Soiree at Manchester Voices on War and Peace Terms
A Manchester gathering attended by Messrs. Gilson and Bright discussed war dynamics. Speakers criticized government ministers, praised pacific terms akin to Four Points, and challenged the harshness of imperial policy while debating Russia and Sebastopol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Gilson
Bright
Gibson
Lord Palmerston
Pruth
Greece
Hungary
John Russell
Foreign Office
Russia
Crimea
Cobden
Vienna
France
Sebastopol
Thompson
Post Office Salaries Reshaped with New Upper Class Ranges
The Post Office announces salary reclasses for upper division clerks in the secretary’s, mail coach, money order, inland, and London offices. Higher class salaries begin at £210 rising to £300, with lower class from £110 to £200. Several appointments across departments follow. Public notices also include War Office purveyor inquiries and various clerk promotions in Customs and the Charity Commission. Also notes on Australian trade remittances and a London pauper repaying parish funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lords Commissioners
Her Majesty’s Treasury
London
Messrs
Playle
Russell
Cook
Swift
War Office
John Milton
Alfred Hagger
John Giusseppi
Whitehall
Hositals
Balaklava
Scutari
Mr Fanning
Worcester
Tweer
Brentwood
George Spinks
William Pye Serjeant
General Post-office
Robert Henry Grant
Joseph Scholefield
Iarman Collins
I’. H. Wreeling
Fanning
Charity Commission
King
Charity Commissioners For
England and Wales
Customs
Examiner
Customhouse
Lords of the Treasury
T. M. Matthews
Comptroller of Accounts
St. Katharine’s Docks
W. M. Fisher
T Ie
James Sparrow
Southampton
Hull
W.H. Buckle
Liverpool
Joseph Baldwin
Stockton
J. Shelly
Plymouth
Contemplated Corporate Reform in London Council Debate
The Lord Mayor called a special Common Council meeting to consider the Consolidated Committee and Royal Commissioners report on the City of London governance. Thomas H. Fry gave notice of a motion opposing the committee’s recommendations to surrender charters and reduce electors, arguing reforms threaten citizens' rights and local self government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Royal Commissioners
Corporation of London
Court of Common Council
Thomas H. Fry
Consolidated Committee
January 20 local notices for trades and sequestered movables
January 20 weekly chronicle lists names of tradespeople, apothecaries, coachmakers, milliners, iron founders, scriveners, grocers, malt factors, and others with dates of sequestration or court actions in London and Scotland. Entries include Stevens and Satchell Cheapside Hills Chatham and Birmingham district court actions plus Scottish innkeeper and wood dealer notices with venue details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Weekly Chronicle
John Roots
Luton
Chatham
Basinghall-street
Stevens and Satchell
Queen-street
Cheapside
Hills
Thomagy Prichard
Sidcup
Kent
Apothecary
Forbes and Horwood
Warnford
Court
City
Charles Oakden
Finsbury
Lewis
Wilmington Square
Thomas Andrew Francis Burton
Montague-close
Southwark
Wharfinger
Preston
New Broad-street
É ‘ Thomas Lowell Ralph
William Ralph
Birmingham
Iron Founders
Birmingham District Court
Southall
St Bryan Jesleden
Barton-upon-Umber
Scrivener
Leeds District Court
England
Saxelbye
Kingston-upon-iull
Thomas
Nicholson
Leeds
Manchester District Court
Boote
Manchester
Edward Jackson
Eugene Clark
Side and Co
George Hicks
Phomnas Pilling
Edenwood
Lancashire
Sivers
Manchester District
Cobbett
Wheeler
John Boddington
Dowell’s
Lyon’s
Edinburgh
R . Dawson and
Anton
Leith
Shiji
Bartelemy Murderer to Die Monday at Old Bailey
The execution of the above murderer is fixed for Monday next before the Old Bailey with preparations and extraordinary precautions for a large spectator crowd. Also notes heavy frost in St James's Park affecting ice skating while last night’s frost was severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barthelemy
St. James’s Park
Royal Stalian Opera
Covent Garden
M. Jullien
Madame Pleyel
Herr Ernst
Madame Anna Thillon
Guards Banda
Mozart
Addie
Miss Dolby
Covent: Garden
Royal Italian Opera
M. Jungren
England
Herr Kenia
George Payne
I. Nathan
Castle-street
Leicester-square
Bank of England Weekly Account for Jan 13 1854 Gazette excerpt
Banking summary shows issue department notes 25 850 560 pounds and deposits 32 189 409 pounds. Government securities 11 731 487 pounds, other securities 14 035 963, gold and silver coins 658 554, with balances stated for proprietors capital and public deposits. Chief Cashier M Marshall signs dated Jan 18 1855. Royal Princess's Theatre listing Oxford Street managers Kean and a week of performances including Louis XIII Hamlet The Rivals and pantomime evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank OF England
Royal Princess's Theatre
Onxford-street
Caarntes Kean
Louis XL
Hamlet
Bankrupts Surrender Dates Listed in London Gazette
From the London Gazette January 16 1854 list of bankrupts with their trades and addresses. Surrender dates January 25 March 2 noted for J G Hodges Ashurst and Co Reed and Co R Norman Blake etc at Basinghall Street. Also entries for licensed victuallers grocers ironmongers and others across London and districts with district court dates. includes Scots sequestrations and bankruptcy annulled notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tursday
J. G. Hodges
Bull's Head
goteHress
Basinghall- -Street
Ashurst and Co
Old Jewry
T. Sturges
Stockwell
Basinghall-street
Jobinson
M.&e. Bowra
Old Ford
Strand
Christmas
Cambridge
G. Bumpstead
Great Virmouth
Norfolk
Blake
Fleet-street
R. Smith
Newcastle-street
Pagden
Hodgkinson
Mark- Lane
Elizabeth Taylor
Croom
Greenwich
Basinghall- Street
Martineau and Reid
Raymond's Buildings
Gray’ S-Inn
SB Dennis
Rayleigh
Ssex
Chidley
Gresham-street
City
Allcock
Nottingham
Rowley
Hodgson
Birmingham
S. Ryder
Plymouth
Exeter
Edmonds and Sons
Stephon
J. North
Northowram
Yorkshire
Leeds
Holroyd, Son
Cronhelm
Halifax
Bond and Barwick
J. Aldred
Manchester
Manchester District Court
Chew
W. Harvie
Auchingree
Thomson’s
Dalry
Herbert Wyatt
Thomas Dicking
Daniel Edmin Austin
Kennington
William Gillard
Catherine-street
Islington
Nicholl and Clark
Cook's-court
Carey-street
George Ricketts
Drummond-street
Euston
Linklaters
Lise-lane
John Vennett
Pomeroy-street
New Cross
Jones
Quality-court
Chancery-lane
Charles Hodge
Cadogan Iron Foundry
Chelsea
Smith and Ironfounder
Rivetta
Hart-street
Bloomsbury
Henry Benson Cox
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M. Marshall
Harry Boleno
Harlequin M. Milano
Columbines
Mollles
Boleno
Helen Honey
Epward Shrina
Theatre Royal
Sadler's "Welfo
Prepes
Pericles
Mr. Phelps
Helicanus
Barret
Cleon
H. Marston
Simonides
Lunt—Lysimachus
F. .Robinson
Boult
Hoskins
Thaisa
W. HL. Payne
Mollie
Nathalie
C. Fenton
H. Naylor
Nicole Devlin
Mr. Austin
tnneStock
India
THE
London Gazette
Abraham Coronel
Great Aire-street
Goodman's-fields
Royal Olypic Theatre
Alyred Wigan
Brompton
Alfred Wigan
F. Robson
Mr. Emery
Miss Maskell
E. Turner
Brown
Maskell
J. KR. Planche
Fortunio
Olympic
D’aulnoy
Indulgenta
Fitzallan
Alifair
E. Ormonde
Baron Lowbow
J. H. White
Meliodorus
Julia St. George
Gam-Bogie
Royal Surrey Theatre
Messrs. Shepherd and Creswick
Ned Murray
Shepherd
Grace
Anderton
Brother Grimms
Mr. Shepherd
Harlequin
H Sanders
Columbine
Gumniss
H Harlequina
Gunniss—Pantaloon
Mr. Bradbury
Sprites
Sig, Longo
Sig. C. Longo
Mr. Buck
C. Melvrune
Jslfbert
Bey Eitan
Piccadilly
Colosseun
Regent’s Pack
AlBarrry Street
Bay of Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Pompeii
J. McNeven
Joyal Polytechnic Institution
J. ST. Pepper
Tighbury Barn
A. Hinton
Pitunspay
Schott
Grenadier ‘Guards
Gay
M.C
D'Alcorn
D’alcorn
Musical Repository
Rathbone-place
Oxford-street
Highwry Club
St. James’s Theatre
Seymour
Crimean Army Fund
Earl of Ellesmere
Charles XII
Stanley
Button
Robertson
Elsworthy
Inder
Bucksrd
Paul Pe
Lito
Little Boho
SAL _pson
Chapino
Columbut
Win
Pantsleon
A. Barnes
Clowe Girs
Mary Noes
Barnes
Box
Mr. Buckstone
Cox
Compton
Paul Pay
Knights OF the Round Table
Cureperpatz
Ladelphi
B. Wenster
Madame Celester
Charles Selby
Leigh Murray
Keeley
C. Selby
P. Bedford
Madame Celeste
Danseuse
la Scala
Milan
Selby
Garden
J. Rogers
Leroy Murray
Speaierie
H. Hause
Brunswick Square
Walpole Lodge
Finchley-Road
St. John’s-Wood
Halse
Bernevhyl
Barclay
Farringdon-Street
Sanger
Jacob Townsend
Exeter Hall
Paimeroy, Andrews and Co
Barclay and Sons
Prout
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