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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 02, 1871
Page
10
A couple on their wedding day were stopped by rain and the Dean married them in a grove, signing a paper with a verse blessing. The note records the vow under stormy weather and credits the Dean with uniting the couple.
Laurenc Alma Tadema to Laura Theresa Epps, by Licence at Regent's Park, with no cards. Also notices: Crane 69, Finchley deacon. Baxter 80, of Kincaldrum.
Bank of England weekly Account under Act 7 8 Vict cap 32 for week ending July 26 shows Issue Department total 41 655 105 and deposits 26 801 388 with Government Securities Restitution 350 643 and other securities 17 870 641. Propritors capital 583 000 and gold silver value 789 336. July 27 1871.
The passage advertises James Epps & Co cocoa and Cacacine as breakfast beverages and Holloway’s Pills for liver derangement and nervous exhaustion. It touts cocoa's digestion benefits and pills as a cure for low spirits, fatigue, and brain weakness with instructions for use and claims of restoring health.
The market notes small English wheat supply with heavy imports from abroad and a 1s rise in English and foreign wheat since last Monday. Bread prices hold at 74d to 8d per 4 lb loaf. Cattle imports total 14,215 head with steady English stock and strong prime prices, while inferior stock softens. Provisions show Irish butter scarce but foreign butter strong and bacon prices up 4s to 6s per cwt. Covent Garden and Borough market activity described with grapes, plums, and potatoes plentiful but Channel Islands diseased. Hops remain firm with no notable plant improvements.
Ground improvements are limited and crop prospects show little progress while demand remains robust. New York reports a dull market despite price support. detailed prices for Kent and Sussex varieties are listed. Seed and wool trade notes reflect varying fortunes with some higher prices for trefoil and canary seed. oils and tallow steady. coal market steady with several ship movements reported.
A brief advertisement promotes Judson's Simple Dyes in eighteen colours at 6d each with full instructions. The Family Herald praises easy application for beginners. Kinahan's Whisky is touted as a pure Irish whisky noted for quality and wholesomeness. Wholesale depot listed in London.
A widower seeks an experienced lady to take charge of his home and assist in training his three young children. Address given as Box W 38 Post-office Manchester.
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