Multiple marriages and death notice in August entries
Notices report several 19th century wedding affiliations across London and neighboring towns including Downing to Newns in Craven Chapel, Bendall to Baron in Stoke Newington, Holborn to Stoughton in Kensington, Craig to Macintyre in Burslem, plus a death for Edith Waugh on August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. O. Bendall
Frederick Bendall
Arundel
Sophia Sarah Baron
F. B. Baron
Clissold Road
Stoke Newington
Holborn
Stoughton
Kensington Chapel
J. C. Harrison
Alfred Holborn
Huyton
Liverpool
Mary Jane
John Stoughton
Fairlawn House
Hammersmith
Craig—Macintyre
Congregational Chapel
Burslem
John Fernie
John Craig
Shelton House
Stoke-upon-Trent
Robert Craig
Cramlington
Northumberland
Ellen Agnes
James Macintyre
Bank of England Weekly Statement Aug 2
The Gazette shows the Issue Department totals for the week ending August 2. Notes issued amount to £40,536,410 while Government Debt stands at £11,015,10 and Other Securities £3,984,908. Gold Coin and Bullion total £25,536,410 with Silver Bullion included in the overall £40,536,410.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issue Department
Tor
Rities,inc
Gro. Forses
Kent
Sussex
Bavaria
Mia
East Kents
Weald
Farnham and Country
Olds
Domestic Health Advertisements and Remedies
An array of 19th century product notices extol breakfast Cocoa Epps's Cocoa and its digestible benefits. Also ising Judson's Dyes and Holloway's Pills praised for stomach health, feverish attacks, dropsy, and kidney, heart, and lung diseases with broad social reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epps
Civil Service Gazette
James Epps
Holloway
Market Report from Corn Exchange Agrees With Monday Prices
Markets note English wheat in short supply yet strong guidance from abroad. Attendance slim, trade steady at Monday prices for English and foreign wheat. Flour dearer, peas beans barley unchanged, Indian corn abundant and edging lower. Cattle market sees steady cargo quotes as imports stay robust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn Exchange
Mark Lane
Markets Review: Week's Herds, Hops, Potatoes and Coal
Week totals show high cattle head counts with 21 993 in the latest period, 9 884 in 1870, and mixed English and foreign arrivals. Prices hold firm for prime stock while bacon and butter markets lift, hops prospects remain variable and potato and wool trades steady. Coventry Gardens market notes cargoes and Lincolnshire disease, with coal rates steady across ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay
Tenning
Germany
Spain
Lincolnshire
Leicestershire
Northamptonshire
England
Ireland
Breda
Wterford
Hawbury
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Edith
Benjamin Waugh
Blackheath
Bank OF England
Victoria
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Hlarkets
Metropolitan
London
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Ken
Chevalier
Harrow
Norfolk & Buffolk
Covent Garden Market
Bos
Gosforth
Hettons
Hettons Lyons
Hartlepool
Hengh Hall
Kelloe
South
Holywell Main
Teen
J. Verity
Earlsheaton
Dewsbury
Haryley Institution
Southampton
University of London
Mill Hill School
Middlesex
Richard F. Weymouth
Univ. Coll
Lond
the Philological Society
H. Taylor, Esq
Queen’s Coll
Oxford
Trin
A. H. Scott White
James A. H. Murray
F.E.L
Early English Text Society
Scotland
James Nettleship
Christ’s Cell
Camb
R. H. Marten
Lee
RS. Baynes
Mieses Beard
Denmark Hill
Hampstead
Serremage
Mount View
Green Hill
West Hill House
J. Stewart, Esq
Apan Myron
London University
Ladies’ College
Hill
Sydenham
Mra
C. L. Balfour
Bentuey
King’s Coll
Messrs
Taylor & Williame
Joan Brocking
Louis Dien
James Cowarop
R. W. Buss
J. W. Topp
F.G
Stroud Ladies
Beeches Green
Stroud
Gloucestershire
Howard
Bjighbury House School
St. — Leonard's-On-Sea
Rev
W. Wooding
Duff
Highbury House
St. Leonard’s
Northern Congregational School
Silcoates House
Wakefield
Ray
Sasa Bev Glass
Victoria Villa
Finchley, N
Washington Wilks
Mae
London and County
Provident Institution
Bishopsgate Street
Tondon
Ueary G. Ashhurst
Alex, B. Goodall
KR. Pattison
Keyworth
Jonathan
Stacy
Joseph Gurney
Thomas Bimpson
Wilfred A. Bowser