Marriages and obituaries from the April notices
Multiple wedding announcements dated April 21 to 28 across churches in England and Wales, listing couples such as Perrin Thornton, Alocombe Kington, Phillips Read, Wade Mercer, Robson Rowntree, Lloyd Thomas, Parker Baton, Denny Noel, Spencer Davies, Greenlees Colvhill, Carson Stevenson, and others. Also notes deaths of Grafton’s bishop’s son, Eliza Isaac, E. Smith, Elizabeth Thornton, and Jane Borwick with brief biographical details.
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Perrin—Thornton
Congregational Opel
Woodford
Edward Thomas Egg
George Perrin
Mary Ann Thornton
Alocombe—Kington
St. George's
Bristol
T. N. Grigg
Slocombe
North Petherton
Jane Brake
John Barnett Kington
Barrieter
Phillips
James Mercer
Clitheres
Robson—Rowntree
Friends’ Meetinghouse
Scarborough
Joshua W. Robson
Dalton
Huddersfield
Elizabeth
John Rowntree
Lloyd—Thomas
Salem Chapel
Aberdare
Wm. Ambrose
Porthmadock
Henry Oliver
Newport
Mon
David Lloyd
Zion Chapel
Margate
Maria Thomas
J. Thomas
Parker—Baton
Congregational
Wirksworth
W. Young
George Henry
W. Parker
Req
Cheetham-hill
Manchester
Dora Agnes
George Eaton
Hsg
Willington
Derby
Dbenny—Noel
St. James’s Church
Paddington
Leland Noel
Capel Molyneux
T. Anthony Denny
Mary Jane
Baptist Wriothenley Noel
Spencer—Davies
Redland Park Congregational Church
Clifton
Urijah Thomas
George Spencer
Tavistock
Anna
George Davies
Greenlees—Colvillh
Presbyterian Church
Regent Square
James Boyd
Charles C. Greenlees
Campbeltown
Jessie
John Colville
Argyll
Carson—Stevenson
2Nd Presbyterian Church
Glendermot
Joseph Corkey
Alexander Tertius Carson
James OC
J. Carson
Golerama
Jane
Robert Stevenson
J.P
Ardkill
Londonderry
Grafton
Clarence
New South Wales
Armidale
Rutt
Eliza Isaac
Henry Ott
Clapton
Middlesex
Smith
Brighton
E. Smith
Fir Vale
Sheffield
England
Society of Friends
Mosara
Cobden and Bright
Anti-Corn Law League
Peace Society
Thornton
John Newbald
Hime
Streatham
Elizabeth Sophia Thornton
Borwick
Walthamstow
Holroway’s Pints Proclaimed Best Remedy for Stomach Ailments
The advertisement touts Holroway’s Pints as the supreme cure for stomach bowels liver and kidney diseases. It claims gentle powerful action safe for delicate constitutions and free of mercury or harmful substances. The pills come with printed directions and claim to require no other medical advice for ordinary illnesses.
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Holroway
London Markets Show Dull Trade On Wheat And Live Stock
The market opened dull despite a favorable weather and better English wheat supply. Foreign stock arrivals were strong, with cattle and sheep prices steady to slightly lower, and bundled meat imports steady. Hops, provisions, butter, bacon, and coal reported steady or drifting prices amid mixed overseas shipments.
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Black Sea
Mediterranean
Lompon
London
Antwerp
Hamburg
Harlingen
Ostend
Borough
New York
Mid and East Kent
Weald of
Kents
Sussex
Farnham and Country
Boulogne
Bremen
Rotterdam
Ireland
Friesland
Waterford
Bank of England Account For Week Ending April 22 1868
The Bank of England issues its weekly account under the Act 7th and 8th Victoria. It lists the Issue Department balance 134 315 905 and Banking Department Proprietors' Capital 1 553 000. Government Securities Rest 2 and Public Deposits show figures while Other Deposits amount to 20 340 and Other Securities 17 832 848. Seven Day and other Notes 10 875 045, Gold and Silver Coin 1 211 535. Total £42 697 624. Chief Cashier George Forbes signs April 23 1868.
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Victoria
Government Securi Rest
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Corn Exchange
Prioces
Metropolitan Cattle Market
Scotland
Norfolk
Suffolk
Kssex
Cambridgeshire
Newgate and Leadenhall
Borovan
Spitalfielps
Dunkirk
Gibraltar
Nantes
St. Michaels
Allsend Hettons
South Hettons
Lambtons
Braddylls Hettons
Caradoo
Hartlepool
East Hartlepool
Kelloe
Tees
Heugh Hall
Ridells
Eden Main
Holywell Main
Essex
Kent
Chevalier
Norfolk & Surfolk
Lonbon
A. Ds
Sota, &O
Porkers
Bank OF England
Issue Department
George Forbes
Joan Guthrie
M.A
Christian News
Liberation Society
Serjeant’s Inn
Arthur Miall
Bouverie-street
E.C
Tandard
Ralph Wardlaw
D.D
J. H. Hinton
John Brown
J. Pye Smith
Thomas Binney
David Young
Baptist W. Noel
Jonathan Dymond
Alexander Vinet
John Angell James
Edward Miall
A. J. Morris
the Society For the Liberation OF Religion
J. Carvell Williams
Serjeanta’ion
Fleet-atreat
B.C
Ociety
Hanover Square
Avonina
J. Henry Tillett
Norwich
Elliot Stock
Paternoster-row
Mead and Powell
Cheapside
Gooch
King William-screet
Stow
Camberwell-green
Society
Serjeants’inn
Fleet-street
H.C
Lee and Foreign Bible Society
Exeter Hall
C. Jackson
B. Bergne
Evangelical Alliance
Alliance and
Friends of Christian Union
Freemasons’ Hall
Great Queen-street
Earl of Chichester
Joan Stoughton
Edmund Clay
B.A
Ili
Octavius Winston
Adam-street
Strand
W.C
National Temperance League
Mondvay
W. D. Lucas-Shadwell
D.L
Fairlight
Lovelace T. Stamner
Stoke-upon-Trent
Edward Templeman
Bengal
Moradabad
India
H. Booth
Holloway
G. W. Olver
Wesleyan Normal Training Institution
Westminster
Jonathan Grubb
Sudbury
Thomas Knox, Esq
Edinburgh
League
Colonial Missionary )Society
Colonial Missionary Society
Wheigh Househ
Fish-Street-bill
George Leeman
W. Cuthbertson
Bishops Stortford
H. Fielden
J. Jeff
M, Murphy, Seo