Market Rates and International Bonds on March 25
Wrench Funds and Roman Five per Cents explain allocations. Rente and Loan prices span Europe from Amsterdam to Naples with London exchange terms. Rates include Belgian, Spanish and French bonds, with gold, doubloons and dollars noted for foreign markets.
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Rente a'Espag
Royal Spanish Loan
Repagne
Naples
London
Inc
Bsc
Recmanga
Leghorn
Genoa
Palermo
Lisbon
Operte
Ditto
Philadelphis
Ge Dys
Rio Janeiro
Standard
Correspon dents Letters and Local Reports
The letters from Mr Webb and Mr Waldron are discussed with caution. Hatton Garden Police report disputed by Mr Wood. Mr S paid his fine and was discharged. Suffolk Street Exhibition notice rejected due to anonymous submission. Nicholls letter unreadable here, deemed not public interest. London Bridge tomorrow times listed as morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk-Street
Hich Watem
London Bridge
Exchequer reform clash over Comptroller General post
The piece critiques a parliamentary attempt to grant the Comptroller General of the Exchequer independent status while beholden to the Crown through Lord Auckland. It argues the move betrays a core Whig principle, notes Auckland’s pension resignations, and defends the broader economy critique of the Whig administration. It also covers Dorchester laborers protest, Times praise of Whig economy, and calls for a property tax to truly reform finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Auckland
Treasury
Denman elevated to peerage sparks mixed reaction
Morning Post notes Sir Thomas Denman becomes a Peer of the realm and jokes about peerages. The Times is asked to weigh political shifts as Whigs complain that eminent lawyers in the Lords are Tories. The piece questions duties of the new peer and mocks possible civil, honest service. Foreign journals from France and beyond yield limited new intelligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Denman
Morning Post
Billingsgate
House of Lords
Lord Denman
Lord Brougham
William Horne
France
Brussels
Germany
Buenos Ayres
Brazil
the Tribune
Insurrectionary Threats Across Europe and Caribbean Incidents
The report notes Republican agitation and planned force in Arbois Cha lons Beaume and Marseilles. Jamaica papers describe a Jan earthquake in Kingston and slave insurrection in Martinique with 24 slaves shot and 180 prisoners. Carlist advances in Spain including Vittoria and Zapaca actions threaten wider rebellion as May approaches. Rumors of Queen's intervention and Paris dispatches on potential cabinet changes are mentioned.
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Jamaica
Kingston
St. Andrew’s
Port Royal
Bridgetown
Martinique
Spain
Paris
Vittoria
Zumalacarreguy
Zapaca
Biscay
Quesada
Navarre
Madrid
Burgos
Salinas
Tia
Donna Maria
Count Toreno
M. Pe Quapra
MM. Martinez de la Rosa
Burcos
City News Roundup and Money Market Report
Ten o'clock reports from France Brazil Leeward Islands and Jamaica with prorogation news from the House of Assembly to March 11. Private letters say crops will be late. Rio letters up to January 13 note stock levels and stable money markets. Lloyds arrivals rise with a swim rescue story. Lloyds extracts detail wrecks near Grenada and a cutter named William.
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France
Brazil
Leeward Islands
Jamaica
House of Assembly
Rio
Exchange
London
Parish会上 St. Joan Waprine levying rate for poor and police
Vestry meeting figures a rate of one shilling in the pound for parish expenses in the coming quarter. Easter dinner proposed and opposed by reformers who deny funds for feasting. In the last year the poor rate was cut by 2s 6d in the pound. Maritime notices list arrivals from multiple ports. the Eliza Griffin was lost near the Floating Lights with five passengers drowned. crew saved.
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St. Joan
Waprine
Liverroot
United States
South American
New York
el Balampago
Bilboa
Sophia
Newfoundland
Johanna
Memel
Nantes
Cadiz
Dublin
Louisa Augusta
Dantzic
Sarah
Savannah
Monk
Leghorn
Nelson Village
Jamaica
Duke of Clarence
St. Petersburgh
Lycurgus
Maranham
Georgia
Palermo
Cork
Eliza Griffin
Isle of Man
Parliament Debates on University Dissenters and Endowments
The House of Commons debates the status of national property in universities, the rights of Dissenters, and the endowments of Oxford and Cambridge. Sir Robert Inglis questions the basis for claiming national property and defends established church control, arguing most chairs and lands predate dissent and support Anglican identity.
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House OF Commons
Wigney
Brighton
H. Hughes
Polly
Monkton and Kirkintilloch
Dumbartonshire
Lushingson
Ratcliff
East Smithfield
Nrckott
River Dart
Townley
William Wood
Newcastle
Morrison
Williams
University
Robert Inglis
Baronet
Maynooth
Oxford
Cambridge
St. Andrew's
Scotland
Belfast
Ireland
St. Inglis
Standard
Dublin
Roman Catholica
Lady Margaret’s
Church of England
England
O Connell Attacks Dissenters and Oxford College Policy
In a heated debate Mr. O Connell challenges the baronet's push for exclusive university access, arguing public property should remain under parliamentary control and that wealth should not override religious liberty. He cites Wickham founders, Maynooth, and Trinity College to critique Protestant dominance and Catholic endowments.
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Baronet
Mr. O'Connell
Hon Bart
University of Oxford
Hon
Mr. O.C
Salamanca
O.C
Oxford
Cambridge
O’connell
Wickham
Bart
Church of England
Hon. Baronet
Mr. O'C
Ireland
College of Maynooth
College of
O'C
University of Paris
Maynooth College
Hear
University of Dublin
Trinity College
Ney
Corn Exchange Markets Report Frozen Prices and Limited Supplies
Markets note limited supplies across grains with wheat and oats at prior prices and malt stagnant. Frost reportedly harmed young peas, pushing hodera prices high while activity stays light. flour remains heavy. Arrivals list wheat barley malt and flour figures, with small trade and speculative demand suspected for wheat as prices drop.
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Corn Exchange
Hodera
Trish
Newgate and Leadenhall Market Prices Today
Beef and mutton were abundant with good quality and brisk trade at former prices. Lamb and veal scarce, rising 1d to 2d per stone. Poultry and game barely traded. Eggs and butter plentiful but demand soft. prices unchanged. Beef 3s 7d to 3s 11d West 4s 4d to 6s Od Mutton 4s Od to 5s Od Pork 9s 1d to 2d Lamb higher. geese, ducklings, chickens, pigeons, rabbits, roasting pig, eggs per hundred and fresh butter also listed with varied prices.
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Newgate
Leadenhall
Bank of England Branch Notes and Bills by Branches 1883
In 1883 the average circulation of Bank of England Branch Notes and 21 day Bills varied by branch with Gloucester 51080 pounds Manchester 1542150 pounds Swansea 49150 pounds Birmingham 407400 pounds Liverpool 66750 pounds Bristol 124360 pounds Leeds 2695307 pounds Exeter 37000 pounds Newcastle 811801 pounds Hull 72860 pounds Norwich 34170 pounds Total 3199520 pounds. Yesterday an inquest at St George's Hospital on William Turner aged forty found he died after a mare carriage accident in Belgrave Square when the bridle broke and the groom was thrown. the mare bolted into the King's Road and the deceased was crushed under a waggon. Verdict accidental death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of England
Gloucester
Manchester
Swansea
Birmingham
Liverpool
Bristol
Leeds
Exeter
Newcastle
Hail
Norwich
St. George’s Hospital
William Turner
George Monk
Pascoe Grenfell, Esq
Belgrave Square
Belgravesquare
King’s Road
Battcock
Chelsea
Desperate Carlist attack reported at Vittoria
Paris dispatch relays 19th March accounts of a 6000 strong Carlist force near Vittoria. Rebels seize streets, kill sentinels and prisoners, loot homes, and withdraw with over 100 prisoners. Rumors of mass executions, urged caution on Queen’s intervention. Also notes arms arriving via British ships and a new English Orthodox church opening in Bayonne.
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Bayonne
Nerillas
Nick
Vittoria
Spain
Donna Maria
Mina
Muresty
Ararjuez
Luscumb
Three Ships Bring Little News From the West Indies
Falmouth reports three packets arriving today the Opossum from the Leeward Islands the Swallow from Jamaica and the Goldfinch from the Brazils None carry news of consequence The Jamaica Royal Gazette extracts discuss emancipation and the abolition law and the compensation fund for former slaves amid colonial administration in Demerara The Swallow brings about 100000 dollars by weight and Jamaica notes reflect attitudes toward emancipation and police governance
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Leeward Islands
Jamaica
Brazils
West India Islands
Royal Gazette
Isl
Sih Ultimo
Europe
Demerara
Great Britain
Ireland
Swallow
Viper Sails Eastward and Court-Martial Five
His Majesty's schooner Viper under Lieut Horatio James sails eastward to be paid off. Buzzard brig and Drake lighter launched for port and eastward service. Court martial on gunner William Tharly of the Viper, found guilty of drunkenness and neglect, sentenced to dismissed the service. Poles to be moved from Landport to garrison for imminent embarkation. Wind NE, weather fine.
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Viper
Horatio James
Buzzard
Drake
Frederick Maitland
K.C.B
Victory
William Tharly
Landport
Cabinet Council Held at Downing Street Group
A Cabinet Council convened at 3:30 pm yesterday at Viscount Althorp's Downing Street residence. Attendees included Earl Grey, the Marquis of Lansdowne, Earl of Ripon, the Duke of Richmond, Earl of Carlisle, Viscount Melbourne, Viscount Palmerston, Mr. Secretary Stanley, Viscount Althorp, Charles Grant, Sir James Graham, Lord Holland, and Lord John Russell. The Lord Chancellor joined around 4:00 pm, and the council adjourned at 5:00 pm.
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Viscount Althorp
Downing-street
Earl Grey
Marquis of Lansdowne
Earl of Ripon
Duke of Richmond
Earl of Carlisle
Viscount Melbourne
Viscount Palmerston
Stanley
Charles Grant
James Graham
Lord Holland
John Russell
Meetings of Creditors on Basehall Street Tomorrow
A list of debtors and creditors appears for a relief of insolvent debtors court session. Several names and occupations are recorded, with addresses across London including Mr. Prescott plumber and Mr. Burford paper-hanger. Hearings set at Portugal street court-house in Lincoln's Inn fields on Friday April 11 at nine, with a second session on Monday April 14 at the same hour.
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Basehall Street
J. F. Prescott
High-street
Marylebone
J. Cawthron
Walworth
Oilman
Gardener
M Lean
Cambridge
Court-house
Portugal-street
Lincoln's Inn-fields
Waddingham
C. K
Francis-street
Vauxhall
Garret
G. J
Hanover-place
Regent’s Park
Stephens
Titchfeld-street
Piper
Old Kent
Green-Grocer
Ramsay
Middlesex-terrace
Hackney-road
Hawkins
St. John's-lane
Clerkenwell
Cauldwell
Winchwort Hill
Middlesex
Lawrence
St. John-street
Victualler
Spencer
J. M
Greville-street
Hatton-garden
Halfe
Devonshire Place
Stoke Newington
Meredith
Queen Street
Ratcliffe
Woolridge
Summer Street
Hatton
Pestell
Bow-common
Casswell
R. D
Market Deeping
Lincolnshire
Wood
Bognor
Sussex
His Majesty's Customs
Keatt
Holborn-bill
Mason
Britannia-street
Battle Bridge
Newman
Balasm
Plaistow
Commission-Egent
Dalgarna
Godfrey-row
Shackelwell-creen
Births and Marriages and Obituaries Notice
Birth notices record multiple births including a son in Walthamstow and a daughter in Twickenham with marriages noted for Lieut Col Gammer and Robert Blake Byass. Obituaries include Mrs Mary Ansd Gibbes of Hammersmith aged 55 and Mrs Davis of Lake Newington. Deaths list several others with ages and locations across London.
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Walthamstow
W. Morris
Twickenham
Alexander
East India Company
le Bocage
Bourdeaux
F. Cutter
St. Luke's
Chelsea
Gammer
Madras
Elizabeth
H. Woodfall
Robert Blake Byass
Fenschurch-street
Rose
R. Nicholl
Greenhill-grove
Herts
Hammersmith
Mary Ansd Gibbes
Lake Newington
Davis
Mary
Northcraft
Chancery Lane
Buckton
G. Buckton
Hornseyne
McKenzie
Duke-street
Diana
William Gordon
New Timber
Sussex
Spaxton
Somerset
Bedford-place
Francis
F. Rougemont
Plymouth
Bettell
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Rotterdam
Antwerp
Pricee OP
Lodia
Ditta Honda
Sper
Conpols
Ditta Contar
Lave c
Chita Honda
Ae News
P.c
Hope
Cannors
Wasases Hibernian Bank
Peceaaeas
Anclo Mexican Min. Co
Itteee Alliance Fire Insurance Company
Soaseee
Rolanus Mining Company Oi
Eeteaee
Brazilian National
Imp. Min. Co
St. John del Rey
Cara Brarca
Waren
British Iron Mining Compan Et Edabenene
Columbian Mining Co
Canada Company
Recederaene
General Mining Association
Eatuenne
General Steam Navition Company
National Provincial Bank of England
Eee
Provincial Bank of Ireland
Real del Monte Mining Company
United Mexican Min
Ee Mexican Company
Halifax
Holland
Sra
Sseccsens Buenas Leeward
Tilaoas
Carthagens
Malta
Flanders
Mexico
Donaghaire
Guernsey
Jersey
Waterford
Hambuergh
Gothenurg
True Sun
Greenwich Hospital
Joan Reusstty
Exchequer
Coppett
Institution
Charlotte-street
Castlereagh
Exchequer Court of Scotland
The
Times
Lord Castlereagh
Duke of Wellington
Duke of Welixetos
Lord Grey
Duke of Wellscox
Arbois
Jara
Chalons
Beaume
Marseilles
Lloyd's
Boulogne
India
Lady Pelham
Consols
Lloyd's Books
Messina
William
Adelaide
Grenada
Falmouth
Portsmouth
Mageu
John Ager
Patrick. Grant
Strand
Loudos
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