Destruction of Sunderland Harbor by Ice Floods
A watershed event in Sunderland recalls the river Wear ice break up sweeping moored ships, steamers, and small craft from the harbor. Dozens of vessels, from William Henry to Newby, perish or suffer major damage as ice drives into the North Dock. Casualties include seven crewmen aboard Newby, with penny tragedies across the port. The loss is estimated at about 150000 pounds, affecting shipowners, insurers, and local trade.
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Sunderland
Wear
Hetton Staithes
William Henry
Kirton
Atalanta
Thistle
Queen Victoria
Petrel
South Pier
George and
Ann
Prince Albert
Earl Durham
Neptune
Pilgrim
Lynn
Rochester
Era
Gamma
Hartlepool
Jean
Epsilon
Boreas
Kent
Swift
Newby
Davison
Hetton
Sunderland and Durham Railway Company
Cumberland
Thomas Tyson
Old Strand
Netherwasdale
Carlisle
Chatham
W. Formby
James Miles
Messrs
Essell
Marquis of Normandy
Miles
Hoo
Farrill
Wickham
Strood
Nicholson
Board of Guardians of the Hoo Union
Board of Guardians
H. Wickham
Hoo Union
Aylesford
Tufnell
Elers
Mr. Elers
Cowsitt
Windsor Cavalry Barracks
Spital
J. May
Berks
Letitia Friday
Flemish Farm
Great Park
Infantry
Letitia
Bulkeley
Windgor
Liddell
First Life Guards
Fernhill
Windsor
Bude
Morison's Pills and a Public Inquiry Report
The public is advised to seek the proper preparation of Morison's Pills through the late trial report involving Salmon the Hygienist and John and Alexander Morison. Free copies are available at the National College of Health, Farringdon Street, London, and by post to residents in areas without a local copy.
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Messrs. Moriton
Morison
Messrs. Morison
British College of Health
Hamilton-place
New-road
London
Sophia Grey
Grey
Newroad
Exeter
Edinburgh
James Morison
Hygeist
Hamberlain
British Museum
Royal Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons
Broad Street
Bloomsbury
Holborn
Orison
Mr. Salmon
John
Alexander Morison
National College of Health
Farringdon-street
Salmon
Scott
British Association
Strand
Exeter Hall
Crossthwaite and Co
Thavies Inn
Increase of smallpox prompts action in metropolis
The poor-law commissioners warn of rising smallpox cases, noting Dr. Gregory reports hospital capacity near full and potential need for ward space in unions. Most admissions are adults without vaccination. Calls for conferences with public vaccinators and home visits. Of 327 admissions, 95 died, eight vaccinated, 58 adults. Also reports railway bridge collapse near Leicester delaying mail trains, and a 106-year-old Leicester man birthday dinner. Inverness town council seeks clemency for M Rae death sentence. petition supported by locals. M Rae was once a wealthy sheep farmer renting Glenquoich.
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Gregory
House of the Poor
James Graham
Mriotanp Counties Railway
Sainrenya
Leicester
Derby
Rugby
Lutterworth
Welsted
Market Harborough
Pouchie
Castle-street
Leicester-square
Red Lion
Princes-street
Westminster
Inverness
High Court of Justiciary
Alexander M‘rae
Rae
Glenquoich
Inverness Courier
Ld.parr
Wm. Arther
East Pecklam
Old Parr
Thostas Parr
Winnington
Salop
Paris
Edwards
St. Paul's Churchyard
London
Birmingham
Shillitoe
High-street
Watts
Snowhill
Bristol
Dowling
Bath
Nottingham
Sutton
Ingram and Cooke
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Blackwell and Co
Northampton
Barry
Newark
Southwell
Ridge
Sheffield
Whittaker
Worcester
Deighton
Wakefield—Nichols and Son
York
Moxon
Hon. Commissioners of
Parr
Thomas Parr
Grimstone's Eye Snuff Ad This Royal Endorsement
An 1840-era advertisement touts Grimstone's Eye Snuff under royal patronage and medical endorsement. It cites letters from G J Guthrie and Mrs. Brewer, praising relief from headaches and eye ailments, with testimonies from S. Brewer and H E Robson. Details include prices, addresses, and wholesale terms for shipments and sellers.
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H.R.H
Duchess of Kent
the Treasury
Rimstone
G. J. Guthrie
F.R.S
Grimstone
Hye
Broadstreet
Bloomsbury
S. Brewer
W. Grimstone
Bell-street
Edgeware-road
Marylebone
HE. Robson
Broad Street
Kingstreet
Long-acra
London
Bankruptcies and partnerships listed in London Gazette notice
The London Gazette notices itemize bankruptcies including S and S Smith Manchester and Lewis and Frost Thorpe-le-Soken with other debtors and creditors. It lists certificates on Feb 5 for J Smith Stafford innkeeper and various tradespeople, then dissolutions of partnerships such as Ibrooke and Clark Ratcliff highway bottle merchants and King and Schneider Sydney alley milliners among many others across multiple counties.
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London Gazette
S. and
S. Smith
Manchester
Lewis and Frost
Thorpe-le-Soken
Essex
T. J. Barry
Mortimer-street
J. Fearnley
Bradford
Yorkshire
Woolstapler
A. Liddell
Fenchurch-street
R. Swan
Seymour-place
Camden-town
J. Phillips
High
Stafford
W. J
S. Sowden
Ibrooke and Clark
Ratcliff
Highway
King and Schneider
Sydney-alley
Leicester-square
Carpenters
Routledge and Tinling
Conduit-street
Banks
Liversidge, and Co
Miten
S. Gutteridge
Hughes and Llewellin
Twyn Carne
Bedivelty
Monmouthshire
Sylvester and Smith
Watford
Herts
J. M. Thorne
Earl-street
Market Street
Westminster
Robson and Butterworth
Rochdale
Lancashire
Gardner and Royce
Gun-street
Union-street
Bishopsgate
Bankruptcies Listed in London Gazette Jan 19
The London Gazette issue dated Tuesday January 19 records superseded bankruptcies including J Taylor of Wednesbury iron-merchant and J Cockhill of Almondsbury shopkeeper. It lists numerous bankrupts with trades from Victuallers to hatters and merchants, plus certificates and dissolutions of partnerships among firms across England and Wales.
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London Gazette
J. Taylor
Wednesbury
Staffordshire
J. Cockhill
Almondsbury
Yorkshire
E. V. Shipman
Hackney
H. Joseph
Soho-square
J. C. Bowles
Store-street
Bedford-square
Great Coram-street
Russell-square
L. R Beale
Marshall-street
Golden Square
H. J. Reed
Marquis-court
Drury-lane
W. M. Oppenheim
Mansell-street
Goodman's Fields
S. S. Leak
Holt
Norfolk
E. E. Rouse
Worcester
R. Morris
Gloucester
R. Riley
Wellesbourne
Hastings
Warwickshire
J. Barlow
Birmingham
F. Buckle
Leeds
F. Perks
Stourbridge
Worcestershire
E. Richardson
Sunderland
Durham
J. Waddell
H. Marsden
Cellan
Cardiganshire
S. Thomas
Bristol
Milns
Rochdale
Lancashire
Dyer
D. Hedges
Oxford
J. Hoskins
Hercules-court
Broad-street
City
F. Langan
Regent-street
T. E. Southby
New Basinghall-street
London-wall
Hatter
T. Brown
J. Randolph
Bridgestreet
Westminster
C. J. Cook
G. Hopkinson
Liverpool
J. Bacon
York
W. Waddell
G. Webb
G. F. Bush
E. Y. Steele and Co
Bath
E. Y. Steele
Garrett and Coveney
Canterbury
Bristow and Co
Dockhead
Bermondsey
Jordan and Pinkess
Sir John Hare and Co
J. Hare
Bradford and Carpenter
Leominster
Herefordshire
T. Standen
Ticehurst
Sussex
Forbes
Lumsden
Duffus, and Co
Aberdeen
J. Duffus
G. Forbes
G. Forbes and Co
Snodgrass
Davie
Devonport
Savage and Nesbit
Manchester
Young and West
Soane and Mitchell
H. Lowe
Carlisle
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Stone
J. Newhbon
Dorset-street
Salisbury-square
Burford and
Berry
Coleman-street
Embleton and Guest
Glover
Shelley and Carter
Leadenhall Street
R. and
E. Smith
Money market update on bonds and shares
City Consols for Money and New Three and a Half per Cents stand at 98 to 99. Exchequer Bills range 8s to 95 premium. Portuguese 5 per Cents 32 to $21. Colombian 23 to 233. Dutch 24 per Cents 50$, Danish 8 per Cents 77 4 to 78. Spanish Bonds 244 to 241. Mexican 284 to 282. Brazilian 73 to 74. Belgian 95 to 99. London and Birmingham shares 81 to 83 premium. Great Western 264 to 27 premium. Brighton 62 to 64 dis. Blackwall 44 to 33 dis. Greenwich 8 to 9. Southampton 57 to 58. Croydon 12 to 12 4 per share. London and Westminster Bank 53 to 4 prem. London Joint Stock Bank 2 to 23 ex dir.
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London and Birmingham
Great Western
Brighton
Blackwall
Greenwich
Southampton
Croydon
London and Westminster Bank
London Joint Stock Bank
London Markets Corn Exchange Update
Market report from Mare Lane London dated January 18 notes thaw opening navigation and only moderate land wheat supply, millers reluctant to buy despite declines. Foreign demand limited but prices steady. barley supply good with sparse maltsters. white peas heavy, maple and grey beans active. oats flat and cheaper. Wheat prices cited for Kent Essex and Suffolk. arrivals of English wheat, barley, oats, malt, beans, and peas listed. January 20 attendance again indifferent with unchanged prices for English and foreign wheat and barley, beans, peas.
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Mare-Lane
Kent
Essex
Suffolk
Smithfield Market Prices and Trade Report January 18
Beasts 2 453, sheep 19 840, calves 43, pigs 513. Beef 3s0d to 532d, mutton 4s to ds 2d, veal 5s to 6s, pork 4s to 58 per stone of 8lbs. Beasts supply short, trade brisk, no price advance. Mutton sells freely at Friday’s quotations. Prime veal maintains brisk sale.
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Smithfield
Monpar
Deaths in various places and notable figures
Death notices from Edinburgh to London list Sir Edmond de Saville and others, including Michael Sharp, George Chichester, Jane Mackay, and Georgina Bathurst, with ages and titles. Obituaries cover military, political, and clerical figures, plus deaths at Winchester, Leamington, Bromley, Tortola, and Portsmouth. An inquest at St Bartholomew's recorded accidental deaths from a cab collision and prison-related fatalities, with verdicts of natural or accidental death.
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Edinburgh
Edmond
Lancey Dev Saville
Sargrave Castle
Yorkshire
Grosvenors
Kyenton Mandeville
Somerton
Michael Sharp
Royal Society of Musicians
George Vivian Chichester
Templemore
Wmn
Foster Dick
Q. Dick
Winchester
Philippa
Harry Lee
Winchester College
Blackstone
Leamington
Jane
Mackay
William Ede
General Post-Office
Harriet
Richard Ryland
Savage
Sir
Archer Croft
Bart
B House
Berks
Bromley
Kent
Randal Foot
Bth Dregs Guards
Bombay
Edward Mundy Wood
Emercus Regiment
Hopton
Kemerton
Tewkesbury
Tortola
John Isaacs
Portsmouth
Leeds
Alsager
Em Survey
Thomas Crafer
Treasury
Wendey
Etats Généraux
Assemblee Constituanty
Turbes
Theobalds
Herts
Amelia
Charles Snell Chav
Dawlish
Iminster
Charles Parke
Charles-street
Berkeley-square
Georgina
Batttrs
Henry Third Earl Bathurst
Gower-street
John Pensam
Earl Eldon
Manchester-terrace
Liverpool Road
Islington
John Pring
Deary
Bartholomew's Hospital
Payne
St. Bartholomew's ' i
Elizabeth Salmons
Red-ton-yard
Clerkenw
Clerkenwell-green
Back-hill
Hansom
Consete
Baker
Wabley
Corr Coldbath-fields
Letitia
Deus
Central Criminal Court
Shear
Charles Dyer
Wakefield
London Hospital
Julia Sands
Charlotte Whitechapel
Susannah Lyons
John Clarke
Carman
Williams and Yates
Advertisements and Communications Requested at Strand Office
Printed in Middlesex by Joan Norris at Fetterlane Holborn London and published for the Proprietor by Cuanres Penny at No 37 Strand. Advertisements and communications are requested through the Sunday January 24 issue.
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Strand
Middlesex
Joan Norris
Fetterlane
St Andrew, Holborn
London
Cuanres Penny
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Lord Teignmouth
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Chaser’s Own
Cheapside
Romoter Life Assurance and Annuity Company
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le Marchant Thomas
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Latte Olivia Elizabeth Strutt, Daughter of Colonel Strutt
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Terling-place
James Bramston Stane
Terlins
Colonel Strutt
Emily Ann Strutt
Lord Rayleigh
Strutt
Drumond
Drummond
Brussels
Larie
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