Copper Miners Callfor 108 Share Payment in England
The Governor and Company of Copper Miners in England at Old Broad Street London issue a call of 108 shares on all shares not yet paid to 95 per share. Payment due by April 15 at Glyn Hallifax Milla Co Lombard Street or at the Company’s office. Also notices lectures on the chemistry of daily life to start March 9 at Exeter Hall with tickets available from publishers and offices listed.
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Wivenda
Nerset
R.u
Mazeb
Bavindos
Ain Deira
Méile
Pyase
Sferannsh
Gall of Muaticn, &c
Besed-street
N.B
Corunna
Ferrol
Madeira
England
Old Broad Street
London
Mesars. Glyn, Hallifar, Milla, and Co
Lombard-street
Council On Education
D. B. Reid
Exeter Hall
C. J. Lucas and Co
Brittain
Pater- Darterrow
Effngham Wilson
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Quadrant
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Burgess
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Haymarket
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Belcher
Cox
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Live I
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Ricpren Joan Marion
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Canterbury
Egan
Waterman
White Hart Inn
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Frond
Strand
Cruttwell and Sons
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Cole
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Antrosus Danitt
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Adelphi Terrace
Promotions in the British Army and Insolvency Notices
A late 1841 to 1842 list records numerous officer promotions by purchase and without, across Foot regiments and the Rifle Brigade, with changes including majorities, lieutenants, captains, and enSigncies. The same issue also details insolvency declarations for multiple London trades, followed by ritually detailed auctions and bankruptcy notices.
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Seth Lehment
Purchase
Heiment
John Claredy
Harry Gist Foot
George Purchase
Bray
George F Pibbite
Keogh
39Th Foot
Edward Foot
46Th Foot
Brunawick Mensies
Bigland
49Th Foot
George Weir
Faunt
60Th Foot
John Francis Jones
6Th Foot
George Henry Courtenay
Arthur Henry Jenny
9Th Light Dragoons
Williams
66Th Foot
Bennett Langton
Trick
Francis William Astley
Langton
68Th Foot
John Moore Napier
Witliam
Peter Charles Stuart Grant
Napier
Henry Lewis Noel
Grant
71St Foot
Arthur Charles Parker
Unisacke
Rifle Brigade
George Hughes Wilkins
Warren
Frederick Robert Elrington
Fiest
Wilkins
Barver
Charlie Andrews Bayley
Gazu
Mediterranean
Beriah Botfield
Northampton
Neuman vs Neuman spelling dispute in Courier letter
A 1842 letter to the Courier complains the name Kon Neuman is misspelled as Neuman. The writer notes604 inconsistencies in London papers and asserts the minister’s proper name as Niewman or Neuman. The piece questions attribution and spelling across outlets.
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Courier
Macsey
London
Niet
Neuman
Niewman
Nanner
Thak
Baron
Jauman
England and Greece peace effort in Ottoman dialogue
Sir Stratford Canning presents a plan to Turkey and Greece stressing England’s aim to consolidate peace through a commerce treaty and mutual protection of Christian churches. The Ottoman Sultan responds with cautious openness, reaffirming friendship with England and non interference with Porte interests while supporting the bishopric issue within Islamic customs.
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Stratford Canning
Park
England
Turkey
Greece
Jerusalem
Syria
East
Quren
Porte
Great Britain
Failure of Wigney's Brighton Bank shocks town
The Brighton bank Messrs Wigney suspended payments causing a bank run on Union and London and County. A mass meeting at the Town Hall backed the remaining banks Wall West and Burrer and the London and County Bank, pledging support and confidence amid the crisis.
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Messrs
Wigney
Brighton
Yestertas
Taok
Atsan
Mackatel
Plymouth
The
Union
London and County Joint Stock Bank
Town Hall
Wall
Lunan
T. Attree
Isaac Bass
Mesire
Hall, West
Barrer
London and County Bank
Town Clerk salary cut after Woodthorpe death
The corporation plans a reduced Town Clerk salary from about 2000 pounds to between 1200 and 1500 pounds per year following the death of Town Clerk Mr Woodthorpe. Also a bank robbery at night near the Fleece Inn, with only minor loot and a suspected ostler detained in Hessle. Obits note multiple deaths and marriages including Lord Dufferin’s family.
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Woodthorpe
Hum
Rossem
Tug Agricultura
Baxs
Fleece Inn
Hesse
Blanston House
Hull
Banger Church
County of Down
David Stewart Ker
David Ker
Portavo
Anna Dorothea Blackwood
Lord Dufferin and
Claneboye
Ashbourne
Lionel Dawson
Earl of
Castle Eaton
Dorchester
Henry Plowman
Rocky-hill
Maidstone
Henry Downer
Guildhall
Henry Woodthorpe
Lodon
Maritime Routes and Prices From Lisbon to Major Ports
A fragmented listing shows voyage ports and currencies including Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Hamburgh, Altona, Paris, Marseilles, Frankfort, Petersburgh, Berlin, Vienna, Trieste, Madrid, Seville, Gibraltar, Leghorn, Genoa, Milan, Venice, Naples, Palermo, and coin values for foreign gold bars, standard silver, and Portuguese pieces. It reads like an old shipping and bullion rate sheet with distances and travel legs.
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Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Hamburgh
Altona
Paris
Marseilles
Frankfort
Main
Petersburgh
Berlin
Vienna
Trieste
Madrid
Durceiong
Seville
Gibraltar
Leghorn
Genoa
Milan
Venice
Naples
Palermo
Mensina
Lisbons
Market summary from Liverpool corn and cotton reports
Liverpool markets show dull grain trading with scarce arrivals of Wheat and Oats, modest foreign shipments of Rye and Flour from the United States, and reduced currency tensions. Cotton sales remained brisk with 28,600 weekly total and 40 passengers aboard the Columbia steamer to Halifax and Boston.
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Ireland
United States
Europe
Bond
Corrow
New Orleans
Grand Junction
Great Western
Liverpool
Manchester
London
Birmingham
London and South Western
Bolton
Bury
North Midland
North Union
Paris
Rouen
Halifax
Boston
Market Notes with Debentures and Shares Prices
A firm market today saw limited business due to few sellers. Prices listed include Eastern Counties 94 de, Debentures 101, Manchester and Leeds 76, Manchester and Birmingham 29, London and Birmingham 32, Old Shares 58.
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Smaock
Manchester
Leeds
Birmingham
London
Ship News From Noyn's Books and Ports
Maritime notices record ships arriving or sailing on March 3 with varied winds and conditions. Vessels named include Arctoras Hell Colquhoun Spinster and Chizas Shields. incidents mention the Economy sinking after collision, Diligence bowsprit carried away, Undaunted grounding but refloated, and the Sharp wreck with crew saved. Ports include Calcutta, Havana, St Helena, Jamaica, New York, and Liverpool.
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NoYn
Maaca
Arctoras
Hell
Calcutta
Vixen
Palmer
Mauritius
Masca
S.W
Colquhoun
St. Domingo
Lonark
Bainbridge
Mobile
Jamaica
White
Nassau
Octavius
Colburn
New Orleans
William Ackern
Nicol
Porto Cabello
Catherine
Halifax
New States
Britton
New York
Marantsi
Matson
Rouen
London
Queen’s Channel
Ramecatz
Mancn
Chizas
Shields
Havana
Sarah
Falmourn
Marcy
Francis, Russell
Portau-Prince
Rosa Lane
Portau- Prince
Jeaszy
Fibelia
Driscoll
St Andrews
New Brunswick
Ramoxy
Man
Latina
Sligo
Liverpool
Coax
Maren
Charlotte
Artis
Cubs
Cryoxz
Spence
Auld
Savaoneh
Kinaatx
Fxs
Bahia
Hyty
Maacu
Fea
Hamburg
Humber
Heim Land
Avpsao
Mancu
Maxwell
Sunderland
Lord and Lady Pollington Marriage Celebrated in Pontefract
The Dorchester Gazette notes Lord Howard and Lady Pollington will move to London, a loss felt by the poor and all classes for their public service. Pontefract electors gave a grand dinner in honor of Viscount Pollington's marriage with Mr. Pander and Mr. Edward Jowlit presiding as chairs, with cheers after loyal toasts.
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Strand
Savoy Steps
John Burgess and Son
Burgess
Burgia
John Burgess
Son
London
Lord
Howard
Barbot Hall
Rotherham
Dorchester
Pontefract
Viscount Pollington
Pander
Park
Edward Jowlit
Pollington
Robbery by a banker's clerk at Lombard Street
James Lionchbury a banker's clerk was indicted for stealing a 10 pound Bank of England note belonging to Messrs Wanbury bankers of Lombard Street. During balancing of accounts a deficit appeared and Lionchbury admitted taking a 10 percent note after claiming misplacement. He had worked over twenty years with good character. The jury convicted with a mercy recommendation and he was sentenced to seven years transportation.
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James Lionchbury
Bank of England
Wanbury
Lombard-street
Watte
P. Hanbury
Mercy
Prophesied Earthquake Folklore And Courtroom Drama
A fragmentary Victorian page reports on apocalyptic earthquake prophecies attributed to the Monk of Cree and Dr. Dee with a London warning about disaster. It then covers a Hertford assizes case where Richard Dutta sues for false imprisonment against Hatton Garden magistrate Combe, jury verdict damages one farthing, and a police-related courtroom scene. The rest notes medical, transport, and weather items, including a Devonport fatal cart overturn, Lord Cunningham in court, and London mortality statistics for 1241.
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Hertford Assizes
Richard Dutta
Combe
Hatton-garden
Court of Queen's Bench
Thesiger
Baron Alderson
Dunn
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Chronique de Rains
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Prince of Wales
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Port Philip
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Ice Kennedy
Norton Thomas
Jenny
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Monte
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