London Stock Prices at One O'Clock This Day
Postscript from London reports stock prices at one o'clock with opening quotations. Censols noted for the opening include 54 and 3-4 this dividend included.
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Newspaper
Evening Mail
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jul 07, 1797
Page
4
Postscript from London reports stock prices at one o'clock with opening quotations. Censols noted for the opening include 54 and 3-4 this dividend included.
The day’s business includes Debt Slaves Ships and East India Judicature bills to third reading with numerous committees. Reports reach of Lord Mamessary’s safe arrival in Lisle and peaceful Paris, amid hints of renewed hostilities in Europe. News from the United States signals support for President’s measures, while executions in Plymouth and naval movements across Portsmouth Deal and the Downs shape a tense, interconnected British outlook.
A list of sailors and ships including Baxter, Friendship, Shedden, Maria, Robertson, Emilia, Baily, Pocock, Rodney, Leeton, Lapwing, Nevis, Barbados, and Grenada vessels arrives at Bristol. The fleet left the rest in the Channel while proceeding to port.
On Friday morning the remains of Captain Earon were laid to rest in St Ann's parish church, Soho, with four of the decorated's friends following in a mourning coach to accompany the corpse to the grave.
Horse races set for Portfield Course Haverfordwest from July 31 to August 3 1797 include Plate events for three county horses 3 mile heats 4 mile heats and 2 mile heats with weights Mares and Geldings allowances hunters plate and matches for 100 and 200 guineas entries due July 23 at the Cattle Inn with stewards W H Scourret W O Barstocke and F Stewards.
A Plymouth mutineer once of affluence in Ireland pursued a destitute young lady then enlisted in despair. He wrote lines to a fellow officer before death. In Westminster Hall a healthy Derbyshire town clerk died from a fall after hearing trials. A butler to Mr. Bristow killed himself after rumored marriage. a man nearby died in an insane tub incident.
Notices record several marriages: Railton of Ely Place to Miss Pearce of Stamford Street Blackfriars at Christ Church Surrey. John Whittaker to Miss Mary Garbett of Knill Court Herefordshire. Meadows of Windsor to Miss Snowden Windsor.
The death toll includes the Rev. Thomas Stinton D D Rector of Exeter College Oxford Prebendary of St Pauls and Vicar of Great Carlton Lincolnshire Mrs Jane Stephenson aged 117 at Poulton Flyde Lancashire John Milner of Morley near Leeds retired clothier noted for benevolence and Henry Seton late Captain of Emericks British Chaffeurs at Rumgay Fifeshire.
Fragmentary OCR items mention price or stock codes with garbled figures and periodic annotations. It appears to reference conference values and annual figures, but coherent entities, dates, or context are unclear. No identifiable people or organizations can be confirmed from readable content.
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