Rebuilding of Hunslet Parish Church foundation laid
The article describes the foundation stone ceremony for a new St Marys Church in Hunslet Leeds vast parish. Benefactor Mr Benjamin Ingham of Palermo Italy and family contribute £5000 with donations from Mrs Brook and Mrs Tidswell. Architect Perkin Backhouse. Plan includes nave aisles transepts tower spire 161 feet and 850 seats. Funds sought for land, wall, bells and finishing costs with 2000 more expected. Ceremony featured speeches by vicar Rev Wilson Canon Atlay and others.
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Hunslet
Leeds
England
St. Mary’s Church
St. Jude
Hunslet-road
Ed. Wilson
Pse
B. Ingham
Brook
Henley
Huddersfield
Tidswell
London
J. Ingham
Hunslet Road
Wm. Rothery
John Hardwick
Woodhouse Hill
Wm. Britton
Procter Mountain
Thomas Bedford
Jabez Lawson
Wm. Nelson
Messrs. Perkin and Backhouse
Church-street
National School
Ingham
Canon Aday
D.D
T. R. Dent
J. H. F. Kendall
N. Greenwell
A. J. Brameld
Whittaker
Ossett
T. Brook
Richard Dobson
C. B. Dobson
R. Pullan
W. Brooke
J. Dobson
W. Rothery
Joseph Wilson
E. Wilson
St. Mary In
Leeds Intelligencer
Backhouse
Satan
Canon Atlay
Lord Jesus Christ
Wilson
Church of England
Mr. Ingham
Hudson
St. Jude's
St. Mary
Canon Adlay
S. Flood
Brooke
Blackith
Destruction of a portion of the Metropolitan Railway
A major flood from the Fleet Ditch damages the Metropolitan Railway works near Clerkenwell. The tunnel and brick arches suffer extensive collapse, with about £12,000 in damage expected to delay opening by three months or more. Workers divert water into the old Fleet ditch as floodwaters inundate Ray Street and Vine Street, wrecking gas mains and flooding cellars while bodies once buried near St Peter’s are disturbed.
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Fleet Ditch
London Journal
Baystreet
Saffron Hill
Metropolitan Railway
Clerkenwell
Victoria Street
Fleet Sewer
Vine-street
Ray-street
Back Hill
Vinestreet
Fleet
Ray Street
Crawford Passage
St. Peter's
Thames
Raystreet
King’s Cross
The Clergy Debate on Truth and Conscience
A letter from Leeds argues that the Prayer Book and Bible teach differently for different readers, and that Church of England practice has historically combined doctrinal depth with moderation. It defends clerical expansion of thought as compatible with honesty, cites Gorham and Vaughan, and ends urging charity and unity.
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THE
Intelligencer
Apostolic Commission
Church of England
Church of the Nation
Gorham
Exeter
Vaughan
Church
Leeds
West Riding Board criticised for misrepresenting Leeds education gains
In a formal reply the Honorary Secretaries of the Young Men's Christian Association challenge statements by Mr Blake about Leeds educational progress and the West Riding Educational Board. They present dates and figures showing Oxford and Durham exams occurred before the board, and detail Society of Arts exam participation by local groups. They urge support for YMCA and caution misattribution in public notices.
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THE
Intelligencer
Blake
Leeds
West Riding Educational Board
West Riding Board
Society of Arts
Department of Science and Art
Oxford
Durham
Spence
Young Men’s Christian Institute
Leeds Mechanics’ Institute
Young Men’s Christian Association
Leeds Mechanics
West Riding Union of Mechanics’ Institutes
Yorkshire Union
Yorkshire
West Riding
Local pleas to tidy Leeds streets and shopfronts
A reader laments dust from coal shooting in Briggate and other minor urban blots. He urges regulation to ban coal shooting during business hours, remove obstructive sun-blinds, and curb garish shopfront displays to preserve Briggate’s appearance and attract customers.
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THE
Intelligencer
Leeds
Briggate
Crown Point Bridge
Snow and Hail Reported in Northern Districts
Cold weather continues with hail and snow in several northern districts. Snow thickly fell near farms of Mackessack Culblair Cruickshanks Clowes, with farm servants pelting each other with the unseasonable flurries as evening arrived.
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Sourherrn Fraty
St. James’s Hall
London
Italy
Madame Goldschmidt-Lind
Malle
Titiens
Madame Louise Michel
Mdlles
Carlotta
Barbara Marchisio
Madame Guerabella
Belletti
Bettini
Zucchini
Ee Mr. Sims Reeves
Bank of England Money Market Report June 1862
The weekly account shows increased coin and bullion and notes issued, with public and other deposits changing. Consols and Indian 5 per cents firm, railways dull, foreign stock mixed, discounts steady at 3 percent. Gold inflow continues. Bewdley Bank absorbed by Birmingham and Midland Banking Company. Kangaroo and New York shipments bring substantial sums.
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Banking Department
Annes
Commissioners of
National Lot
Metropolitan
Bank of England
Bewdley
New York
England
France
Electric Telegraph
Great Western
Gt. W. Canada
Grid Trak Canada
N. Wstrn
Ladn
Westrn
Manchester
Sheffiel Ee
Lincoln
Ewes
Erie
North British
Tal Palace
Aust Invest
N. Estrn
Berwick Railways
Caledonian
Do. York
North Stafford
St. Easton
Dover
Edinburgh & Glign
Illinois
Great Northern
Notts. and
Grnothm
Luxembourg
Leeds Stock Exchange Prices and Shares Report
Prices at which business has been done at the Leeds Stock Exchange across multiple days and markets. Listings include Midland South Eastern Eastern Union Manchester Sheffield Lincolnshire North British Great Northern and local companies with figures in shillings and pence, plus notes on premiums and gas company stock.
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Manchester
Leeds
Sheffield
Berwicks
North Eastern—York
Liverroot
Dover
Sambre and Meuse
Luxembourg
Great Ship
Pacific Steam
Ce Bank
Buffalo
Eastern Counties
Glascow
Caledonian
Grangee
South Western
Great Northern
Great Western of
Canada
North British
Aberdeen
Leeds Stock Exchange
Midland
South-Eastern
Great Northern A
North-Eastern
Eastern Union
Lincolnshire
Lancashire and
Yorkshire
South Eastern
Lancashire
New Midland
Eastern Union B
Leeds New Gas Company
Leeds Share Market Slips Amid Panic Selloffs
Leeds market shows a weekly downturn led by a 2.5 percent fall in Sheffield stock as pawned stock sales trigger panic. Closing quotes drifted half to one percent lower with widespread declines across banks, railways, gas firms, and insurance equities including Leeds Banking, Leeds Central Market, Leeds Northern stocks, and various regional issues.
Public Baths Plan Suggested for Leeds Waterworks Profit
A Leeds correspondent argues the Corporation should spend part of the Waterworks profit to provide public baths in Park Street with a fountain and sewer flushing. He proposes low cost entry, first class options, and future water supply connections to benefit health, industry, and residents.
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Intelligencer
Park Street
Ford
Leeds
Approac hing MeyerTine or LeggitTimists at Lucerne
A fragment mentions a convocation of Legitimist survivors in Italy and France to meet in Lucerne next month. The Count of Chambord has settled in the city as supporters seek action, hoping to renew conflict with the Papal government and the French Emperor.
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MeyerTine
York
Asylum
Bootham
I Oe
Yorke
10Th Hussars
West York Light Infantry
3Rd West York Rifle Volunteers
Coxwell
Orton
Mr. W. Cole
Withington
Manchester
Lord Londesborough
Messrs. Backhouse
Geo. Edward
W. Coles
H. L. Michells
P. Dawnay
J. W
The Woollen Trade of Leeds Markets
The Hall markets have been flat this week with general warehouse complaints. Two or three buyers have visited, buying small parcels, but the season’s demand remains deferred. Union cloths and woollen shirtings are inquiring, but the plain cloth trade is dull. Whites saleable only under the mark. Shipping lifeless. hoped for revival with continental trade. American war taxes affecting both sides.
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Leeds
Wool and textile trades across towns show mixed activity
Bradford Halifax report active worsted trade with price stability in good yarns while heavy cotton goods and foreign trade in yarns show modest gains. Huddersfield notes more activity in fancy trouserings and a quiet shipping demand for export low goods. Manchester reports stiff market, higher cotton prices and cautious buyers. Multiple wool markets across Leicestershire Northallerton Howden York Pontefract Doncaster show varied prices. overall wool speedily changes hands with rates fluctuating. Import statistics list weekly wool arrivals to London from New Zealand Melbourne Launceston Cape of Good Hope Russia Turkey Germany France East India Jamaica Antwerp Ireland totaling 8758 bales.
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Bradford
Halifax
Huddersfield
India
Worcester
Herefordshire
E. Swabey & Co
Nottingham
Leicester
London
Northallerton
Howden
York
Pontefract
Ewes
Doncaster
West Riding
Lincolnshire
South Yorkshire
New Zealand
Melbourne
Launceston
Cape of Good Hope
Russia
Turkey
Germany
France
East India
Alexandria
Jamaica
Antwerp
Ireland
Notices on Births Marriages and Card Charges
Announcement rules state births cost 2s 6d with authentication, marriages require signature from an agent known correspondent or subscriber, and notices of no cards sent carry a 2s 6d charge. These terms govern early 20th century public notices and service conditions.
Marriages and births noted across Yorkshire towns
A long list of marriage banns and births reported from Leeds, York, Bradford, Huddersfield, Shipley, and surrounding areas. Entries record names of brides and grooms, their residences, and dates such as the 17th 18th and 19th inst, with clerical details and parishes including St George s Church Leeds St Olave s York Westminster Abbey and many others.
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Leeds
St. George's Church
J. Blomefield
Frederick
Wm. North
Fanny
Thomas Kirkely
W. F. W. Torre
Samuel Parry Annikin
Jane
John Carr
Preston
T. Clark
Christ’s Church
R. Jackson
Wemy
Carlisle
E. J. Haynes
King’s College
London
Christ's Church
IsABELLA PH@BE
W. Sykes
St. George’s Church
W. Stephenson
William WoorpFomrp
Woolwich Common
Sarah Elizabeth Wade
Bramley
Grovoroye
Drayman
Satan Ann Blackburn
William Shippen
Mary Ann Smith
St. Matthew's Church
Joan Wairs
Farmer
Painsthorpe
Pocklington
Kirsy
West Square
Scarborough
Oxford Place
Wesleyan
G. Mather
Thomas Lanz
Wheelwright
Mary Illingworth
St. Ann’s
R. Browne
Christopher Amos
Clifford
Winifred Mappen
Burley
East-parade
Henry Thackray
Sarah Barwick
Grover Epwards
Dyer
Harriet
R. G. Micklethwait
W. E. Glascott
J. H. Micklethwait
Chapelthorpe
Cecilia Mary Micklethwait
Painthorpe
Wakefield
Lee
Kent
St. Margaret's Church
Thos. B. Jenkinson
John B. Honnywell
John Wilson Hapwwen
Dean House
Halifax
Mary Julia
Robert Prowse
Lansdowne Villas
Newfoundland
Shipley
St. Paul’s Church
W. Kelly
Josep Rennard
Samuel Rennard
Baildon
Saran
John Ives
Bradford
James Brink
Nancy Nichols
James Binks
Eccleshill
Alice Horng
Huddersfield
Brunswick Street
Mr. Collier
James P. Roberton
Sophia
Edwin Jackson
York
St. Michael le Belfrey
Chas. Smith Royds
Haughton
Stafford
T. Percy Hudson
Trinity College
Cambridge
Cons. Tremlow Royds
Sprotborough
Doncaster
Louisa
Wm. Hopson, Esq
Ousecliffe
St. Olave’s
Marygate
F. A. Bartlett
Wm. Hurworth
Ellen
James Bens
St. Saviour’s Church
J. Crofts
William Kemp
Fairburn
Ledsham
Fanny Steap
All Saints’ Church
Pavement
Canon Trevor
Robert Thornhill
Manchester
Mary
Francis Taylor
York Union Bank
St. Martin’s Church
Coney-street
M. R. Bresher
Josepu Marsu
Birkendale View
Sheffield
Os Ogg
Bian- Shard
Ellerton
Wath-upon
Thos. Taylor
Starbeck
Colsley
Joan Ciovan
Sutton
Martha Feather
Sutton Mill
Thirsk
Pullan Cusworth
Boroughbridge
Ann
Garrutt
Kilburn
Ieaneenee
Trinity Church
E. G. Charlesworth
WM. Plummer
Thormanby
Basingwold
Martha Sophia
Mr. H. Johnson
Newton
Darm
Westminster Abbey
Richard Chenevix Trench
Westminster
Order
Henry Reginald Courtenay
Henry H. Courtenay
Mamhead
Devon
Evelyn Pepys
Earl of
Edward N. Buxton
Victorira Nok
Earl and Countess of
Gains
Alton
C. Ellison
Boultham Hall
Lincolnshire
Row Lanp Huna Corron
Etwall Hall
Derbyshire
Mary Louisa
John Bil
Farley Hall
Staffordshire
Hall
St. John’s Church
H. W. Kemp
Henry Aches
Endiant
Bama
Esq
Carlton
Snaith
Marriages in Whitby Hull and surrounding towns
A long list of marriage notices from various towns including Whitby Hull Alnwick and Cotherston with entries naming brides and grooms such as Alfred Jonson to Miss Pears and many others spanning Redcar Darlington Blackburn and Worcester with church venues and dates in mid month notices. Names of churches by St Andrews parish church St Michaels and parish church feature alongside multiple clergy and witnesses.
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Newcastle-on-Tyne
St. Andrew's
Alfred Jonson
Darlington
Miss Pears
Whitby
Joan H. Nisxer
A. Fede
Hull
Ho Street
H Ollerenshaw
Folding
Brid . Rupours
J. T. G Rngride
Hughton
Fouprne
Finch
T. G. Jaques
Steddietch
Joe
Repgcca DogorHy
W Sten Brough
Alnwick
St. Michael’s Church
Jasegs Turnbull
Drighlington
Jane Graham
Charles Nine Alington
We Charles Sharpe
St. John’s College Cambridge
Holme
Anne
Gorge Marmad Alington
Swinhope House
Lincolnshire
Cotherston
Friends’ Meeting House
Charles Brapy
Draper
Barnsley
Hannah
John Curpenasg
Lathbury
Wm. Garry
Ball Grove
Colne
Lancashire
Joseph Ropaett
Town House
Brindle
Blackburn
Worcester
St. Martin’s Church
T. L. Wheeler
George Willams
Charles Ireland Shirre Err
Lincoln’s-inn-fields
London
Barnes
Surrey
Francis
Alexander
Sherrify
Shrubb Hill House
Kirton
Notts
Wm. Duncombe
Crowle
J. J. Coxhead
St. Clement’s Danes
Henry Gxorne
John CoxHeap
Russell-square
Susan Amelia
Toone
Tooting
Holy Trinity Church
C. B. Dalton
Highgate
T. R. Halcombe
Lincoln College
Oxford
John Joseph Halcombe
Charter House
Dublin
Durham
Central Africa
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Providence-street
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James Pras
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Edward York
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Tadcaster
Henry Moverey
Nuthill
Aberford
Hannah Gort
Elizabeth Oldfield
Jemima Eastwood
Josep Lorr Hovuse
Thos
Irby
Hannah Feather
Heslington
Ork
Charles Catchalides
Moss Lane
H. Heworth
St. John-street
Florence
J. F. Atrey
W. C. B. Cave
Haddlesey
Barzilai Stead
Gateforth
Selby
B. Stead
Cullingworth
Jonx Shackleton
Ruther Glen
Waygunyah
Thomas Epward Thornley
Skipton
Joan Carr
Kildwick
Wu. Laycock
Armer
Glusburn
Martoa
N. Sharp
Silsden
Joan Preharp
Ann Bailey
Morton
James Barber
Oko Grange
Helmsley
Sarah Haggettr
Richmond
Jane ExtraBeru
Henry Hick
Ae Osmotherley
Margaret Musgrave
Romanby
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Brompton
Emma
Jonathan Thompson
Simon Huron
Jane Dowson
Gainsborough
Joseph Guy
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway Company
Harriet Elizabeth Anne
Count Dawson-Duffield
Coverham
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W. Stuart
Willington Hall
Frances
Samuel Allsopp
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Birchin Lane
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Red Lion Court
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Cannon Street