Financial instrument listings and mining company notes
A dense list of bonds and loans including Five per Cents, Four per Cents, and Royal Spanish Loan alongside mining concerns such as Anglo Mexican, Bolanas Mining, and Canadian Mining Co. Shipping and banking names appear with destinations like London, Dublin, Hamburg, and Buenos Aires. Trade names and issuers span Brazil, Spain, Ireland, and Mexico, reflecting a broad market summary.
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Royal Spanish Loan
d’Espagne
Naples
Cceey
London
Sual Anglo Mexican Min. Co
Issa Allsampe Fire Insurance
Bolanas Mining Company
Brazilian National
Imp
St. John del Rey
Fe Pan Reron Mining Company
Columbian Mining Co
Usned Canada Company
s.General Mining Association
General Steam Navigation Co
National Provincial Bank of E
Provincial Bank of Ireland
Real del Monte Mining Compa United Mexican Min. Co
High Water at Loydon Sidge Tomorrow
A historical item notes high water at Loydon Sidge for tomorrow with morning and evening stages. The piece mentions a donation to Mr. Dean, late of the Police, and references editions of the True Sun and reports on parliamentary proceedings with praise for Extraordinary Discourse in the Tac Lux, urging proprietors to receive support.
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European News Notes From Naples to Lyons
Foreign papers arrive with scant interest while Naples reports Bourmont voyage from Malta and carnival energy across Italy. Bavarian states convoked March first as Mehemet Ali forces rout insurgents at the Red Sea and 3,000 Turks switch sides. Spain unsettled with Don Carlos likely entry. Valdez and Quesada mass near Vittoria to threaten Madrid. Lyons sees silk workers strike. French refugees confined for embarkation. Paris notes political intrigues, seizures, and a rising law debate around Thiers and customs policy.
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Court of Assizes
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France and Britain in uneasy accord over court intrigues
The letter describes French Doctrinaires and Prince Pozzo di Borgo negotiating with Bowring as tensions rise over state trials and proposed reforms. Lyons silk workers face harsh duties and inflation while Marseilles stirs and Madrid reports a duke’s death. Resignations loom as ministers cling to power amid pension and budget disputes.
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Bordeaux
France
Dr. Bowring
Prince Pozzo di Borgo
Johnny Bull
Great Britain
Prince Pozzo
Messrs. Poulet Thomason and Co
la Quotidienne
le National de
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M. Persil
Lyons
7Th Light Infantry
Marseilles
Grenobie
M. Cabet
Madrid
Duke de San Fernando
Sarsfield
Morillo
Challenger questions standard and True Sun motives
The passage critiques a weekly column, arguing the Champion misstates and applies terms like chivalrous devotion to truth and integrity to the Standard and True Sun. It asks readers to define where wariness ends and indiscretion begins in praising an opponent.
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Market and Money Rates Mixed in City Exchange News
The article reports steady coffee and dull colonial markets, with prices firm due to natural positions. Money market is lively as Bank of England funds boost Consols to around 89.9 to 90.4, Spanish Cortes rising, Portuguese Regency firm, and broader gains in English securities. Shipping notes list arrivals from Waterford, Swan River, Macao, Weymouth, and Leghorn with multiple vessels.
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Consola
Tedia
Cortes
Areigher
Stock Exchange
Colonial Markets and Parish Turmoil Across Coastal Towns
Colonial markets show heavy drug sales and firm prices with sugar and coffee movements noted. In St Mary’s fields a vestry clash draws police presence as residents seek a vestry-keeper and plan to appeal to Parliament. Leith Shipowners oppose any equalization of colonial and Baltic timber duties, arguing it harms British shipping and North American trade.
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Bengal
Corree
St. Alban’s Head
Poole
Swanage
Hampshire
St. Martin’s
Simpson
Colonel Evans
Leith Shipowners’ Society
J. Duncan
Duncan
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America
Court of Chancery and King’s Bench Case Notes
Part heard appeal on ey lien issue with Pepys on respondent side and Sir William Horne advancing argument. King’s Bench action on policy involves vessel captured by blockade near Buenos Ayres and a special verdict agreed subject to court opinion.
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F. Pollock
Court awards 4000 pounds in criminal conversation case
In a Common Pleas action against Captain Jones, the plaintiff coal merchant sued for compensation for criminal conversation with his wife aboard the ship to Mauritius. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff, awarding damages of 4001.
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Messrs. Balmano and Co
Mauritius
Hammersmith
Old Bailey Sessions Start with 242 Prisoners for Trial
The Old Bailey sessions opened with Mr. Serjeant Arabin presiding and 242 prisoners arraigned. Burglary, housebreaking, theft of sheep and cattle, and highway robbery are among the major charges. Ann Pugh and Mary Adlam pleaded guilty to stealing silver plate. Rompkins charged with burglary and theft from a dwelling, found guilty and sentenced to death.
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Serjeant Arabin
Aron Garney
Justice Park
Justice Patteson
Ann Pugh
Mary Adlam
Rompkins
Godfrey Dommett
Saint Dunstan
Panama
Ion
Old Woman Mary Danvers Appears Before Magistrate
A venerable Mary Danvers, 84, described as Edinburgh-born with a traveling livelihood, was brought before Mr. Gregorie after being found ill on a Rochester doorstep. She walked from Highgate to see Mr Thorne, hopes her husband is alive, and was sent to the overseer with a note.
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Gregorie
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St. Margaret's
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Thorne
Pension List split amid motion on February vote
A record of division on Mr Harvey's motion to appoint a select committee to study each grant in the Pension List, with lists of the majority and minority members across England and Scotland. The roll includes prominent names and peers, noting the alignment of many with Sir Robert Peel and the parliamentary split that followed.
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Robert Peel
Jose
Daniel Whittle Harvey
Morrison
Ipswich
Maxwell
Andreas
Beggar of Bethnal Green hailed as Knowles's finest production
A lengthy theatre review praises Mr Knowles for his Beggar of Bethnal Green at a prominent venue. The piece lauds the acting, stagecraft, and additions by Knowles that deepen its pathos and truth. It notes the play’s success amid enthusiastic audience reaction and promises fuller coverage tomorrow.
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