Imperial Bank of London seeks public finance and proprietors
The Imperial Bank of London announces a large capital of 10,000,000 pounds sterling to be raised from investors. Details on objects and plans are available from W. Short, No 3 Newman's Court, Cornhill, with letters post-paid. The release promotes other banking and commercial offerings and lists numerous publications and goods advertised in the issue.
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W. Short
Newman's Court
Cornhul
Imperial Bank of London
A.oldridge
Columbia
Oldridge
Wellington-street
Strand
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Bank of England
Ank
England
Bank of Foyland
London
House of Commons
Bank of France
Duke of Wellington
Earl of Ripon
Ripon
Artess
Bank of Basing
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Bear in the Lyme garden spooks local family alarmed
The Cunningham family at Fairfield Cottage Lyme reported a bear sighting in their garden on Tuesday night. The creature approached windows, broken panes followed, and despite a search by magistrates, watchmen, and armed men, the animal was not found. The incident sparked talk of natural or supernatural visitation as prints of claws remained.
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W. F. Cunningham
Fairfield Cottage
Lyme
Brain
Sir William
Aximinster
Sherborne
Berks
Allan Cunningham
Burns
Cunningham
Dumfries
Atheneum
Duke of
Leuchtenberg
Braganza
Ortugal
Lisbon
Eugene Beauhardvis
Josephine
Don Pedro
Donna Maria
Duke of Leuchtenberg
Tut
St. Giles
Camberwell
William Hall
High-street
Peckham
John Cooper
Havil-street
Amberwell
Samuel Hulmer
Camberwell-grove
John Pallar
Grove-lane
Hall
Ventry-Hall
Dover Bill debate in Lords and Bank Charter Bill outline
The Lords debated the Dover Bill with the Lord Chancellor urging committee and uniting to pass clauses. Discussions followed on the Bank Charter Bill, detailing notes as legal tender, deposit banks, and capital terms, with opposition from Wellington and Wynford and support from Ripon and the Chancellor.
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London
Marquis of Lansdowne
Bank of England
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England
Crown
Westminster
Anne
George II
Lord Bexley
Ening
House of Commons
George the Third
Nny
Earl Grey
Earl of Rosslyn
Lord Western
Duke of Wellington
Viscount Melbourne
Nottingham
Lord Aock Lane
Lord Meecourse
Insolvency and military promotions in Gazette of 1833
War Office notices list numerous promotions by purchase across regiments, including Lt. Levett to Captain and Forester to Captain, with many adjutants and lieutenants named. Also declarations of insolvency, bankruptcies, dividends, certificates, and dissolutions of partnerships, plus a long list of individuals and firms affected.
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War Office
3D Regiment of Light
T. Levett
Viet Richardson
Cornet
Baring
Purchase
Levett
W. Unett
Lotnight
HE Petre
Oway
W.H. Beresford
12Th Light Dragoons
C. R. W. Forester
Bird
Cornet A. Peyston
Forester
R. Needham
Peyton
Tator Grenadier Regiment of Foot
C. G. Stuart
Douglas
Blake
Macdoongall
Foot
W. Thorpe
Airey
Sith Foot
O'Reatley
Walker
Norris
Wm. Atkin
Budgeon
Reres
J. Cockburn
Boyle
KR. F. Orde
Cockburn
Yad Foot
J. H. Walker
36Th Regiment
A. Anderson
Towan
A. M.grigor
Usarracnep
Hoo. R. Boyle
79Th Regiment
Osprtat
J. Erly
West Indies
Baxter
A. Halliday
Erly
Memonaspem
M'Gregor
Price of Sugar in Britain August 1833
The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, based on weekly returns, stands at thirty six shillings and fourpence per hundredweight as of August 20 1833, excluding customs duties on imports into Great Britain.
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Great Britain
New Lighthouse at Gatteville Point Near Barfleur Nears Completion
Report describes the nearly finished light house at Gatteville Point with a 250 foot total height, a 49 step winding stair, and 210 foot masonry shaft. It also details Quebec port ship arrivals and emigrant totals, noting Canada settlement slowdowns and taxes, plus Russia bans Arabian Nights and local tax disputes, an inquest into Mrs. Littlewood’s accidental death, and morgue records in France for 1831 and 1832.
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Barfleur
Quebec
Canada
New York
St. Petersburgh
Russia
Professor Habicht
Christ Church
Beaufort Arms
Anne Littlewood
John Littlewood
Wood-lane
D’s Bush
Bird
Hammersmith
Notting Hill
Bri. Littlewood
France
Ising
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Houlston and Son
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St. Paul's
Pilby
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Oxford-street
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