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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jun 25, 1873
Page
10
A jumble of comic vignettes and satirical inventions fills this page. It recalls ministers in dispute with free church members and a playful tale of a Bishop amid miners, plus a spoof about the business man’s bore abater. The humor rests on tall tales and imagined gadgets.
Births and marriages listed with dates in June. Notable entries include the birth of a daughter to the wife of Rev E Johnson at Boston Lincolnshire and marriages such as Denham to Maishman in Hammersmith and Barnardo to Elmslie in Newington. Further unions include Crane to Emily May in Kentish Town and Barnes to Sarah Winch in Newbury. Fielding to Colman noted in Norwich. James Fielding of Orono Ontario to Martha Emma Colman.
The issue department reports notes issued totaling £86,057,725. Government debt stands at £211,015,100 with other securities £3,984,900. Gold bullion £21,057,725 and silver bullion figures appended. Deputy Chief Cashier Frank May signs the weekly entry.
Market reports indicate a small showing of English wheat with moderate foreign arrivals. Prices held steady with English wheat pricing similar to Monday last. cargoes on the coast unchanged in value. The Metropolitan cattle market notes weak spirits amid high supplies. meat and butter markets show slow activity and price firmness in places.
Canaryseed sold on former terms steadily while large hempseed sold at full rates. Linseed oil quiet though prime rape at barely late rates. Wool market steady with quiet demand and supported prices. Coal traders push for higher prices as ships move and stock figures rise.
The advertisement touts Judson's Simple Dyes with eighteen colors and full instructions, Kinahan's LL Irish Whisky, and Holloway's Pills as a restorative remedy. It emphasizes ease of use, quality, and health benefits, urging readers to buy and rely on these products for cleanliness, vitality, and wellbeing.
Advert for sewing machines promoted by Smith and Co features royal patronage in London showrooms offering machines from £22s to £25. They claim impartial recommendations and a one month trial with free exchange if the customer desires a different model.
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