Prices of Consols and Stocks in Dublin Markets
Prices of Consols 3 per Cent Stock 34 per Cent Stock New 34 per Cent Depaisress 34 per Cent or Bank Stock Royal Canal Stock Ballast Office Debenh Hibernian Bank Mining Company of Ireland. High water at London Bridge to borrow. Morning 52 minutes after 12 Evening 16 minutes after 4.
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Royal Canal
Deben' Hibernian Bank
Mining Company of Ireland
Londom Bridge
Wworrow
Lgtadaieny
Russiaz
Hope's
P.c
Rente d’Espag
Royal Spanish
Esp Sen GI
Rente de
Naples
Seee
London
Anglo Mexican Min. Co
Alliance Fire Insurance Company Sane
Bolanos Mining Company
Imp. Min. Co
St. John del Rey
Tanec Acery Int
Cata Blanca
British Iron Mining Company
Columbian Mining Co
Canada Company
Tee General Mining
General Steam Navigation
National Provincial Bank of England
Shiree Provincial Bank of Ireland
Ane
Real del Monte Mining Company
Isa
United Mexican Min. Co
Tee Aexican Company
Eteeeses
Nicholson's Commercial Gazette Tea Trade Report Special
The Saturday March 8 issue promises a full report on the tea trade turmoil against Indian sovereignty allies and rivals. It touts the Gazette as a price current, knowledge register, and defender of the middling and working classes, sold at 7d per visit or 30s 4d per annum at Frerett in London. It claims vast savings for patrons, notes distribution via newsmen, and extra copies to meet demand.
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Nicholson
Commercial Gazette
India
Westminster
Royal Exchange
London
England
Ireland
Scotland
Debate on Corn Laws Split Commons Amid Free Trade Claims
The debate before the House of Commons over repealing the corn laws features Mr. Hume and supporters arguing that lifting duties would reduce food costs domestically and boost British commerce, while Sir James Grattan counters that cheaper food would harm agricultural workers and farm interests. The article notes mixed truths in Grattan’s arguments but critiques his conclusion as flawed.
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House of Commons
Hume
Torrens
Mor Feth
Cray
James Gnanam
Heathcote
Huse
James Gravam
James Garanay
James
Tea trade and stock market notes from London
A London market dispatch reports Consols at 9 1/4, dull money, and Spanish and Portuguese securities trading weak. Tea sales by the East India Company proceed slowly with prices lowering, amid discussions among directors and brokers about continuing the sale and easing trade tensions. Wrecks, Lloyd’s subscriptions, and political notices fill the rest of the page.
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East India Company
Ublic
Lady Pelham
Mexico
Lloyd's
Lloyd’s List
Hatlam
W. Dobson
J. G. Sleap
J. Christie
J. Bishoff
A. Highmore
J.S. Bache
A. Green
W. Penny
India
Repeal of Corn Laws Sparks Labor and Industry Debate
The text discusses contradictions in supporters of corn law repeal, noting claims that removing the laws would ruin agriculture and throw laborers out of work, while others argue farmers could not easily become fabric workers. It condemns the oppressive effects of the corn laws, asserts landlords gain little, and hopes for abolition soon.
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Sir James
Sir Jones
Consert
Refugee crisis and Sardinian politics amid European tensions
Paris dispatch reports Turin correspondence detailing refugees tied to Sardinian policy, calls for crackdown on exiles, police state measures, and intelligence-sharing with Austria and France. It notes King Charles Albert’s troops, press repression, clerical influence, and diplomatic maneuvering as Europe contends with liberal opposition and counterrevolutionary aims.
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Turin
Savoy
Sardinia
Romarino
Switzerland
France
Ancona
Austria
M.l'Ambassadeur
Paris
Piedmont
Charles Albert
M. Cabet
Cour de Cassation
M. Salverte
Francis
Hungary
Metternich
Bertrand
Bonaparte
Napoleon
Letitia
Borghese
Jerome
M. Thiers
M. Conseil
Gerant
M. Arnold Scheffer
M. Conneil
Lyons
Spain
Russia
Belgium
Court of Chancery Lunatic Petition and Appeal Proceedings
This report covers a lunatic petition in the Court of Chancery in Re Routh. The case drew no public interest. An appeal, partly heard from a Vice-Chancellor decision, had arguments resumed by counsel when the reporter departed.
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Routh
Vice-Chancellor's Court Richards Woods Case Abruptly Delayed
This morning the Richards versus Woods cause was called but is expected to occupy the day, so a partial report is withheld until the reporter's departure. The proceedings were not fully detailed in this edition.
Middlesen Sessions. Five Convicted of Uttering Base Coin
Five persons were convicted of uttering base coin and sentenced to imprisonment from five weeks to twelve months. John Jakes and Elizabeth Day, found with ninety nine counterfeit half crowns and ten counterfeit crowns, cohabited in Seymour court Saint Pancras with apparatus for coining found in their room. Counterfeit currency including thirty four counterfeit shillings lay unfinished. Jakes and Day received two years with hard labour and six weeks solitary confinement each year.
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John Jakes
Elizabeth Day
Seymourcourt
Churchway
Saint Pancras
Distressing events and melancholy deaths in London streets
A young woman Jane Smith of Ann street Pentonville leaped from a first floor window causing multiple injuries and later died at St Bartholomew's hospital after recent bereavement. Captain Andrew Patterson Carlisle RN of Wells street died after a suspected selfinflicted throat wound judged a temporary derangement by inquest at Wells street. A razor and penknife were found. the coroner recorded temporary derangement as the verdict.
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Mansfield
Jane Smith
No. 3
Ann Street
Pentonville
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Northumberland Arms
Wellsstreet
Oxford-street
Andrew Patterson Carlisle
Wells-street
Shipping Intelligence French Papers and Paris Dispatches
Shipping news from London and Paris notes arrivals at La Rochelle and Liverpool with ships from Rio Janeiro Sierra Leone Cadiz Messina and Marseilles among others. Paris reports a two month jail term and 2000 franc fine for M Scheffer over a February bank notes affair and mentions budget and tariff debates and a Chamber of Deputies discussion on refugee residence law and military reforms with Creole and Gallican church context.
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LoYn’s
Marcu
Hal
Rio Janeiro
Holyvead
Jolly
Sierra Leone
Liverpool
Manca
Cropper
Charleston
Hope
Grimshire
New York
John Bentley
Robertson
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Sasain
Hair
St. Michael's
Mary
Campbell
Demerara
Elizabeth
Marseilles
Clyde
Isabella
Thompson
Glasgow
Isle of Man
Matthews
Millwood
Ireland
Little Liz
Brazil Bank
Paris
Arnold Scheffer
Court of Assize
M. Conseil
M. Scheffer
Department of the Interior
Ecclesiastical Affairs
Havre
Messager
Marchi
Bordeaux
Belier
Decazeville
Tris
Aveyron
Gironde
England
National
Colonial Markets This Day Report Low Demand Prices Steady
Very limited business in colonial markets yields few materials for the daily report. No improvement in demand or price changes. Holders remain firm. Imports note scant supply with Mauritius Sugar at 495 to 663 id for varied quality. Coffee and other staples show nothing fresh.
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Mauritius
Markets This Day Corn Exchange and Smithfield Sale
The morning market shows liberal supplies across grains with fair samples and thin trade. Wheat sold heavily though prices held, oats dull with prices down a bit, beans and peas slow, flour ample and steady. beef and mutton demand steady, pork waning as season ends, lambs and sheep brisk with good sale, many town and country beasts unsold near London.
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Burley
Smithfield
London
Motton
Seeecccsenvessen
The Tea Sale At India House Auction Delays Continue
Buyers fill the tea sale room as Mr. Bennett seeks remarks from the Court of Directors but is silenced by calls to proceed. The auction opens at 1s 4d and climbs to 1s 5d, with forecasts of two weeks to three weeks more of bidding.
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India House
Bennett
Wareham
Nicholson
Court of Directors
Its
State of Trade and Shipping News Mixed in 19th Century Chronicle
The Hazirax and other markets show flat trade with no price drops, wool and food stocks are unusually low, and brisker demand could push prices up. Halifax, Brack, and Leips markets report varied activity. monarch steamship reaches Leith with good passenger reception. Widespread social notes include gifts to Ducrow and Neptune, and a sensational tale from Corsaire of Toulon detailing brutal wrecks and captures near Africa, with Maltese and Neapolitan passengers.
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Hazirax
HoppersFielp
Peeds
Halifax Express
Herbert Taylor
Windsor Castle
Lord Melbourne
South-street
Grosvenor Square
Marquis of Lansdowne
Lansdowne House
Berkeley Square
Valletort
England
W. E. Gosling
King's College
London
Monarch
Bain
Blackwall
Leith Roads
Edinburgh Observer
Bunn
Ducrow
St. George
Neptune
Toulon
Notre Dame Des Carmes
Lent
Jurcenne
Marseilles
Africa
Boujeia
Bonai
Carcenac
M. Lent
Bonjeia
Bona
Outagor
Rais Hussein Sheik
Col
German Papers Report Road to Lubeck Stalled and Danish Holdouts
Berlin reports the Danish government refuses to permit repairs and Danish veto threatens a steamship route to St Petersburgh. an English iron railroad scheme faced Danish disapproval as funds dwindle, delaying repairs. Rome notes Polish Savoy attempts stir little, Spain tensions rise, Isabella II support questioned, Ancona evacuation debated. Spanish Church prospects worry Romans amid brigandage. Russian frontier dispatches say East affairs settle, France and Britain lose remonstrances, Zea's removal signals movement in court, Russia undecided on recognizing a new government.
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Berlin
Fes
Denmark
Journal de Frankfort
Rome
Fen
Savoy
Piedmont
Spain
Cortes
Zea
France
Isabella II
Ancona
Florence
Bonigtione
Europe
M. Zea
Russia
European Dispatch on Madrid and Istanbul Notables
A dated report notes drift in Madrid with possible ambassadorial departure, while Constantinople observes Ramazan customs. It highlights a minor Galata fire, the Sultan’s public appearances, and planned reforms. Roguish details include later banquet, Prophet’s robe fete absence this year, and regional politics in Bagdad Pachalik observations. Also mentions Rosen’s sword gift to the Porte and arrivals aboard the Regina. Price details from Vienna end the note.
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Madrid
Constantinople
Fes
Galata
Esqui Serat
Sultan Bajazet
Empire
Mahomet
Pachalik
Bagdad
Tiflis
Rosen
Cadi Khan
Prince of
Carignani
Philippe
Vienna
Allgemeine Zeitung
Racing Odds and Hunt Appointments Across Clubs
The report lists horse racing odds at Tattersalls and Oakss with favorites and field bets for Viator Bubastes and others, followed by a long schedule of hunting appointments across numerous hound packs including Inglewood, Sir J Cope, Suffolk and Essex, Brighton Harriers, East Sussex, and many regional packs with meet locations and times through the week. It notes Bubastes decline, Bentley rising, and specific takens for several horses.
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Inglewood
Elephant Inn
Arnstable
Sir J. Cope
Dogmersfield
Mattingley Green
T. Stanley
Brombro’ New Lodge
Upton
G. Wyndham
Eastdean Wood
Rvsford Hill
Aldsworth Bridge
Suffolk and Essex
River’s Hall
Copdock
White Elm
Abbey
Woodbridge
Mr. Portman
Brookside Harriers
Newmarket Hill
Keenes
Felscombe Tye
Hove Harriers
Whitelock Bottom
Erringham
Monckton Beacon
Minster Mills
Chapel Hill
Tickham
Keystreet
Dodington
East Sussex
King's Head
Chailey
Abbot’s Wood
East Dean
Albrighton
Dudmaston
Whiston’s Cross
Chillingon
Mr. Meynell
Whichnor
Catton
Blythbury
Lord Hastings
Picas de Wteaiteelay
Whitehorse Wood
Ticknall
Cottesmore
Colnterworth
Brooks Hall
Uffington Wood
Lord Fitzwilliam
Alconbury Hill
Wansford Toll-bar
Broughton Furze
Sir R. Sutton
Saxilby
Barkworth
Ashley
Cambridgeshire Hounds
Fen Farm
Sutton
Agden Green
Doddington Harriers
Orton’s Thorns
Norwood Farm
Warwickshire Hounds
Gaydon Inn
Epwell White House
Thetford Bridge
B. V.H
Marahul Common
Pulliam
Burton Harriers
Tollerdown Turnpike
Wotton
Mr.a. Smith
Milton
Crowdown Claump
Cowholt Park
Tedworth House
Mr. Horlock
Lucknam
Dauntsey Wharf
Births and marriages and deaths central record
Birth notices from Chingford Holbrooke Farm Brunswick-Square and Limehouse record several births. Marriages include Denis Vaillant to Caroline Rees and Gil bert Batland to Sarah Jane Brant. Deaths note Sir H D Hamilton and James Biddles with ages and locales. Florence remains to England via Robert Plampin. Published by John Ager for Patrick Grant.
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Chingford
Essex
Budd
Holbrooke Farm
Bie Jas. Whitshed
G.C.B
Whitshed
S. Gardom
Hunter-street
Brunswick-Square
P. Gellatly
Limehouse
Lambeth
Denis Amedee Vaillant
Paris
Caroline
Rees
Clapham
Edmonton Church
Gilbert Batland
Ringmore
Devon
Sarah Jane
John Brant
Lower Edmonton
Marylebone Church
Edward Roberts
Bath
Margaret Keith
Gangser
J. Andrew
Goamalty
Engal
Bargany
H. D. Hamilton
North Berwick
James Biddles
Bishopsgate Street- Without
Westerham
Kent
James Bishop
High-street
Southwark
Ryde
Isle of Wight
E. Cannon
Chapel Royal
St. James's
Florence
Robert Plampin
White
England
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DUB
al America
Sas
Halifax
Brazil
Jamaica
Ae Bueno
Leeward Island
Carthegena
Lisbon
Oblin
Malta
Flanders
Oexico
Guemeey
Jerney
Waterford
Aeae
EU Rolland Seer
Rogers
Earitey
Parkin
Crue
Lloyd's Books
Portsmouth
W.N.W
Milward
Isle of Maun
Consols
Tag Union
Bow-street
Middlesex
George Phillips
Halls
Chelsea Friendly Association
White Hart
King’s Road
Sussex
Thorvaldsen
Frankfort
Stockholm
Konigsberg
Bayonne
Villa Real
Portugal
Carlos
St. Sebastian
Guernica
Espartera
Zumalacarregui
Eraza
Olague
Arun
Lorennzo
Oraa
Estella
Reneal
Warnham
Twining
Varnham
Travers
Mascu
LAW Intelligence
Court OF Chancery
Richards
Woods
Sir William Curtis, Bart
Maron
Chamber OF Deputies
Sirine
M. Dupin
Gaillard de Kerbertin
Moniteur
Marshal Soult
Sentinelle Des Pyrénees
M. Burgos
Quesada
Pampeluna
Butron
Saint Sebastian
Galignani
State OF Trade
Sporting 3
Tattersall
Riddlesworth
Mr. Gully
Lord Tavistock
Lord Jersey
Oatlands
Walker
Anne
Aakeend Evelaniis
Yorkshire
Bubastes
Bentley
Olympic
Comet
Glencoe
Kate
Watt
Yates
Mr. Batson
Duke of Cleveland
Duke of Grafton
Mr. Gardner
Mr. Walker
Mr. Mills
Colonel Peel
Rosalie
Mr. Vansittart
Mr. Greville
Pickle
John Ager
Patrick Grant
Strand
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