Rate of Exchange Notice From East India Company
The Court of Directors of the East India Company announce the rate of exchange for cash received on bills on Bengal and Bombay is 5. The notice is dated May 19, 1841, at East India House. James C. Melvill, Secretary. Also advertised is a Royal Academy music grand fancy dress ball at Hanover-square Rooms on Friday June 4, 1841 under royal patronage.
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East India House
Court of Directors
The
East India Company
Bengal
Bombay
Sarre
James C. Melvill
Secvatry
Hanover-square
Life Insurance and Assurance Offices Advertise Benefits
The document lists officers and directors of the British life insurance firms ELICAN LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICES and related providers. It outlines two modes of life assurance, profit sharing after five years, and options to adjust premiums or policy amounts. It promotes transferability, extended grace periods, and rapid claim payments, with additional notices for product sales and medical or accessory goods.
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Elican Life Assurance
Lombard-street
Acd
Charing-cross
Noatthian Attwood
M.P
Wm.Heygate
Bart
Ald
George Sham Storey
William Davia
Hampden Turner
Gordon
Matthew Whiting
Rong Iba
Kingdom
Europe
Provincial Bank of Ireland General Meeting Report
The sixteenth yearly general meeting of the Provincial Bank of Ireland was held at Broad Street. Sir Ronan Camrose chaired as four directors were elected, including Henry Alexander and Matthias Attwood. The report discussed adverse harvests in 1838 1839 and economic disruption from temperance movement, while dividend remained at eight percent and undivided profits increased by 4000 to 5000 pounds. A new branch plan noted Endiscorthy upcoming, with a London banking failure affecting profits. The meeting approved the annual accounts and printing of the report for proprietors.
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Broadstreet
Ronznr Camrsex, Bart
Caainmarn
Henry Alexander
Matthias Attwood
Fsq
M.P
Moses Montefiore
F.R
James Holme
Provincial Bank of Ireland
Prvertete
Fiireptore
Cccasion
Homsé
Biitch
Ireland
Oder
Ancom
Endiscorthy
Wexford
House of Mesric
Wright and Co
London
Porren
Porter
CuAimumam
Conaluaion
Marshall
Murray
Dublin
Maneswary
Mynsar
Duncan M‘dowall
Canada
Duncan
Vienna
Lunemburg
Moravia
Radisch
Leipsic
Russia
Levant
France
Rorat Acnicutterat Secrerr
Exatann
Cavénnjish-square
Kingdom
Rafla Spencer
Scotland
Liverpool
Earl of Rosebery
Earl Spencer
Handley
Numtamanic Society
Martin
Lower Empire
Harboor- House
Ramsgate
Henry VII
Viel
Ramegate
Cawar
Thaset
Mackay
Roms
Threadpeedle Street
Claudias
Valetti
Akeraisnd
Ephesus
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Mara Opera
Claynone
Lonsee
Brighton
Colligs
Morris
Suieses
Thaesesias
Dresdin
Adele
Leddara
Eptown
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Bette Ee
Scotland's Poor Law Debate on Charity and Workhouses
A respected correspondent argues that poverty relief must balance charity with disciplined support. He cites Scotland's system of voluntary contributions, warns against rigid workhouse models, and praises parish practices in Glasgow while contrasting with England. He stresses preserving national charity traditions and the moral aims of aid.
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L'Industrie
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Namur
Steenkerke
Landen
Vérsailles
Conde
Turenne
Estrées
Colbert
Taille
Gabelle
Marshal Gramont
Châlons
Elizabeth
Louis
England
Holland
France
Belgium
Portugal
Frankfort
Venice
Scotland
Wordsworth
Crabbe
Oto Bote
Works House
St. John
Glasgow
Church of Scotland
The French Press on Peel Speech and Trade Debates
The Journal des Debats praises Sir Robert Peel for a bold yet cautious speech defending free trade. It notes Peel's warlike stance against ministers, the three policy questions on sugar duties Baltic timber and most of all the Corn Laws, and its calls for principled concessions. The piece also mentions Lingey village in the Aube losing eighty four houses to a fire with heavy losses.
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Journal Des Debdats
Robert Peel
Lord Sandon
Lord Stanley
R. Peel
East
West
Great Britain
Canada
Ry Peek
North America
Sapa
John Russell
Lord John Russell
Sir Robert Peel
God Ashing
H.B
Lingey
Aube
Issaid
Joan
President steam packet identity rumor reaches Lisbon
A Lisbon transcript of port minutes notes a vague sighting and distant pursuit of a suspected missing steam packet named President. Capt. Sabino Antonio de Cabo Almeida arrived from Rio de Janeiro with no warning of the vessel’s overdue status. The report details a long chase from late April to early May with a white painted hull and three masts as the unknown steamer passed 700 miles southwest of the Azores.
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Lisbon
Fous
Onde de Palma
Sabino Antonio de Cabo Alméida
Rio de
maNe
England
Isis
S.W
Restart Islands
Point Greenwich
N.N.E
E.N.E
N.E
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