Latest News From Sebastopol and Europe March 30
Reports from Sebastopol through March 30 describe continued Russian sorties repelled by allied forces and heavy bombardment near the Quarantine and Malakoff. Admiral Lyons blocks Russian ports as allied fleet readies to join a broader assault. other items note pardons in Austria, Turkish policy shifts, Spanish unrest, Baltic fleet activity, and a Dublin government loan announcement with market implications.
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Francis Joseph
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G. Cornewall Lewis
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Gladstone
Napoleon at Windsor Reception and Decorated Rooms
Windsor Castle prepares for the Emperor of the French and Empress Eugenie with lavish renovations. The Queen's Closet serves as the Emperor's sleeping room while the Empress's Council Chamber is equally ornate. The Waterloo Chamber is renamed the Picture Gallery amid displays of royalty, generals, and statesmen from 1815.
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Windsor
Windsor Castle
Empress Eugenie
Waterloo
Alexander I
Russias
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Prince Schwarzenberg
Duke of Wellington
Bank of England account and early trading in 1854 markets
The Bank of England accounts show weekly totals for April 7 1854 including issue department items and government debt. Market activity was subdued with Consols around 90, Turkish bonds firm, and railway shares trading with little volatility amid unfavourable Vienna news.
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Sestbions
Vienna
India
Government Securi- Rest
Eecenence Seine
Markets Report Shows Mixed Prices Across Commodities
The April 19 market notes limited public sales, with sugar and coffee trading mixed. Wheat and oats fields show dull demand in various regions, while bread prices in the metropolis range from 9d to 10d per loaf. Cattle and meat markets display steady to firm prices, with brisk trading for prime beef and mutton amid abundant supply.
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West India
Cuba
Mauritius
Madras
Brazil
Duggent
Essex
Kent
Harrow and Small
Norfolk and Suffolk
Lincoln
Yorkshire
Northumberland
Berwick
Burley
Norf
Surf
Kingston
Ware
Poland
Baltic
Konigsberg
Lugh
Friesland
Groningen
Rostock
Ukermark
Brabant
Zea
United States
Riga
Petersb
Mediterranean
Odessa
Indian Corp
Mark-Lane
London
Scorch
Wakefield
Mannchester
Ipswich
Dusuiy
Corn Exchange
S. Dy S
League Bread Company
Catile— Sarrurierp
Germany
Holland
Scotland
Norfolk
Suffolk
Ecseanacase
Warrecuapet
Newgate and
Leadenhall
Market News from Manchester and Liverpool Mills and Goods
Manchester reports a tolerably firm market for cloth and yarn with steady orders that sustain mill work for weeks. Liverpool closes with spirit and price hardening, listing 10 000 bales sold 1000 export 2000 for spec, with Sea Island and Legas varieties priced in. Legas notes flat tone and limited business in cloth-balls on April 17.
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LiverPool
Pernam
Maranham
Bahia
Surat
Sea Island
Legas
Market Prices and Supplies in Ostend and London Reports
April 14 to 19 market notes list prices for livestock poultry and dairy goods including capons ducks rabbits hares guinea fowls and pigeons with Ostend butter eggs and French and English imports. Fish and vegetables cover salmon turbot brill cod soles oysters lobsters crabs herring and various garden produce with regional price ranges. Coals across English pits and towns are itemized with per-chaldron or per-ton equivalents and varying rates.
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Regent’s
Smithfield
Huncerrogo
Wairecuapel
Ditto
Taw
Boroueu
Sussex
London
Davison
West Hartley
Holywell
Howard’s
West Hartley Netherton
North
Russell’s Hetton
South Hetton
Stewart
Hough Mall
South Kelloe
Bankrupts and Sequestrations in London Gazette List
The London Gazette reports numerous bankrupts and sequestrations, listing names and addresses across England and Scotland. Notable entries include Charles King Witt of New Sarum Wiltshire grocer and Janet Robertson of Glasgow gas manufacturer, with officers noting annulments and repeated cases on April 13 and April 17.
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City
Thomas Billing
Cambridge
Cooper
Charles Abbot
James Street
Longacre
Victuarie
John Wilson Davis
Deptford
Kent
James Grant
Birmingham
Charles Hargreaves
Michael Hargreaves
Bradford
Yorkshire
Whitesmiths
John Blakey
George Blakey
Keighley
William Sutcliffe
York Shire
Sarah Nuttall
Lower Tunstead
Lancashire
Joseph Gibb
Blue Lion Yard
Gray’s-innroad
Charles King Witt
New Sarum
Wiltshire
Robert Nicholson
Kingston-upon-Hull
Scorcy
Janet Robertson
Glasgow
TrEsday
Bankfurts
Benjamin Newton Brighton
William Holladay
Janes Clemitson
Watlingstreet
William Lister
Great Queen Street
Lincoln's Innfields
Matthew Richmond Steele
Leicester
Reinfeld Reichluser
Red-lion-street
Holborn
Robert Wheele Bennett
Westbromwich
Walter and
Joseph Horton
Wednesbury
Sidmouth
Devonshire
William Henry Hayward
Devonport
Charles Evans
William Apstlin
Augustus William Ord
Gateshead
Tyne
Bodham Butler Wisker
Castle-street
Scorca
Henry Burness
Montrose
Alexander Reid
Thomas Duncan
Ceres
Fifeshire
Family notices and marriages from a Clapham and Manchester area
A collection of births marriages and deaths including Farlow Hollins Lindsay and de Vries Wills Thomson Bellhouse and several obituaries. Births April 17 7 Dudley Villas Clapham road Stoke-upon-Trent Ide hill Kent. Marriages at Walworth and Longsight. Deaths include Malcolm Phillips Stevens Soane Shaw with ages and addresses.
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Dudley Villas
Clapham-road
J. K. Farlow
Hollins
Qui-hill
Stoke-upon-Trent
M. D Hollins
A Lindsay
Ide-hill Parsonage
Kent
Henry Lindsay
DE Vries—Wills
St. Peter’s Church
Walworth
Geo. Ainslie
Frits Klaren de Vries
Grouw
Friesland
London
Sarah
John Wills
Doctors’commons
Thomson
Bellhouse
St. John’s
Longsight
Manchester
J. P. Pitcairn
Edmund
Edmund Peel Thomson
J. Kate Ward
Wainwright Bellhouse
Malcolm
Palmer Terrace
Holloway-road
John Malcolm
Virtue and Co
City-road
Phillips
Grovehill
Camberwell
Charles Phillips
Stevens
Jane Maarianne
John Robert Stevens
Lansdowne-place
Brunswick-square
Soane
Walton-place
Chelsea
Maria
John Soane
Sir John Soane
Shaw
Elizabeth
Benjamin Shaw
Kilburn Priory
Child’s head severed in Lincoln’s Inn Fields discovery
Police find a bound bundle on a doorstep containing a male child’s severed head, taken to St. Giles’s workhouse where a surgeon confirms brutal murder. The report includes warnings about counterfeit Du Barry Revalenta Arabica Food and notes injunctions against imitators.
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Her
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New Court
Charles King
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St. Giles’s
William Bennett
Lasvelles-place
du Barry
Messrs. du Barry
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John Dixon
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Regent-street
W. Neels
Royal Marines
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