Quarrels and Morals Mix in Early 19th Century Notes
A collection of short items notes quarrels over money honor and flogging morals. The piece cites a Swiss reply to a French officer on fighting for money and honour, reports on Gleeson Wilson’s execution and subsequent murders, and mentions Leith’s lithographic printing process for engravings. It also includes a satirical epigram on corsets, Father Mathew pension debates, a Mrs Jermy family in the Lake District, a Wishart monument fund, a White Mountains lodging practice, and Colonel Pew’s insolvent case in Madras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleeson Wilson
Leith
Edinburgh
India
Cork
Father Mathew
New York
Boston
Mathew
Marshal Blucher
Portinscale
Keswick
Boonan
Fourdon
Kincardineshire
George Wishart
Scotland
White Mountains
Colonel Pew
Benares Bank
King Hudson
Madras Atheneum
Births and Marriages Notices From September
A long list of births and marriages dated September in various locations. Notable entries include a daughter born to the wife of Rev. T Hinp in Carlisle, several marriages such as Listen to Lucy Newman in Bristol and Barries to Manta in Liverpool, and multiple obituaries including Mrs. Many Parks and Rev. James Drummond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland-road
Stanwix
Carlisle
T. Hinp
Park-road
Dalston
John Wena
Morningside
Edinburgh
Brunswick Chapel
Bristol
T. Haynes
Listen
Stroud
Lucy NewMan
W. Armstrong
Old Baptist
Hanslope
Bucks
J. Mountford
Thomas Clarke
Mr. Clarke
Parkhill Farm
Wring, Herta
Bawa Ann
W. James
Hartwell
Northampton
Great George-street
Liverpool
Raffles
Barries
Inner Temple
Manta
E. Cairns
Rodney-street
Independent Chapel
Castle-street
Great Torrington
Devon
J. Buckpitt
James Bunzacott, Whitesmith
Jang Saunders
Norwich
J. H. Godwin
London
Christorpher Goowig
Euizapeth Ayton
W. E. Etheripag
Thorpe Hamlet
Carr's Lane Chapel
J. A. James
WiLliam Perkins
Mary Mania
C. Truman
Birmingham
St. Paul’s Church
Ball's-pond
Islington
J. Harris
All Saints
Mile-end New-town
Eizabeth
Many Ann
Forp
Barnsbury-place
William Wilson
Brimscombe-house
Gloucestershire
Tately
Pepleys
Bradford
Baptist Chapel
K. Johnston
R. W. Goppano
Caroline
T. Axep
Shipley Range
Funeral Service Held for King Charles Albert in Sardinian Chapel
A memorial service took place at the Sardinian Chapel in Lincoln's Inn Fields on Wednesday for the late King Charles Albert of Sardinia. The event drew numerous distinguished foreigners and immigrants to the United States. Estimates show U.S. immigrant arrivals rose from about 250,000 last year to an anticipated 300,000 this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Albert of
Sardinia
Lincoln’s-inn-Fields
United States
English Stock Market Holds Firm As Cobden Letter Shakes Alpine Shares
The City reports firmness in the English stock market with buoyancy last week despite a depression in Consols after continental intelligence. A Cobden letter on the Austrian loan provokes strong reactions. railway shares show slight gains yet suffer heavy losses from prior declines. The Bank of England notes and upcoming Royal British Bank terms draw investor attention, while Caledonian line troubles and mismanagement rumors surface amid investigations and half yearly reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tugespay
Evenmea
India
North Western
Great Western
Midland
Caledonian
York
N. Midland
Oxford
Worcester
Wolverhampton
Ambergate
Hudson
Edinburgh
Royal British Bank
Bank charter hoped to aid commerce and social aims
The article notes plans to be planted with two sureties at five per cent and one per cent commission, expressing belief that the bank will benefit commercial classes both financially and socially. The Corn Market on Monday remained firm at prior rates.
Bankruptcies and Dividends in England and Wales
A lengthy listing records bankruptcies declared for merchants and tradesmen across multiple counties with dates in October and November, followed by named solicitors and offices. It also notes several bankruptcy annulments, dividend notices, and Scottish sequestrations, with individuals and firms in Birmingham, Leeds, Liverpool, London, Leicester, Richmond, Taunton, Warrington, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagen
Epward
Henry
Mill-street
Bermondney
Oak
John
Droitwitch
Worcestershire
Barnes
Edward Ramsbottom
North Walsham
Norfolk
Jay
Bucklersbury
Pilgrim
Norwich
Beiner
Wiluam
Freeling- Street
Caledonia-road
Islington
Baker
Solcitors
Menars
Lawrence
Plews
Old Jewry-chambers
Fristrl
Apolpaus
Hungerford-market
de Medina
Crosby-hall
Chambers
Fox
William
Narborough
Leicestershire
Miller
Messrs
Smith
Cornelius Stovin
Louth
Lincolnshire
Draper
Reed and Co
James
King-Street
Snow-hill
Murrough
New-inn
Yxomans
Joan
Sheffield
Merchant
Walter and Co
Symond’s Inn
B. Wake
Yoreb
Charles
Cambridge
Depree
Lawrence-Jane
Cook
Cultenhove
Burlingenire
Finlayson
Stornoway
James Bay
Hirtzel’s
Exeter
Isaac Perry Cartwright
Nantwich
Cheshire
Hureday
Turner’s
Liverpool
James Jones
Newton-in- Mackerfield
Lancashire
Nicholson’s
Warrington
John Maddock
Turner's
John Peter Richard
Simon Lee Trotman
Clarkr
Leicester
Mesers
Hardwick
Davidson
Hall
Hodgson
Birmingham
Fonp
Joseru
Richmond
Surrey
Harris
Moorgate-street
Roberts
Ford
Colchester
Bull
Ely-place
Guilleaume
Lion
Berners-street
Oxford-street
Sydney
Finsbury-crescent
Hantas
Sinnington-with-Marton
Yorkshire
Messra
Payne
Eddison
North
Leeds
Kina
Thomas
Sen
Orchard-place
East Greenwich
Moss
Gray’s~inn-square
Asylum-road
Old Kent-road
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Many Parks
H. Parks
Kingsland
Hoxton Academy
Quebec
James Drummond
Congregational
Ilford
RicHarp Rose
Wareham
Dorset
Joan Brown
Alfred
R. Macuens
Myddelton Street
Spafields
A. Gonpon
Waleall
Gloucester-place
Hulme
Manchester
Margaret Sophia
R. Jones
Gateside-street
Brazil
Equador
Eean
the Gazette
Bell
Baron
Drapers
Bank OF England
Victoria
Banking Department
Government Securisee Eeeeerssene
Eevecavees
M. Marshall