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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Oct 01, 1873
Page
22
The report notes Plimsoll highlighting mercantile marine loss of life due to shipowners neglect and other preventable causes. It acknowledges occasional mis statements but finds no evidence the Board of Trade sought to shield owners.
A miscellany notes adversity as a teaching aid, a Judas shekel sale, England deaths from privation, Piccadilly trees by Mr Barlow, an ancient Iona burial find, and comic antiquarian quips. It cites an amateur London coaching surge, a Boston pun on the Bible and Press, Zion's Travellers in South Carolina, a Shetland epitaph mishap, two pulpit topics, and mushroom caution from Denman with a Bentley guide.
Births Marriages and Deaths section notes Arthur Douglass son of Southgate and Cordelia Clara Marshall daughter of J Garner Marshall unite at Clapham Congregational Church on Sept 25. Deaths include Robert Devonshire aged 75 at Camden House Lee Glebe Blackheath and Sarah Ellen Horton 46 wife of Rev T G Horton of Wolverhampton amid obituaries.
The Wednesday Gazette reports Bank of England Issue Department accounts for the week ending September 24, 1873. Government Debt totals 87,938,165 pounds while Other Securities stand at 211,015,100 pounds. Gold Coin and Bullion reach 3,984,900 pounds and Silver Bullion 22,938,165 pounds.
Markets detailed with Corn Exchange notes on Wheat Barley Oats and Flour and Metropolitan cattle market report. brings weekly imports, prices and quality across cattle sheep calves and foreign stock plus provisions hops potatoes seed wool and oil markets. cites weekly totals from various counties and ports and notes dull meat trade and steady prime cattle demand.
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