Money Market and Gold Discoveries Across the Empire
The Money Market shows improved Home Funds with higher prices and buoyant tone, while Foreign Market remains steady. Bombay accounts are satisfactory and a gold find in Port Phillip district is confirmed, with rich ore yields and widespread deposits. additional finds reported in Upata near the Amnare River. Royal stock prices and railway shares rise amid cautious turnover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Overland Express
West Indies
Sydney
New South Wales
Port Phillip
California
Guiana
Upata
Amnare
Bolivar
Enog Ayres
Grenada
Venezuela
Caledonian
Eastern Counties
Great Western
Great Northern
London and Brighton
Blackwall
North-Western
South-Western
Midland Counties
North Staffordshire
South Eastern
Dover
York and
North Midland
Boulogne and Amiens
Northern of France
Dia
Orleans
Bordeaux
Paris
Rouen
Havre
Sambre and
Meuse
A Visit to Stoke Caunce Great Day at Stoke Church
Sunday at Stoke Church marked a major shift with a new curate leading a reformed liturgy. The service featured chant, vestments, and a litany as Mr Flower and two curates accompanied by Mr Oliver and the rector directed prayers, readings, and communion. The piece notes a strong choir and admonitions about duties for women and the Dorcas charity call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoke Caunce
Stoke Church
Tegalerly
Flower
Mr. Oliver
Oliver
Mr. Flower
Macdonald
Proctor
St. Stephen's
Regent’s Canal
March
Messrs
Thomas Paul
Glore
Redves
Thomas Barr
Nanessea
Creonic
Clergy Relief Bill Opposed by Various Parties
A group led by supporters of Rev. James Shore urges rejection of the Clergy Relief Bill now before Parliament. They argue it threatens civil liberties, misapplies the Toleration Act, and imposes penalties on seceding clergymen including deprivation from church benefits, excommunication, and barred seating in Parliament. They propose a Declaratory Act as an alternative and urge assistance for Shore’s costs. A note on reviving Shrewsbury Show follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shore
Exeter
Shore
House of Commons
Bhore
Mr. Shore
Court of Queen's Bench
United Church of England and Ireland
Church of Christ
England
Clanas
Church of England
Queen's
Reason II
Petition by Birmingham Women Against Slavery to Queen
The Ladies Anti Slavery Society of Birmingham calls on the Queen to intensify action against the African Slave trade. They urge Brazil and Spain to honor treaties, promote free labour cotton, and exclude slave produced goods from the Royal household. Copies of the memorial with signature sheets are available at T. and W. Southall, Birmingham.
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England
Anti-Slavery Society
Birmingham
Great Britain
Brazil
Spain
Cuba
United States
T. and
W. Southall
Ball Street
East Decree and London drive joint stock plan in Galway
East Decre, Tolworth Gloucestershire agriculturalist, joins London men to form a joint stock company to buy the 200000 acre Martin estate at Galway. Also notes on Kilkenny mayor Dr Dane urging clergy and press to oppose secret political associations. Describes parliamentary crowd scenes and a clergy driven election scandal in Tarn. A strong earthquake shocks Poulton lo Fylde.
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East Decre
Tolworth
Gloucestershire
London
Martin
Galway
Leinster Express
Dane
Kilkenny
Hopson
Parliament
George
Heep
Granby
Brackley
Bentinck
Burghley
Chandos
Hamilton
Speaker
Lundyfoot
Charles Russell
Bajazet
Marius
Carthage
Napoleon
St. Helena
Louis Phillippe
Bill Smith
Tarn
Mage
Party of Order
Party of Disorder
Friends of Order
Poulton-lo-Fylde
Free Assembly Addresses Tests in Highlands Schools
The Free Church Assembly resumed on Wednesday May 90 debating abolishing University Tests. Dr Fleming urged removal as the tests excluded dissenters and disciplined the conscience of Presbyterians. Amendments sought to preserve Confession subscription while ending tests for professors, with a majority voting to petition for abolition. The day also covered building titles and a Colonial Committee report before noting a later open session on Mr Macbeth’s Glasgow case.
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Highlands
M'Kay
Synodus
Presbyteriea
S Committee
Thas
Fleming
Gibson
Gray
Perth
Free Church
Cusningham Gavo
Begg
Colonial Committee
General Assembly of the
Glasgow
Ayr
Macbeth
Religious shifts and chapel reopenings reported in Manchester area
The Perth Courier notes Rev E H Nonan resigns at Dade Chapel Manchester while Rev Andrew Gray of Perth slated for the Free Church College chair. The Methodist New Connexion meets at Dudley with Rev P T Gilton elected President and member gains. Leeds and London chapels announce reopenings and festival highlights with missionary talks and a stone foundation for a new chapel. Fire damage at Livesroot and a London post office plan accompany generous 19th century charity receipts from New York missions totaling over 1 million dollars.
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E. H. Nonan
Dade Chapel
Manchester
Perth Courier
Andrew Gray
Perth
Dr. Chalmers
Free Church College
New Connexton
Methodist New Connexion
Dudley
P. T. Gilton
Ashton under-Lyne
G. L. Robinson
Longton
Beronave Coaret
Lexus
G. W. Conder
Leeds
Leeds Mercury
Battersea Chapel
Prince
Africa
J. M. Soule
Baptist Irish Society
Joseph Tritton
Key. W. Groser
F. Trestrail
Ireland
Castlegate
Berwick
W. D. Knowles
William Ayre
Morpeth
J. G. Rogers
Newcastle
Samuel Goodall
Durham
Loxpox Axp Norte Westens
Wolverton
Livesroot
Messrs. Pearson and Co
New York
Tract Society
Baptist Do
Delon Siberl
Scripture predictions on papal power and prophecy
The article discusses Fleming and Thomas Scott predicting the fall of Papal dominion and the pouring out of vials upon the antichristian empire. It notes Scott’s 1809 commentary asserting revolutions and desolation would unfold by mid century, with France and Europe as part of a broader prophecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming
Thomas Scott
France
Ras
Babylon
God
Mr. Scott
Bonaparte
St. John
Medals for Peninsular veterans reviewed by Duke in Hyde Park
A 2000 pensioners review in Hyde Park aimed at presenting medals to many Peninsular veterans. The Duke of Wellington attended in plain clothes, and names were read aloud in his presence as part of the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde-pack
Duke of Wellington
Joux Muitroner
Neptune
Deas
Bermuda
John Mitchel
Cape of Good Hope
Mitchel
Cape
Kildallon
Ireland
Cheshire
Messrs. Churton
Liverpool
Parkgate
Great Neston
Cannon-street
St. Thomas the Apostle
Queen-street
Dowgate‘hill
Watling-street
St. Paul's
Lincoln Mercury
Ryhall
Stamford
Casterton
Thomson Hankey
The
Benevolent Department
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Money Market
Mendey
Shrewsbury
Henry IV
Chester Govrent
Free Assembly OF the Church OF Scotland
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