London Stock Exchange Buoyancy Amid Global Market Shifts
London markets gain as Australian gold ships arrive and Bank gold inflows lift stocks. Consols rise, British and foreign bonds firm, railways rally, and American securities show mixed strength. Grain outlook worsens in England while harvest hopes shift to later warmth. Executive notes cover Irish Church Bill and municipal tenure debates.
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Orel Vitebsk
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Finn
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Lancashire
Yorkshire
London and North-Western
Brighton
Hudson’s Bay
Indo- European Telegraph
Trouville Association
Pestarena United Gold Mining Company
Nictheroy Gas Company
Great Northern Railway
Sheffield
Berlin Waterworks Company
Dover
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Lancashire and
Chatham
South Coast
Berwick
North British
Atlantic
Canada
Grand Trunk of Canada
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Menee
Levatian
Do. Pasha
Viceroy
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Atlantic Cable
Atlantic Preference
British Indian Telegraph
Bombay and
Baroda
Great India Peninsula
Petitions on schooling franchises and patronage in Commons
Members tabled petitions on Sunday school exemption, ragged schools, women's suffrage, scientific instruction, and church patronage. Debates covered Park Lane improvements, Viceroy of Egypt's visit, servant taxation, Bhore Ghat accident, and Canadian union with Britain via Hudson's Bay Company.
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M‘laren
Town Council of
Edinburgh
Trades’ Protection Society of Edinburgh
Dumfries and Moffat
Philosophical Institution of Edinburgh
Bruce
Dumfriesshire
R. Anstruther
General Assembly of
The
Church of Scotland
Irish Church Bill Division Details On Monday Night
On Monday night the division tally shows Liberal votes 360 for and Conservative 303 against after third reading. Conservatives 249 against and Liberals 246 for, with 11 Liberal and 11 Conservative pairs. Absent Liberals include Bass Berkeley Harvey Lewis and others. three Conservative absentees. Speaker 1. total 658.
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Tellers
R. Palmer
Dalway
Saunderson
Orr Ewing
Matthews
Vandeleur
T. Bass
Hon
H. Berkeley
Harvey Lewis
Stuart
Whalley
Brocklehurst
Maxwell
R. Peel
Tomline
Benyvun
Lord Bingham
G. Jenkinson
Clive
Downing
J. H. Amory
F. Goldsmid
C. W. Lilke
Greville Nugent
I. French
Torrens
Bulkeley Ilughes
M. O’reilly Dease
T. L. Jones Parry
J. Hay
S. O. Gore
D. Cameron
Greaves
T. Conolly
F. H. Dick
W. Hodgson
W. Verner
H. Scott
W. Galloway
Lowther
Prince Leopold Granted Garter Privileges Without Installation
The Queen dispenses with installation statutes for Prince Leopold George Duncan Albert Duke of Saxony Prince of Coburg and Gotha Knight of the Garter granting him full rights and privileges as a Knight Companion as if formally installed by letters patent and the great seal.
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Balmoral
Order of the Garter
Leopold George Duncan Albert
Duke of
Saxony
Lords v Commons in The Globe on Lords authority struggle
The Globe condemns attempts by the revolutionary party to force the House of Commons to bind the House of Lords. It warns that attacks on constitutional institutions loom as the Commons speaks and the Lords face pressure to yield.
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LORDS
Commons
House of Lords
House of Commons
Revolutionary
Dumfries Election Inquiry Reveals Landlord Pressure
The select committee hearing in Hobart resumed with figures and testimony on public influence during the Dumfries elections. Landlords and factors allegedly pressured tenants and shopkeepers, with threats of lease loss and penalties for Liberal voters. clergy and voluntary societies also played roles in campaigning.
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Houst
Cowvens
Marquis of Hartington
George Grey
Gathorne Hardy
Bright
Villiers
Brand
Innes
O'Connor Don
Cross
E. Egerton
Dalglish
F. Heygate
Letham
Locke
Gowan
Dumfries
Sydney Waterlow
Major Walker
James
Dumfries Burghs
Lochmaben
Villiis
Dumfriesshire
Gathorne Harpy
Michael Bracy
Dumfriesshire Election Debate Cites Influence and Ballot Question
Members discuss landlord and bank influence in the Dumfriesshire election with notes on stray bribery claims and the high education level reducing bribery compared with English boroughs. Witnesses report intimidation cases and non resident landlords. committee then adjourned.
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E. Bozurton
Dumfriesshire
AssisTon Cross
Scotland
Brignt
Sydney Waterlow
Lratias
Georcy Grer
Appointment and promotions in British colonies and services
The Gazette reports May announcements appointing Edmund John Monson as Consul in the Azores, William Thomson as Consul at Southampton for the United States, Don Jaime Espen o as Consul at Gibraltar for El Salvador, and shifts of Colonial Secretaries for Ceylon Jamaica and St Lucia. It lists numerous militia and rifle corps promotions across Scotland and Ireland. It also covers a high profile libel case involving Lord Paulet and Colonel Dawkins, with court arguments on military duty and redress.
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Earl of Longford
Ireland
E. Wetherall
F. Wetherall
Dunsany
Karl Granville
Sir E. Wetherall
Earl of Derby
Lord Mayo
Lord de Ros
British Columbia
Lord Granville
Hudson’s Bay
Hudson’s Bay Company
Atlantic
Pacific
Dominion of Canada
Canada
Sir S. Northcote
Lord Bury
India
China
Japan
Rocky Mountains
Fraser River
United States
Ellice
C. Dilke
Adderley
Hudson’s Bay Territory
G. Moore
O'Sullivan
Kilmallock
O’sullivan
Synan
C. Fortescue
Fortescue
Henley
Wilson - Patten
Sullivan
J. Gray
Maguire
Forran
Edmund John Monson
Azores
Henry Turner Irving
Island of
Ceylon
Edward Everard Rushworth
D.C.L
Jamaica
George William Des Yvoeux
St Lucia
Samuel Jackman Prescod
Colin James Mackenzie
Cunyngham
City of Perth
Royal Perthshire Hille Regiment of Militia
George Muirhead
Charles Winn
Rodolph Kent
20Th
Perthshire Rifle Volunteer Corps
Donald Fisher
David Ferguson
Adam Menzies
County of
Roxburgh
Dumfries
Kirkcudbright
Dawkins
Staveley Hill
Q.C
Holt
Dowdeswell
Archibald
Cumr-Justice
Justice Metron
Lord F. Paulet
Justice Mertor
Justice Lusu
Justice Merrer
Stavery Hart
Justice Lusi
Crimea
Chef
Slavery Hitz
Justice Lwiil
Prince of Wales
St James’ Palace
London
Neary
Byrne
Tillazht
Dublin
Irish Church Conference
North
Duke of Rutland
K.G
Justice Wannen
Justice Hayes
Durham
Newcastle
Carlisle
Appleby
Lancaster
Manchester
Liverpool
Shoeburyness
Fletcher
Coldstream Guards
Mackinnon
George Charles Archibald Hamilton
Holroyd
Nawab Nazim of
Bengal
Ali Kudr Bahadoor
Saliminttahr Bahadoor
P. Layard
Nawab Nazim
Brown Hunter
Joseph Casson
Burgh-by-Sands
Brown
Naval operations delayed by king’s health and dock transfer
The King of Prussia’s health delays his assent to open the Jahde naval arsenal. Colonel Clarke, ready at Portsmouth to sail on H.M.S. Warrior, is recalled and his mission postponed two weeks. The Warrior must be ready by the 20th inst to accompany H.M.S. Black Prince carrying Campbell John stone & Co.’s floating dock to Bermuda.
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Prussia
Jahde
Colonel Clarke
Portsmouth
Warrior
H.M.S
Black Prince
Campbell, Johnstone, & Co
Bermuda
English Bankrupts Listed in London Gazette
A London Gazette list records bankruptcies in Britain including Birmingham gunmakers R and W Aston and J Francis, West Bromwich sheet-iron worker F Poole, Nottingham coal merchant J S Revill, Swansea engineer H Williams, Wadebridge ironmonger S Cavell, Ossett cloth maker W Briggs, Halifax confectioner J Binns, Bradford wool broker J Walker, Bangor grocer R Parry, Ashton yarn agent T Stancliffe, Calcutta merchant J Baynes, Manchester accountants vy D and J M Homer, Bolton contractor J Ward.
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London
R. & W. Aston
J. Francis
Birmingham
F. Poole
West Bromwich
J. S. Revill
Nottingham
J. Lee
Ines Old Lenton
H. Williams
Oxford Street
Swansea
S. Cavell
Wadebridge
Cornwall
W. Briggs
Ossett
J. Binns
Halifax
J. Walker
Bradford
R. Parry
Bangor
T. Stancliffe
Ashton-under-Lyne
J. Baynes
Calcutta
Vy. D
J. M. Homer
Manchester
J. Ward
Bolton
Weather snapshot for listed cities with mixed cloud and sunshine
Tuesday weather across multiple locations shows mostly fine or cloudy conditions. Edinburgh Aberdeen Brighton Cardiff Hull Dublin Dundee Falmouth Hartlepool Holyhead Hull Liverpool London Neyland Penzance Plymouth Portsmouth Queenstown Ramsgate Shields Swansea Whitehaven Yarmouth report varying skies from fine to dull with several cloudy intervals.
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Hull
Dublin
Dundee
Falmouth
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Holyhead
Liverpool
Wsw
London
Neyland
Penzance
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