English and Scottish Life Assurance and Fire Notice
Interest at four percent per annum on paid up capital will be payable from July at offices in Strand London and Edinburgh Ratland Square. Directors and officers listed, with Agents and solicitors, promote life and fire assurance, endowments, and loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolish
Scottish Law
Jane
Strand
Somerset House
Ratand Square
Edinburgh
Edward Baylis
Nglish
Scottish Law, Fire, and Life Assurance, and Loan Association
Rattend Square
Million. Steers
Sergeant Marewether
George Chilton
Fays
Q.C
William Dugmore
Eng
William Stewart
W.S. N
London
J. Howell
J. M'Mahon
C. K. Murrey
Robert Pigor
M.P
Albert Way
C. S. Whitmore
A. Murray
Ralph Erskine Scott
Alexander Hamilton
Robert Mackey
Allan Menzies
W.S. Wrburn
Battwell
Hayon
T . Battwall
le WJ. Taylor
B. G. Bebienten
Georgs-atrest
Hanoveresquare
J. H. Davidson
Abercromby-place
C. Walte
Old Barlington-street
N. Kit Cann
Bankers
Messre
Coutts and Co
Swand
Sir W. Forbes and Co
Murraya
Rymer
Murray
Chancery-teng
Hope and Oliphant
W.S
Ratland Square
Edward Aylis
Eny
Bow
Dora
R.H
Petersham
Surrey
High Street
Borough
Nelair
John Burgess and Son
Jouhn Burgess and Son
Houge
Ane
Hanover
Sophia
Asy
Mary
Rosa
Daghass
Bedford
Tarbury
Norfolk
Devonshire
Manchester
Lord Hill
King Alliam St
Bank of Englant
Albemaria-street
York Hotel
Snd
King
J + Wray
Holborn Hill
Moor
Catherine-street
Darkhouse-lane
Lower Thomas-street
Apld
Mesars
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-straet
Butler
Sutton and Co
Bow Cho Yard
Johnston
Corobill
Sanger
Oxford-straet
Lows'and Hortblower
Blackfriars-road
Lata
Abernethy
Bisisgenta
United Kingdom
Reraia
Bingle
State of trade and textile markets in Ashton and environs
Trade in Ashton and surrounding districts shows limited improvement with some factories resuming full labor while many operatives remain unemployed. Markets in Halifax Leicestershire and other towns vary from modest gains to ongoing distress as wool, yarn, and fabrics see subdued demand and low prices. Continentally, prices hold firm and speculation grows for autumn, with harvest prospects influencing outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aanton-unpra-Lyne
Ashton-ander-Lyne
Hallifax
Hether
Tate Male
London
Cambridge University Intelligence Adjudges Prize and Appointments
The Cambridge Chronicle reports John Samuel Howson won the Norrisian prize for a thesis on eternal life through Jesus Christ. The 1840–41 civil law honours are listed by college. Alfred Williams of King's College became a fellow, and Francis Hildyard was elected senior fellow at Clare Hall. Several church appointments and university positions are noted, including rectors, curates, examiners for Haleybury, and domestic chaplains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Chronicle Cambridage
John Samuel Howson
Trinity College
Mackied
Jesus Christ
Hows
Trinity Hall
Stonestreet
St. John's
Peterborough
John Sandlands
Coston
Leicestershire
Charles Kipling
Joph Taylor
G. John's College
Tawstock
St. John’s, the Evangelist
Dukingeld
Cheshire
Thomas Dale
Corpus Christi Caley
Robert . den
W. Stone
ALA
Oxford
Board of Control
Haleybury College
J. Gambier
Gringhill
Slop
Disturbances at Toulouse Provoke National Guard Action
Reports from Toulouse July 1841 describe violent riots centered on the prefecture and Place Saint Etienne. Barricades rose in multiple streets as workmen clashed with troops. one rioter, Chavardez, died and others were wounded. National Guard contingents were mobilized, the prefect fled, and arrests released as authorities promised order while reevaluation of leadership proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moniteur
Toulouse
Porte St. Etienne
Veterinary School
Charvades
National Guard
Place du Capitole
National Guarda
Blignac
Procureur du Roi
National G
19Th Rvst
Ducasse
Capitole
Nations Guard
M. Mabus
M. Marul
D. Sart Micusa
Procureur-General Provacuum
Allée St. Etienne
Evade de Grand Road
Place de la Prefecture
Chavardez
Garcon. de Caisse
Biguepelt
d’Astorg
Aums
Tamet-Garonne
Montauban
Paris
Whosat
M. Maurice Duval
Baron Maurice Duval
Comary
de- Asuth-Garonns
Affairs of the East Egypt and the sultan's monopoly plan
Dispatches from Alexandria dated late in the month report no change in Egypt's interior administration after the hatti sheriff. The government keeps flax seed export prohibitions, expands controls to other crops, and deploys spies. The Pasha aims to monopolize resources to cover 500,000,000 piastres in arrears. Libanon inhabitants resist new authorities. Naval actions include Mehemet Ali’s troops and the Medea frigate arrival. The Nile rises aiding harvest prospects. plague subsides with a few new cases at Alexandria. The East India and China Association pledges support to the Pasha and thanks him for safeguarding India-Europe mail routes. Turkey notes the hattah order's reception and frontier actions, with several local prefectures noting governance adjustments and sanctions. Candia reports skirmishes near Candia and military movements, including Tahir Pasha deploying forces, while Canes briefly blocks night movement of boats. The French corvette Cornalie sails to Alexandria and the Phenix steamer calls at Suda en route to Sos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levant
Paris
Alexandria
Egypt
Libanon
Thoes
Toulouse
Pasha
Napier
Lazazetto
Constantinople
Medea
Malta
Boghos Bey
Mehemet Ali
Cairo
Ibrahim Pasha
Nile
East India and China Association
Mohamed Ali, Pasha
East India and China Association of London
Bey
India
China
Europe
Tong
Turkey
Silateh
Rifaat Pasha
Sononli Effendi
Beylighi
Kapou-Kiahaya
Emir Bechir
Bosphorous
Sanatory Board
Criminal Tribunal
Arenkioi
Dardanelles
Kerkey
Candia
Manzari
Tahir
Thesomone
Yabil
Mustapha Pasha
Canea
Canes
Canex
Cornalie
Phenix
Suda
Oli
Pirie
Turmoil in the Balkans: insurgents stronger than Turks
A foreign dispatch dated the 17th Alf notes that despite eight thousand Turkish troops in the field, insurgents remain as strong or stronger. A trusted correspondent asserts that all actions of the British Consul have government approval at home, signaling ongoing diplomatic support.
Insurgents to the Christian Consuls in Crete Declares Death Before Subjugation
In a communiqué from Askiphos dated 1841 the Cretan Christians announce they will die rather than yield to Turkish rule. They urge British and French consuls to relay their decision to naval commanders and profess respect toward the powers. The message lists A Cuararnus and Rousos among signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Russia
MesiorsWe
Tahir Pasha
A. Cuararnus
HH. Rousos
Demrracs Coaxsar Horovcog
Ta. Cravertis
Askiphos
Dutch India Revolt Crushed in Sumatra Forts Reasserted
From Padang Sumatra reports recount a native defection after 18 years of alliance driven by priests influence. February 22 rebels attacked Pandapangjong Kock Pandangribo and other forts, but garrisons held with one sergeant dying a fiery defense. After skirmishes rebels were defeated, forts reinforced, tranquility restored. 400 to 500 men reportedly moved from Java to Padang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheribon
Padang
Sumatra
Cea
Batipo
Pandapgpanjong de Kock Pandangribo
van der Capellen
Goejoeialantong
Pawe
Snelder
Schnider
Batavia
Michiel
Java
Fragmentary Paris commerce tale amid fog and beheading
A garbled OCR fragment describes Paris commerce amid fog and violence, mentioning a beheaded water beast and a monetary detail. The text is unreadable in places, with several stray words, percentages, and names. no coherent events or clear subjects emerge beyond a disrupted account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Nobel
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Amu
J. Plants
John Hops
W. Burge
W. Hall
OW. Caldwell
Cassingoe
H. C. Chilton
Cleobureys
W.C
J. Hope
Heroutis
J. Robertson
Wee Smith
Lise Stewart
John Wedd
AUDI
Sparmandiam
Corplansr
Dove
Pal Bat Pine
Callad
Smith
Pal Street
City
State OF Trade
University Intelligence
Manrienors Vestay
Oxrooperarer
Véstry of
St. Marylebone
Oxford Street Committee
Metropolitan Wood-pasing Company
Rathbone-place
Well-street
Biers
Gibson
St. Gaonas
St. George's Church
Southwark
Budoy
Wamed Bartlett
Budd
Brixton
Amnibusea
Bartlett
Evans
Hague
M. Thiers
Holland
Teig
Thiéra
Affairs OF the East
Ionian Islands
H. Douglas
Corfu
Howard Douglas
Sir Howard
Pach
Ple. Pn
Srere
J. A. Stewart Mackenzie
Sir Howard Douglas
Smyrna
Didon
Piscatory
Foy
Athens
Lassusse
Cape
John A. Ommanney
Britannis
Howe
Naples
Inconstant
Beyrout
Benbow
Pireas
Flounderer
Gibraltar
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