Births Marriages and Deaths Record
Births and marriages listed with dates in July. Names span Freeman Clarke Miall Cantrill Haywood Cherry Gotto Pyle Loddiges Saunders Black Starkey Trivett Winn Turner Horn Collins Green Marshall Heather Toms Smith Walker Arkell Payne Cowan Lewis Anderson Denham Harwood Leavers. Obituaries note deaths of Denham Harwood and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheshire
J. Muir
John Saunders
Leith
Jessie
Thomas Blacks Salford
Starkey—Trivett
Wesleyan
Longeight
Samuel Wilkinson
John
John Starkey
Broughton
Catherine
John Trivett
Hulme
Winn—Turner
Baptist Chapel
Stanningley
Henry Watts
William Bulley
William Winn
Horton
Martha
Benjamin Turner
Horn—Collins
Brunawick Chapel
Bristol
Joseph Morris
William Horn
Malvern Link
Sarah Ann
James Collins
Green—Marshall
General Baptist Chall
Haxtergate
Loughborough
Tom Foston
E. Stevenson
William Frederick Green
Ratcliffe-on- Trent
Mary
Thomas Marshall
Hathorn
Heather—Toms
New College Chapel
J. Stoughton
H.S. Tome
F. Heather
Hanley
Staffordshire
Caroline Sarah
J. Toms
New Bond-street
Smith—Walker
Beechen Grove
Watford
J. Angus
D.D
Clement Bailhache
Islington
Alfred Gurney
John James Smith
Southfield House
Emily Jameson
J. Watson Walker
Fairfield House
Arkell—Pollard
Middleton-road
Clement Dukes
Henry H. Arkell
East
India-road
Poplar
George Smith
Trinity Chapel
Mary Holmes
James Pollard
Bay
Dalston
Payne
Manchester
James Payne
Cowan
Dildawn
Castle Douglas
James Cowan
Beq
Ll.d. Lewis
Rainbowhill
Worcester
W. Lewis
Kay
Anderson
Uddingston
Glasgow
William Willie
William Anderson
Denham
Well Field
Lindley
Huddersfield
Jane
Thomas Denham
Harwood
Elizabeth
Richard Harwood
Bradford
Leavers
Hastings
Hannah
William Leavers
Surbiton
Surrey
Holloway's Pills Promoted for Heat Induced Ailments
Advertised in a period ad copy, Holloway's Pills are urged for bilious stomach complaints from heat or rich diet. The copy claims dizziness and cloudy thinking signal immediate need for cooling and purifying medicine. Pasted directions accompany each box for patient guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HoLtoway
Holloway
Bank of England Gazette Account July 8 1868
Bank of England weekly account shows issue department notes 36,385,460 with government debt 11,015,100 and gold coin 21,888,460. Proprietors' capital 214,553,000 and government securities total 9,248,535. Other deposits 23,158,431 and seven day notes 11,665,730. Deputy-Cashier Frank May signs with date July 9 1868.
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Ces
Corn Exchange London July 13 Market Report
CORN EXCHANGE London notes a small English wheat supply meeting a dull market with declines of 1s to 2s per quarter. Foreign trade also dull with similar reductions. Barley steady, beans and peas dearer. Large foreign oats arrivals week, trade supports despite country drought and stock exhaustion. Friday saw a 6d to 1s advance, today the improvement holds though activity remains muted.
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Essex
Kent
Chevalier
Norfolk & Suffolk
London
Corn Exchange
Bavaria
Belgium
Bohemia
New York
Mid
Weald of
Kents
Ni Bey
Farnham and Country
Ausverdamn
London Cattle Market Reports Mixed Week Demand
Foreign stock imports last week totaled 10 191 head with overall demand heavy and prices barely stationary. Prime Scots and shorthorns sold high while inferior stock moved slowly amid scarce pasture. sheep and calves showed steady to modest activity with pigs weak and mostly unchanged.
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London
É&C
Lincolnshire
Leicestershire
Northamptonshire
England
Scotland
Ireland
London and Continental Market Reports July 13
Newgate and Leadenhall note slow trade and moderate meat supplies with steady prices. Covent Garden reports heavy foreign fruit arrivals and warm weather hurting under glass crops. Hops, provisions, and potatoes show mixed movement amid drought and imports.
Wool and oil markets report as July price trends noted
Wool demand remains dull with sellers pressing for lower prices while export demand stays weak due to colonial imports. Linseed oil and rapeseed show steady to firm prices. cocoanut and palm oils steady. turpentine and petroleum active modestly. Tallow markets quiet with prices drifting down. coal market dull with varied prices across pits and ships activity listed.
Claims of freeholders and others due by July 20
The Claims of Freeholders Leassholders and Copy holders must be delivered to the Overseers on or before Monday next July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogland
Wales
Record of Respect for Rev Rupert Vallauan D D
The committee moves to record their loss at the death of Rev Rupert Vallauan D D and honor his memory as a wise faithful road juror author minister and professor. They acknowledge his long service to the Congregational Union and his lucid expositions of Protestant dissent and Christian truths. They extend Christian sympathy to his bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert Vallauan
Congregational Union
Manchester
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Bank OF England
Victoria
Issue Department
Banking Department
Frank May
Metropolitan Cattle Market
Newgate and Leadenhall
Covenc
Advance
Best Waterford
Borovagh
Spiratrigups
Baifleur
Boulogne
Dunkirk
Jersey
Rotterdam
Cherbourg
St. Malo Huglish
P.Y.C
Wallsend Hettons
Haswell
Caradoc
Hartlepool
Kelloe
Lees
Hough Hall
Eden Main
Holywell Main
Wylam
Estminster
Grosvenor and Mill
W. Brewer, Esq
George-street
Hanover-square
Arthur Kinnaird
M.P
Pall Mall East
Hugh H. Seymour, Esq
Upper Brookstreet
J. W. Probyn
H.q
Messrs. Ransom, Bouverie and Co
R. W. Grosvenor
Mill
New Bonda Street
Thomas Nicolls Roberts
Liberal Registration Association
Queen's Square
Westminster
Congregational Union of
England and Wales
Henry Wright
Eng
R. Macbeth
Professor Pepper
Faraday
George Burkland
Shadow Blondin
Royal Polytechnic
Elodium
Harmoniq UK
Signor Calderazzi
Daug
E. Grant
Hinton Charterhouse
Bath
High-streat
Lymington
Hants