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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 05, 1847

Page

7

Public Income and Expenditure of the United Kingdom 1847

A column titled Curious presents the public accounts for the year ending October 1 1847. It lists ordinary revenues from customs, excise, taxes, land and property, post office, crown lands, pensions, and other funds, against expenditures including civil list, military and naval salaries, warrants on the exchequer, and debt service totals. The piece also touches on balances, reductions of the national debt, and various acts affecting unfunded debt.

United Vyedom Baring Weert East India Company Aireer Victoria Wedland Ireland

Stage Notes and Reviews from Theatres and Concerts

A review of Madame Anos Taillon in L Aambaydrice at Drury Lane, Kathleen Fitzwilliam in Peggy Green at Lyceum, and Royal Marylebone Theatre’s revival of The Scornful Lady with Mrs Werner. Coverage includes performances at Lapten’s Wetts Theatre As You Like It, and Emma Lacombe’s Paris Conservatoire debut ahead of French Opera engagement.

Auber Henriette Princess's Lyceum TazatTse Kathleen Fitzwilliam Peggy Green Smilliner Mr. Mathews Harley Peggy Mr. Granby Beverley Misa Fitzwilliam Lapten Wetts Theater Jacques Phelpe Rosalind Mr. Marston Orlando Mr. Scharf Touchstone Mis Marston Audrey Marylehone Theatre Dorset Garden Charles II Loveless Welford Teves Ben Jonson Joseph Andrews Graham Belton G. Vining Webb Sir Roger Ladsn Warner Serle Desproy Ax EnGtsa 1X Pants Emma Lecombe Italy Conservatoire Paria French Opera Mise Lacombe

Royal Leamington Steeple Chases At Warwick Notes

Sporting intelligence records a complex program at Warwick with Valient and Rough and Reads in a match over two miles, a Samarcand filly race, and multi mile handicaps. Notable entries include Father Mathew, Thistle, Congreve, Carton, Forester, Warwick, and Chandler with outcomes: Valient won the match, and several races were decided by necks or lengths. Betting odds and local results accompany the day’s events.

Royal Leamington Warwick Tuxapar Clifton G. Whitehouce W. H. Johnstone Nann Samarcand Little Carton Cooper Forester Broadley F.S. Wilmott Taylor Roarer Red Hawthorn Sir William S. Day Wakefield Alleyne the Nigger Tasker Capt. Little Mr. Moseley Richard W. Saunders Barnett A. M‘donagh St. Leger the Switcher Latitat Protligate Young Lottery St. Ruth Alice Grey King of the Valley Standard Guard Sparta Evergreen the Eagle Canary Peabroke Hip Brier Weatley Archer Mr. Brown Turner Powell Dan Tucker Ned Mameluke

Royal Gazette Long List Of Appointments And Notices

The Gazette records appointments by the Queen and Lord Chancellor, naming James Brooke to govern Lebuan, Samuel Bonham to Hong Kong, and Geo. Rennie to the Falklands. It also lists James Leighton as Master Extraordinary in Chancery, deputy lieutenants, marriage act registrations, and a lengthy schedule of insolvent petitioners examinations, bankruptcies, dividends, and certificates across various towns and firms. The notices name numerous individuals, trades, and places including Birmingham, Cheltenham, Bristol, Leeds, Liverpool, and Manchester, with dates in December and January for examinations and hearings.

Downxine James Brooke Lebuan Samuel George Bonham Hong Kong Geo. Rennie Falkland Islands Whiteball James Leighton Montrose Gent High Court of Chancery West Riding County of York George Lane Fox Henry Stephen Thompson Esgyra Methodist Meeting House Beezle Gripton Yorkshire Bethesda Baptist Chapel Jemaica Row Bermondsey H. W. Maughan Broseley Street Aston Juxto Birmingham B. Wallis Winchester Terrace Southampton Derbyshire C. C. R. Maillard High Street Cheltenham Milliner T. Thomas Lionell Street Birmingham G. Ford Fishponds Stapleton Gloucestershire Dairyman H. Fullford Priars Merchant Street Bristol Geo. Horwood King Stanley T. Jenkins Hillgrove White House Walk J. E. Davis Stroud C. Charlesworth Oldfield Road Salford Baker W. Jennings Nanttrich Cheshire G. Morris Oliver Street Birkenhead WM. Andrews Queen Street Tranmere Bebbington D. Mann Buckden Ingdonshire A. Kemp St. Stephen's Street Norwich R. Rowlands Preston Street Liverpool W. Gidlow Barnes Baainghall Street O. Evans Grove Lane Camberwell Mr. Canaan Birchin Lane Cornhill Messrs Borrodalle and Co King's Arms Yard Coleman Street W. Gribble Boston Street Dorset Square Pennell Jimey Chancery Lane M. L. Bensusan and Co Magdalen Row Great Prescot Street Goodman's Fields Messrs. Hixon and Sons King William Street R. F. Gower Jon New Broad Street Belcher Crowder and Blaynard S. Street Bedford Draper Graham Solean Turner Aldermanbury N. MacKenzie Newgate Street Weekes Cook’s Court Lincoln's Inn Fields London T. Cresswell Twyning Hutton St. Augustine's Place Ball Bedfordtow Eproule and Moore Tewkestbury G. J. Jones Jacob Street Mesure W. Chater Newcastle Bell Broderick Bow Churchyard T. Gales Ford Dock Ford Durham Newcastle Upon Tyne Asaignes Grey Street J. J G. W. Wright Sunderland J. Robinson Whitmore Waterloo Street Wright E.ler Shrewsbury Shropshire Christie Wace Me. Smith Temple Street R. D. Pawson Leeds George Young Williamson and Co Great James Street Barwick Boothroyd Dewsbury Stanfield Brodribb Child’s Place Scholes Dewnbury Harle and Clarke G. Cowsill Blackford Bridge Pilkington Prestwich Cum Oldham Lancashire Calico Pricter Manchester Fraser George Street Clarke, Gray Gregory Faulkner Skirrow Bedford Row B. Whitworth Back King Street Wiltshire W. Burton King Street Soho J. Bishop Russell Street Bloomsbury Wheelwright R. Grahate Brunewick House Clapham Common H. Clark Redcross Street City W. Cox Daventry Northamptonshire Money Scrivener H. Philips Forthill Street Westminster Hoen Draper D. Stuart Stockbridge Terrace Victoria Road Pimiico J. Kiathean Charshaltog Surrey Linen Draper W. Sustenance Piccadilly Bretton and Tuncell Charlotte Street Fitzroy Square M. C. Johnstone Lambs Conduit Street Unwin Coggeshall Essex Woolstaplers T. Ridgway Huddersfield J. D. Browne Wood Street Walthamstow Apothecary R. Woods Upper Russell Street Brighton C. Twigg Newton Row W. Bayker Nottingham J. Jackson Bishop Wearmouth A. Tungtsil J. Else and Co Kingston Upon Bull Smith and Irvine H. D. Evans Wrexham Denbughshire J. Wood and Sons Denby Dale T. Hanton J. Child Weke Geld J. Barraclough Bradford E. Pickles Baroaley Hnen F. Wiggins Union Street Blackfriars Horse Britten St. Jamua'y Parace John Lord Elphinstone Burl Dade van Orrice 3D Dragoon Guards E. B. Purefoy Purchase Watt Cornet A. DL. Monteath B. Purefo 21Th Foot Woodington 24Th Foot H. P. T. Woodington 21St Foot Thornhill 32D Foot R.T.R. Fattoun Sullivan 37Th Foot W. M .Donald Foot Staveley 28Th Foot Hackete Leutenant A. Hackett H. P. Vance Hackett C. F. Lardy J. L. Black W. R. Mansfeld Lardy J. Chester Mansfield W. R. Fuller Cheater G. Wedderburn Fuller 70Th Foot J. Atkinson Greerwell E. R. C. Sheldon Br Purchase Atkinson 92D Foot C. R. Robison Downes Jat West India Regiment A. Smith Matthews 57Th Foot Ceylon Rife Regiment R. Bunn Hasritat H. Downes M.D 92Nd Foot O’connor Asatracoep Edward Barclay 94Th Foot Mumoganpun R. Wm. Ross Ublic Commissariat Gold Coast King’s Regiment of Cheshire Yeomanry George Warren Baron de Tabley Egerton P. de M. G. Egerton Bart M.P Apmigady Fisher the Blue Witkhall G. Doe Torrington Devon Warrenat Thomas Wild Her Majesty S Court of Common Pleas Thomas Warden Bardon Taunton Somerset H.B. B. Mason Wereham Stoke Ferry of Norfolk Boro’ Green Wrotham Kent Glossop St. Giles Cheadle Bethel Lady Well Street Newtown Montgomery Long Compton Warwickahie Hazelwood Haselwood Devorshire Ebenezer Ligterpend Street Boston Lincolnshire Bank OF England

Merchant list of Dec. 21 and 22 entries with dissolutions

A compendium of names and trades dated December for numerous individuals across Liverpool London and Yorks including J Rawlins Foley coach maker J Gilbert Engine Works Boston street Hackney road millwright and many others with dates December 21 22 23 plus dissolutions of partnerships and Scottish sequestrations listing H Hull T Martens Ironside Brothers and bartholomew and Co among others with locales such as Liverpool Boston Street Shaftesbury St Marylebone and Glasgow noting occupations from grocers dealers and builders to ship brokers and printers.

J. A. Phillip Richescourt Lime Street J. Rawlins Foley Place J. Gilbert Engine Works Boston Street Hackney Road A. Leighton Liverpool W. Pineger Highworth Wilshire G. Webster Staincross Yorkshire D. Gastick Keighley P. Kevan A. Thomas W. Grills Launceston Cornwall H. Tarver Wolverhampton H. Cocker Hatherlange Derbyshire Needte M Netherton Staffordshire G. Maddison Swaffham Norfolk R. W. Gardiner Lower Hopton Herefordshire J. Blott Broad Street Bloomsbury H. and F. Hull Newmarket St. Mary Suffolk T. Martens and Co Newcastle Upon Tyne Ironside, Brothers Newgate Market Bartholomew and Co Parement Finsbury Palmer and Ward Bear Alley Farringdon Street Rinters Dean and Sons Abingdon Berkshire Boorah and Ashby Great Surrey Street Surrey Tee C. Grimshaw and Co Liverpot Wrightson and Bell Birmingham Oliver and Henton Dunstable Bedfordshire Cowgill, Hirst, and Co Huddersfield M‘connick Dargan Wilson, Ware, and Co Aldermanbury John and James Tonge Great Bolton Lancashire Psintera S. Richard Edinburgh King Thistle Street Glagow A. Mitchell Glasgow G. Hay Duftown Banffshire Galbreath and Carswell A. Reid Wright and Builder D. Hill Howe Street

Royal Army List and Civil Appointments Notice

Friday December 3 reports appointments and promotions across British regiments. Senior officers change commands, purchases and exchanges inland, with Capts to Majors, Lieutenants to Captains, and medical staff reshuffles. Also notes church and public office appointments and a Bank of England weekly account.

Consolidated notices of assignees and dividends across UK firms

A dense list of assignees and legal notices appears across multiple cities including Christchurch, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, and London. Entries name solicitors, Newgate Street printers, assignees such as Edward Edwards and Mr. Turner, and firms like Hawkins and Co. and Lowndes, Robins on. The document also lists dividends, certificates, dissolutions, and Scotch sequestrations with dates in December and January, covering bakers, grocers, builders, hotel keepers, millers, and traders.

Leeds Ansignee Stansfeld Messrs Hawkins and Co New Boswell Court London Mitare Wellford Co Hradford Mesrs Bond and Banvylek J. Hamsley Young Ludiow and Co Bedford Row Raynor and Co W. Lawton Liverpool Turner Tristram Buildings South Castle Street Bresarm Sharpe and Co Mesure Mesure, Lowndes, Robinson, Sod Hateson W. L. Oberry Birkenhead Cheshire Bird Livercourt Frampton Gray's Inn Bfr Hilliard Knight Primethorpe Broughton Astley Leicestershire Grocer and Horser Ivemy Chancery Lane R. Sawer Brough Westmoreland Shoemaker Newscastle Upon Tyne Wakley Newcastle Upon Tyne Mesarx Coulthard and Cross Kirkby Stephen Hoyle Nixon Clifford's Inn J. H. Howard Cheltenham Bristol Hutton St. Augustine's Place Hestor Lindo King’s Arms Yard Wo.stott Rockliffe Vale Bacup Lancashire Mancheser Asalgaee Pott Charlotte Street Manchester Mears Atkinson Mr. Bird Keightley and Co Bir Holden H. C. Broom Laurence Pogntney Hill City T. Lawrance Reading Draper E. Dorling Toawich Berlin G. Coombes Bedminter J. Hicks Brislington Somersetshire T. Walkden Mansield Nottinghamshire Scrivener J. Spence J. Sharples Daisyfeld E. Potter Lancaster Place Strand Naylagent E. Rogers Great Urtley Worcestershire T. Tily Dursley Gloucestershire I. Robinson Little Dean J. C. Player W. Newton J. Jones Ledbury Herefordshire A. Huddleston Boston Yorkshire W. Williams Kidnerly Carmarthenshire C. D. Johnson Victualler J. Hall Hotwell Road Mason Watts, Brothers Deptford Drapers and Mercers Butteras and Perdinando Assembly Place Mile End Road Shotton and Yeles Tynemouth Northumberland Williams and Bette Harwich Eancx A. J H. E. Alport King Square Goswell Road Pace, Bell, and Co Fenchurch Street Hayward and Hunt Neath Glamorganshire Saunders and Henderson Robinson and Holcroft Banes and Taylor Lisle Street Leicester Square Goodwin and Greenbank Maxwell, Boyd, and Co Corm Commission G. W. Boyd Cookson and CoulIthard Billquay Durham Nance and Heliyer Portsmouth Portsea Attornees Metcalf and Johnson Salford Needhim and Pimbled Mancheater Trueman, Enthoreu, and Co Moorgate Street Gibson and Sturt Saint Alban’s

London Markets Corn Exchange Weekly Report

Limited English wheat forward and sluggish demand kept prices barely quotable. Foreign wheat imports reached 4,590 units as sales for middling and inferior kinds remained muted. Barley and malt faced low demand with almost nominal quotations while beans and peas stayed heavy and prices fell. Indian corn meal and flour sold at low rates.

Silent Friend and Perry’s Remedies Imply Reserved Immorality

Advert for a 19th century medical tract on sexual health and marriage impediments. Describes anatomical engravings, parts on physiology, infections, and effects of mercury abuse. Promotes Perry’s Balm, Detersive Essence, Purifying Pills, Preventative Lotion, and consults at Berners Street with a long list of London distributors.

R. and L. Pehry Perry Berners Street Sutton and Co Bow Church Yard W. Edwards St. Paul's Churchyard Barclay and Sons Farringdon Street Butler and Harding Cheapside R. Johnston Cornhill L. Hill New Cross W.B. Jones Kingston J. W. Tanner Egham Smith Windsor J. B. Shillcock Bromley T. Riches London Street Greenwich Thos Parkes Woolwiich Ede and Co Dorking John Thurnby High Street Romford

Foreign and Colonial Markets Quiet Week Across Commodities

The West India market closed a shade under last week’s rates. Sales today total 700 birds for the week. Public sales included 2 670 bags of Bengal and 1 760 baskets of Java at irregular prices. Coffee offerings included 640 bags and 40 casks of plantation Ceylon with only a small portion sold. White Bengal holdings reached 5 400 bags, held for a renewal.

Faipay Evanixo Sogar West India Bengal Java Ceylon Auctlor

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Augustus Grocer Stuart Robart III Wird James I Scotland James II Roxburgh James Iary Stuart Mary Vets Fotheringay Castle Henry Stuart Earl of Henry Earl of Darnley Villiers Charles I Whitehall James IL British Archaeological Association F. Baigent Silksteade's Chapel Winchester St. Peter On the Sea Baigent Shakspeare C.ier P.ers Texaz Steavens John W. Sh Lancaster York Pericles Richard Svond Richard the Henry the Etting Venice Tims Andronicas Herkles Avecy Calous G Duke of Bridgewater Ieton Runcorn Preston Brook Runcorn Preston British Museum Dowling Walmer Soret Cesar Aorkshire Papar Itz Waterloo Doncaster Lampete South Western Railway Company Hell Church Street Lambeth Hicke Thames Bermondsey Street Court of Chancery Board of Surveyors Sporting Intelligence Tattersall Wreford Whitstone Sigerte Craig Lord Strathmore Dexey Bowes B. Green Peel Payne Gully Edie Ochiltree Greville Rosalyn Nunn the Fowler Wan Wyon the London Gazettes M. Manadann Lanbing Department Great Britain Americas Mauritius Grocers’ Hall Henry Bretnee Grocers' Company T. Johnston Pleasant Street London Road W. H. Brathwaite St. Aldates Street Oxford T. Bakeh Honiton Devonshire Titton B. Thornton Unicornhill Redditch W. Gilbert Cambridge W. Plane Falcon Yard Petty Cory E. Jarman Sarscen Hesd Newmarket Road Barowell D. Hayward Mill Road T. Pamplin Great Shelford Cambridgeshire E. Voce Swithland Rictualler WM. Motteram Publican J. Furbank Melbourne Place W. Casby Greyhound Hotel Green Street Paddington Green Paddington W. Scott Upper Reeley Shefeld T. Noyes Shirley Hampshire Farmer H. G. Morris Providence Cottage Isle of Wight Handsworth Edge Tool Forger J. Hobbs High Wycombe Buckinghamshire Basinghall Street A. Israel W. Turner Great Tower Street Sollelorn Weir and Smith Coopers’ Hall T. Wood Corbet Court Gracechurch Street Wire and Child St. Swithin Jane—J. Murray Edgware Roid Stationer Mr. Green Shield and Harwood Bt. Marshall St. John's Wood Terrace Portland Town Carpenter and Builder Follett Sambrook Court Phillips Great Titchfield Street Portland Place Alice Brown the Old Holy Well Shoreditch Ucensed Vic Groom Abchurch Lane Lombard Street Tollettors Stevens and Satchell John Burgess Harleyford Place Kennington Edwards Frederick's Place Old Jewry Messrs. Dawes and Sons Angel Court Thregmorion Streat Eves Stifford Lcensed Victuiller Asalgnes Hardman Shoe Lane Fleet Street W. Carruthers Desborough Terrace Harrow Road Lile Bloomsbury Street Bedford Square J. Goodcheape Aldersgate Street Bir. Belcher Sill Warwickcourt Holborn W. Speller G. Trigg Mr. Belcher Hall Lincoln's Law Fields C. Shingley Maldon Mesars Messia Lawrancs Plews Old Jewry Chambers J. Vevers Chespalde Woollen Johnson Messra J. H. Linklater Leadenball Street P. J. Kirby Assignes Frederick’s Place Old London Mareets Corn Exchange Monpar Rasex Ditto Greg Poland Conn Bartisa Chapel Barket Farvar Sussex Mid East Kent Smithfield Beautexs Holland Germany Ad. A. d. Uand South Downs Ditta Otob Newgate Leadenhall Fainar Charles Lucas and CO Newman Street Oxford Street London College of Medicine Bookseller Market Street Howell Church St Liverpoot Robinson Greenside Love Westmoreland Street Dublin Lucas New Boll's Weekly Messrs. Lucas and Co Newmane Street Oxford-street La'amert Samuel La’mert Bevvorn-ayeeet Beyvorn-squans University London Hospital Medical Society Fife La'Mart Basziret Richards Paternoster-row Hanway Starle Titchhorne Street Haymarket Gordon Leadenhall-street Mansell Casen, &c J. L. Curtis and CO Frith Street Soho Square Mannoop Chronicle J. L. Custis United Service Gazette Strange Paternoster Row Hazaay Maon Sawler St. Ann's Square Philip Campbell Argyle Street Greenside Street Messrs, Curtis and Company Te Bs Faith-Street Soho-Square United Kingdom Anthor Posiagestamt Covent Garden Sarvgvar Coal Exchange Adair’s Main Buddle Weat Clark and Co Stewart Goaforth Whitwe A Hartley Seer Killingworth Hart Carr Harvey Riddell's High “Tornley Hastings Hart Wharecliffe Heugh Hall New Tanfield Eden Main Kelloe Tanfield Belmor Adelaide Ponto Windsor Braddyil's Cowndon Tees Tanfield Moor East Hetton Seymour Tees Townley Ag Haswell Isual South Durham West Hartley Hetton Os Sens Cerceee Wylam Lambton Tees All's End Russell’s Hetton Capewicke and Co Hartley Clennell Shottens Sidney's
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