seamare
Walter Scott
Richard Steel
Knight
Savage
Wilfred
Steel
Misceligny
Corn-Exchange
Feu
Mark Jane
Weaa
Essex
Kent
Suffolk
Peere Kc
Lincoln
York
Polands
Beotch
Limerick
Cork
Osss
Rabanka
Rabanka Eeavessess
Buus Neeree Veoases
White
Rostock and Stettie
Jeeseeen Seevseee
Ean
Smithfield
Perstone
Nesses
Coal Exchange
Ea A
Lemerarz
East India
Bengal
Khaor
Manilla
Java
Penang
Brasil
Ceylon
Singapore
Eea
Jamaica
Hicz
Savreerex
Surat
Madras
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