French Foreign Office Dinner Attended by Notables
The French Minister for Foreign Affairs hosted a grand Wednesday dinner with attendees including Lord John Russell Sir William Temple Marshal Nugent Baron Hubner and M de Persiany. The Queen Dowager widow of Charles Albert died after a seven day illness at Lurin aged fifty four. The Queen of Sardinia bore a prince. Darmstadt reports improved health of King Louis of Bavaria. Hanover and Brunswick unite with Austria on eastern affairs. The Atlantic telegraph links Stockholm to Hamburg via Helsingborg with Swedish Danish cooperation. The Atheneum notes Miss Mitford died aged 66 at Swallowfield Cottage Reading born in 1789 at Alresford Hampshire.
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John Russell
William Temple
Marshal Nugent
Baron Hubner
M. de Persiany
Charles Albert
Lurin
Sardinia
Darmstadt
Louis of
Bavaria
Hanover
Brunswick
Austria
Journal
de Ste Petersborg
Mre-Bright
Elsinore
Helsingborg
Sweden
Denmark
Stockholm
Hamburg
Lars Miss Morrorn
Atheneum
Swallowfield Cottage
Reading
Alresford
Hampshire
Russell of
Ashe
Mitfords
Northumberland
Mitford
London
Miss Mitford
Scott
Europe
Manchester Meeting Shows £20700 To Be Transferred To London Fund
The Manchester Committee reported subscriptions totalled £25,700 up to Thursday with £21,000 paid to bankers. A motion urged printing commissioners' proceedings to inform committees and contributors about fund distribution. A similar event in Calais raised funds with 1500 attendees to aid the Patriotic Fund. Depreciation hit a Cambridge brewery and pub estate at bankruptcy court, reducing value by over £4700.
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Manchester
Patriotic Fund
Town Hall
London
Bank of England
J. Heron
J. C Harter
Patriotic Fuxp
Calais
Choral Society of
St. Omer
Cambridge
Lawrance
Leeds Cobden visit prompts war approval resolution
At a Leeds meeting ahead of Mr Cobden's visit on Wednesday, a motion expressing approval of the war and urging vigorous government prosecution is to be moved by G Marshall and J Divies with Carbutt presiding. A. Jupox.
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Coppin
Cobden
Leeds
Mer
G. Marshall
J. Divies
Carbutt
Arvemrr Vo Punk
Shanny Hobbs
Kindersley
London
Exeter Hall
Earl of Shaftesbury
Red Brigade
Bank of England Weekly Account for Week Ending Jan 6 1854
The Gazette reports the Bank of England weekly accounts with figures for Government Debt 11,015,106 and other securities 2,984,900. Gold coin and bullion 12,983,155, silver bullion 0. Banking proprietors' capital listed at 614,843,000 with deposits and other items. Closing prices for British funds noted. Chief Cashier Manshatt signs dated January 5, 1855.
Bankruptcy Annuls Parker Partners Northampton Boot Makers
Jan 9 1855 London Gazette lists bankrupts and proposals. C Parker and J Parker of Northampton boot and shoe manufacturers are named in bankruptcy annuls. Numerous other bankruptcies reported across London districts including J Sewell Brackley Hants Express and related firms with dates Jan 8 Jan 19 Jan 23 Feb 12 Feb 23 Feb 25 at Basinghall Street and District Courts.
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Tursday
C. Parker
J. Parker
Northampton
J.sewell
Brackley
Northamptonshire
Twyford-street
Islington
Basinghal-street
Clarke
Great James Street
Bedford-row
Church-street
Woolwich
Basinghall-street
Davidson and Bradbury
Weavers-hall
M. Jacobs
Steward-street
Spitalfields
Lawrance and Co
Old Jewry-chamber
J. Oliver
Daventry
J. H. Linklater
Liselane
Bucklersbury
Hodgson
Birmingham
W. Hall
Ford
Js. Clarke
Longton
Motteram
Knight
Goldsmith
Nottingham
Hatter
Bowley
J. Harriman
Loughborough
Hosier
Giles
Liverpool
Evans and Son
J . J. Hall
Manchester
Atkinsons and Last
C. Dixon
Gateshead
Draper
Newcastle Uponlyne
Brook and Co
Huddersfield
Watson
Newcastle-upon-Lyne
van Sandau and Cumming
Cheapside
Josiah Tillett
Colchester
Abell and Jones
Horeeferry-road
Westminster
John Mackness
Stratford
Essex
Wilbeary
Menchurch-street
William Bond
Harlequin Tavern
Drury-lane
Vietualler
Wilson
Gresham Street
Henry Quirterman
Oxford
Holmes
James-street
Bedford Row
Casey
Blackburn
Manchester District Court
Etty
Frederick Noake Baker
Southampton
Basinghall Street
Westall
Gray’s-inn
Coxwell and Bassett
John Marke
Duke-street
Manchester- Square
Page
Mark-lane
J . James Tilling
Hyde
Farl
Lissongrove
Farmer— Apes
Mall
Moorgate Street
Registered marriage houses and bankruptcies 1855 list
Friday January 12 1855 list includes registered solemnisation chapels in Wigan Booile-cum-Linacre and Bailey Hertfordshire. Bankruptcy notices for George Simcox Yates Bricknell and Jeremiah Cox with dates in January February at Basinghall and related addresses. Also mentions Yanac Unwin Henry Elgar and firms Chidley Mayhew Salmon Nichols Clarke with locations and dates.
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Scarisbrick-street
Wigan
Lancashire
St. James's Catholic
Booile-cum-Linacre
Bailey Chapel
Bailey
Hertfordshire
George Simcox Yates Bricknell
Cheltenham
Yanac Unwin
Poland-street
Oxford-street
Basinghill-street
Chidley
Gresham-street
Jeremiah Cox
St. George’s-square
Pimlico
Basinghall-street
Mayhew and Salmon
Great George-street
Westminster
Henry Elgar
Ashford
Basinghall Street
Nichols and Clarke
Cooke’s-court
Carey-street
Deaths and Sequestrations in 19th Century Notices
A rough listing of names and professions appears alongside notices of sequestrations in Glasgow and London. It includes multiple individuals from Colchester, Stratford, and Liverpool with dates in January and February, followed by a section titled DEATHS noting deaths in St Leonard's and Grove-place among others in Barbados and England. The items reflect a mixed notices page with births, marriages, and official actions.
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St. Leonard's
Ann Maria
W. Monsell
Grove-place
Mackney
Unwin
Bucklersbury. Com
Germany
Laura
J. Paxton
Small-Pox
E. Puller
Barbados
Theatre Royal Pantomime Baffles with Grand Spectacle Weekly
Public Amusements advertise a weekly dramatic season at Theatre Royal Deucy Lane. The great national pantomime features magical transformations, 180 foot stage, and a new Jenny Wren appearance. nightly shows include The Blind Girl Touch and Take The United Service and Jack and Jill with Moulins, Boleno, and other performers. Morning matinee Wednesday at two. Box office hours listed.
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Theatre Royal
Deucy Lane
Lessee
Le.t
Suri
National Pictorial
Jenny Wren
Alma
Inkerman
Sual
United Service
Harry Boleno
Harlequin M
Milano
Columbines
Moiles
Boleno
Helen Honey
Herr Kohl
Sprite
Herr Wilkins
Theatre Royal Haymarket
Buckstone
Little Bo Peep
Marlequin
Knights OF the Round Table
Tom
Tittler
General Grantley
Chippendale—Smith
Compton
Perdita
Caroline White
Peggy Poplin
Lavine
Mr. Chippendale
Mont Blanc Evening Hours and Box Office Notices
Albert Smith's Mont Blanc opens each evening at eight except Saturday. Morning representations held weekly on Tuesday. Box office tickets available daily until 4. Details include quaint notices and references to exhibits and events.
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Albert Smith
Mont Blanc
Eayprian Hatt
Precapinyy
yDey
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Manshatt
Aton
Ndia
India
London Gazette
Alexander Wark Murphy
Glasgow
Globe
John Anderson
Edinburgh
Johnston's
Royal Princess’s Theatre
Oxford Street
Charnnes Kean
Hatraday
Louis XI
Hamlet
Royal Lyceum Theatre
Madame Vesrnis
Cuas
Mathews
Sam
C. Mathews
R. Roxby
B. Baker
M. Oliver
Macnamara
Miss Martindale
Prince Prettypes and
the Butterfly
Messrs
F. Matthews
Williams
J. Bland
L. Brough
H. Butler
Swan
Templeton
H. Gordon
Eglinton
Wadham
I. Matthews
F. Ternan
Martindale
Wastell
Miss Carey
Messrs. Ri
Woyaf
Judelph
B. Wenster
Madame Celeste
Charles Selby
Leigh Murray
Keeley
C. Selby
P. Bedford
Jheatee Royal
Sadler's "Wells
Presrs
Mr. Phelps
Iago
H. Marston
Desdemona
W.H. Payne
Malle
Nathalie
C. Fenton
HH. Naylor
Nicole Devlin
Mr. Austin
Mbert Smith
O Mont Bane
Royal Stalian Opera
Covent Garden
M. Jullian
Madame Pleyel
Madame Schillon
Herr Ernst
Sules
Desire
Her Majesty's Guards
Royal Stoafian Opera
M. Jullien
Royatalian Opera
M.juluren
England
M. JuuitEn
Royan
Jullien
Kexic
George Payne
S. Nathan
Castle-street
Leicester-square
Royal Survey Theatre
Mesars
Shepherd and Creswick
Surrey
Motfey
Royal Almphitheatre
William Coorr
the Alma
W. West
W. H. Cooker
Mr. W. Cooke
Royal ‘Polytechnic Institution
J. H. Perrer
Wheatstone
Sindbad
W. Waup
Bacuhoffner
Sebastopol
Mr. van Noorpen
Colosseum
Regent's Park
Mbany Street
New Open
Bay of Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Pompeni
J. McNeven
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-street
Prout
Strand
Sanger
Crystal Palace
Teinson and Barker's
Royal Infants
Barken
Hall Bank
Bowdon
Queen Victoria
Atkinson
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