Notable London Socials and Political Hints from The Times
A dinner at the Gledstones on Carlton House Terrace crowds the Prime Minister and Mrs Disraeli among MPs. The Owl notes a potential new Education Minister clause in England and Wales. A Evangelical Alliance deputation met Duke of Buckingham at the Colonial Office over Basutoland missionary expulsion. Cobden Club offers a gold medal for Britain US relations. James Teare, temperance advocate, dies in Manchester aged 64. Four baronets named for peerage. Globe notes more additions. Disraeli’s early career item and Lord Chelmsford’s public honors are discussed.
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Evangelical Alliance
Lord Ebury
Alfred Churchill
Duke of Buckingham
Chandos
Colonial Office
Basutcent
Orange River Freeate
Cobden Club
Great Britain
United States of America
James Teare
Preston
Manchester
John Trollope
J. Walsh
Brooke Bridges
Stirling Maxwell
Globe
Solicitors’ Journal
Disraeli
Lord Chelmsford
Paris
Bath
Change upon Change and other 1860s notices mix
A digest of items notes new novels by Emily Faithfull and works by Dilke, plus forthcoming Kensington women classes, reception at Hyde Park memorial, and various notices. Reports on sacramental wine usage, gifts for technical education, and publications by Stegall Poyer and Le Gros. Also mentions travel, fashion, a San Francisco London telegraph feat, and agricultural crops plus a humorous epitaph and Welsh bard Morgan Owen’s death.
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Emily Faithfull
Kensington
Prince-Consort Memorial
Hyde Park
Connecticut
Cornwall
John Triechemenn
England
Greater Britain
Charles Wentworth Dilke
A. W. Bennett
Jean d’Arc
Robert Steggall
John Poyer
A. A. le Gros
Morning Post
Cyrus Field
Westminster Palace
San Francisco
London
Eliza
John
Morgan Owen
Royal Academy hints and a royal naval anecdote
Millais likely to contribute to the Royal Academy Exhibition with Rosalind and Celia in the Forest and other works. A tale from the Cape recounts the Duke of Edinburgh visiting in plain clothes then returning as captain of the Galatea after a witty exchange.
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Royal Academy
Mr. Millais
Rosalind
Celia
Greenwich
Nelson
St. Paul’s
Swift
Stella
Atheneum
Duke of
Cape
Births Harringes and Deaths records in brief notices
March births and deaths listed from multiple parishes and churches. Includes CORBOLD Thomson Southwell Vaslin and many other marriages and deaths with dates and locations across Britain and abroad, noting first marriage in a chapel and details of relatives.
Bank of England Weekly Account for March 18
The Bank of England publishes an account under the 7th and 8th Victoria cap. 3 for the week ending March 18 showing a balance and transactions totaling £84,994,600. A formal financial summary appears in Wednesday's Gazette.
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Victoria
London Corn Exchange Market Report March Market Activity
London corn exchange notes a small English wheat supply with heavy trade and slow progress at week-ago rates. Foreign oats and barley show price stability. beef arrivals from Scotland and Ireland moderate. lambs and calves in varying demand. prices mixed with dull inquiry for pigs and weak for offal.
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Corn Exchange
London
Scotland
Ireland
Norfolk
Suffolk
Kssex
Cambridgeshire
England
London Markets Report Steady Trade and Mixed Imports
NEWGATE and LEADENHALL markets show a steady trade with meat supplies average and imports to London limited since Monday. Covent Garden notes continued heavy foreign imports of vegetables and fruits with good prices for pineapples and hot house grapes among others. Borough Market reports active trade with rising prices for hops, and New York market commentary hints at improved sentiment and potential brisker trade.
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London
Hamburg
Harlingen
Covent Garden Market
Borough
New York
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