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GTEAM TO DUBLIN FROM PLYMOUTH AND FALMOUTH
Announcement of departure for Dublin with Captain J. P. Campbell in 513 ton barque with 160 horsepower engines. Moorings off Union stairs near the Tower on Sunday February 16 at two o'clock. Instructions for sending horses carriages and packages to Dublin Steam-packet Wharf. Offices listed for forwarding small packages at 3s 6d. Also includes dental ads for mineral succedaneum and Blair's Goat and Rheumatic Pills, with vendor details and prices. Then a song excerpt The PEEPING FAMILY by the PEEPING FAMILY with Warren's Blacking advertisement.
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Bank of England Corrects Liabilities and Assets Listing
Clerical error fixed in the Bank of England Gazette. The corrected account shows liabilities and assets for the average of the latest three months ending February 4. Circulation £18,377,000 and deposits £14,086,000. securities £24,762,000 and bullion £9,964,000, totaling £32,463,000.
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Coroner's Inquest Omits Cause in Three Drownings
An inquest at the Black Boy Bermondsey street heard how Henry Searle, William Parrott, and William Hills drowned after an excursion that night through fog toward the Thames. The witness described a fatal stumble under a cross bar at a passage into the river. Verdict: accidentally drowned. Parish plans include a stronger barrier and a new national school project nearby.
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Court News highlights slow progress in Chancery appeal and property suit
Court of Chancery resumed arguments in an appeal from a decision by the Master of the Rolls regarding a deed of trust between Admiral Hunter and Alderman Atkins. The article notes the case may take time and postpones detailed particulars while proceedings continue. Also covered are London sittings of the Court of King’s Bench and a Common Pleas action Roote v Warren about damages for covenants to repair and maintain a manor house in Essex, with a verdict for the plaintiff for damages.
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S WAFFHAM SPRING COURSING MEETING RESULTS FOR THE CUP
Sporting report received this day details a series of races at Swaffham with numerous victors. Indian defeats Rustic for Burroughes. Mortimer over Mariner. Beppo over Iago. Ada over Highlander. Ida over Robin Hood. Hotspur over August. Maria over Icy. Annette over Hyacinth. Matches show Marksman over Rifleman. Alonzo over Hudibras. Brutus over Inigo. Ada over Blunt. Hugo over Imogene. Artist over Acchus.
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Colonial Markets Today Show Mixed Prospects for Holders
Market notes indicate limited current demand and light imports. Sugar, refined goods, and coffee show varied prices with occasional brisk sales. rum, pepper, and saltpetre auctions saw steady to rising prices. Fish, linseed oil, and whale products reflect active trade and firm to higher rates amid strong deliveries.
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Shipping Intelligence from Orr Coven and ports mix
Shipping news lists arrivals at Orr Coven Cowes Barston Liverroo and River along with vessels from Mauritius New York Oporto Lisbon Nawhez Yarmouth N.S. Trieste Bordeaux Bombay Savannah Messina Dun kirk Calais Denia Gibraltar Leghorn Havannah Jamaica and more. City officials and MPs held interviews with Viscount Althorp at the Treasury while legal and political notes follow amid public tax seizures in Marylebone.
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House of Commons Session Notes on Trustees and Dissenters
The House sat with the Speaker in the chair. Lord Landon moved to bring in a bill to better light Liverpool with oil gas. Mr Warburton urged a bill to prevent escheat when trustees feloniously mismanage property, citing Mr Hatchett and Mr Fauntleroy cases. Dissenters petitions pressed civil rights, births and marriages registration, burial grounds, and exemption from church rates. Tithes and litigation concerns dominated, with debates on Lord Tenterden’s Act and proposed reforms. The session adjourned after a long list of petitions and notices.
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