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Newspaper

Courier

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 30, 1830

Page

1

Lead Ashes Removal Tender and Ballot Notices 1830

Notices from the Navy Board and East India Stock committees announce tenders to remove lead ashes at Deptford Dock Yard with forms to be seen at the office, deadlines at one o'clock, and bonds of 200 pounds. Separately, ballots for directors and elections for the East India Stock Company are scheduled for April with candidate statements from Henry Shank, John Forbes, Thomas Baring, George Lyall, and others at the City of London Tavern. There is also a meeting on re rebuilding the English Opera House with plans for debentures of 250 pounds to raise 20,000 pounds and bank support.

NAVY Mjesty Deptford East India East India House Pattisol City of London Henry Shank Mr. Shark Bebb Bebbstyan Ili Pye Thomas Baring Ince John Bebb James Pattison Elqis Anril Rovert Brad Anne Mears Cormee Wien Conuse Njortan Amies New Broad-street George Lyall King’s Theatre Haymarket Marquis of Ailesbury Arnold Earl of Clarendon Andrew Barnard Salisbury Geo. H. Robins Faetish Messrs Mayhew and Johnson Carey-street Lincoln's Son Civi Hlesby Society of British Artists Suffolk-street Pall-mail East R. B. Davis Rentifl ‘Pvestern Literary and Scientific Institution Leicester Square T. Phillips Tsq Thomas Snelson Charles Ims Street Westminster Cdi Bibcles of Physicians of London Hoon WM. Lindeman ST. Ives Wall Hawking Ou Po Masa Ol Taeathon

Reduction of the Four Per Cents House of Commons Resolutions

A dense record of Parliament resolutions on converting New Four Per Cent annuities into New Three and a Half and New Six Per Cent stocks. Provisions cover conversion rights, dissent windows, dividends, and payoff terms with Bank of England and Bank of Ireland involvement.

House of Commons Bank of England Bank of Ireland United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland United Kingdom Europe Hank England Ireland

Army Memoranda on Half Pay Cancellations 1830

March 29 1880 notice from the War Office records cancellations of half pay for officers including Ensign Thomas M Bean 84th Foot Cornet John Mabon Royal Waggon Train and others such as Assistant Surgeon John Stewart and Ensign Henry Lytton Bulwer as they receive commuted allowances for their commissions, effective dates February March 1830 and the 30th instant respectively.

Thomas M.bean 84Th Foot Cornet John Mabon John Stewart 12Th Foot Henry Lytton Bulwer

Commercial Intelligence Sugar Coffee and Market Notes

Market update notes limited sugar transactions with brown Jamaica St Vincent and St Kitts quotes. Coffee quiet as East India Company plans future coffees. Rom market steady with spice firm. London exchange at 1017-32. Tallow hemp and flax prices listed. bristles heavy. general oils rising. cotton and wool trade increasing.

Jamaica St. Vincent's St. Kitt’s Ste East India Company St. Petersburgh Exchange London Colton

Hay market prices and dull trade at Tas Day and Smithfield

The Haymarkets at Tas Day and Smithfield show a great supply with generally dull trade. Prices list coarse and fine meadow hay, clover hay, oat straw and wheat straw in varied shillings per load, with notable ranges and last quotes indicating prices past quoted.

St. James'’s Smithfield

Debates in the Lords on corn laws and distress measures

March 29 discussion covers Navy timber and corn imports, distress petitions, and amendments to standing orders. Lords hear petitions from Calcutta Euopean natives, Norfolk labourers, and Worcester traders, while King moves to study Core Laws and rail against protectionist Corn Laws.

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