Financial market snapshot and trade notes of the day
The report details stock exchanges opening, Consols and Portuguese bonds, and limited activity in money markets. It notes the Smithfield cattle-market move to Islington, discussions on duties for East and West India produce, and Barings’ involvement in a disputed bill. It mentions arrivals from China and St Helena, with minor changes in Spanish and Portuguese securities and general market calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baniayse
Flanders
Stock Exchange
Consolsi
Lew Yoremaicn
Ward
Ind
Lloyd’s Books
Smithfield
Islington
Coke
Holkham
Norfolk
Faulkner
West India
Messrs
Baring
Barings
China
St. Helena
Cape of Good Hope
Portouese Regency
Jamaica
Mexico
Leeward Islands
Holland
France
India
Sharoa
Westminster Smugglers: James Mackey Charged With Counterfeit Sixpences
Police report James Mackey, already known for uttering base coin, charged by Inspector Banister before Mr Burrell with possessing thirteen counterfeit sixpences intended for uttering. He was caught in Stangate Street Lambeth, tossing the base coins during search. Remanded until the Solicitor to the Mint attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Square
Westminster
James Mackey
Aspector Banister
Burrell
Surrey
Banister
Goose
Stangate-street
Lambeth
R. Burrell
Sporting Hunt Arrangements Across Multiple Hounds Packs
The notice lists hunting meet times and venues for numerous packs including Northumberland Lambton Gatewood Prodhoe and Staley Tiviside Pembrokeshire Drake n s Stone Albrighton Herefordshire Shropshire Wickstead Holderness Yarborough Warwickshire Sandheck Radsworth Fast Sussex Cleveland Earl of Harewood Lord Middleton Bedale Cleveland Stanington with dates indicating weekday and weekend gatherings and local landmarks for half past ten to eleven oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northumberland
Fisherlane-end
Lambton
Murton-le- Whins
Shotton Moor-house
Lumley Park-lodge
Gatewood
Presson
Prodhoe
Staley
Tiviside
Gellydywyll
Allibwin
Lightwood
Sutton
Herefordshire
Bache Hill
Fownhope Village
Shropshire
Halston
Mr. Wickstead
Stapleford Bridge
Broughton
Holderness
Thearne
Lowthorpe Village
Burtooks
Lord Yarborough
Elsham House
Claxby Wood
Kenne
Warwickshire
Mitford Bridge
Hampton Wood
Foss Farm
Austey Wood
Sandheck
Olmston
Aughton Bar
Radsworth Hornca
Stainer Wood
Thoreday
Long Houghton
Himpole Ton
Sussex
Plumpton Crossways
The
Swan
Cleveland
Halnaby
Earl of Harewood
Beckwithshaw Bar
Lindley Bridge
Lord Middleton
Wilberfons Mill
Kirkham Bridge
Bedale
Stone Bridge
Laver Banks
Jervaux Abbey
Cleveland Hounds
Court Green
Stanington Hounds
Riccal Bridge
Kirkdale Wath
Hawk
Salary of the Chairman Quarter Sessions Debate
Mr Hovenden presided as the chairman and Mr Wilson moved to read a petition opposing a salary increase for the chairman of the Quarter Sessions. Mr Hope seconded, noting government backing and that parish support would decide the bill. The petition argued the chairmans duties justify no pay and urged deferral until county rate inquiries conclude. The chair read the petition, Dr Elmore and Mr Savage commented, and the adoption vote passed unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manu Sedantevent
Mr. Hovenden
Wilson
House of Commons
Hope
Lord Melbourne
Mr. Hope
Metropolia
Elmore
Grissell and Peto Progress on New English Opera House
Grissell and Peto, builders of the New English Opera-house, are advancing quickly. The thick substantial walls seem designed for permanence rather than a limited era. The Munich theatre directed by the late Prince Eugene Beauharnois is cited as an influence, and Beazley the architect faced opposition in his plan and model for the English Opera-house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grissell
Peto
Munich
Prince Eugene Beauharnois
Grope
Mancy
Chamber of Deputies
Prussia
Saxony
Hesse
Cassel
Thuringia
Bavaria
Germany
Danube
Otho
Greece
Europe
Surat
Victor Hugo
Alexander Dumas
Theatre Francais
Madame Dorval
Mademoiselle Mara
Mindewe
Malibran
Abe
France
Aganini
London
Thea-Airenty
St T
Toulon
Olympic Theatre
Covent-garden
Herold
le Pré Aux Clercs
England
Plenché
Adelphi Theatre
Tae
Planché
Drurytiane
Otlanck
Pocock
the Bravo
Mr. Buan
Paria
Seo
Viasaces Uy Renter
Monsey
Sefe
Puck
Pettifer
Eppear
Remy
Surrey
John Reeve
Smith
French Debates Over Associations and Journal Publish Law
In the French Chamber the debate on political associations resumed. General Bertrand argued against the project, detailing historic clubs and warning the republic’s fragility. Art 291 ties penalties to associations over twenty, even if split. government can revoke permits. Debates also touched on dangers from the Société des Droits de l Homme and other groups amid arming and cartridge findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirtine
Mancy
Bertrand
Jacobins
Comité Autrichien Ou Galepio
Erpeen
M. Jenne
M. Brrayer
Minister of Commerce
Charamaudle
M. Charamaule
Sears
Société Des Droits de l’Homme
Court of Assizes
Société Des Droits de Homme
M. Barayen
Bot
M. Persit
M. Berryer
Société Des Droits de Phonme
Paris
M. Opition Bakror
M. Berryeg
M. Peasit
Association du Midi
M. Persil
Gazette du Midi
Gazette de Normandie
Cetlemen
M. Benryer
France
Buozavo
General Bugeaud
M. Berryver
M. Brarvee
M. CiaRamMarce
St. Peterssurcu
Black Sea
Aleschky
Torrida
Nicopolis
Catherinorloff
Naval Board
la Tribune
Elizabeth
House of Orleans
Duchess of
Coigny
Louis Avf
Orleans
Viscount Alt
Earl Granville
Luiam
Duate
Leeds Mercury
Child Murperr
Samuel Shuttleworth
St. Pancreas
Smith-Street
Somers
Compton-street
Brunswick-square
Shuttleworth
Lee
Stirling
House of Commons
Hume
Independent Electors of
England
Spectator
Baron Williams
Prentice
Dorsetshire
Baron
Baron Wiliams
King v. Marke
East 157
Westmasterhall
Birds and Books of Eagles and Eagles Feathers
A review praises Keightley and Mudie for vivid scenes on the eagle and hawk, notes their shared gusto for myth and nature, and urges readers to consider Mudie's descriptions and Keightley's mythic storytelling. The writer admires the critics while offering tempered disagreements and endorses Mudie’s work overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Keighley
Whittaker and Co
British Islands
Robert Mudie
Sto. Whittaker and Co
Times
Titian
Mozart
Keightley
Perwonto
Mr. Mudie
Professor Wilson
Tom Cringle
Mr. Keightley
Eyrie
Isles
Pindar
Review of Nature Writing and New Printing Techniques
A critic praises a nature focused volume for its observational precision and vivid but flawed bird illustrations. It contrasts truth in nature writing with fiction, noting the volumes mix, with some excitement about new color printing yet criticism of the vignette colouring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Learned and Scientific For The Week Meetings
Learned and scientific for the week presented with a schedule of upcoming meetings. Tomorrow the Zoological Society holds a scientific business session at eight, the Medico-Botanical Society at eight, the Medico-Chirurgical Society at 8:30, and the Institution of Civil Engineers at eight. Wednesday features the Geological Society at 8:30 and the Society of Arts at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Geographical Society
Medical Society
Zoological Society
Medico-Botanical Society
Medico-Chirurgical Society
P.mt
Institution of Civil Engineers
P.m
Ednesday
Geological Society
Society of Arts
Eleventh Annual Exhibition of the Society of British Artists
A London private view praises the Society of British Artists Eleventh Annual Exhibition at Suffolk Street. It notes 869 works across painting and sculpture, highlights portraits by noted artists and landscape masters, comments on the variety and merit, and promises future, more detailed observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Ham Common
Sievier
Gillespie
Hay
Rossi
Clint
Moore
T. Smith
Lucas
Sharp
Arta
Lonsdale
Warde
Hurlestone
Stone
Meadows
Bliss
Wildman
Ambrose
Mrs. Carpenter
Creswick
F. W. Watts
W. Linton
Childe
Earl
Richardson
Wilsons
Lee
Shayer
Allen
Tennant
Hofland
O'Connor
Scott
Poole
Hardwicke
Fielding
Adama
Linton
Kidd
Faulkner
Prentis
Edmonston
Farrier
Berkeley King
Corbaux
Messrs. Stevens
George Sidney Shepherd
Byron
Hardee
Shipping Intelligence This Day From Lloyds
Shipping notices list arrivals at various ports including Downs Marca 22 Waterloo from China and Lord John Russell from the Mediterranean. Plymouth Marca 22 Mitchell from Charente Maria from New Orleans Fatmouth. Marca 22 William from Matanzas Brilliant from Lisbon. Liverpool March 22 Istconaily Johnson from Smyrna Palestine from New Orleans Catherine from Savannah Avis from Mobile Dillig ent from St Michael's Dependant from Charleston Victoria from New York River Mancow 29 Tourist Trader from Hamburgh Neva from Rotterdam Vigilant from Dunkirk Ariadne from Malta Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd’s.] Downs
Marca
Waterloo
Blakely
China
Lord John Russell
Mediterranean
Plymouth
Mitchell
Bias
Oe Charente
Maria
Assander
New Ileans
Fatmouth
William
Jordan
Matanzas
Brilliant
Yadsley
Isbon
LiverPool
Istconaily Johnson
Smyrna
Palestine
Littleful
New Orleans
Catherine
Dennison
Savannah
Avis
Thompson
Mobile
Diligent
St. Michael's
Allatte
Charleston
Victoria
New York
Mancow
Hamburgh
Rotterdam
Vigilant
Dunkirk
Malta
Alexandria
Colonial Markets Show Quiet Week Amid Holiday Slump
Holiday shopping dulls colonial markets with supplies of sugar coffee saltpetre cotton and spices scarce. Windy import conditions keep prices firm though not rising, while chatter of a Bank of England branch in Portsmouth arises after recent government money transmission frauds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Portsmouth
The Theatres A last night season notices and farewells
A lively collage of theatre farewells and season endings. Addresses celebrate a successful season at Adelphi and Covent Garden, with thanks to patrons and plans for next year. Remarks praise native works, English actors, and decorum, while foretelling new fairy spectacle and festive openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ths
Sapshinegotes
Attac
Anthony
Julius Cassar
Madane Vestris
Adelphi Theatre
Victorine
P.P
Yates
Lapies
Mathewa
Fitsroy Theatre
Mitchell
Aterling
Biriefly
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Consols
Police
Sporting
Bavérida
Ofeputies
V. Schrenk
Schrenk
Stuttgard
Staten
Nuremburg
True Sun
Society OF British Artists
Suffolk Street
Shipping Intelligence
the Theatres
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