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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 26, 1838

Page

7

Trade and Commerce Report from Orry on August Trade

The United States advices via the Royal William predict an active fall trade as nine State banks plan to resume specie payments on August 13. Money demand tightens, discounts ease in Philadelphia and New York, and southern exchanges rise while land speculation disrupts Michigan and Mississippi traders. British funds show activity with Chancery sums. market marginally improved. Continental exchanges hold, Lisbon news dampens Portuguese bonds, and asphalt, bitumen, and railway shares stay heavily traded.

Orry United States Royal William Nine States Philadelphia New York Michigan Mississippi Federal Union Europe Union Court of Chancery Chancery Stock Exchange Lisbon

London Gazette Summary of Insolvencies and Partnerships Dissolved

List of bankruptcies and certificated debtors with names including Harris Stucley and Driver, Abingdon grocer, and shipowners. followed by numerous partnerships dissolved across exchequer trades and towns including Exeter, Frome, Manchester, and Liverpool with shows many firms and professions such as grocers, ironmongers, coach-builders, tailors, brewers, and distinguished companies.

London Gazette Treep Dayy Esrclyena Wlara Harris Stucley Abergavenny Monmouthshire Thomas Driver John Moore London James William Barrett Meltham Yorkshire W. Pratt Leamington J. Nall Chorlton-upon-Medlock Lancashire W Sweet Chancery Lane F. Baldey Brighton Holdsworth Lewer Edmonton W. Lewis T. Bosley Exeter J. Nicholls T. H. Payne Frome Somersetshire R. Mealing J. Spencer York-street Newcut Lambeth W. Hulton F. W. Winn Long Lane Smithfield Saddlers Mallalien and Lees Manchester T. Howell W. Knight R. and W. Marshall Tweedmouth Durham tannera—Grimshaw and Hammond 8. Beale Melcombe Regis Dorsetshire T. Bramley and Co Biireholme Townley Mildenhall Oxford-street Jones and Dawson Liverpool Jackson and Cheaman Sheffield J. Coats H. Brockner St. John-street W. Spelman D. Dunnett Barkant Norfolk Cremesha and Co Burnley Charters Coates, and Gamble Belfast R. Brown, Jun., and Co Brigus Newfoundland F. Tandy and Co Stourbridge Worcestershire J. Hellewell and Co Salford Dyers J. Hinks and Co G. Taylor and Co Evane and Fees Cousins and Bannatyne Marehill Greenwich Brown and Brewer Great St. Helen’s Bishopsgate Street Redin and Gibba Romford Essex Argoed Hall Colliery Company Mold Bahia Russell, Mellors, and Co Pernambuco Tegaras J. Mellor J. Ryder J. Brown J. Dyson Bradford Sanderson, Craig, and Co Glasgow

List of tradesmen and merchants in multiple towns

A fragment lists numerous tradesmen and firms across Bradford Liverpool Cambridge and Birmingham including worsted-spinners John Hawkes John Worshall and John Wroe jun Woolstaplers Robert Lee Dawson and Richard Crespie Daw son Linen-drapers Edward Falkner and Henry Falk ner Drapers Edward Falkner and Henry Falk ner Glaziers James Ford and Ann Stockton plumbers Thomas Bacon and John Stevenson coal-merchants H T Pearce Samuel Lang Benjamin Swith J Willasey and others in various localities.

Wiliam Parkinson Bradford Yorkshire John Hawkes John Worshall John Wroe Robert Lee Dawson Richard Crespie Dawson Liverpool John Smith James Leigh March Cambridgeshire Edward Falkner Henry Falkner Ruben Rags Joseph Banting Bloomsgrove Nottinghaw James Ford Ann Stockton Stalybidge Lancashire Thomas Bacon New Sleaford Lincolnshire John Stevenson Lincoln H. T. Pearce Samuel Lang Benjamin Swith J. Willasey William Were Edmund Narmin Botolph Lane Joseph Cresswell Peter Davis Mich Alexander Gace New Street Birmingham Condon Fi H Company Thomas Pickford Zachy Langton Joseph Baxendale Charles Inman

The Beer Trade and Public Revenue in 1830s England

The text argues that opening beer houses boosted public welfare and government revenue. It cites duty reductions and license changes, showing savings to consumers and higher malt duties, licenses, and agricultural benefits. It discusses parliamentary inquiries, towns vs rural areas, and proposed Beer Act amendments extending hours and standardizing licensing.

London England Marquis of Chandos Birmingham House of Commons Edward Knatchbull

Election poll details in Wesminster district and court cases

Correspon dent reports the poll results with Ewen 42 and Simpson 36 leading, Eaton 13, Rigby 9, Caldwell 7, Eden 2, six others resigning. Notes on court clerk eligibility, ballot inapplicability, and potential disqualification of Ewen and Eaton. Also reports murder case at Central Criminal Court, Mitchell acquitted and Clark convicted of manslaughter. Includes Queen's Bench Prison death of Mrs Mary Susannah Piggott after long imprisonment.

Westminster Court Ewen Simpson Eaton Rigby Caldwell Eden Queen’s Counsel Maule Hosier Covent-garden Court of Queen’s Bench Central Criminal Court John Clark Alexander Mitchell Benjamin Driscoll High Seas Mitchell Clark Queen’s Bench Mary Susannah Piggott Austria

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