Struggle for Life at Sea Off North Foreland
In heavy weather off North Foreland the schooner Osprey from Lagos bound for London with palm oil lost anchors and drifted into the North Sea. Crew abandoned ship. Charles Hayman was rescued after clinging to a life line and being hauled to the smack Fear Not, which aided them as the vessel reached Dover. The mate perished from exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Yarmouth
Satugpar
Charles Hayman
London
Lagos
Africa
North
North Sea
Hayman
Wayman
Sion
Dover
Money Market and City Intelligence in Monday Trading
Foreign stocks and railway shares dominated activity with little other business. Consols quoted 92 for money, 92 to 93 for the account. discount market strong, first class bills at 8 percent. bullion deals numbered twenty. American stocks steady, British war, railway, and provincial shares mixed, with several issues advancing on cautious settlement activity.
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Monty
Jark
Uct
Stock Exchange
Constantinople
Union of Finance
New Grenada
Venezuela
Virginia
Atlantic and Great Western
Pennsylvania
Erie
Dminois Central
Alliance Bank
London
Liverpool
Brazilian Bank
Toy Bank
Bank of British Columbia
Tandard Bank of
British South Africa
Anglo-Portuguese Bank
Ocean Marine
Thames and Mersey
Universal Marine
Mercantile Fire
Commercial Union
Cape Copper Company
Oil Wells Company of Canada
New Zealand Trust and Loan Company
of. Sc
Amsterdam
Frankfort
Berlin
India
Buenos Ayres
Chilean
Grenada
Caledonians
Great Western
Lancashire and Yorkshire
Midland
North-Western
South-Eastern
Caledonian
Great Eastern
Great Northern
Lancashire
Yorkshire
London and North-Western
Berwicks
South-Western
Hares
Bombay and
Baroda
Cape Town and Dock
Great Indian Peninsula
Madras
Great Western of
Canada
Indus
Market Wrap From The Foreign Railway Market Session
The Foreign Railway Market showed no major feature but a generally steady tone. Prices for several lines such as Great Luxembourg, Recife and San Francisco, Ottoman Railway and Sambre and Meuse held, with mixed gains and declines across various preferences and bonds. Mining shares edged up five percent on Seton, while general commodities like coffee and linseed oil saw activity. Port of London traffic was modest. Lloyds noted a ship loss and insurances. Tallow trade remained weak with a downward drift and forthcoming deliveries may pressure prices further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxembourg
Recife
San Francisco
Ottoman Railway
Sambre
Meuse
San Paulo
Anglo-Mexican Mint
Canada Land
Crystal Palace
Mediterranean
Oriental Inland Steam
Rio de Janeiro
Agra
Unite Service
Bank of Australasia
Londen and County
London and Westminster
Iental Bank
Ottoman Bank
Union of Australia
Union of Lender
Canada
Disto
Natal
New South Wales
Victoria
The
Stock Exchange
Wheal Seton
East Caradon
Grenville
Lady Berths
Wheal Ludcott
Cambrian Consolidated
Cebre Copper
St. John del Ray
Hast del Rey
Unite Mexican
Monte Aureos
Repunda
Liverpool
Mincing Lane
Leicester
Manchester
Birmingham
Bradford
Halifax
Sheffield
Dundes
Huddersfield
Leeds
Newcastle
Nottingham
London and Mediterranean Steam Navigation Company
Shar
Lloyd’s
Texel
Ocean Marine
London
Custom House
Ireland
Port Phillip
Moreton Bay
New Zealand
J. EB. Tibbs
Lancashire distress and Swiss sympathy letter
A reader sends a translation from the Swiss Weasel Zurcher Zeitung praising English aid to Lancashire. The letter urges united action to help the distressed Lancashire brethren, noting past English generosity during hardship and calling for small subscriptions to show goodwill and gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wewe Zurcher Zeitung
Thames Ditton
Thomas Harrison
Lancashire
England
Weule Zurcher Zeitung
England and Ireland See Surge in Greece Imports
Parliamentary paper shows large imports from Greece to England in the current year, totaling 369,060, up from 207,800 last year. The post office announces numerous changes to money order offices across England, Scotland, and Ireland, including new and renamed offices and discontinued locations.
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Greece
Enouany
England
London
Bridge-road
Battersea
East Sheen
Fore-street
Fulham-road
Clifton-terrace
Hornsey
Lansdowne-roa
South Lambeth
Millpond-street
Rotherhithe
Newland Terrace
Kensington
Potter’s Bar
Rainham
Essex
Mount-street
Lambeth
Ofice
York
Salthurn-by-the-Sea
Slake-terrace
Durham
Spring-hill
Warwick
West Auckland
Worsley
Lancaster
Brighton
Belgrave-terrace
Kemp Town
Blaydon
County of Durham
T Blaydon-on-Tyne
Higher Bunbury
Scotland
Portaskaig
Argyle
Ireland
Brown Fs
White Abbey
Antrim
Hiltown
Newry
Kiltormer
Balinasloe
Lorrha Roserea
Rowznayp Hui
Yorkshire mechanic institutes in 1862 report and limits
The Yorkshire Union of Mechanics Institutes details 143 associations with about 5200 members devoted to adult mental culture. It notes libraries, periodicals, and lectures, yet finds operatives often uninterested due to low wages and toil. New clubs in Leeds and Notting Hill offer recreation with education, aiming to wean workers from drink and vice while urging reforms in wages and leisure for broader education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkshire Union
Mechanics Institutes
Barnett Blacke
The
Friends of Education
Leeds
Notting-bill
London
Mechanics’ Institute
Suz
Osf
Mechanics’ Institutes
Mechanics and Artisans
Great Eastern Declared Seaworthy For Global Passengers
A New York publication records a signed certificate from Lloyds agent and port officials praising the Great Eastern after repairs. They deem the vessel seaworthy and capable of carrying passengers and cargo safely to any part of the world. Captain Paton is exonerated in the Montauk Point incident. The ship plans to sail to Liverpool on Saturday with a large cargo and expected passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Eastern
New York
Montauk Point
Paton
Fairway
Robert Mackie
Lloyd’s
Wm. H. Burleigh
Board of Port Wardens
E. To
Seaman
Wm. ©. Thompson
Neptune Insurance Company
Erastus W. Smith
Benjamin Hitchman
John M. Marks
United States
Charles H. Haswell
Board of Underwriters
Liverpool
Derby betting at Tattersalls amid light crowd
Monday’s gambling on the Derby at Tattersalls saw Lord Clifden in renewed demand as favorite. Carnival and Cairncastle drew modest interest while Tate and others drew varied bets. closing prices listed Lord St Vincent, Carnival, Cairncastle, Tate, Giles the First and Baldwin with several odds offered or taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall’s
Tate
Tambour Major
Baldwin
Question on Fire Escape Response After Portland Street Tragedy
An Independent reader laments delays in police response to fires and calls for faster fire-escape deployment after a fatal Portland Street blaze. The letter argues for better police cooperation with fire escapes, faster alarm action, and scrutiny of water supply neglect amid the tragedy. It notes a four minute plus delay to alarm arrival and praises a constable’s rescue efforts while urging accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port-_ land-street
IF Division
Royal Society For the Preservation
Allen
Fife
Portland-street
Oxford-street
Serjeant
Society of Fire Escapes
Tam
Dee
Confederate Forces Entrenched Round Fredericksburg
Liverpool dispatches claim Burnside's losses total 31,000 across Rappahannock crossing and Fredericksburg battle as Lee's main army concentrates near Richmond. amid this, a Pembrokeshire inquest returns a verdict of wilful murder against Ann Thomas and Jane Thomas in a filthy home case involving an infant death. nearby, a garrotting attack on Mr. Coulter near Sheffield prompts police searches, while a Sunderland line station at Springwell and Jarrow Junction is destroyed by fire with bridge damage avoided.
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Liverpool
Baltimore
Burnside
Rappahannock
Lee
Richmond
Fredericksburg
Atteceed Porsonine
Strychntna
Tenby
Pembrokeshire
Ann Thomas
Jane
Wm, Thomas
Canton
Chimney Park
Hannah John
Davies
Diddle
Jane Thomas
Chater
Herapath
Bristol
Haverfordwest
Sheffield
Ecclesfield
Thorpe Common
Grange Lane
Coulter
Shefield Independent
Barmway
Springwell
Jarrow Junction
Sunderland
North- Eastern Railway
Slaven
Twelve O'Clock
Pelaw Junction
Hall
Mountain Mill
Pontop
Jarrow
Alleged murder case tied to vessel Martha Pope crew
Coroner's inquiry at the Lord Hood Tavern Limehouse into the death of William Caste aboard the Martha Pope after a Belize voyage. Testimony from Louis Lax and others describes beatings and harsh discipline by Captain, with postmortem showing lung and brain injuries. Jury convicts crew of manslaughter against Randle Stone and others. coroner denies bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Caste
Martha Pope
H. Raffles Walthew
Lord Hood Tavern
Limehouse
Lewis
Ely-place
Randle
Louis Lax
al John Clarke
Belize
Castle
Witne
Mr. Lewis
Thessl Castle
Cunningham
Australia
Shorncliffe
J. Edmunds
Oider
Jefé
Giles
Randle Stone
Louis Lau
Henry Francis
Murder and legal reversals thread a Dec town record
Fragmented report on a murder tied to Pat Minogue and possible accomplices, with Kemmis's suspected alias and a police remand. The piece also covers a High Court case over the Sudbury Union Poor-law chaplaincy, challenging the Poor-law Board’s power to remove Rev. J. W. H. Molyneux and appoint a replacement with bishop consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alperman Sweeny
Corl
Pat Minogue
Ayle
Minogue
Martin
Bridewell
Kemmis
Tul
O'Hara
Minogues
Tur Poor-law Board
Sap Union Crapnatss
Poor-law Board
Court of Queen Bench
Gi Ge
J. W. H. Molyneut
St. Gregory's
St. Peter's
Molyneux
Sudbury Union
Uni
Susbury
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Yorkshire Union OF Mechanics Institutes
Sporting
Steward