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Newspaper

Patriot

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 14, 1837

Page

8

Poor-Rates Case Highlights Adversity Of City Grocer

A Lord Mayor hearing tracks a Monmouth Street era case against John Wood a grocer at 161 Fenchurch Street for 11 10s in poor rates. Wood absent but a friend Shillcock attends explaining hardship. Officers report many able parishioners dodge payment. magistrate urges relief while enforcing distress rules.

Manston Hovss Frmay John Wood Fenchurch-street Shillcock Newman St. Dionis Backchurch Wood Lamp Beadle Philpot Lane

Disappointed Hopes In Hatton Garden Office

A 61 year old blind, palsied man sought magistrates to be sent to Ireland after 59 years in England. He spoke of poverty, travel from Hampshire, reliance on charity, a failed expected legacy from Mr Day, and his only wish to go to Ireland for shelter and a few potatoes. He was directed to St Andrew's workhouse and then passed aboard a ship to his homeland.

Hatton-garden Ireland Rogers and Laing Bellona George Wilson Orestes Medusa Bouverie Hampshire Day London Saffron-hill Cody Rogers Bayliss

Inquest Finds Thomas Gibbs Died by Temporary Insanity

Coroner's inquest at Triumph St Pancras heard Mary Godman recall Gibbs once a carpenter with a large family now financially ruined. He showed despondency over his son’s lack of reply and his mental state worsened, leading to his death by hanging. The jury returned a verdict of temporary insanity.

Triumph Skinner-street New-road St. Pancras Thomas Gibbs Dets Mary Godman West-street Somers-town

Partnerships Dissolved In Retail and Manufacturing Firms

A long list details dissolutions among firms including Rongon Gazette partnerships such as John Redish Liverpool wholesale grocers Hepworth Mills Leeds potters and others in Preston Bristol Machynlleth and Manchester. Bankruptcies annuled and new bankrupts listed with dates and court details, plus dividends and certificates across multiple cities.

J. Redish Liverpool Hepworth and Mills Leeds Potters RB. Coulthard Preston Cashire Drapers H. Vizard W. C. Buchanan C. A. Moore Dareley Glocestershire Brown and Johnson Bristol J. H. Barber J. Hughes Machynlleth Montgomeryshire J. B. Jardine W. Stuart Lane-end Staffordshire J. Buckley 8. Schofield Old Compton-street Soho Scard and Fry Bedford-street Bedford-square Belcher, Brain, and Co Old Jewry Fleetwood, Brown, and Peacock Penkridge J. Cheetham and Co Brookside Lancashire J. Ashworth J. Bell and Co Otley Yorkshire W. Pollan Copeland, Harding, and Co Watford Hertfordshire

London Markets Corn Exchange Prices Decline As Harvest Favorable

London markets report favorable harvest conditions across the country and steadily falling prices. Wheat sells heavily with a 3s to 4s per quarter drop. flour steady with less trading. barley and oats show declines. beans and peas cheaper amid ample foreign arrivals. Prices for mottled grains and malts listed with regional variations and bond notes indicated.

Mark-Lane Essex Kent Ted Norfolk Lincolnshire Yorkshire North Country Ditte W.jccsesssereserseeseree Omni Ditto Chevalier Norfolk &0 Norfolk &0. J. Usasessisserssa Stockton London Roesescecces Baxley

Market Prices and Livestock Counts from Smithfield

Smithfield report for Monday August 14 shows mutton selling 3s 8d to 5s 6d and beef unchanged from last week. Morning supply lists 2,857 beasts, 28,450 sheep, 0 calves, and 0 pigs, indicating current market quantities.

Smithfield

Bread Prices in Metropolis 8d to 93d for Wheaten

Prices for Wheaten Bread in the Metropolis range from 8 pence to 9 shillings 3 pence per loaf, while Household bread commands 7d to 8d for a 4lb loaf. The item notes current retail rates and variations by loaf type.

NEW HUNGERFORD FISH AND POULTRY PRICES REPORT

Salmon sixpence to one pence per pound eel prices sixpence to one shilling per pound white bait twenty eight pence per quart soles sixpence to two shillings per pair in other goods no change supply good trade dull ducks two shillings sixpence to three shillings sixpence geese five shillings to six shillings pigeons sixpence to one shilling each fowls four shillings to five shillings per couple supply good

Haymarket Prices Station Trading Activity Steady

Smithfield Haymarket shows fine upland meadow and rye grass hay priced 105s to 108s with inferior and new varieties. Regent's Park and Portman listings follow with ranges for meadow hay, clover hay, straw, and wheat straw per load of 36 trusses. Trade described as dull to moderate with ample supply.

Smithfield Haymarket Regent’s Park Portman. Haymarket

Liverpool Cotton Market Sees Broad Demand and Rising Prices

This week saw extensive demand with daily heavy sales and higher rates, advancing 4d per lb on American middle and lower qualities. Brazil joined the demand, Egyptian goods sold well with gains, Surat reported large sales and higher prices, while week totals show 4,500 American, 150 Surat, 70 Egyptian on speculation and 2,100 American, 700 Surat, 225 Bengal exports.

Liverpool Sarazpar Brazil Surat

Halifax Wool Market Report Signals Stable But Mixed Activity

HALIFAX reports no fresh news and conflicting market statements. ROCHDALE notes demand for fine flannels, wool prices rising, and limited ability to secure higher prices. YORK observes small wool supply with many buyers and steady best hog prices. DONCASTER covers its annual wool fair with record sale volume and price declines for growers, forecasting next fair in September.

Halifax Rochdale York Moor Doncaster

CURRENT PRICE OF HOPS AUGUST 12 REPORTS FAVOURABLE OUTLOOK

Market notes show favorable plantation reports and high duty totals around 200000 pounds. Prices are steady with limited variation across Kent and Sussex pockets. East Kent and Kent Pockets quotes range roughly from 60s to 70s shillings, with multiple "Choice" markers indicating quality grades and inconsistent old figures reflecting market confusion.

Perent Kent Sussex S. Oic Esac Cece East Kent

Prices of tallow and soap in 1836 1837 market list

A historical price sheet lists stock deliveries and rates for yellow Russia tallow soap and raw hides. It shows prices per unit for various fats, soaps, gravies, rough fat, hides, pelts, and lambskin values with figures in shillings and pence.

Coal Market Prices On Friday August 11

Friday’s coal market closes list prices per ton for multiple pits and districts led by Adair’s at 20s and Hartley lines around 22s. Many names such as Hebburn Main Holywell Main East and West Hetton show mixed 18s to 23s 3d figures with 13 ships arriving noted at week end.

Adair’s Bensham Burdon Dan’s Hartley Hebburn Main Holywell Main Kenton West Orde Redheugh Russell High Main South Hartley St. Helen’s Tees Wall’s-end Tees West Hetton Blyth Stavely Main

Tea Coffee Cocoa Sugar and Spice Market Report

Saturday August 12 prices show brisk TEAS with profits 4d to 14d per lb on most descriptions sold at last sale. Market fair but dull for pied ol teas. SUGARS remain active at high prices with unaltered quotations for most items while some keer utmegs sold dearer and others steady.

Wool Market and Bradford Wool Trade Report

The Wool Market notes demand rising in cloth halls as wool prices fall to lows enabling cheaper manufactured goods and steady profits. In Bradford, combing wool demand is fair with stable prices, more wool in stock, and cautious buyers keeping prices down. Spinners seek higher yarn prices while manufacturers resist, and overall trade activity shows more business but uncertain price gains.

Bradford Maynbers

Birth announced for Cort Hill resident’s newborn son

On the 13th inst the wife of Mr Jacob Unwin of St Peter's Cort Hill bore a son.

Jacob Unwin St. Peter's, Corthill

Marriages at Paris Newark and Peckham, 19th Century Notices

A 5th inst ceremony at the British Embassy in Paris arranges the marriage of Lord Lyndhurst to Georgiana Goldsmith. A 6th inst marriage at Newark Independent Chapel joins Mr G Hawkins of Market-place to Catherine Scott of Bridge-house. On the 11th inst Hannah Brown dies. she is described as a beloved wife of John Brown of Old Broad Street.

Paris Lord Lyndhurst Georgiana Lewis Goldsmith Newark Independent Chapel H. L. Adama G. Hawkins Catherine Scott Clark Bridge-house Beath Peckham Hannah John Brown Old Broad Street

The Patriot Advertiser Notes August 14 1837 London

Printed and published by William Tyler at Bolt Court Fleet Street the Patriot notices advertise advertiser fees and editor communications. Orders for The Patriot are handled by all dealers and booksellers in the United Kingdom.

London William Tyler Bolt Court Fleet-Street VK Kingdom

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