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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 19, 1873
Page
10
The Vice-Chancellor refused to remove the infant from her current guardians, ruling it would be harsh and unjust to separate her from those who have educated her. He granted an injunction restraining the uncle from interfering with the child’s education without court leave.
BIRTH RUSHTON On Feb 18 at the Manor House Washingboro near Lincoln a daughter was born to the wife of Joseph Rushton BACHLOR CLAYDON On Feb 11 at Howard Chapel Bedford William Bachlor to Sarah Ann only daughter of the late Samuel Claydon HOLTTUM WRIGHT On Feb 13 at Zion Chapel Chatteris John Holttum to Sarah Jane only daughter of Francis Wright WHITWELL LEATHAM At the Friends Meeting Wanstead Edward Robson Whitwell to Mary Janet eldest daughter of Edward Leatham MP HEADLEY HOLLOWELL On Feb 18 at George Street Chapel Nottingham Robert Headley to Annie Mary eldest daughter of Mr J Hollowell MAXWELL DOBELL On Feb 13 at the Congregational Church Eltham William Maxwell to Mary Elizabeth eldest daughter of H W Dobell DEATH HOBSON Feb 16 Forest Hill Dr Benjamin Hobson formerly Medical Missionary in China aged 57
The Civil Service Gazette extols Epps Cocoa as a digestion friendly beverage that could cut doctors' bills through its natural nutrition. James Epps and Co. London label each packet and also offer Epps's Cacacine for evening use.
English wheat supply small and abroad arrivals moderate. Trade steady not active with best English samples at prior quotations. Flour trade maintained, peas beans and Indian corn unchanged, barley quiet with higher grinding prices. Oats in moderate request at last week's levels. coast cargo arrivals few. Bread prices in London listed. Cattle imports to London last week totaled 8,716 head. trade dull with prices easing due to limited supplies and poorer quality.
The market notes heavy demand for best Scots and crosses with prices up to 6s per 8lbs. Foreign supplies include Gothenburg Dutch Oporto and Corunna counts. Nor folk Suffolk Essex Cambridgeshire and Ireland send thousands of sheep while calves and pigs face quieter trades and price drops.
Arrivals last week from Ireland: 209 firkins butter and 4 294 bales bacon. Foreign ports: 18 478 packages butter and 68 bales bacon. Butter demand steady. Irish supply nearly exhausted. Bacon sold with a firm rise of 2s per cwt. Covent Garden notes unchanged supply. Beurré varieties in demand. Newtown pippins in sale. Hops markets quiet with nominal prices. potatoes firm with steady demand. seeds show mixed fortunes. wool subdued. oils steady. tallow quiet. coal prices at week high with varied ship activity.
Advert shows Judson's Simple Dyes in eighteen colours with full instructions. Mentions shops and wholesales for dyes, beef products, and Kinahan's Irish whisky. Also promotes Holloway's Ointment and Pills for abscesses and other skin issues with guidance on use and benefits.
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