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Newspaper

Evening Herald

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 08, 1864

Page

1

Meeting Over Brewery Scandal Declares Dividend Adopts Report

The third ordinary general meeting of the shareholders at Westminster Palace Hotel discussed the half year results showing a net profit and a 6 percent dividend. Directors defended accounts and rejected pamphlet allegations while Mr. Francis faced dismissal for publishing his pamphlet. A committee to probe charges was proposed amid intense debate.

Eoin Restate Westminster Palace Ormus Biddulph Usust Godfrey C. L. Francis H. Francis Thorne Elderton Rendle Hendle Ederton Francis Williams Kemp Young Kendle Thorneauer Mr. Francis Powell Ashdown Lwoatl Bee Biddulph Court of Chancery Forester Smith Lildulph Hadeen Neaud Francia Ar. Ashtown

Market and City Intelligence on Treasure and Bonds

Markets showed little activity across public securities with cautious tone. Bank discount steady, bullion and private deposits mixed. notable movement in Brazilian and Portuguese loans, and various 6 to 7 percent rate quotes. International stocks fluctuated with thin demand while London and foreign exchanges opened firmer then softened late.

Tacrspay Evsaqua Bank For Brazil Union Bank of London Washington New York Ik Prein Grek New Grenada Venezuela Ralway Illinois Central Land Mortgage of India International Finance General Credit London Finance Mereshtile Credit Hudson's Bay Lance Bank London and Brazilian Bank Imperial Ottoman Bank Imperial Bank Merchants’ Bank British and American Exchange Mercantile and Exchange Last London Prem Scinde, Panjaub Delhi Bank Standard Bank of British South Africa Consolidated Bank Buenos Ayres River Plate National Discount Company Jointatock Discount Company the New Discount Corporation Consolidated Discount Company Panalcillo Copper Company Australian and Eastern Stam Navigation Otea Mining Leigh R Vienna Frankfort Berlin Consola India Dukes Hage Mgrs Lancashire Yorkshire Great Western North-Western Midland Caledonian Great Eastern Great Northern South-Eastern Lennon Metropolitan South-Western Fervick Brighton and Southwy B.gish First Pre Melbourne Corporation Lourne Hobson's Bay

Financial Market Mixed With Shipping Losses And Bank Notes

A lively trading session saw fair demand for Joint-stock Bank Shares with many deals but subdued activity versus yesterday. Prices closed near official levels for City Bank and several others while Miscellaneous Shares saw steady gains. News included the loss of the iron ship King Arthur and the burning of the Contest, prosperity signals from colonial securities, and forthcoming racecourse society ventures.

City Bank London and County London and Westminster Union of London Union of Australia Chartered Bank of India Australia China Bank of Hinduatsu Japan London Buenos Ayres River Plate Provincial Bank of Ireland Union of Ireland Alliance Bank of London Aud Peninsular and Oriental Steam Australian Agricultural Wand Canada Land Hudsons Bay Anglo- Mexican Mint London Financial International Finance General Credit and Finance Mercantile Credit North British and Mercantile Insurance National Discount Madras Irigation Universal Marine Canada Cape of Good Hope New Brunswick New South Wales Victoria Stock Exchange Cobre Copper Port Phillip Yudanamatana Liverpool Exxyptian Maracham Pernambuco Bahia British and American Exchange Corporation King Arthur Shanghai Londo Gasper Straits Lloyd’s Alabama Wokshame New York Ake Watchers Island Lloyd's John Duncan Auckland New Zealand Prince Consort Intereational Racecourse Society England Vincennes la Marche Bank of England Gter Securities Get Reig

Contested Charges Fly During Board Meeting Over Company Conduct

The meeting opened amid accusations from Messrs. L and H. Francis against the general manager and directors, including claims of illicit payments and favoritism. After hours of debate, a resolution dismissing the charges passed with one dissent, and Thaoka was elected to the chair, directors, and officers as the session closed.

E Fiaan Ashdown Francie Ates Francis Johnson Thorne Clay Messrs. C. L H. Francis Aot Crafter Thaoka

First ordinary meeting of British and American Exchange Bank

The first ordinary general meeting of the British and American Exchange Banking Corporation (Limited) convened at 1 Bank Buildings with Mr Harry G Gordon presiding. Directors were debated, with proposals to extend the board to 15 and to nominate new Liverpool and London candidates. The meeting adjourned after disputes over director elections and procedures.

Harry G. Gordon Hoe Carlisle Articles of Association Harvey Lewis M.P T. O. Stock Vanderby London Liverpool P. H. Dirom Helm Hunter, Dicom, and Co Hunter Cottrell H. Lewis Auch Stock Lewis Lenny

Burial Service debate prompts church reform call

A letter to the editor discusses the burial service and the line between general and specific meaning, urging clarity and possible modification. The writer cites Archbishops remarks, notes historical word changes and the dead at sea, and promises a future proposal. Skating scenes at the palace and health advertisements follow, with details on frost and a cod liver oil promotion.

Times Neale Crawley Qeystan Palace Thomas Hunt, Esq de Tongh Ansar, Harford, and Co Strand London Chemiats

Romsey Labourers Encouragement Association Meeting Report

The annual Romsey Labourers Encouragement Association meeting, held in Romsey, featured Lord Palmerston absent due to illness, with Sir O Rawlinson and Mr. Cowper presiding. Speakers urged healthy cottages, allotments, education, and fair wages, praising competitive examinations to raise agricultural skill while stressing moral conduct, and lauding the army, navy, and volunteers as national security.

W. Cowper Mole Lord Palmerston Lady Palmerston White Horse Hotel Cowper Army Navy England Lord Cheera Allsop C. Rawlinson Romsey Labourers Encouragement Association Hornes Yao

Local reception includes toasts and brief acknowledgments

The mayor proposed a health toast to I who briefly acknowledged the compliment to a pro she heals with the seman aes the secretary and the judges to which Allsop Mr Haat denied. Mrs Lordan and several others gave toasts at a local charity event and responded to, character were afterwards.

Haat Nied Lordan

Mr Angerstein M P And His Constituents Meeting

Last evening Mr Angerstein M P for Greenwich addressed a crowded Lecture Hall meeting. The chairman praised him as a friend of progress and the gathering cheered as he reflected on the past session and current affairs including Lancashire distress and peace in Europe. He urged railway extension between Greenwich and Woolwich and discussed bills on taxation, wage losses in Lancashire, and neutrality in the American question. The meeting voted thanks to Mr Angerstein and the chairman.

Angerstein Greenwich T. By Cook Mr. Angerstein Lancashire Alexandra Prince of Wales Europe England America Japan New Zealand Woolwich Alderman Salem Hotz of Commons Sren Hani Lord Linzdowne Sir G Lewis Pifr Eslice Lord Elgio Lord Westbury Union Relief Aid Farnall Licashire Mr. Somes Incubus Het Lord Palmerston L Ruswell Amer Lord Russell Poks Entax Russia Poland Holstein Denmark Cung Hordeman Anserte

Clothing Help Sought for Cold Weather Refugees

An editor's letter from Richard Turner of 11 Buckingham Street Adelphi Strand appeals for warm clothing and cash donations for families driven from a razed Coburg Road school area in Old Kent Road. He notes many children needing warmth, and that contributions will be distributed promptly to those in need.

Aly Tui Atreet Coburg-road Old Kent-red Buckingham Street Strand Richard Turnen Buckingham-street Adelphi

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