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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 07, 1869
Page
10
The note enumerates periodicals Leisure Hour and Sunday at Home, Golden Hours and Family Treasury, The People's Magazine, and The Young Gentleman's Magazine as items in a historical publishing catalog.
Gleanings notes that the Metropolitan police are to be allowed facial hair. The item also mentions 32 baptisms at the Metropolitan Tabernacle and various distant news items from London to Nova Scotia.
Births and marriages listed with dates from March 24 to March 31. Notable entries include the Clegg birth in Selby and multiple nuptials across Yorkshire towns such as Jackson to Green in Selby and Berry to Turner in Radcliffe. Additional ceremonies occur in Ware Halifax Oldham Road Independent Chapel and Leeds Queen Street Chapel with several couples named.
Multiple marriage notices from Chelsea Heywood Wallingford and Benson with dates March and April list Norman-Quilter Tyson-Heywood Kingdon-Akhurst. Deaths report Frances Maria Jarvis Edith Margaret Mudie Elizabeth Septima Bonser Rev David Rees James Clarke James John Darkin with ages and residences in Greenock Muswell Hill Ilkeston Clapham Islington.
The advertisement claims Holloway's Ointment clears cold symptoms in the head throat or chest when rubbed on the neck and chest twice daily. It also recommends Holloway's Purifying and Regulating Pills to support cure and improve nervous vascular and secretory systems.
The issue department shows notes issued totaling 31,473,820 pounds, government debt at 11,015,100 pounds, other securities 3,981,909 pounds, and gold coin plus bullion 16,473,820 pounds. Totals match 31,473,820 pounds in assets and liabilities for the week under the Act 7th and 8th Victoria cap.
The market shows moderate English and foreign wheat supplies with subdued activity. Prices slipped by late Monday for English wheat while foreign wheat fell 1s per qr. flour sales remained dull, peas and beans steady, malting barley unchanged, oats arrivals moderate with steady trade. Meat markets report foreign stock imports at 11,229 head, beef prices firming, sheep quotations easing by 2d to 4d per head, and top rations around 58s to 6s6d for select stock, with lambs and calves less active and some regional price variations.
The market shows modest meat supply with prime goods selling at full prices while inferior cuts remain dull. Imports to London last week include 790 Hamburg packages 28 Harlingen 14 Rotterdam and 84 Ostend. Hothouse grapes and cucumbers arrive as prices for early vegetables ease. Potatoes and onions steady with varied foreign hops and butter markets.
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