Italian Concert Benefit at Royal Gardens Vauzhall
Under royal patronage a Monday fete at Royal Gardens Vauzhall offers a Grane Concert with renowned artists including Grisi Persiani Rubini Lablache Ivanoff Huerta and Nigri plus illuminated devices. Gates open after 8 with fireworks at midnight and admission 23 6d. A Tuesday day and evening fete features the ascent of two balloons led by Royal Nagsau and Mr Green.
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Signor Ivanoff
Mr. Green
Dors
Royal Eagle
City Road
T Rouse
Knights of the Fountain
Baldwin Street
Victuallers United and Friendly Protection Society of
St. Leonard’s Shoreditch
Bali, &c
Raymond
Trade and Commerce Summary in a Money Abundant Market
City notes money remains very abundant with steady credit rates for good security. Merchants expect large bullion exports against bills from corn orders to northern Europe. Continental exchanges ease as speculation rises over Portugal bonds after Remechido defeat, while railway and miscellaneous shares see little activity.
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Europe
Remechido
Corn Exchange
Essex
Kent
Suffolk
Oata
Ireland
London
Smithfield
Insolvencies and bankruptcies listed in Lowdon Gazette
A long list details insolvent individuals and bankruptcies. Names include Frederick Louis Schwind of Bahia and others tied to London regions, Derbyshire, Kent, and Yorks, with certificates and partnerships dissolved among merchants, watchmakers, iron mongers, and pawnbrokers in England.
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Lowdon
Tcesday
Frederick Louis Schwind
Bahia
South America
Benjamin Harding
Cannon-street
London
Thomas Watkinson
Earl-street
Seven-dials
Evisha Dickens
Bagsworth
Derbyshire
James Miller
Drury-lane
George Threadgold
Brentford
Essex
Edward Peter Egley
Southborough
Kent
Charles William Green
John Green
Otham Mille
Maidstone
George Collins
Leominster
Herefordshire
John Price Hamer
Liverpool
Anthony Birch
Birmingham
William Underhill
Weils
Frederick Hill
Broken Wharf
Thamesstreet
London. Corn-Deater
Decimus Wosdhouse
Little James Street
Bedford-row
Robert Eaves
Bel
Church-street
Zambeth
Frederick James Lee
Long-acre
W. Stephenson
Stokesley
Yorkshire
J. W. Bogie
Thomas Young
William Todd
South Shields
Durham
Francis Skidmore
Charles Powell
Coventry
Henry Hedger
James Hedger
Joseph Clarenshay
William Lawrence
Paradise Row
Thomas Silcock
Frederick Ransom
Manchester
David Harris Smith
John Smith
Bradford
William Hollis Yon
Richard Turner
Northampton
George Loverock
Wolverhampton
Charles Bull
Joan Acutt
Bridge-street
Vauxhall
Benjamin Stubbing
Thomas Hamman
Bankruptcy and partnerships listed in London Gazette Fray
A long notice itemizes bankrupts receivers and partnerships dissolved or certificated on Sept. 7. Names include William Reynolds jun wine merchant and Mary Rebecca Isaaca. Entries cover London firms, inns, grocers, ironmongers, carriers, builders, and other trades with locations like City Strand Bristol Wolverhampton and Norwich.
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Gazetts
Fray
Wiliam Reynolds
Savagegardens
Thomas Mayo
Eel Pie House Tavern
Ayte
Twickenham
Mary Rebecca Isaaca
Benjamin Samo
Strand
Diamond
John Akinzon
King William-street
City
William Barrett
Jin
Abingdon
Berks
James Wond Cook
Dover
Barnet Walker
Sheffield
Yorkshire
John Chadwick
Church Lane
Oldham
Lancaster
John Hall
Joseph Hall
Thos. Hall
Barrlem
Staffordshire
W. Wonfor
Chesterton
Cambridge
W. Morgan
Cheltenham
Philip Rose
J. C. Rose
Bristol
T. Corbett
West Hama
Essex
J.cunnington
Newport
Monmouthshire
M.longridge
W. Thompson
D. Lamte
Taff Vale Iron Works
Glamorganshire
P. Fawkner
W. Fawkner
Kiiderminster
T. Sergeant
J. Elgell
I. Berser
Trowbridge
Wiltshire
A. Scott
Sen
Christian Street
St George’s
TF. Davergier
W. Houstour
W. Manning
Great Suffolk-street
Southwark
W. Savage
T. Savage
Jnn
Wolverhampton
Nantwich
Chester
H. Ash
S. Morris
Dale-end
Birmingham
H. Simmonds
W. Masters
Maidstone
Kent
W. Earle
Jom Carter
John Wilson Carter
Liverpool
William Truslove Mason
Henry Richardson
Barnsley
Luke Smith
Mary Smith
George Dearden
Beyweet
Bread prices rise in Liverpool and Yorkshire trade holds
A Liverpool letter dated the 14th instant notes bread has climbed from a shilling to sixteen pence per loaf with further rises possible. It adds trade in the county and Yorkshire manufacturing districts remains fairly favorable, easing the impact of high prices.
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Yorkshire
Prorogation Parade Marked by Royal Procession at Westminster
The UK Parliament was prorogued by the Queen in person on Thursday. A ceremonial procession through London announced the prorogation with nobles, ambassadors, and royal officials in attendance. The Queen wore a crown and state mantle as the speech was delivered and assent given to the bills.
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Wesminster Abbey
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W. C. Fowle
Heneage Legge
Parker Nuttall
Exon
Seymour
Reid
Colonel Cavendish
Major Keppel
Cavendish
Buckley
Lord Hill
Earl of Ichester
Earl of Surrey
G. Stevens Byng
Marchioness of
Normanby
Barham
Duke of Argyll
Steward
Lord Gardner
Earl of Belfast
Col. Cavendish
Earl of Albemarle
Order of the Garter
Duchess of Sutherland
House of Lords
Martins
House of Jord
Prince Esterhazy
Duke of Norfolk
Earl Marshal
Duke of Sussex
Duke of Cambridge
Viscount Melbourne
Marquis of Lansdowne
Glenelg
Augusta
Hohenlohe
G. R
Marchioness of Lansdowne
Augustus Clifford
House of Commons
Whiting
Beaufort House
Strand
Stam,s
London
Chancery Court
Queen’s Bench
Common Pleas
Exchequer
Bank of England
Queen’s
General Post Office
Europe
Mesars, Hannay and Co
Oxford-street
Queen Victoria's Speech Near End of Prolonged Session
The monarch notes Spanish civil conflict, Canada disturbances, and Ireland relief acts. She thanks Parliament for funds, praises measures on debt and church benefices, and hopes for prosperity. Parliament prorogued to October 11 as crowds differ in enthusiasm. A separate item reports the suicide of St Bartholomew's sexton Thurrel within the hospital chapel.
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St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Thurrel
Sexton
Beadle
Hospital of St. Bartholomew
Oxford-street
London
Hannay and Dietrichsen
Fetterlane
Holborn
Norris
Strand
Gifford
Ditto
Hetherington
Wood-street
Davies
Altersgate-Street
Lynn
St. Martin’s-le Grand
Ranh Cornhill
Leadenhall- Street
Bishopsgate Street
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City Road
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Coventry-street
Haymarket
Dean Street
Soho
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Crawford-street
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London-street
Tottenham-court- Rn
Charloste-street
Fitzroy-square
Somers Town
Union-st
Ciar Whitechapel - Gitta High Street
St. George’s East
New Road
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Comme High-street
Shadwell
York-street
Westminster
Tothill Street
Mount Street
Lambeth
Queen’s-row
Chelsea
Westbourne Place
Eaton-sqn
Blackfriars Road
London-road
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Wood
Boston
Hristol
Castle Mill-street
Redcliff-hill
Self
Bury St. Edmonds
Thompson
Cambridge
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Wade
Chard
Chaffey
Grocer
Chester
Platt and Son
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Exeter
Fitze
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Pring
Mull
Haycraft
Jerazy
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le Crag
Leeda
Brigzate
Heaton
Hobson
Leicester
Market-place
Cooper
Liverpool
Scotland-road
Smaith
Ani
Kingdom
Harvest optimism trumps scare stories of UK shortages
The article debunks fears of insufficient harvests in England, citing strong wheat and straw conditions, a near 3 000 000 quarter anticipated deficit offset by 600 000 quarters in bond imports, reduced duties, and plentiful barley oats and potatoes. It notes US and Baltic stocks and US harvests further ease import risks.
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Embezzling Bank Clerk Peele Sentenced at Liverpool Assizes
John Corbett Peele former cashier of the Joint Stock Bank of Manchester was found guilty of embezzlement at Liverpool assizes and sentenced to transportation for seven years. He wore green spectacles during the trial and showed distress as the judge passed sentence.
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