London Markets Report on Funds and Bonds
The funds market shows very limited activity with no material changes from prior quotes. Exchequer Bills prime stands at 65.67 pm signaling temporary ease for commerce. Foreign bonds are steady with little movement and share lists remain passive.
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Orry
Insolvent and bankrupt lists from Chatham to Liverpool
Insolvent Benjamin Briggs of Chatham is listed alongside bankrupts including Francis Fidlar Hard Green Tottenham Court Road woollen-draper and wine-merchant James Bogie Law Bewleys Cheap side. Certificates cover sharebrokers millers clothiers and brewers with partnerships dissolving among joiners cabinet makers printers shipbuilders and others across Yorkshire Lancashire and London.
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Don Gazetts
Fray
Benjamin Briggs
Chatham
Kent
Francis Fidlar Hard Green
Tottenham Court-Rosd
Thomas Benjamin King
Chy Arms
King Street
Ald‘gate
Jacob Rsy
Saint Duntan’s-hill
William Grant
Haymarket
William Davies
Leominster
Hertfordshire
John Bates
South Cros Talfhoundbury
Yorkshire
John Trotter
Robert Trotter
Brigge-street
Cambridge
George Green
Kilnhurst
Pottery
Rotherham
William Edwards
Blackfuraby
Leicestershire
China
John Banstre Falkner
Liverpool
Edwin Walker
Wiliam John Walker
Federick Walker
Parker Newton Walker
Kirkcarton
Clothiers
Renton Nicholson
Leicester-place
James Bogie Law
Bew-laws
Cheapside
Manchester
Richard Augustus Faton
Lutley Mill
Worcester
Henry Ellis Moseley
Forest-gate
Weat Ham
Victuaver
Richard Hall
Thomas Beesley
Garstang
Lancashire
Robert J. Ravenscroft
William
George Nisbett
Kingstreet
Thomas Marwood
Benjamin Leavens White
Thomas Carr
Sunderland
James Griffee
Charles Palmer
Cloak Lane
William Hey Dikes
William Gibso
Kingston-upon-Hull
William Bevan
William Whitehead
Dukinfield
Cheshire
William Kilburn
John Hutchinson
James Tayler
Elland
Joseph Gratton
John Woodward Gratton
Chesterfield
Stephen Andrew Horton
Frederick William Griffiths
Jonathan Brooke
Joan Brooke
Wiliam Stort
Halifax
George Arnold
W. ‘I’. Arnold
Sydney
John Howard Ryan
Thomas Green
John M'Carty
Battersea
Albert Schloza
Edward Alpress
Great Russell Street
Bloomsbury
Middlesex
James Moorhouse
Anthony Moorhouse
Oldham
Thomas Lambert
Erasmus Bond
Insolvent and bankruptcy notices in London Gazette
Toreday December 25 lists insolvencies including William Bartley Liverpool money-scrivener and James Bowerman Castle Cary shopkeeper. Bankrupts include David Davies Sydney Gloucestershire Richard Ferdinson Cox Oxford, William Ihormas Doorne Torquay, John Nutter and Robert Nutter Cambridge corn merchants, George Eld Feleshill Coventry miller, Thomas Wharton Lancashire house-carpenter. Certificates dated Jan 15 for G Martin Oxford Street builder J Baul Greenrow schoomaster M Groucot Leamington priors dealer in glass. Partnerships dissolved cover A Collyer with T R Sabine Brighton window blind makers and several others across cities. many firms named with trades and locations.
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William Bartley
Livepool
Money-Scrivener
James Bowerman
Castle Cary
Somerairshire
David Davies
Sydney
Gloucestershire
Richard Ferdinson Cox
High-streat
Oxford
William Ihormas Doorne
Torquay
Devonsuire
John Nutter
Robert Nutter
Cambidge
George Eld
Feleshill
Coventry
Thomas Wharton
Lancashire
G. Martin
Oxford-street
J. Baul
Greenrow
Cumberland
Schoomaster
M. Groucot
Leamington Priors
Warwickshie
A. Collyer
T. R. Sabine
Brighton
J. Taylor
Eon
Ian King-street
Southwark
W. Barradaile
J. Middleton
G'S Ars Yard
Coleman Street
J. M Hervey
G. R. Burnell
Thames Counry
St. Luke’s
J. Holt
W. Benson
Liverpool
J.R Newbery
7. Newbery
Percy Street
Bedford Square
C. Bosworth
KK Norton
Upton
Melbourne visits Brighton with high officials and bids
Viscount Melbourne leaves town on a visit to the Queen Dowager at the Pavilion in Brighton. Interviews occur at the Colonial Office with Lord Glenelg as the Attorney General Solicitor General and others report talks. Donations by the Queen Dowager and others aid Mendicity and new church building while crime and discipline notes appear.
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Viscount Melbourne
Town
Brighton
Reid
Charles D. Wittenoom
Lord Glenelg
Colonial Office
Mendicity Society
Earl of Clarendon
Walmer Terrace
Deal
Lord Clarendon
Countess of Kerry
Calne
Marquis of Lansdowne
Switzerland
Duc de Montebello
Republic
Legation
M. Reimhardt
Baron Mortimer
France
St. Stephen’s
Ired
Thomas Moore
Central Criminal Court
Hye
Chatham
Essex
Cope
Newgate
Lambeth Street
Moore
Shields
Cook
Hannah Brooks
Bridewell
Guildhall
Little Moorfields
Alderman Magnay
Justice-Room
Georgia
Thomas Goodwin
Brownlow
Montgomeryshire
Waynor Park
Frockmills
Shrewsbury
Metropolitan Police
Bedford
Richard Holmes
White Horse
Kenningham
David
Gas Company Practices in Hungerford Market Sparks Outcry
A letter to the editor denounces the London Gas Company for monopolistic meter charges and disrupting streets to lay mains in Hungerford Market. The writer cites higher profits from metered gas, threatened closures if no meter is used, and extortionate quarterly bills for the Dolphin Tavern. The note urges public support to curb the alleged abuses.
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Weekly Chronicle
St. Martin’s-in-the- Fields
London Gas Company
Hungerford Market
Hungerford-street
London
Dolphin Tavern
Equitable
Board of Directors
Spotteswode
Tam
National Gallery
Charing Cross
American President's Message and Canadian unrest report
The Liverpool steamer reached port after a voyage hampered by gales and seas, covering 282 miles in one day. The president's message advises amicable eastern boundary settlement with Britain and notes an American confederation aiding Canadian insurgents. Reports mention Colborne’s measures, a prize for the Mckenzie man, suspicions over court martial juries, and a 500 pound reward for Captain Usher's murderers.
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LiverPool
Frmay Evennne
Stix o’Ciock
New York
Congress
M. van Buren
Great Britain
John Colborne
Colonel Wetherall
Upper Canada
George Arthur
M‘kenzie
Canada
Worth
Dundas
Usher
Parliamentary election rumors and Bath holly dispute
The piece notes expectations of a general election amid rising political chatter in Bath and London. It also reports Marylebone vestry reversing a vote to decorate the parish church with holly, then relapsing to restore the costly custom amid concerns of garden theft and pagan origins.
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London
Old Cobbett
Friends of the Church
Tombstone fee dispute over brick grave case
Chronicle reports a dispute involving widow Hinge of Greenwood over charges by J Tomkyns rector Greenford for a brick grave, head and foot stone, arching, and related permissions. After paying part, she faced threats of Ecclesiastical Court action while the rector reportedly delayed sacrament for the dying husband.
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Chronicle
Hinge
Greenwood
Tomkyns
Sayer
Greenford
J. Tomnyns
Crickett and Sons
Satuday
Oxford Street Experimental Pavement Details
The article outlines several pavement experiments across Oxford Street with mixes from asphalt and granite to wood and Scotch asphaltum granite. It explains block sizes, laying patterns, bed materials, and the aim to test binding performance and durability under city conditions.
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Oxford-Street
Charles-street
Stephenson
Bastenne Company
London
Tottenham Court-Road
Val de Traves
Canada
Liverpool
Privy Council
Ropgeny
Henry Graham
Battersea
John Hancock
Henry
Battergea Bridge
Mansion House
William Key
Saunders
Bishopsgate-street
Bishopsgate
Central Criminal Court
Oxford Street
Marylebone
Divorce denied and cruelty case from Hampstead
A solicitor seeks divorce but is told to approach ecclesiastical courts. The report covers animal cruelty charges in Hampstead, including Mary Monks fined for dog mistreatment, and a Wapping robbery case against Mary and Maria Williams. Other items include two men in Moorin genr LeMEN mischief and a lamp destruction in Worship Street.
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Globe
Don-Carr
Mary Monks
High-street
Hampstead
Mr. Rawlinson
Hatton-Garden
Mary
Maria Williams
William Hall
East Indies
Wapping
Somerset House
Fleet Street
Parker
No 1006
Worship Street
John Jones
Peter Thompson
G Division
Bunhill Row
Eddystone Lighthouse found undamaged after fierce storm
Reports from Trinity Board and a New London inquiry confirm the Eddystone Lighthouse sustained no serious damage beyond paint loss and a cracked lantern glass. A floating light was considered, but the structure is deemed stable, easing public alarm after alarming storm reports.
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Eppystone
Hen i
Trinity Board
Eddystoe
London
D &G
Mr. Burgess
Plymouth Herald
Manchester
Grandby-row
John Cunningham
Cunningham
Byrne
New Bailey
Maud
Royal Infirmary
Wilfak
London Hareets Notice on Christmas Market Closures
Christmas day is a close day for most markets and there is no notice to offer for markets that fall under our Tuesday head.
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Slotan Goon
Mont Tusa
Thurs
Satur
India
London Gazette
THE
Hungerford
Bath. NY
Buee
Denlel-street
Bath
Lieut Buee
Madran Infantry
H. M . Weekly Chronicle
Taunton
Somerset
HE National
J. Watson
City-road
Hetherington
Strand
Cleave
Shoe-lane
Fleet-street
Heywood
Scott
W. Pine
Exeter Hall
C. Fey
Paul
Turner
London University
C King
Blackfriars-road
Christ-church
Barclay and
Sens
Farringdon-street
Dr. Baillie
C. King
Anernethy
Self Burnley
Richards
Ditto
Butterworth
Bury St. Edmonds
Thomas Bury
Binney
Kay Cambridge
Petty Cary
Wa Catherington
Ockerby
Charr
Chaffey
Grocer
Chester
Platt and Son
Ditte
Fletcher
Colne
Highb-street
Baldwin
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Dover
Neales
Exeter
Fitze
St. Sidnees
Pring
Lancasure
Hevy Hull
Haycratt
Hyde
Flowery-field
Booth
Jersey
St. Hellier
le Cras
Leeds
Briggate
Heaton
Hobson
Leicester
Market-place
Cooper
Paten
Kingdom
Lincoln
Andrew & Jackson
Scotland
Smith
Lymington
Martin
Lynn
Riches
Gitte
Norfolk-street
Langford
Macclesfield
Waters
Stubbs
Oliham St
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Newcastle-under
Mort
Norwich
St. George's
Bridge-st
Northampton
Jones
Jones Nottingham, Chape-bar, Ingram, Oldham, Lord-street, Knight Ditte
Greenacre
S-Moor
Holt
Slatter
Paris
Place Vendoma
Kent & Co
Plymouth
Nettleton
Fortsea
Queen-streat
Gardner
Preston
Rochdale
Church-atyle
Shepherd
Ryce
Gutteridge
Nilisbury
Brodie
Sheffield
Targate
Whittaker
Southampton
Ine
Corn Exchange
Mark-Lane
Suffolk
Marklane
Mareket
Smithfield
Benat
Kingstown
Countess Annesley
Earl Annesley
Earl
Lord
Cheltenham
Kingston Church
Portsmouth
M. Edmond Jeannin
Louisa Ann Murray
Lord Cringielle
Targier
Brrth
G. C. A. Norderling
Life Guards
Louisa H. Drummond Hay
Morocco
Lisson-grove
Edward Frederick Pretehergrass
Winstone
Edwin Windsor Bayntun Sandys
Bevan
Boulogne
John Larking
Clare House
Kents
Glasgow
Catherine
Wm. Kidaton
Tunbridge Wells
John Forbes
Waterton
Dublin
Marriner
Commodore O'Brien
George TY
Ann Larner
Bewird
Paria
Pouqueville
French Institute
Aeto
Ali Pasha
Greece
Morea
Constantienople
Albania
Old Field Lodge
Maidenhead
Berks
Wm. Herne
Castle Baynard
Lewannick
Daniel Cundy
Ferigh Pa Lewaunick
Lim
Catherine-street
Baiclaseys
Joan Norris
Fetterlane
Holborn
Charles Penny
Sts
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