Various 19th century brief items on profits and politics
The report notes Bass and Co. brewery profits of 420,001 divided among eight partners. A Dublin miser, Pascal Law, left assets of 75,000 in ruins, plus trunks of valuables. Caledonian Bank may avoid liquidation. a 150,000 guarantee fund is covered, with 200,000 pledged. Plus shiploads of American meat to Liverpool and multiple political and colonial updates across Britain and abroad.
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Bass and Co
Dublin
Pascal Paoli Law
Caledonian Bank
Liverpool
Southampton
Henrietta Felicité
Isaac Butt
Durham
William Broadhead
Sheffield
Broadhead
Lawgrinders’ Union
Great North of Scotland Railway
Loanhead
Gladstone
Midlothian
Hargreaves
Leeds
Liberal Four Hundred
John Slagg
Manchester
J. Hinde Palmer
Q.C
North Lincolnshire
Ayrton
Northampton
Browning Idyls and new plans widen literary scene
Autobiography by Metternich to be published in Vienna London and Paris with Bentley as English publisher Browning's Dramatic Idyls are announced in six titles including Martin Relph and Ned Bratts The Cobden Club buys Fawcett on Reciprocity for workers libraries and Good Words and Sunday Magazine acquire by Isbister for 30,000 plus The Atheneum notes new James Virtue and Co venture to handle art journals and other copyrights. A new planet proposed by M Coggia increases asteroid count to 193 and W Bennett’s Songs for Soldiers to be issued for soldiers with future Sailors edition planned.
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Prince Metternich
Vienna
London
Paris
Bentley
The
Atheneum
Mr. Browning
Martin Relph
Pheidippides
Halbert and
Hob
Ivan Ivanovitch
Tray
Ned Bratts
Daily News
Robert Browning
New Shakespeare Society
Cobden Club
Mr. Fawcett
Good Words
Messrs. Isbister and Co. (Limited
Messrs. Daldy, Isbister, and Co
Daldy
James Virtue and Co. (Limited
Messrs. Virtue and Co
Marseilles
M. Coggia
France
W. C. Bennett
Messrs
Diprose
Bateman
Tettenhall College
Cambridge
All England
Allan Young
Carvell Williams
House of Commons
Times
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Odo Russell
Klein
Melbourne
Col. Knoop
Odessa
Chamber of Deputies
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Vesuvius
Loris Melikoff
Waulianka
Rangoon
Theebau
Burmah
Bombay
Lord Beaconsfield
Workmen’s Peace Association
Buckingham Street
Strand
Howard Evans
Honourable House
Eleusis Club
Chelsea
M. Lafitte
Congreve
Stir Wittrip Lawson
Wilfrid Lawson
Bright
Forster
Stanefeld
Marquis of Hartington
Childers
Goschen
Lowe
Carlisle
Wilfrid Taurbon
United Kingdom Alliance
Kingdom
Parliament-street
S.W
Hugh Birley