London Court debates Jubilee celebration and illumination plan
The Court of Common Council discusses a 50th anniversary celebration for the Sovereign with a plan to attend a service at St Paul’s, present an Address, and illuminate Guildhall. Members clash over royal support, parliamentary policy, and whether to dine together or individually.
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Court OF Comtrion Council
Guildhall
London
Court of Common Council
Alderman Wood
St. Paul’s
Mit P
Jate
Alderman Scholey
Griffith
Si Dixon
Waithman
Roges
Sir W. Curtis
Ings
Whitelock
Hugh Walrymiple
Lord Chatham
Sweden
Falkland Islands
Leadenhall-street
Messrs. Hearn
Griffiths
Mawman
Mr. Waithman
Jude
Dixon
Alderman Goodbehere
Deputy Kemble
Clarke
Kemble
Miller
Paris
Harlequin
Marryat
John Eamer
Vandercomb
Local Parliamentary Row Ends in Disorder at Dinner Debate
A division yielded 42 ayes to 47 noes amid clashes over expense rules and committee selection. The Lord Mayor forced a break as supporters split between a 30 member committee and a 12 member one. A Dover Jubilee dinner for Buckinghamshire Militia featured songs, dancing, and weathered rain and wind.
Prices and Stocks Reported for September 27
The document lists prices for risk stocks and various securities including Grand Canal Stock Royal Canal Stock Bank Stock and government debt. It notes 4 and 6 percent loan rates and debentures with rates around 4 and 6 percent. Shipping and coal prices from Whitehaven appear with tonnage notes.
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Ditto Scrip
Royal Canal
Treasury
Enczist
Consol
Whitehaven
Proclamation offers reward for Waterford murder suspects
By the Lord Lieutenant and Council a proclamation in Waterford offers two hundred pounds for each person involved in the barbarous murder of James Hear at late afternoon on June 27. It orders discovery and conviction of all concerned, to aid police and officials, with rewards for those revealing or helping to convict the perpetrators. Dated July in Dublin.
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Corin
Richmond, &c
Nsw
Waterford
Dube
Es Manners
Drogheda
Erne
Wm. Langrishe S
Hamilton
Saul Rey
Proclamation on Naval Stores Trade Controls in Ireland
Lord Lieutenant and Council of Ireland issue orders restricting export of naval stores and related materials for five months. Prohibition covers Pig-Iron, Bar Iron, Hemp, Pitch, Tar, Rosin, Turpentine, Cables, Cordage, Masts, Yards, Bowsprits, Oakum, and more. Some exceptions apply for ships in service or under license.
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Ireland
Richmond
Privy Council
S Privy Council
Leeland
Hinesty
Ian Att
Great Britain
Board of Ordnance
His Majesty
Lord High
Britain
Peerigons
America
West'Indies
Newfoundland
Coa
West Indies
Africa
Toms
Apha
Burnie
Indies
Amerita
Pape
Orion
Dublin
Neve Harrington
Chattes Kildare
Frankfurt
Gaur Castle-Cootes
Parliame
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Doven
Dover
Buckinghamshire
Lord Temple
Tyne
Hexham
Sunderland Bridge
Durham
Morpeth
Nith
Newcastle Courant
Bay of Honduras
Hazlegrove
Sthy West India Regiment
M‘kay
McKay
Belfast
Cork
Dundath
Alles
Tilleo
Dungarvan
Alwa
Maimerick
Newry
Straneford
Youghal
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