Provincial Bank of Ireland General Meeting Report
The Provincial Bank of Ireland held its yearly meeting at No 42 Old Broad Street with M We Attwood in the chair. Directors James Farrar Sir John W Hogg were re-elected and the report noted three harsh harvest years in Ireland but improved conditions in linen trade and lower food prices, with a plan for continued dividends including an extra 3 percent and a 12s per share supplement. The chairman praised banking institutions for stabilizing Ireland’s economy and urged patience for future harvests amid higher living costs. Admiral Macnamara supported officers and thanked the board, moving a vote of thanks to directors and staff.
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Provincial Bank of Ireland
The
Soviety
Old Broad-street
M. We Attwood
Thomas Chapman
F.R.S
James Farrar
Fays
Janes Fletcher
Ess
J. W. Hogg, Bart
Thomas Hewat
Ireland
England
Bank of England
Milaummer
Lidsummer
Earl of Carlisle
Hail
Burton Macnamara
London
Lancashire Southern Club Becomes Published Pro-South Movement
In Manchester and across Lancashire, a growing pro Southern trade movement gains strength as a Manchester Southern Club organizes, petitions Parliament, and circulates a manifesto urging restoration of the cotton trade through Southern independence. It denounces Northern policies, claims war harms workers, and calls for peace with full wages and restored trade.
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India
Liverpool
Union and Emancipation Society
Manchester
Lancashire
Uub
Dancoln
Himes
The
Herald
Stieéoid
Manchester Guardian
Orier
Pervises
America
North
Santa
Uns
Cuba
Brazil
United States
England
Avery Steans
Falaehood
Cottm
Worste
Birmingham
Coventry
Free State of
Ilinois
Detroit
Liberty
Union
ComMitter
Manchester Sothern Club
Tarketestreet
Stockport
Oldham
Tacup
Imperial Parliament Long Convocation and Railway Bills
The Lords discussed the Long Convocation oath on the woolsack and received petitions from Derby and Stockport opposing the Prion Ministis bill. Several railway and roads bills advanced with amendments while Exhibition Building funding and Savings Banks Money Bill sparked debate on deposits and future charges. The day closed with committee-voted bills on stock certificates and Inland Revenue, adjournment to June 1.
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House OF Lords
Cuaxcenion
Lord Belper
Derby
Pau Ful
Labdwicke
Fepein Adairs Committee
Stockport
Poland
Lanment Company Tall
Inverness
Worthy
Mercantile Marine Service Asspcrt
Whitehaver, Cleator
Egremont
Pristol
Exeter Jaailway
Abargavenny Roads
Stonehouse and Nailsworth
Duke of Rutland
Guanville
Commissioners of
ISL
Savings Banks
Lori Stanley
Alderley
Lod Iedesdale
Pasance
Sirtius Banks
Lonseanley
Hoagland
United Kingdom
Inland Revenue
Convocation tensions and union debate in Canterbury York
The Upper House faces conflicts over Welsh English service bills and church governance. petitions from St Martin's past wardens and Licester clergy push for lay consultative roles and clergy protections. A plan to unite Canterbury and York Convocations is debated, with cautions on legality and historic precedent, while officials and clergy clash over imperial authority and synod rights.
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York
FE. Lygon
M.P
Abdercon Lickersteth
England
Tatesty
London
St. Martin's
Fiells
Odor
Cambridge
Birmingham
Bristol
Caeter
Manchete
Dublin
St. Dunstan
All Souls’ College
Oxford
Licester
Wilieck
Dewith
House of Couns Liss
Englan
Treland
Eheers
Dngimvhn Chung
Fesus College
Williams
Amouth
Tom Galize
Colewr
Honerry Causs
Bangor
Bea
Holyhead
Hanes
Tettinso
Archdeacon Allen
Archdeavam Denison
Moore
Joyce
Ephesus
Hale
M. W. Mayow
Wickham
Vincent
Dow
Henry Thompson
Colonel Pennant
Convocation
Liament
H. Owen
Wales
Lord A. Hervey
Principality of Wales
Canterbury
Alwyne Compton
Archdeacon Hilkersteth
Lord Alwyso
Winchester
Tvagag
All England
J. W. Joyce
Council of Jerusalem
Bell
Jebb
Ireland
Synd
Bickersteth
Lord A. Compton
Archdeacon Sandford
William IV
Northumberland
Bank Proprietors Vote Unanimously to Support Management
The motion was seconded by a Proprietor and carried unanimously. The Chairman thanked the proprietors for their confidence and pledged continued careful attention to bank affairs aiming for ongoing beneficial results.
Court of Common Council debates meat market delays and police head election
The court heard a petition against delays in erecting a neighborhood meat market near Smithfield and debated compensation figures, delaying the matter to the markets improvement committee. It then conducted the election for Commissioner of Police with multiple candidates and a complex poll process, ultimately electing Colonel Fraser after a withdraw by Captain Congreve.
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Court of Common Council
Fo AM IL Lownan Raylee
Lauwley
de Jersey
Paris
Walter i
As .Sioner
Nmber
William Congreve
Chathas
William Frederick Portlock Dodson
Russ
Wright Westcott Davidson
Lion General
St. Jamies’s Square
Chaviesdick
Devon
Charles Saidwell Edwardes
Elweed bGositte
Thomas Walker
Faiton
Arch
Constricht
Iit
Orather
Ci 5
Wirech
Caypstabs
Noe Greve
Colonel Fraser
Major Stack
Colonel Welles
Praset
Gongreve
Congreve
Colond
Raser
Fraser
Ragyel Church and Chapel Union Meeting Report
The annual meeting of the Ragyel Church and Chapel Union at Exeter Hall was led by Robert Baxter with Rev. Dr. Hugh Allen and others on the platform. The report highlights 14 stations aided, grants totaling 34 pounds the committee’s method of visiting stations, and a call to strengthen support for the union to extend Gospel work among London’s poor communities.
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Ragyel Church Aith Chapel Union
Exeter Hall
Robert Baxter
Hugh Allen
J. Phillips
Wi M’call
Ernest Jay
B. Cassin
W, Tyler
Amlcient
Wacel
Lonton
Ruggedines
Chapel Union
M‘call
E. Jay
Maxwell
Dr. Allen
Society
Service at Eddystone Lighthouse Evensong on rocky sea
A mixed party including two clergymen a lady and three choristers voyaged by yacht to the Eddystone Lighthouse arriving around four pm They held a full choral Evensong in a small room with an Easter hymn anthem and prayers for the previous day A landmark first sea service at the lighthouse is noted and church ritual observed with a blessing. Also reported are Royal Carnarvon militia inspection notes and the private funeral of Mr Edgell a Middlesex deputy lieutenant at Ruislip Church.
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France
Muaravilles
Oakfields
Faundaworth
Jou
Crockford
St. James's School
Handsworth
Laura
Mr. Hopkins
George Carrington
Birmingham Daily Gazette
Crystal Patacs
Ong Suintrxa
Chord Servick
Eppystonee
Satrday
Plymouth
Eddystone
Royan Canyonvoy
Annesey Rit
Carnarvon
Tay Lae Harry Epozir
Middlesex and Bucks
Ruislip
H. Edgell
Dover Edgell
Westmacott
Edgell
Wyre
Gray's Inn
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Esmen
Imperial Parliament
Province OF
Cannerbury
St. James’s
More O'Ferrall
Miss More O’ferrall
Ricardo
Strickland
Blundell
Bower
Robert Glynn
Moncrieffe
Captain Gregory
Pollard
Malcolm
Irving
Messrs. Stadley
Mrs. Smallpiece
Miss Smallpiece
Mr. Acton
George Lennox
Starling
Houston
Trevelyan
Monaghan
Hartopp
Graulich
Society For the Encouragement OF the Fine Auts
Hurlstone
Society of British Artists
Egyptian Hall
Mansion House
Werlheslay
Garrutte Rossery
John Wilson
Volkca-court
Walter Chapell
Balestreet
Mosley-street
Oxford-street
Ellison
Geildiall
Alderman Gibbons
Guildhall
British Orphan Asylum
City Lands Committee
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