Bank of J England Corn Exchange Wheat Prices Report
Short land carriage supplies for wheat from Essex and Kent were limited with moderate barley, hens, and peas from nearby counties. Imports of foreign grain remained liberal with steady to lower prices as Ireland sent in oats. English wheat sales were slow for town millers, with no material price difference from last week.
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Market Roundup of International Funds and Agricultural Prices
Foreign funds listed with varying percent figures for Austria Belgium Brazil Chile Denmark Dutch Granada France and related currencies. Potatoes show imports from Oporto Rotterdam Harlingen Guernsey Jersey with 20 bags to 20 tons. Hops and Smithfield hay markets noted with price ranges for prime meadow and other grades.
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Viscountship Drama Over Electors in Heated Hall
An election scene unfolds as a viscount candidate seeks to govern 150 million Britons. Cheers and hisses accompany debates on war aims and loyalty. Amid interruptions, Sir William Molesworth gains majority, while Sir Cuante Narier withdraws, planning another bid under better conditions.
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Hamilton
William Molesworth
Cuantes Narier
Omer Pacha Returns to Constantinople Amid Turkish Loan Debate
In Parliament yesterday Lord Palmerston confirms Omer Pacha has returned to Constantinople for talks with his government about military matters but remains in command, while the Turkish Loan Bill occupies most of the session. The debate addresses guarantees and risks to the armistice, with ministers defending the measure as essential to sustaining Turkish arms.
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J. Wazsi
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Simmonds
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Baronet
Constantinople
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Grapstone
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Astley
Royal Amphitheatre
George Wild
Anny Williams
Mr. G. Wild
Migs Fanny Williams
Nelson Lee
W. West
Middlesex Sessions Sentence on Fraud Suspect Mary Louisa Sawyer
Yesterday at Clerkenwell Mary Louisa Sawyer, alias Allen and Huntley, was convicted of frauds dating to last May. Prosecutors cited multiple victims, losses totaling hundreds of pounds, and forged Bank stock receipts. The judge ordered six calendar months in the House of Correction.
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Middlesex
Mary Louisa Sawyer St. Vincent
Allen
Huntley
Clerkenwell
Sleigh
Mrass
Aty
House of Correction
Adulteration in Food Prompted Public Scrutiny of Pickles
The inquiry into adulteration in pickle and preserved fruit trades highlights Mr Least of Finsbury Pavement who opened his shop for public inspection. The methodical process shows brine sourced from abroad, pure vinegar, and workers, mainly women, earning twelve shillings to a sovereign weekly. The disclosure aims to boost trust and patronage, benefiting his business.
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Finsbury Pavement
Analytical Commission
Lancet
Feast
London Markets Metropolis Cattle Show Mixed Quality
The London market report notes moderate overall stock with low quality receipts from grazing districts and brisk beef trade with 2d rise. Scots top prices reached 5s 4d per 8lbs, lambs fair, calves moderate, pigs sold slowly. Totals: beasts 3,002. sheep 26,440. calves 893. pigs 305. Foreign Benats 963 sheep 4390 calves 250.
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Suffolk
England
Scotland
Bankrupt notices in the London Gazette July 27 1855
The London Gazette lists bankrupts and sequestrations with addresses across London and the provinces. Entries include W W Ford Sydney Cottage Hornsey and J Skinner Fleet Street Basinghall Street creditors’ meetings in September at the Birmingham District Court, plus Scottish sequestrations in Glasgow Kirkcaldy Edinburgh and Glasgow with dates in August.
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George-square
Glasgow
Forster and Co
Kirkcaldy
Bell
J. Scott
Mowe-street
Edinburgh
Dowells
Lyon’s
George-street
Edinurgh
G.gourlay
Slater
Globe Hotel
George Square
Bankrupts Listed Across Several English Towns
Tuesday’s list records multiple bankrupts including Thomas Edgley of Sisc Lane and George Hooper of Commercial Road East. Also named are William Brown of Wartford, Thomas Bacon of Colchester, and Frederick Gadd of Chichester, with proceedings scheduled at Basinghall Street and various district courts from Manchester to Exeter.
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Skinner-place
Sisc Lane
Basinghall-street
Venning
Basinghallstreet
Abell and Co
Colchester
Frederick Gadd
Chichester
Grocer
Hill and Co
St. Mary-axe
James Standing
Batter’s ‘Terrace
Peckham
Basinghall Street
Parker
St. Paul's Churchyard
Edward Corker
Fore Street
Edmonton
Birmingham District Court of Bankruptcy
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Birmingham
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John Farrall
Shelton
Stevenson
Hanley
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Albian Oakley
Derby
Shire Hall
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Reece
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Exeter
Heard and Venn
Henry Ellis Skinner
Tiverton, Sadler and Harness Maker
Exeter District
Turner
James Henry Mills
Bradford
Yorkshire
Leeds
Terry
Manchester
Peter Jaumeson
Linleybridge
Obscure Scottish Tradesmen and Rooms Named in Glasgow Listings
A garbled OCR fragment lists individuals and locations across Scotland. Names include Janes, Henderson, and Brown with Macindon's Rooms in Glasgow, plus merchants Robert Arbuthnot of Peterhead and others. Entries reference hotels in Aberdeen and Dumbarton venues with August dates and shopfronts in Edinburgh.
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Glasgow
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Macindon
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Peterhead
Royal Hotel
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George A
Laverary
Robert Dame
Dumbarton
Anish
Elephant bin
John Wemyss
Edinburgh
Lyon's
Edinburgin
Births Marriages and Deaths From a Local Page
The column lists numerous births marriages and deaths with names dates and places including Cambridgeshire Downing College and Paddington. notable entries include the Countess of Portsmouth a premature son at Stoneleigh Abbey and officers fallen at Sebastopol.
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Ieee
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Staffordshire
Sculptors and Marble Masons Advertise Monument Work
COULAR and EDWARDS late Sarti advertise military and naval monuments tombs busts and figure works in marble and stone for cemeteries and churches. They offer plaster figures and artificial stone works from Dean Street Soho and provide estimates for Italian style mansion decoration.
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Sarti
Dean-street
Oho
Coular and Edwards
Deanstreet
Soho
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