Second Edition City Closing Prices and Market Funds
The page lists closing prices as of four o'clock for Bank Stock at 216 Bank St and Consols, along with various foreign funds and bonds. It includes values for British, Portuguese, Peruvian, Prussian, Austrian, Belgian, Brazilian, Buenos Ayres, Colombian, Spanish, Russian, and other securities, plus shares in Real del Monte and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank St
Consola
Kuyera
Cansdla
Uridan
South Sea
India St
Ditto
Scrip
Buenos Ayres
Hilian
Daniss.ee
Wurta
Brat Pitty Vee
Insolvency Declarations and Listed Bankrupts in London Gazette
The London Gazette lists insolvency declarations and a long roster of bankrupts including builders maltsters inn keepers glass-dealers oil and colourmen grocers brewers rectifiers drapers ship owners scriveners veterinarians surgeons carpet manufacturers and coal merchants from locations such as Farnham Haunton High Wycombe Welbeck Street Whitechapel Bishop Wearmouth Carmarthen Manchester Bristol Norfolk Newport Isle of Wight Finsbury Kidderminster and Worcester among others in a formal 19th century record of debt resolutions and discharged or unsettled estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird
Farnham
Southampton
Iward Mousley
Haunton
Staffordshire
Henry Gransdale
High Wycombe
Berkshire
James Jay
Welbeck Street
Cavendish Square
Ap Ulsterer
Henrys Jacobs
Lewis Jacobs
Mansell-street
Svudman’s-Fields
Charles Perereal
Whitechapel
High-street
Oil and Colourman
Thomas Benson
South-place
Finsbury
Veterinary Theron
Jubert Shaw
Lame Regis
Norfolk
Virinay Buckell
Newport
Isle of Wight
Fox
Manchester
Prince Cooke
Kidderminster
Jasper Fletcher
George Frederick Pattison
Bosiers
Jenoett Braddeck
Chestergate
Cheshire
John Fletcher Corbett
Worcester
Petitions and private bills debated in the Lords
The Lords heard petitions from various groups including the Saviour’s Society, Protestant dissenters, and local parish interests opposing or seeking relief on church and poor law matters. The Duke of Richmond moved to bar private bills after March and April reports, and the session adjourned after tabling answers to sewers reports and reading the Turnsike Acts Continuation Bill a third time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Lords
Earl of Shaftesbury
Kenyon
Mt. Saviour’s
Moorgate
Lord Rooney
Rapa
Northampton
Hillier
Dacke
Ishhy-de-la-Zouche
Shaftesbury
Lokoontpuizu
Duke of
Beesac
Commons
Libel Law Reform Debate in House of Commons
In the House of Commons the debate centers on reforming the law of libel to curb its harsh penalties and allow freer discussion. Proponents argue truth should be a defense and public opinion should guide judgments, while critics warn against excessive sensationalism and the risk to private character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmbertur St. Alban
Hut
Uber
Ihi
Cf Vtyrian
Mabey
Jude
Barbestbile
Fis Gidneriioe
Nerwich
Beth
Tibet
Maper
Setishaeticn
Ellis Abe
Durkana
Geneni
Dibel
Judes
Utterias
Pachlbroe
Lyon
O Connell Proposes Libel Reform and Jury Rights
Mr O Connell calls for changes to libel law to level libel and slander penalties, curb criminal informations, and limit crown reply. He outlines public and private libel distinctions, accessory liability, grand jury indictments, and special juries while critiquing current King’s Bench procedures and proposing safeguards for press liberty.
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True Sun
Hunt
Mr. O'Connell
Oieo
Oman
Lutas
Lord Ellenborough
Govan
Tral
Court of King’s Bench
King’s Bench
Iullii
Court of King's Bench
O'Connell
Cohen
Connell
The Whig Ledger and Trade Notes From London
A long column shares weathered notices from Liverpool and Bathley. It covers a fire at Upton’s Wellington Street home, court charges against James Percival, a wage sale misfortune, unrest over the corn laws, and the opening of China trade talks. Also noted are slave revolts in Martinique, a labourer’s heir windfall, municipal elections, and a royal commission on poor laws. The report cites the Vernon Chronicle and a Hartwood express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cie Idablv
Liverpool
Woallmer
Hart
Ty Express
Bert Loddon
Waiauent
Gare Shaverpoul
Vernon
Poe
Batley Car
Trar Wuddersfield
Court of Chancers
Malifarka Press
Martinique
Glastow
George the Martyr
Duke of Clarete Yavern
London Road
James Percival
Mgr
My. Percival
Chatematt
Percival
Qvertown
Cambusnethan
Larkhall
Ea Hare
Joh Sita
Elstaw
Huntour Gazette Herders
Gotdie Tha Sayononak
Scotch Court of Sessions
Crown and Anchor
Commons
Lords
Bloomsbury
St.George
Finsbury
Pire
Upton
Wellington-street
Bribalion
Ure
Athiamee
San Pire
Mrr. P. Thomson
Dr. Bowring
China
City of London
Partic Wael
Nanton
Anca
Wave Cent
John Horsley Dalmer
Uite
East India Company
India
East India House
Indian
London
Calcutta
Canton
Corn Laws and French Wheat Prices Across Regions
A Times analysis compares Paris London and several French towns showing Paris wheat and bread cheaper than London while wages rise. It notes Paris flour costs 29s per English sack, London 50s, and bread costs differ by weight. It concludes French real wages surpass UK wages, despite food price declines since 1832 harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
France
Nantes
Arras
Lavour
Haguenau
Sables d'Olonne
Chartres
Dunkirk
United Kingdoms
United Kingdom
Grand Musical Festival to be Held in Westminster Abbey
Sir George Smart reports Majesty’s views on a grand Westminster Abbey festival to be staged in late June and early July, featuring four daytime concerts with new instruments and orchestral advances. Committees from Royal Society of Musicians and allied societies will organize, with noble patrons, to honor Handel and honor deserving artists neglected by aristocratic taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Humane Society of Musicians
George Smart
Westminster Abbey
Handel
Haydn
Mozart
Beethoven
Weber
Royal Society of Musicians
New Musical Fund Society
The
Choral Fund Society
Geo. Smart
Board of Works
Navy Estimates Debate Sparks 1830s UKwide cuts
The debate on naval reductions centers on a 20 percent cut in four years with additional plans to trim dockyard labour and half-pay, while officers defend merit-based promotions and warn against weakening Britain’s fleet as European tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Graham
Duke of Wellington
von Urat
Naval Service
Amajesty
Ollige
Wellingtom
United Kingdom
His
Sue
Mer
Syeay
Phe
Goble Dake
Europe
Rugland
Leen
Trae
Dinme
Baronet
Ue Anny
Mr. Hume
Han
Younkers
Pnto
Althorp
Hume
Middlesex
James Graham
Aghaste
Beers
Tie
Merber
Admiralty Department
J. G
Avitheman
Bie Osiy J. G
J.surinnam
Graham
Isa
George Frederick Young
Uder Peenhor
CL Plar Fergusson
Hus Hen
Frend
Bon
Mr. C. F
Furpe
Flis
Brod
Also Mentioned on This Page
Real del Monte
London Gazette
House OF Commons
Sprake
Court of Chancery
Alderman Wood
Guest
Miro de Wasos
Stafind
Aarwick
Carrickfergus
Miro Pollock
Voassat Council
Au Treland
Oavings
AL Haring
Sie
West India
Baring
Twu Han
Menbera
Fes