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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 17, 1864

Page

10

Reform and the true path of justice in politics

The piece denounces liberalism as hidden Tory reaction and argues reform is essential. It critiques press disavowals of reform, contrasts dishonest minimalism with honest full reform, and urges measured, just action to avert revolution and future injustice. It stresses to consider the public good over party lines.

Reading Journal Buxton Liberal Party Times Isles India Australia British America

Noted Reform Protests and Moral Critique

The passage condemns anti Reformers for backing injustice and suppressing truth. It denounces partisan statesmen who mock legitimate citizen claims while praising efforts to discuss the issue rationally and justly, even if imperfect. The tone stresses accountability and moral reform.

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London and Provincial Mortgage Bank of England Limited Forming

Subscriptions are invited for the capital of a new company named the London and Provincial Mortgage Bank of England Limited. It aims to simplify land and property finance, provide quick advances, act as agents to investors and borrowers, maintain a register, and issue mortgage debentures. Capital fixed at £200,000 in 8,000 shares of £25.

London and Provincial Mortgage Bank OF England (Limited

Imperial Austrian Gas Company prospectus issued

The prospectus shows capital of £350,000 in 14,000 shares of £25 each with £1 on application £4 on allotment and calls not exceeding £5 per share at least three month intervals Interest at 6 percent per year for the first year while works are built Concessions cover thirteen Austrian towns including watering places and manufacturing towns with more under consideration The aim is to replace oil and candles with gas and a net 15 percent profit is expected when operations are full

Imperial Austrian Gas Company Austria

General Floating Dock Company Limited Annual Meeting Report

The shareholders met at noon in Threadneedle Street with Mr. B Philipon presiding. The report noted pending negotiations in France led by Jules Cézard to unite with chief shipbuilders and financiers, revocation of the original building contract, and aims to resume works with cost savings. Fully paid shares have fallen by £20,270. small docks in operation absorb funds, delaying calls. Liabilities include £6,500 loan and £4,729 in arrears on shares, with £6,000 share security available. The chairman reported partial Bordeaux dock construction and working small docks yielding but absorbed by building costs. Monetary stress restrained expansion. prospects urged eventual prosperity. The vote passed unanimously with thanks to the chairman.

General Floating Dock Company (Limited Threadneedle- Street B. Philipon W. Summers Jules Cézard France Monsieur Cézard Bordeaux Swann

Workers to share profits in new co operative collieries plan

Henry Briggs Son and Co announces a prospectus for co operative management of its Whitwood and Methley Junction collieries with £135000 capital in 9000 shares. If profits exceed 11 percent, half of the excess will be distributed as a bonus to all employees, aiming to align capital and labour and avert strikes. Morning Star reports the proposal as a pioneering step.

Messrs Crossley Halifax Henry Briggs Morning Star
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