Contempt for Bank Monopoly Sparks National Bank Debate
A Dundee editorial clash critiques Westminster Review and True Law for backing a national bank plan. It cites Ricardo as the source, questions bank note vs mortgage value, and argues money should be state supervised due to its central role in commerce and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee Advertiser
Westminster Review
True Law
Bank of England
Dundee
True Sun
Ricardo
Scotland
Debate on National Bank and money reform fuels crossfire
The article argues money should be regulated by national property through a regulated national bank. It condemns private money issuance, supports commissioners under the House of Commons, and calls to abolish usury laws. It cites crime drops, mocks Radical links to crime, and criticizes the current cabinet and Lord Joan Russett amid a Glasgow Political Union petition on bishops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Dundee Advertiser
Joan Russett
House of Lords
Lord Rapxor
Glasgow
Parliament Debates on Church Act and Septennial Reform
The House debated repeal of Clanville Act, Indian Church Temporalities aid, and a possible grant in commendam for bishoprics. The Commons considered Highways labour clauses, then Tennyson’s Septennial Act repeal proposal, with a division on the previous question by 213 to 164. The China Trade Bill moved to committee. Stage-carriage Act Amendment likewise in committee. adjourned after 1:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
Mr. Stanley
Lord Howick
Justice and Reason
Treasury-bench
Althorps
Duke of
Wellinchton
Warterrorp
Ecclesiastical Commissioners of
Ireland
Earl Gary
Lord Rosse
Duke of Compertaxp
Archbishop of
Dostin
Marquis of
Lanspawne
Lord Cuancetror
House of Commons
H. Handley
Copsett
Lord Grey
Home
House
Shipping Losses Rise From Boisterous Weather Affects Vessels
Reports from Newfoundland dated July 2 describe nine ships wrecked at sea with significant loss of life. Cape of Good Hope papers to May 4 offer little new, while Lisbon and Oporto cables reach the port. Hamburg markets show price gains in coffee sugar pepper, with Spanish bonds and Portuguese scrip active. Consols move on settlement, with quotes near 90.4 to 90.7 for August, others mixed as markets digest foreign funds and local defaulter news.
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Newfoundland
Cape of Good Hope
Lisbon
Oporto
Hamburgh
London
Liverpool
Stock Exchange
Markets This Day Corn Exchange Report
The morning market showed abundant supplies and lingering stock from last week, leaving arrivals steady. Wheat and barley sold heavily at lower prices with limited buyer attendance, while figures list Harvey, Malt, Gaza English 6890, 950 Irish 150, and other foreign entries 550.
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Corn Exchange
Gaza
Fresh meat prices at Newgate and Leadenhall market
A plentiful supply of all meat types now in season with brisk demand. No turkeys or sucking pigs available. Beef 4s 4d to 4s 0d, Veal 4d per lb, Pork 3s 6d to 3s, Lamb price ranges, Geese 4s 6d to 6s, overall favorable weather aiding butchers and poulterers.
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Newgate and Leadenhall
Colonial Markets This Day Report on Colonial Produce Prices
No major news from colonies. cotton prices rise sharply in Liverpool due to high consumption. Raw sugar steady at full prices. Barbadoes gains 6d to 1s per hundredweight. Yellow Havana coffee and home consumption coke price trends noted. jets offered at 2d above sale prices. Dutch butter and Irish dairy prices listed. Yellow candle futures to arrive at 45s 0d per cwt.
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Esterday
Liverpool
Lucan
Barbadoes
Limerick
Cork
Waterford
London Civic Leader Criticized Over Antisemitic Attacks
A correspondent condemns Sir Peter Laurie for jeering at Jews, saying the London civic chair should not spread calumnies against a defenseless community and avoid propagating falsehoods amid recent disgraceful displays by the city’s chief magistrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Laurie
Debate on Irish police, tithes, and juries in Parliament
A lengthy discussion in the House of Commons centers on an Irish petition from Monaghan about tithe enforcement, police conduct, and alleged outrages. MPs consider jury impartiality in the North, potential inquiries, and the need for cheaper, fairer law. The debate touches on Gallbraith’s report, alleged coercion, and calls for investigations and reform.
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House OF Commons
Littleton
Monaghan
Auchnamunay
Litleton
Serjeant Perrin
Grey
Serjeant
Perr
Galbraith
William Gossett
Dublin Castle
Mr. Littleton
Mr. Galbraith
Ireland
England
Mr. L.’s
Cavan Pany
Finn
Carricksock
Dublin
Chapman
Verner
Dwyer
Percival
O’dwyer
Perceval
Enniskillen
N. P. O’gorman
Orangemen
Otleman
Trelend
P. Bellew
Tom
Scotland
Edinburgh
Edinby
Orange Party
Si King
Psi
Sheil
Watley Perrin
Insolvent Debtor Case and Discharge in Law Intelligence
In Insolvent Debtors Court Commissioner Law heard Thomas Creswick on a petition noting a 128 poll payment with no acknowledgment. The schedule listed a Howe, and the commissioner discussed landlords, leases, and debts. The insolvent was discharged after consideration of arrears and related claims, with adjournment sine die in a separate contempts matter.
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Commissioner Law
Thomas Creswick
Howe
Byilliam Patterson
Court of Chancery
Beni Cooper
Police Court Frays on Marlborough Street and Queen Square
Report of a drunken and disorderly woman named Margaret before Mr Dyer, with questions on living and marriage. Ed ward Bud, accused of theft and intoxication after delaying a beating, and private soldier Edward Rumbail linked to stolen funds. A boy from Infants court, nine years old, warned for begging and charged with theft, and William Kent, a respectable youth aged 16 to 17, charged with stealing a cloak and spoons, remanded after hidden items found in a cage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlborough Street
Margaret
Drury-lane
Edward Rumbail
Walter
Feathers
Grosvenor-place
Coe
Middlesex Sessions
Queen-Square
W. Ting
John Miano
Mr. White
William Kent
Robert Aptos
York-street
Westminster
Upton
Erroneous telegraphic report unsettles readers at Dog and Partridge
A fragmentary note recalls a sick society anniversary at the Dog and Partridge in Middleton with a lively dinner and music, while an unrelated misprint and copy errors circulate in the current week’s report. The piece ends noting the Bolton Chronicle’s printing by J. Fathick Grant at 366 Strand, London.
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Dog
King-street
Middleton
Bolton Chronicle
JO i Fathick Grant
Strand
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Josefa Home
R.cullan Feacesson
C. Tennyson
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