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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 22, 1851

Page

10

Pious talk and practical talent in a Victorian scene

The excerpt contrasts a working woman’s capabilities with fashionable idle daughters. It cites Mrs Ellis’s lectures praising capable wives who manage homes and farms, while Dickens and Household Words discuss architectural scale and costs of an immense exhibition hall. A Robertson and Hume anecdote ends with a pun on light from above.

Duchess of Marlborough Spain England Mrs. Ellis Hume Robertson

Gleanings and Fire Reports From 1849 London

A compendium of witty anecdotes and remarks from various writers, followed by Annual Return of Fires in London. It details fires in 1849, including major losses at Mark Lane and Southwark Bridge Road, Bermondsey outbreaks, club buildings, and overall fire statistics for the year.

London Braidwood London Fire Engine Establishment Marklane Southwark Bridge-Road Bermondsey Travellers’ Club Athenaeum Spitalfields

Rotten Park Estate Sold for £96000 Near Birmingham

The Rotten Park estate near Birmingham, long owned by the Noela of Worcestershire, was bought by Gillett the steel pen maker for £96,000. A periodical writer recalls a Lord Mayor's ball disrupted by a dispute over precedence between a watch-spring maker’s wife and a watch-case joint finisher’s wife.

Rotten Park Birmingham Noela Worcestershire Gillett

Births and obituaries span world to England and Ireland

The column lists multiple births from Hobart Town Van Diemen's Land to Over Darwen and Kuruman Missionary Station in South Africa. It also records numerous obituaries including Miss Many Newson Theobald of Norwich aged 38, and notes on other individuals such as Lord William Somerset and Marquis of Hastings with brief biographical details.

Hobart Town van Diemen’s Land F. C. Trine Over Darwen R. P. Clarke Kuruman Missionary Station South Africa Joan Frepoux Motito Ann R. Morratt Brighton H. M. Wagner Rafpaele Crocer Jemima Mary Bacon Rank J. Frank Campsail Yorkshire Earlham Norfolk South Street Bridport T. Wallace Heser James Palmer Lacey The Baptist Chipping Sodbury Gloucestershire F. H. Roleston Daniel Kent Sanau Ives Southwark Bridge-road Ann Mixouin E. Denham D. Denham Southwark ElLen Ive James Ive Ellen Bunnipag Fleet Street London Ball’s Park Hertford Isa Bella Hankey Grosvenor Square J. P. Hankey Clifton Lord Willliam Somerset Duke of Beaufort Bristol Cathedral Tomarton Denmark Hill Surrey Frances Paynter Mary Ann J. Enocy Cornmarket Warwick Society of Friends R. Stare Grimshaw-street Freston Morrison’s Many Newson Theobald Norwich Hertfordshire Bishop’s Stortford

Islington Sewer Accident Reported Friday

A sewer accident at Islington on Friday drew two workers toward a New River tunnel they were cutting and carried them away. The incident mirrors a Hungerford market event with two men lost to the water. A separate advertisement trumpets Hatst's Portable Galvanio Apparatus by Mr Halse, a noted medical galvanist, claiming safety and rejuvenating muscular power through galvanism at 99 Brunswick Square.

Hungerford Islington Halse Alse

Money Market and Commercial Intelligence

The stock market remains dull with Consols down and Exchequer Bills yielding less. Foreign shares are quiet while Russian and Dutch bonds show mixed moves. Western shares offer around 4 percent, with banks like London Joint Stock and London and Westminster paying solid dividends. Corn market remains dull with no price changes.

Tugspay Evznina Paris North Western Great Western Midland London Joint Stock Bank London and Westminster Rai Eeveree Brazil Eeane Enane Equador Sesees Een Aenan Granada D.new India Exchequer Billa

Marshall Chief Cashier's Statement Dated January 16 1851

The Gazette records a financial notice dated January 16 1851 with Marshall as Chief Cashier and a sum of £36 425 869 appearing in the entry.

Marshall

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