Opinion Drama in English House Sparks Alarm and Admonition
Lord Panaurton asserts a broad combining opinion in England. The Marquis of Granny urges Sir William Molesworth to withdraw offensive expressions. Molesworth recalls the mental impact of the incident and notes an accidental union of parties. AL. Dismayor questions whether the course taken was correct regarding a serious matter as the House adjourns near two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Panaurston
England
Marquis of Granny
William Molesworth
Willliam Molesworth
AL. Dismayor
Sir William Moresworth
Dispatches from the Crimea and Warsaw describe troop movements
A despatch from Prince Gortschakoff reports no major events at Sebastopol as Russian cannonades continue and a reply is sent. The Fremdenblatt claims General Luders headquarters move to Odessa. Kamiesch notes an entrenched camp from Arabat to Kertch with General Wrangel and Bellegrade in cantonments near Argin. St. Petersburg reports rising court martial condemnations and troops leaving Poland for Bessarabia. Volhynia forms a large artillery park for Sebastopol. Poland has few troops left, as replacements lag.
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Prince Gortschakoff
Sebastopol
The
Fremdenblast
Geneal Luders
Odessa
Kamiesch
Presse d' Orient
Arabat
Kertch
Argin
Kaffa
Wrangel
Bellegrade
Karmouch Keleji
Soudjiul
Poland
Bessarabia
Volhynia
Foreign Funds Listing by Country and Percent Rates
A fragmented financial table lists various countries with stated percentage figures for bonds or funds. Entries include Belgian, Danish, Danish and other European currencies with per cent values, plus mentions of French, Peruvian, Portuguese, Russian, Sardinian, Spanish, Turkish and other national issues. The piece appears to be a catalog of international securities and their coupon rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank OF Ingland
Boanking Depar’ Rc Mem. Ietors
Capi
Secu- Pronewuaeeee
Mansmatt
Cigabior
British Funds
Tiun
Tadia
Oe India
Do. Sma
Ay Exch
Bills
Aeaecee
Aed
Omniium
Fevee
Amsterdam
Pail Be
Pail Be 1117 Heanktort-en- Maiaine
Rotterdam
Vienna
Zlib O
Antwerp
Tinenos Ayres
Chilian
Dutelg
London Marries Corn Exchange Wheat Prices Report
The London corn market notes fair English wheat from Essex and Kent with mixed quality, limited foreign imports, and a generally slow demand. Wheat values eased about 2d per quarter, with other grains like barley and peas showing modest traders and steady to lower quotes across varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toston
Metropolitan Cattle Market Report With Varied Stock
The market shows a large foreign intake including 200 oxen from Spain while local stock increases. Beef prices ease by 2d per pound with slow clearance. prime Scots reach 5s 2d per 8lbs and lambs at 4s 6d to 6s. Sheep and calves move steadily with varied quality. total market tallies record Beasts 3967 Sheep 25120 Calves 282 Pigs 520. Foreign beasts 1543 sheep 45493 calves 221 pigs 340.
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Moxpar
Spain
Lincolnshire
Leicestershire
Northamptonshire
England
Scotland
Potato Markets and Agricultural Goods Report
Potatoes are well supplied with good quality home grown stock trading at 4s to 53 per ew t. Imports last week include 229 baskets from Rotterdam 14 from Guernsey and 28 tons from Jersey. Hop trade steady with price drops expected due to season. Hay and straw markets show larger supply and heavy trade at lower prices with various quality grades listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stotterdam
Guernsey
Jersey
Bankruptcy Annulments and Listings in London Gazette Aug 3 1855
A dense directory of bankrupts and certificated marriages in London and nationwide, listing names, trades, and Sept court dates at Basinehall Street, Leeds, Manchester, Bristol, and Birmingham. Includes engineers, boot makers, woollen manufacturers, grocers, and lodgings, with court venues and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperber
Noss
Wereford
Hosier
Bankrupyts
S. Gowan
Kentestreet
Southwark
Vietmaler
Basinehall-street
Crafter
Blackfirst's-road
J. Shayward
Church-court
Old Jewry
Basinehill-street
Jankinter
Shackwood
Sise-lane
Ucklerabury
Smith
Nottingham
J. Hall
Koker
Birmingham District Court of Bankruptcy
Harris
Wied
Pabner
Bristol
Girech and Davies
Newport
J. Mitchell
Keighley
Yorkshire
Leeds
Uiavin
JoMeeds
Sheffield
Unwin
Sueliield
I. Kiernan
Mancheater
Clothicn
Manchester
Saoc and Coy
J. Travisg
Green Bridge
Neweharch
Lancashire
Bankrupt Notices Across Multiple Firms in London and Newcastle
A garbled OCR list shows bankruptcy and sequestration notices for numerous firms and individuals across London, Newcastle and several towns. It cites dates in September and August, with names like Reed, James Barney, and Wright and Bonner, plus addresses on Baslinghall Street, King Street and Cheapside.
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Bankruts
William Hook
Newport
Isle of Wight
Wwaremet
Basingtillettec
Kinnney
Southanp
Ton-Buildings
Doh Minter
Stock
Bishop and Son
New Uridgestreet
Williams Osler
Barlstreet
Finsoiny-square
Basinghall Street
Dunes
Quittity-court
Chancery_ Vane
Pirin Nem Mo Ton Gees
Basinehallestreet
Miis
Cowper-cotut
Cornhitt
Gutteridge
Elizabeth-street
Eaton-squatre
Basinhall-street
Loity and Co
King-street
Cheapside
J. F Snook
Kingestreet
Hammersmith
Finendrapers
Pasinghall Street
Harntoy
Datdgate
Thomas Freer
Leicester
Wing and Spirit Merchant
Nottingham
Bankripley
Tainker
Leisverter
James Potts
Monks Coppenhall
Cheshire
District Court of Bankruptcy
Broughton and Coy
ATL
Baxter
Dundee
British Hotel
Archibald
Ry Paterson
Alloa
Spinners
Royal Oak
Births and Marriages and Deaths Notices
On the fourth inst at 10 Alexander Street Westbourne Park the wife of 2 Blundell Esq PSA of a daughter. At Newport Monmouthshire the wife of Captain Henry R Foote RN of a son. Numerous other births marriages and deaths noted including Rear-Admiral B M Kelly and Lt Dowse among others. Obituaries mention Captain George C Emball captured in Neemuch and Lieut Norman Ramsay among the fallen.
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Blundell
Alexander-street
Westbourne-park
Nelson Girlestone
Admiralty
Somerset
Slouss
Wadiughter
Newport
Monmouthshire
Lienry R. Foote
Royal Navy
Farnham
Bury St. Jidmunds
Colonel Curtis
Barnes
Col. Grove
Bolton , Tall
Bolton
East House
Charles Wells
Caldecot House
Herts
Hubert Bodle
Woolston Hall
Essex
St. James's
Paddington
Charles Dent Bell
St. John's Chapel
Tamnpstead
Elizabeth Hammah
Joseph Bainbridge
Tyde-park ‘Gardens
St. Andrew's Church
Newcastle-upon- Tyne
B. M. Kelly
K.C
Juliana
Wm. Boyd
Burfield Priory
Glocestershire
St. George's
Hanover-square
Michael Ferrebee Sadler
Hanover Chapel
Regent- Street
Maria
Tidd Pratt
Grosvenor-street
Grosvenor-square
Marylebone
Robert Bateson Harvey
Robert Harvey
Langlly-park
Bucks
Diana Jane
Stephen Creyke
York
St. Barnabas District
Kensington
Henry W. Hayward
Lexdon
Colchester
Catherine Georgina
T. B. Hackette
Cashel
Ireland
Oliver Lodge
Elseworth
Cambridgeshire
Sydney
Callao
Richard Cumming
John Fielding
Rt. D. Cumming
Notting-hill-square
Neemuch
George C. Kemball
Bombay L. Cavalry
Lancers
Balaklava
Royal Marines
Lloyd Dowse
Royal Artillery
Sebastopol
Norman Ramsay
John ‘Yarner Ramsay
Osmore
Oxon
Earl of Munster
Eigirteen
1Th Hussars
H.M.5
Malta
Notindy
Schustodol
Stedan
Charles A. P. Boileau
Rifle Brigade
John P. Boileau
Catherine Boileau
Ketteringham
Norfolk
Boulogne-sur Mer
Charles Hughes
Royal Hotel
Redhill Travant
Francis Richard Mawker
Dragoon Guards
Thomas Pawker
London-road
Reading
Richard Sheepbanks
Sculptors and Marble Masons Works in Dean Street Soho
COULAR and EDWARDS late Sarti advertise military and naval monuments tombs busts and models in marble and stone for cemeteries churches and mansions. They offer scagliola columns and estimates for decorating Italian style grounds and mansions.
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Coulat
Edwards
Sarti
Dean-street
John
Coular and Edwards
Dean Street
Soho
Royal Princess Theatre Presents Jirn tly Will and New Farce
Public amusements announce Royal Princess Theatre under Cranes Kean management. On Monday and during the week the play Jirn tly Will will be performed, preceded by a new farce titled Slow. Stout Youre Getting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Princess’s Theatre
Cranes Kean
Mazeppa spectacle at Astley's Royal Amphitheatre
Lord Byron’s Mazeppa attraction at Astley’s Royal Amphitheatre features the famous stud trained by Mr Weooke and a series of evolutions in the circle followed by the farce My Uncle’s Card with Mr G Wild and Miss Fanny Williams. Acting Manager is Mr Nelson Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astley
Royal Amphitheatre
Mazeppa
Lord Byron
G. Wild
Fanny Williams
Nelson Lee
W. West
Great National Standard Theatre Show in Shoreditch
Proprietor Mr Dois Dovanass presents a Colossal Theatre with capacity for 4000. Evening performances feature acclaimed actress Miss Givny Mae Charles Verner and celebrated acts including Mir. Bod. Gaston, Miss Flooner, and performers Weight and Paul Bedford at the Adelphi. Prices at 3s 8d to 0d in the gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Standard Theatre
Shoreditch
Dois. Dovanass
Eviery
Evieneng
Test Clotiparnness i Lonton
Misa Givny Mae Charles Verner
Mir. Bod. Gaston
Vy Moe Fon
Mar. Weight
Paul Bedford
Adelphi
Boyes
Mont Blanc Opening Hours and Office Notices
Mr Albert Sain announces Mont Blanc is now open every evening at eight o clock except Saturday. The Morning Representations occur every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at three o'clock. Mortally can be taken at the Box Office daily from eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sain
Mont Blanc
Albert
Bos
Highbury Barn Tavern Shows Extravagant Exhibits and Gardens
The Highbury Barn Tavern in Islington hosts the Hidlland Gone Room with two vast pictures likely exhibited at the Egyptian Hall Piccadilly. A Band of Grenadier Guards performs in the gardens under May Sebett, with Grays Maitre-de-dionne and MED Aqcorn. The pleasure gardens cover five acres with flower beds and fountains and are lit by gas for an imposing display. Private rooms host dinners balls and weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highbury Barn
Islington
Constantinople
Piccadilly
Grenadier Guneds
May Sebett
Grays
Gravesend Assembly Rooms Open After Redecoration
Visitors are informed that the Assembly Rooms in Gravesend, redecorated, are open with a promenade concert and a fair. Charles Davenport and his Orchestra perform nightly, offering a fashionable program including overtures and popular waltzes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
Lesser
J. Keenan
Charles Davenport
Pistivag Orciestra
Ale
Guillame Volt
Guy Maner
Seminimide
Lorent
Urnivale
Zouive
Pollas
Py Ubertis
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Exeter
Caledonian
Chester
Toly
East Lancashire
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Great Western
Wavenshire
London
Brighton
Coast
Juondon
North Western
South Western
Midland
North Eastern
Dublin
Wicklow
Belfast
Jametson
Drogheda
Kingston
Salyes
Dundalk
Ennishill
Mining Company of Ireland
Ae 283
Wicklow Copper Se Te Ee
S. Warrat—Ver
Kent
Dantzie
Honig
Ham
Rus
MaAt
Aswhite & Boilers
United States
Newgate
Leadenhall
Tus London Gazette
Conegerplace
Berwick- “Upon- Tweed
Rh. Katin
Grand Anatomical Museum
E. Opan
Sexter
J. Coventry-street
Leicesters Square
Nterbury Jean
Canterbury
Yavern
Upper Marsh
Westminster-road
C. Montox
Miss Brunell
J. Canfiuld
Jones
Mel
W. Mainie
W. d. Williams
J. Sherwin
Caufield
Austin, Connell
de Sofii
Sam. Cowell
Pinnaforte
Warrowby
Las Harmonium
J. Caulfield
Aduse
Ee Stident
Carl Jarmal
Aird
Grampany
Puble
Eligis
Simpkin and Marshall
Pather
Cone
Watrist
Doug
Stephin Sad Marshall
Lallcourt
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