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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 19, 1838

Page

7

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.

Royal Gardens Vauzhall Signor Venafra Madame Grisi Madame Persiani Madame Caremell Signor Rubini Signor Lablache 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.

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.

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.

London 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.

Liverpool 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.

United Kingdom Wesminster Abbey Colonel Masters 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.

Spain Upper Lower Canada Ireland House of Comrmons Queen Victoria Henry the 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 Norton Colgate City Road Plumber’s-row Cli-street Hackney-road St John’s Street Coventry-street Haymarket Dean Street Soho Little Ormod Street Crawford-street Marylebone Tottenham Court-Road London-street Tottenham-court- Rn Charloste-street Fitzroy-square Somers Town Union-st Ciar Whitechapel - Gitta High Street St. George’s East New Road Northumberland Place Comme High-street Shadwell York-street Westminster Tothill Street Mount Street Lambeth Queen’s-row Chelsea Westbourne Place Eaton-sqn Blackfriars Road London-road High-street Wood Boston Hristol Castle Mill-street Redcliff-hill Self Bury St. Edmonds Thompson Cambridge Petty Cury Wade Chard Chaffey Grocer Chester Platt and Son Fletcher Cowes Isle of Wight Exeter Fitze St. Sidwell’s Pring Mull Haycraft Jerazy St. Hellier 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.

England Danish Poland France Dantsie Holland Baltic Therce Prussia Dantzic Mediterranean Black Sea United States West India Islands Spanish America Brazils Europe

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.

Liverpool

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