Births and Marriages Record From Thornhill Square District
Birth notices from Thornhill Square Islington and Mile End list several newborns at addresses in London and surrounding areas. Marriages dated August 8th feature multiple couples including Curry and Evans, Jones, and Haseysnow with clergy from Newcastle Swansea Paddington and other chapels. Death notices follow for Consul John Beecroft and several clergymen and spouses with brief biographical details.
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Thornhill-square
Islington
Robert JonNson
Rodney-terrace East
Mile-end
George Offor
King William-street
Trafalgar-square
Charles Theodore Jones
Newcourt Chapel
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Isaac Davies
Grorce Curry
Hanvey
Mount Pleasant Chapel
Swansea
Thomas Rees
Reigate
C. Short
J. W. Peanse
Evizaneth
David Ross
Cardigan
Paddington Chapel
James Stratten
Samuel Osborne Haseysnow
Finsbury Circus
Grace
James Incy
Lakenham Villa
Kammersmith
Henry Marurr Jackson
Lincoln’s Inn
William Jackson
Birkenhead
Exizaneri
Tuomas, Buachburne
Grange Mount
St. George’s
Hanover Square
Canterbury
Davin Dae Stewart
Maidstone
Kent
James Halpane Stewart
Limpsfield
Surrey
Cecilia
Henry Raikes
Chester
Totnes
Christopher Dove
Tomas Barker
Tynemouth
Northumberland
Ariel Gray
Adam Wallace Exumszig
Bocage
Jersey
Colchester
William M Nicnowas
Poultry
Suzan Anne
Tuomas Daniell
West Bergholt
Horbury Chapel
Notting-hill
William Roberts
Joan Joseph
Henry Rosinson
St. Mary Cray
Mary Marrun
Isaac Wilkinson
Westminster
Downton
J.T. Collier
Joseppa Perkins
Duxford
Cambridgeshire
Emma
Joan Reap
H. Toller
Benjamin BaLpwin
Loughboro
Sarah Susan Sharman
Josery Sharman
Market Harboro
Hepworth Hall
Halstead
Essex
Anne
Smoothy
Epward de Canny
Melbourne
Snowhill Congregational Church
Wolverhampton
William Bevan
Henry Joan Martin
Penn Hall
Frances Annr
Ennanp Bacnatt Dimmack
Stafford
Monmouth
Dunstall Hill
Clarence
Africa
John Beecroft
Fernando Po
William Rosinson
Independent
Redbourn
Herts
SamuEl Weel
Kilpin
Reading
Gleanings and Gossip Across Oceans and Empires
A compact survey from the era notes San Francisco's population around 350,000, the European Telegraph Company's merger into the British Telegraph Company, art commissions for Woolwich, a self-inflicted death in Hunslet over work speed, Lamartine selling a History of Turkey to a Paris daily, and census costs. It covers Beechers political stance, Irish lawyers, Routledge editions, Grisi's farewell, Mormon letters, a Liverpool lecture invite, Boston dog poison debate, Dr Schiff on spirit rapping, Said Pasha's capers, slippers for natives in India, royal dining wine banter, and Cambridge university pranks.
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San Francisco Herald
European Telegraph Company
British ‘Telegraph Company
Bell
Woolwich
Hunslet
Lamartine
Turkey
Paris
Greatetn
Herapath
Bristol
Miners’ Journal
Henry Ward Beecher
Stowe
American Congress
Congress
Routledge and Co
Edward Bulwer Lytton
Pelham
Pompeii
Paul Clifford
Rhine
Eugene Aram
Ernest Maltravers
Ladies Department
Ohio
Mr. B
Grisi
England
Mario
Liverpool
America
Baltic
London
Deseret News
New Hampshire
M’neile
St. Paul's
Boston
U.S
Boston Herald
Schiff
Said Pasha
Egypt
Abbas Pasha
India
Hep Grace
Church and State Gazette
Adam
Gateshead
Cambridge
St. Mary's Church
the Rose
Beverley
Jude
Stadtholder
Huntingdonshire
Gunning
Francis Whichcote
Aswarby
Francis
Mouse of Correction
Bolkinghan
Money Market and Commercial Intelligence Transcripts
The English stock market remained firm with an upward bias aided by harvest optimism and Europe recovery signals. Consols range around 93.2 to 93.4, railway shares drifted on settling, gold returns amounted to £600,000, and diversified sector notes report steady Manchester trade, iron reluctance in Birmingham, and robust woollen districts despite seasonal shifts. railway company meetings note dividend confirmations and expansion plans amid wage and storage cost pressures.
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Great Northerns
Great Westerns
North Westerns
Brightons
Midlands
South Easterns
Grand Trunk of
Canada
Victoria
Manchester
Birmingham
Nottingham
London and North-Western
South-Western
North-Western
South Western Company
Salisbury and
Yeovil
Buckinghamshire
Colchester and Stour Valley
Stockton and Darlington
Middlesborough and
Redcwr
Wear Valley
East Indian Railway
Newport
Abergavenny
Hereford
London and North- Western Board
London
Mischief in the Stable and a Humorous Flogging
A stable helper was bribed with beer and a horse loan to steal a note. The Governor read the note and ordered the bearer tied up, causing confusion until the truth emerged. The Baronet fined the delinquent half a crown for the privilege of being flogged by deputy, money given to the harmed party.
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