Local Court Reports Mixed Civil and Criminal Cases
A record of miscellaneous London hearings includes Collins v. Clark over a horse killed in a cab cart collision near Charing Cross, a damages case against a landlord for assault and false imprisonment, and a late night theft of a gold watch at the Ladier's Wells Theatre. Also noted are charitable relief struggles, a public inquiry on Cambridge town and gown matters, and curious lunatic asylum admissions amid parish corner.
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Collins O. Clark
Pimlico
Strand
Charingcross
Board of Trade
Laintiff
Serjeant
Shee
Lazarus
Howard
Worship-street
Finsbury
High-street
Shoreditch
Stone
Happy Joe
Frederick Pond
James Adam
Damestreet
Britannia Fields
Ladier’s Wells
Sir Hugh Myddleton
Wilshaw
Pond
Tyrwhitt
Southwark Police Court
St. George’s
Dalby
Fleet-Street
Rose
John Patteson
Law Institution
Chancery Lane
University
Cambridge
Lord Palmerston
Cowling
Denman
Cooper
Birchmore
St. Pancras
Corrie
Sarah Young
Bridget Grady
Tottenham Place
Tottenham Court Road
Church-passage
Chancery-lane
Jackson
A.megeenanr
Edward Pietchers
George Scott
London Joint Stock Bank
Perplexing London bank visit and theft at a public house
The report recounts a continental visitor to a London bank with curious but honest intent who, after questions, was remanded. It also covers Ellen Burns, an infamous thief, accused of stealing a gold earring from sailor James Farmer, and Josiah Welsh detaining a drunken sailor seen with earrings, leading to a charge and custody. The piece further notes a mission dispute over an arbitration in Davies v Pratt, with Mr Whately delaying award until related libel cases proceed, awaiting verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tleman
Alderman Wire
Perth
London
America
Ellen Burns
A.beckett
James Farmer
Josiah Welsh
A’beckett
Tur Lonpow
Lises
Davies
Notes issued. Bank of England and market report February 3 1854
Notes issued and weekly account for the week ending February 3 1854 show balances in gold and silver bullion, government debt and other securities. Money market activity is described with Consols bid 914 to 903, New Three per Cents at 914 944, and large fluctuations in railway shares and foreign securities with Turkish scrip attracting attention. The report notes a generally inactive market and a flatter tone across shares, with several railway stocks and Indian securities quoted and unsettled.
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Bank OF England
Cain & Bullion
India
Great Western Railway
South-Western
North British
North-Eastern
York
Oriental Bank
Manufacturing Distages and Global Trade Slump Report
Manone Estee reports a steady decline in yarns and goods markets with weak dealer buying and seller pressure. Prices move adverse to spinners amid fears of London failures, Calcutta and Bombay trade weakness, and a London Bradford Manchester impact. Liverpool closes with heavy mood. exports reach 6,000 bales. Leros notes slight woollen market improvement with active merchant attendance and willingness to transact where incentives arise.
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Manone Estee
Calcutta
Bombay
London
Bradford
Manchester
Liverroon
Leros
Clott
Markets Report Reveals Firm Prices Across Commodities
Mincie Lang notes a firm sugar market with private and public sales for West India birds, Manila bags, Havannah boxes, and related notes. Coffee and indigo show steady activity while rice, saltpetre, and tallow remain firm. wheat and barley movements vary by city as floods of price quotes spread across London, Liverpool, and Manchester with cautious demand and limited navigation.
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Minciie-Lang
West India
Havannah
London
Madras
Kurpahs
Honduras
Mark-lane
Biren
Essex
Xerit
Norfolk
Suffolk
Lincoln
Yorkshire
Berwick
Levy
Norfolk and Suffolk
Chevalier
Kingston
Poland
Saene
Lad
Konigaberg
Riesland
Groningen
Rostock
Pomeranian
Ubermark
Hamb
Bremen
Holst, & Peasi
Lower Rhine
Brabant
Louv
United States
Ececenececsene
Riga
Petersb
Odedsa
Marianopoli
Wise Cecannes
Mediterranean
Livaxrool
Battey
Wieber
Ted
Manchester
Dustin
Bicester
Batoa
Pera
Cattle and meat prices in markets across regions
Market reports show limited calf numbers and subdued cattle prices with little gain from Friday. Listings from Germany to Scotland note totals of beasts and calves, with variations by region and date. Whitechapel and London markets report abundant prime meat, with beef and mutton prices listed for various grades. fish, poultry, vegetables, hay, and coal prices also detailed for several locales.
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Germany
Holland
Spain
Scotland
Norfolk and Suffolk
Aod
Os. de Besl
Scscisnevenae
Whitechapel
Tatea
Newcate and Leadenhall
Covzer
Brocoli
Hunertorp
WairecHaret
London
Eden Main
Wall’s-end
Acorn Close
Harton
Heaton
Biddell
Haswell
Plomier
Caradoc
Casnop
South Hartlepool
London Gazette shows tradesmen and notice of bankruptcies
Fragmented list from The London Gazette enumerates multiple individuals and firms across London and Scotland, including warehousemen, victuallers, tailors, paper manufacturers, upholsterers, grocers, and others. Entries mention bankruptcies, sequestrations, and annullations affecting names such as Clarke, Davidson, Monckton, HoHowsy, Brooks, Heaton, Spence, Crouch, Kirkaldy, Harrop, Hassop, Ellis, Br oxap, and many more across City wards, Surrey, Lancashire, Durham, Glasgow, and Leeds, with associated trades and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayxegorrs
John Andrews Clarke
Joseph Davidson
Cheapside
City
Joshua Monckton
King-street
Baker- Eispet
William HoHowsy
Millbank
Westminster
Thomas Brooks
Henrietta-street
Govent-garden
Sandown
of Wight
Henry Paine
Strand
Coaring-cross
Charles Heaton
James Heaton
Lime-street
Gexpor
Joseph Harrop
James Hassop
Westbury
Wilthire
Enrs
James Ellis
Birminziam
Féndes
Mgnnftelors
Noch Tees Halles Nod
Worcestatabire
Sara Samtelsoll
Sheffield
Robert Walker
Ghikom
Archibald’ Lellan
Glasgow
Mugdoch Castle
Stirlingshire
Daniel Ricketts
Thomas Robertson
Deaths and marriages in Folke stone district note
The February notices list several deaths and marriages including Viscountess Folkestone and others. Entries record February dates, locations in London Cornwall and Windsor, with spouses named such as Forster, Noaks, Perceval, Pollock, Roseware, Merriman White and Woolner. Several obituaries cite residences in Kensington Chelsea Hayling and Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folkestone
Vroo
Rosewarne
Treloweth Cottage
Erih
Hayle
Cornwall
Edward
Roseware
Daly
of &Son
Merriman—White
Petersham’Church
G. ¢ White
Thomas Hardwick
J. ‘Merriman
Kensington
Alicia Elizabeth
H White
Cooper
Finchley
Robert Ones Cooper
Fulkin
Mer
H.filkin
Liverpool
Gossett
Tanne Meal
Windsor
Stle
Zabeth
Sambel Gurney
Upton In
Sactosagen
Chelsea
A. C.ly Sa
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Shropshire Union
South Devon
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Stockton and Darlington
Thames Haven Dock and Railway
Vale of Neath
West London
the London Gazette
Fes
Joseph Lileye Diet Cox
Cit Ankrupts
Jose
Ves
Edward Benjamin Clarkson
Bread-street
Ands Afacturers
Benjamin Groat
Sambrook-court
Citys
Merch
Thomas Whitford Nichols
York-road
Battersea
Candle
John Dickis
David Dickie
Portsea
Drapers
Robert Daniel
Victoria
Wharf
Pimlice
Atone
Henry Gibson
Gracechurch-street
Samuel King
Charles King
Cowley
Oxfordshire
Thomas Pollard
Arthur Jobn
Gandia
Mallee
Jomas
Poanar Joyimonds
Jonathan Hanford Godber
Frederick
Godber
Julius Wae Howes
Eastwood
Nottinghamshire
James Lea
Hirmingham
Colin Carter
Charles Carter
Bristol
Joseph Woot
James ‘Wood
Aller
A Prest
Ee John Andere
Orton
Martindale
Low Harrogate
Draper
Draper Sutcliffe
Hed
Aed
William Addy
Thomas Addy
Leeds
Henry Lullam
Joseph Reaney
John Seymour Hart
Clifford Firth
Booker
John Carver
Banx Evprores
David Lendesdorf
St. Martin's -le-Grand
George Hickes
Patee Pilling
Edenwood
Ijzera
C$ Scarce
John Muir
Belfield
Lear Kirkintulloch
John
Rome
Robert Jackson
Dubbs
Henttewahire
Arinie
William‘ Grant
Dalwhinnie
Vi Boyd
John Lawson
Andrew Thompson
M. Sus Son