A Literary Inquest On Assyrian Inscriptions Testing Translations
The Atheneum reports a literary inquest held to test the translation of Assyrian inscriptions. Sir Henry Rawlinson, Dr Hincks, and Mr Fox Talbot produced near identical translations of a long inscription on Tiglath Pileser I, with Dr Oppert later joining. The panel, chaired by Dean Milman, found strong general agreement among the versions though Oppert’s differed slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atheneum
Henry Rawlinson
Tiglath Pileser I
B.c
London
Hincks
Ireland
Fox Talbot
Laycock Abbey
Oppert
Paris
St. Paul’s
Whewell
Grote
Cureton
Gardner Wilkinson
H. H. Wilson
Royal Astific Society
New Burlington-street
Dean Milman
Wherwell
Professor Wilson
Sir Henry Rawlinson
Bricks
Births and Marriages in Various Localities
A mixture of births, marriages, and obituaries appears from May to June across multiple locales. Entries mention H B Samrivan and Han nmaron Turk in Middlesex and Chiswick, with names tied to Weston Turville Hartwell and Llangollen, plus a middle temple barrister and several clergy figures. Notable notes include Louise Crow and Fredrenck Crowe, a Durham mission context, and tributes to Henry per Esq., plus memorial references to Davy Stewart and Jany Hepacoor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale Leys
Aylesbury
W. J. Gates
Aurivp Peart Borivener
Weston Turville
Exira
Richard Loostry
Hartwell
Llangollen
David Charles
Carmarthen
David Cartes Davies
Builth
Jane
Epewater Cocker
Lingollen
Brixtom Unitarian Chapel
Effinroad
James Martineau
Liverpool
Tomas Greenhow
Middle Temple
Manion
Cuantes Martineau
Iisq
Neufchatel
Switzerland
H. M. Roxiynon
Leicester
Fanta Lucy
Harry Goon
Bay
Lymington
Hants
Guatemala
Louise Crows
Fredrenck Crows
al America
Catter
Gro. Kunry
Baptist Missionary Ety
Dumfries
Ronmer Burns
Scotland
Ft. Bitwerr
Baptist Church
Blackfeld Commica
Marden
Kent
Jony Hepacoor
Ouse
Grove-hill
Iberwell
Ahapeebly Caited
Henry Per Esq
M.P
Surrey
Devorshire-place
William Freaningty
Davidst Bante de Eng
Mb Bi
Carmarthenshire
Money Market Holds Firm Amid Dull Manchester and Bank Scandals
Firmness prevails in the Money Market with no rate relief, discounts at 6 to 6 9 for good bills and steady demand. Financial centers like Manchester and Birmingham remain dull yet healthy, while Bank of Scotland staff scandal and Charles Thurneyssen debts shake confidence as stock markets waver and gold supplies stay limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orry
Manchester
Birmingham
Nottingham
Norwich
Henry Salmion
Commercial Bank of Scotland
Scotland
Paris
Charles Thurneyssen
America
India
1857 Trade Notices Listing Merchants and Solicitors
A fragmented 1857 notice lists numerous names with trades and addresses including merchants, grocers, bakers, compilers, and solicitors across London and other cities. It references May 20 to July 10 dates, with firms like Dimmock and Burbey, Cruttwell and Co, Bevan and Girling, and Bond Hart among others.
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Panay
Ricwarns
W. H
Borxstim
Terupts
Hton-Street
Clare-market
Murrough
New-inn
Firneaehiareneeecat Lis City
Balaklava
Crimea
Jude
Dimmock and
Burbey
Suffolk-lane
Boorn
G. R
Portland-place
Wandaworth-road
Greatorex
Chancery-lane
Iurrr
Birmingham
Watling-street
Cheapside
Reece
Baker
Derby
Bakers
Cardiff
Miller
Glamorganshire
Apothecary
Cruttwell and Co
Bath
Bevan and Girling
Bristol
Daner
Wane
Fairford
Gloucester
Jones, T
Merthyr Tydfil
Glamorganghire Grocer
Bavan and Girling
Elsam
Liverpool
Fletcher and
Hull
Iverpool
Prisskey, L
Dudleyhill
Yorkshire
Bartlett
Olverhampton
Knight
Knelley
St. Greit Grimsby
Airiput
Tyne
Barwick
Leeds
Orste, Son and Radler
Old Jewry-chambers and
Mesars
Bond Hart
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Tambee
Mg Chant
Sue
Mocore
Upon
Shirt makers and warehousemen case at Aldermanbury
A brief item notes J Ravads, C Savane, J Bava, and J Savior of Notte Street City as shirt manufacturers and warehousemen with solicitors Messrs Turner and Co from Aldermanbury named in the context of a legal matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravads
Savane, C
Bava
Savior
Notte Street
City
Jina
Messrs. Turner and Co
Aldermanbury
Trade notices of tradesmen listed by location and dates
A May 26 1857 record lists names of tradespeople from across the United Kingdom with their towns and occupations such as coach builder draper linen draper builder and butcher. Each entry includes June and July dates and solicitors firms or legal references.
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Hua
Little Moorfields
City
Clarke and Morice
Coleman-street
Atkinson
Hendon-road
Sunderland
Draper
Brignal
Durham
Stavanter
High-street
Borough
Lawland
Plews
Boyer
Old Jewry-chambers
Firmine
Great Jamea Street
Barry
Manchester
Slater and Myers
Weantne
Ulverston
Lancashire
Mesars
Postlethwaite
Cobbett and Wheeler
Patrick
Worcester
Butcher
Finch
Wright
Birmingham
Kry
Crawle
Lincolnshire
Aphalyons
Carnochan
Crowle
Shackles
Sarr
W. H
Swansea
Taddy
Bristol
Evary
J. J
Bradford
Yorkshire
Terry, Watson
Watson
Bond
English Wheat Sells Fast at Corn Exchange Prices
Warhets reports a moderate English wheat supply at the corn exchange on Monday May 25 with millers taking it at 28s per quarter above last week’s rates. Foreign demand to country buyers also brisk at similar advances. Sack and barrel flour in demand, barley beans and peas selling at extreme last week’s rates. Oats remain light with strong country demand and free sale today, sometimes above Monday’s prices.
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Corn Exchange
Loxpow
Essex
Kent
Dantzig
Konigsberg
Norfolk
Yorkshire
Rostock
Pomeranian
East
Friesland
Riga
Archangel
Mazayan
Marianopoli Ve
Reese
East Friesland
Odessa
Scotland
Suffolk
Cambridgeshire
England
Ireland
Rom
Vance
Also Mentioned on This Page
Belleheld Housa
Pariah’s Prech
Middlesex
H. B. Samrivan
Eng
Chiswick
Hannmaron Turk
Bank OF England
Victoria
Banking Department
Government Securitest
M. Marshall
Nercits
Warhets
Lambs
Newgate
Adenhall