Inquest Into Death On Westminster Bridge Night
A detailed inquest report recounts a man named Henry Legge leaping into the river after a dispute with Mary Ann Rhodes. Fellow witness John Legge testifies Legge was 22, a tailor, and envied by the woman. Verdict: temporary insanity.
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Higha
Doane
William Fox
Rad Stable
Middlesex
Westminster Bridge
Southalast
Lee
H. P. Legge
Mary Ann Rhodes
John Legge
Charles Nicoll
Seymour-place
Samuel Sykes
Baker-street
Portman-square
Wakley
M.P
Red Lion
Lower Mall
Hammersmith
John Hubbard
Bevan
Over Mall
Hammersmith Suspension-bridge
Roy
Payne
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Susannah Baker
Ellen Richards
Clare’s Place
Whitecross Street
Bostock
Mulroy
Eaton Lane
North Pimlico
Chandos Street
County
West of England
London Fire Establishment
Park
Henry Bracksurx
Merx
W. Carter
Surrey
Prince Regent
Waterlane
Norwood
Rebecca Miller
Prodgers
Clarence Lodge
Blackburn
OmNiBus Racine
John Davies
Bishopsgate-street
Hackney
London Hospital
City Division
J. A. Farthing
Hutcheson
Pitfield Street
Shoreditch
Mitchell Street
St. Luke's
Dreath Fao
Bankside
Southwark Bridge
Hutchinson
Moss-place
Winder
Sidney-alley
Leicester-square
Phénix
Royal Exchange
Sun
Bolton-street
Piccadilly
Hodges
Phenix
Las
No.6
North Street
Wellas
Black Ha
Baker
Allen Farth
Med King’s Road
James Acting
Cesemonger
Hoxton
Mary Davis
William Whitcomb
I Sas
Ladder
High Street
Elections to Come List of Candidates and Polling Days
A compiled list of candidates and polling days across counties and divisions. Notable entries include Suffolk with candidates Lord Henniker and C Vere and July 9 polling. Kent with Sir E Filmer and Viscount Marsham polling July 9 and 10. East Norfolk with E Wodehouse nominating July 10 and polling July 12. numerous counties show nomination July 5 or polling July 6 to 16, with many named peers and politicians across Scotland England and Wales.
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Laxgaster
Uly Fe
Baer
H. Burroughs
Carnican
Lixcotn
Lindsey
Lord Worsley
R. C. Christopher
C. H. Cust
Sator
North
Sir R. Hill
Ormsby Gore
Satop
South
Earl of Darlington
R. Clive
Hampahrre
J. Fleming
H.C. Compton
York Snire
West
Densigh
Sir W. W. Wynne
Hon. W. Bagot
Cursaity
Cumpertand
E. Stanley
Irton
Kent
Sir E. Knatchbull
J. P. Plumptre
Survoik
A. S. Adair
Lord Henniker
C. Broke Vere
Norring Hamshiree
Earl of Lincoln
C. Rolleston
Prrra
Greenock
R. Wallace
Sir Thomas Cochrane
Buprorpshire
Lord Alford
W. Astell
C. F. J. Russell
Buckinghamshire
Mr. Young
Mr. Dupre
Scott Murray
Cambridge
E. Yorke
R. J. Eaton
J.P. Allix
Cursnine
Knutsford
E. J. Stanley
W. T. Egerton
Cornwall
Legh
Cresh
G. Banks
Durham
H. Lambton
Hon
H. Liddell
Essex
T. W. Bramston
G. Palmer
Frixt
E. L. Mostyn
Sir
Glynne
GroucksteRsutne
F. Charteris
John Wright Guise
Gloucestershire
Grantley Berkeley
R. Blagdon Hall
Hants
Herefordshire
T. B. Baskerville
Joseph Bailey
R. Hoskins
Hentrorp
Lord Grimston
Smith
Alston
G Ryder
Iste
Wient
Mr. Dawnay- Surrock
R. Rushbrooke
H.S. Waddington
Sussex
Ely
Chichester
Surrey
W.J. Denison
James Protter
Yorkshire
West Riding
Viscount Morpeth
Viscount Milton
J. S. Wortley
E. B. Denison
Devon
Sir T. D. Acland
L. W. Buck
J. Bowes
Lord H. Vane
J. Farrer
Huntingoon
E. Fellows
G. Thornhill
Norraum Bertano
M. Bell
S. Ogle
Spriepy
Norte
T. Houldsworth
H. Knight
Worcester
J. Barneby
J- Taylor
St. de Foley- Oo
Wanwickshire
Wannwicksainy
Aberdeen
Ww. Jones
A. Bannerman
Wits
Sir F. Burdett
W. Long
Berford
Major Vivian
Trelawney
W. Rashleigh
Derby
C. R. Colville
E. M. Munday
M- Gisborne
Kinxcupsreat
A. Murray
W. Maxwell
StaFford
C. B. Adderley
D. W. Russell
Gre Swetz
Boxton
T.wood
Natrn
Sir A. Duff
Major Bruce
Carnarvon
Capt
D. Pennant
Outrage at Leighlinbridge and President's Steamship Debate
Reports from Leighlinbridge describe an ambush on freeholders by an Orangeman, with a woman wounded by a bullet and others injured while local magistrates investigated. Separately Captain Hosken comments on the President's departure from New York, defending steamship safety and contrasting steam power with sailing ships, citing the Great Western and Spitfire as examples. The Boston-bound Columbia arrives as Acadia departs, noting record Atlantic passage times.
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Maryport
Treasury
Carlow
Leighlin-bridge
Caleb Tyndall
Hackett
Royal Oak
Tuite
Tuckey
Hosken
Great Western
Buchanan
New York
Cole
Orpheus
Lippi
Barbadoes
West Indies
Her
Spitfire
Carlisle Bay
Newfoundland
Roberts
Columbia
Boston
Atlantic
Liverpool
Benevolent Subscription to Aid Widow of Charles Penny
In response to the death of Charles Penny publisher of the Weexly Chronicle, a public subscription is opened to support his widow who is left without provision. Subscriptions have already been received from J.B. Kington and various patrons, including The Proprietors of the Weexty Chronicle, Abel Heywood, Ingram and Cooke, and others, with amounts listed.
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Charles Penny
Metropolitan Press
Weexly Chronicle
Weexrty Chronicle
J.B. Kington
Weexty Chronicle
Abel Heywood
Chapman
Pavement innovation and Westminster Abbey access changes
Report on Mr Rayxin’s Woop Pavement a portable wood pavement with interlocking upper and lower blocks that allows quick removal for pipe work and repairs. Westminster Abbey now offers 6d full interior access and 3d nave transepts access under new supervision.
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Rayxin
Royal Polytechnic Institution
Esdailes
Margrave
Westminster-Abbey
Westminster
Trane
Manchester
United States
Goodwin Saxos
Goodwin Sands
W. Bush
Deal
Royal Society
Lord Monteagle
Earl de Grey
Lord Wrottesley
G. S. Byng
M.P
C. Woodward
R. Liston
H. H. Spry
H. Davis
Jun
J. F. Denham
J. Hoppus
L.L.D
H. G. Knight
T. Wood
Ardaseer Cursetree
Earl of
Maidstone
Ticehurst
Burwash
Etchingham
Goudhurst
Hawkhurst
Tas
Austais
Constantinople
Austria
Pera
Baron Sturmer
New Works From the Home Colonization Society 1841
The Home Colonization Society releases several titles to seed self supporting colonies. Reprint Owen writings include A Development of the Principles and Plans, Lectures on the Rational System of Society, The Signs of the Times, and An Address to Socialists. A lithographic print of colony views is also offered.
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PTE Home Colonization Society
Repert Owen
Egyptian Hall
London
Robert Owen
Price
Home Colonization Office
Pall-mall
Education. Superior Establishment near Cheltenham Seeks Boarders
Vacancies occur in a Cheltenham area establishment receiving young ladies as yearly boarders. Instruction in English French Italian literature music dancing drawing. Cost £30 per annum with no extras except stationery. French governess resides on site. Unexceptionable references. Walkable from Cheltenham. Letters to H. H. Cheltenham.
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Cheltenham
H. H
New Shapes in Bonnets by J Simmons Hat Shop
J Simmons offers a large stock of Leghorn Tuscan Rutland and Dunstable Bonnets in new shapes. Paris chips and hats imported for bridal wear with low prices per dozen. Prices include Paris Chips 13s 6d Leghorns 19s Rice Bonnets 8s Tuscans 5s Dunstables 2s 9d Rutlands 4s 6d. Trade and country dealers supplied.
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Paris
J. Simmons
Feaver's Infallible Embrocation Promised Gout Cure
An advertisement announces Feaver's Embrocation for gout rheumatism and related ailments as a revolutionary, safe vegetable remedy. It claims a twelve year origin and multiple testimonial supports, stating extensive cures and urging readers to examine original certificates and purchase details across listed outlets at various prices.
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Eaver
Feaver
Pippen
Friday Street
Mr. Feaver
Friday
Cheapside
Barclay and Sona
Farringdon-street
Newbery and Sons
St. Paul's
Sutton and Co
Bow Churchyard
Willoughby
C c
Bishopsgate-street
Sanger
Oxford-street
N.B
Thomas Schofield
GUPERIOR LOOKING GLASSES AND PICTURE FRAMES
Charles M’Lean of Fleet Street announces supplies of looking glasses and picture frames of high quality at unprecedented prices. He offers gratis drawings of 100 frame sizes and 120 poking glasses, with ornate designs for this manufactory, trade and public can order, with free post delivery across the kingdom. 30,000 frames kept ready. old frames repaired and regilt. glasses resilvered. three months trial with money back.
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Guperior
Charles M‘lean
Fleet Street
Dispatch
Memoirs of Muir and Emmett in Chartist Circulars
Interesting notes announce the publication of Muir and Emmett memoirs in the English Chartist Circular. Issues No 13 to 20 carry items such as an address to the women of Great Britain and an appeal to soldiers, with debates on the corn laws and Emmett’s strewpip spreein.
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Muir
Emmett
Carter
Great Balrain
John Watkins
Aislaby Hall
the National
Robert Emmett
London
Cleave
Shoe Lane
Fleet-street
Guest
Birmingham
Heywood
Manchester
Hobson
Leeds
Eye Snuff and Spectacles Adverts in Bloomsbury
A historical penultimate advertisement proclaims Grimstone's Eye Snuff and eye care products, listing discounted spectacle prices and various frames. It markets portable telescopes, draws on royal patronage, and includes testimonials from Mrs. L. S. Brewer and E. Robson, with locations in Broad Street Bloomsbury and King Street Long Acre London.
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H.R.A
Duchess of Kent
Treasury
Grimstone
G. J. Guthrie
F.R.S
L. S. Brewer
Edge ‘Terrace
Kensington
Alexander
L.S. Brewer
W. Grimstone
Bell-street
Edgeware-road
Marylebone
E. Robson Caulion
Broad-street
Bloomsbury
King-street
Long-acre
London
Royal appointments and army promotions in the Queen's letters
The Queen directs appointments for paymaster general and general officers, naming Melbourne Baring Wyse Horsman etc and elevating high admiralty and lord treasurer roles. At War Office, numerous regimental promotions follow, with captains lieutenants and purchases noted across the 6th to 83d Foot regiments and related staff.
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London Gazbyte
Wareeall
Edward John Stanley
Waila Hatt
William Viscount Melbourne
Francis Thornhill Baring
Thomas Wyse
Henry Tufnell
Edward Horsman
William Francis Cowper
Exchequer
Great Britain
Ireland
Gilbert Earl of
Lord Dalmeny
James Whitleyei
Dundas
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Richard Lalor Heir
George Anson
Ordnance
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
James Hanway Plumridge
Alexander Bannerman
Greenwich Hospital
St. James's Palace
James Howard
War Office
6Th Regiment of Foot
Joan Belshes Home
Kelly
11Th Foot
Samuel Ingram
16Th Foot
Stewart
18Th Foot
William Robert Lyon Bennett
Bruce
20Th Foot
Matthew Day
Barlow
Sir Richard Gethin
Art
Day
George Samuel Moore
Purchase
Jones
Charles Ackland
Royal Military College
Moore
49Th Foot
George Rand
Brockman
William Knowles
Sheaffe
John Fleming Parker
Knowles
William Simon Haughton Fitzroy
James Thomas
Charles James Conway Mills
Fitzroy
Frederick John Wilson
Mills
Maxwell du Pre Strange
Wilson
53Nd Foot
John
William Fair
Parce
M'Kirdy
John M'Lerie
Robert Main
Ensig
Petley
69Th Foot
Henry Bell
Richard Floyer
James Pierce Maxwell
Bell
Francis Fuller
Maxwell
Edward Gamage Byam
Fuller
60Th Foot
Henry Bingham
Spong
Charles Sedley Burdett
Bingham
David Anderson
Weiliat
William P. Purnell
Blackall
Sumner
William Smith
Purnell
Insolvent and Bankruptcy Notices in York and London Areas
Dissenters Marriage Act listings certify Zion Chapel Brampton Cumberland for solemnising marriages. Insolvent Joseph Brown upholsterer Minories. Bankruptcy superseded notices cover Day Norwich seed merchant and Aldred Southampton row bookseller among many listed creditors and debtors. Dividends due July to September for various traders, craftsmen, and merchants across London Manchester Leeds Cardiff and other places. Partnerships dissolved include Gurney and Co. Halifax and Holloway and Finch Stockwell common among many firms. Scotch sequestrations note Gavin Lawrie Balgray Mains Renfrewshire and C Ireland Forfar cases in late June and July.
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George Barrington Godbold
Byurchase
Williams
William LV
Zion Chapel
Brampton
Cumberland
Joseph Brown
Day
Eaton
Norwich
W. Grimshaw Seed
Manchester
Bingham and Owankrupts
Aldred
G. Aldred
Southampton-row
Bloomsbury
J. J. Shury
Charter
Steces
Middlesex
M. H. Bellemois
Hamner Sayed
Surrey
Mead and Stower
Thorney
Somersetshire
J. Wrigglesworth
Leeds
M. L. Jones
Tredegar
Monmouthshire
Victualler
Sidebotham
Lewis
J. Parker
B. Dawes
Ashby-de-la-Zouch
Leicestershire
J. Alverley
Abbey
Yorkshire
J. Arnel
Edward-street
Hampstead-road
C. W. Barlee
Lambeth
Brewer
J. N. Harris
R. A. Ellis
High Holborn
R. Hunter
St. Paul's Churchyard
J. Jackson
Upper Ranelagh-street
Pimlico
Scrivener
T. W. Wells
Devonshire-street
Portland-place
R. Cope
Stafford
G. Gower
Cardiff
S. Msyer and Company
Burslem
Staffordshire
J. Edwards
Salford
Lancaster
T. Smith
Gloucester
Money Scrivener
C. Clarke
Great Malvern
Worcester
Warburton
Clayton Square
Liverpool
C. Hall
Piccadilly
T. Onslow
Shrewsbury
J. R. Hayward
Chapmanslade
Wilts
Gurney and Co
Southgate
Halifax
J.sutcliffe
H. Langferd
Lynn
Davia
Nelson
Limehouse
Coopers
Wonnacott and Mayjor
Tavistock
Holloway and Finch
Stockwell-common
Clapham-road
Knight and Whitby
Yorkstreet
Marylebone
Longman and Co
London
C. Orme
Benzeville and Co
Brighton
Vickers and Senior
Shaw
Lancashire
Ainsworth and Co
Broadwaylane
Oldham
J. Ainsworth
Greenwood and
Smalley
Chorley
Harris and Ledsam
Birmingham
Boak and Purkiss
Dalston
Corser and Co
Wolverhampton
J. Corser
Serrell and
Forster
King’s-road
Chelsea
Smalley and
Carus
Blackburn
G. Rendall
Beaminster
Dorsetshire
Gavin Lawrie
Balgray Mains
Renfrewshire
C. Ireland
Clothier
Forfar
Biographical notices from a Gloucester parish and sea voyage deaths
The fragment reports deaths and obituaries from late February and recent weeks. It mentions Benold Beane Atsores of Coln Rogers aged elderly, a rector or head hospital figure, and Lieutenant William Clayton of Pantone perishing at sea near the coast, along with Elea Mary Robinson wife of a West Hackney surgeon and William Breme Elwyn DCL son of a Canterbury alderman.
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Gloucester
Pithur
Benold Beane Atsores
Coln Rogers
poTey
Shacklewell-lane
West Hackney
Elea Mary
W. Robinson
Bel
Red
York-terrace
Beent Park
William Breme Elwyn
Canterbury
Deal
Middlesex
Money Market Update and Bond Prices In London Trading
Havannah reports pacific arrival for May 24 with a freight of one million two hundred thousand ounces of standard goods. Manchester letters note the stoppage of Daintry Ryle and Co and Whitmore and Co London failures. liabilities near six hundred thousand pounds. Market strain grows as preparations for month end payments tighten liquidity ahead of next week’s July dividends. British shares and Indian stocks show mixed moves with several government and bank securities listed. Foreign bonds including Brazilian and Mexican issues trade with fluctuating yields as various railway and bank stocks quote higher or lower.
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Havannah
Her
Pac
England
Manchester
Messrs
Daintry, Ryle, and Co
Whitmore and Co
London
Dee
Royal notices and appointments in the London Gazette
Audience for the Prussian envoy Buceram Palace June 25. Queen appoints George Stevens Byng treasurer and Lord Arthur Cecil Hill comptroller of the royal household. James Cochrane named judge of Gibraltar Supreme Court. Wiltshire Regiment titled The Royal Wiltshire Regiment of Militia. Army commissions and promotions in Royal Artillery and local yeomanry units. Insolvency and bankruptcies announced for various merchants and tradesmen. Dividends declared for several creditors. Certificates issued and partnerships dissolved in numerous firms. Scot sequesters listed for Glasgow victuallers and manufacturers.
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London Gazette
George Stevens Byng
Earl of Surrey
Arthur Marcus Cecil Hill
Dowwning Street
James Cochrane
Supreme Court of
Gibraltar
Wiltshire Militia
Oyal Wiltshire Regiment of Militia
Orpwanes
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Charles Faunce Thorndike
Wade
Henry Rogers
Alston
Harry Gough Ord
Slade
Augustus Henry Frazer
Ord
John Turner
Frazer
Augustus Charles Lennox FitzRoy
Tytler
Robert Longmore Garstin
Heron
Edward Charles Warde
Garstin
Edward Henry Fisher
Warde
M. C. Dixon
Kirkcudbright
Adam Lord Viscount Kenmure
William Stewart, Jun
Robert Kirkpatrick Howat
John Sinclair
Mark Sprot Stewart
Robert Hannay
William Ireland
William Young Herries
Wellwood Maxwell
Jun
County of
Somerset
West Somerset Regiment
John Charles Ord
Philip Honeywood
North Somerset Regiment of Yeomanry
Frederick Ness
Cornet
James Pearch
West Malling
Kent
J. Tidmarsh
Cheltenham, Mercer
A. L. Newton
Bury-street
St. Mary-axe
M. R. Kymer
Winsford
Cheshire
Bucklersbury
I. Fellman
Limehouse
W. C. Bennett
W. Bennett
Whitechapel-road
R. B. Culver
Clifton-street
Finsbury
G. Noble
Durham
C. Butt
Somerton
Somersetshire
T. Snowdon
North Shields
H. Harris
Faversham
G. Knight
Gloucester
J. Evans
Bridgend
Glamorganshire
L. Palfryman
Sheffield
C. Lowe
Liverpool
T. Collinson
Wakefield
Yorkshire
EJ .Appleford
Holborn-bars
Drapers
J. Squires
G. F. Squires
Emmett-street
Poplar
T. Gould
Cheaside
Oxford-street
Portsea
Hampshire
J. Vaughan
Pratt-street
Lambeth
Oil and Colour Man
D. Tulloch
Duchess-street
Portland-place
Adelphi Wharf
Strand
S. Freshney
Bond-street
Chelsea
B. Severn
Curc Lane
Whitechapel
Grocer
J. Burkett
Noble-street
Goswell-street
Victualler
R. Wilson
Aldermanbury
Hosier
E. Milnes
Bradford
J. Pountney
Birmingham
T. Anslow
Shrewsbury
G. Coles
Portsmouth
W. Stephenson
Leeds
J. Taylor
Sunderland
Draper
G. Board
Bristol
J. Kennedy
R. Llanhilleth
Monmouthshire
J. Mawdesley
Burslem
Tunstall
Staffordshire
T. Gledhill
Dewsbury
W. Burch
Woolwich
T. Weston
Cotton
Shropshire
Births and Marriages Arrive From Dover to Torquay
Birth announcements record a son to Mrs Townsend at The Close Salisbury and to the Deanery Hereford and Westover Isle of Wight. A mass of marriage notices follow, including Belgian and French consular attendance at Dover chapel for Princess Isabella Fernandina Josefa to Count Ignatius Gerowski, plus multiple British royal and gentry unions in Olney, Kennington, Stourport, Park Lane, and Regent's Park. Deaths note General Maitland of Fernburgh mourning list, registrar Fry, Viscount Kilwarden infant, and several aged seniors with succinct obits.
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George Barnard Townsend
Hereford
Westover
Isle of Wight
William A’court Holmes
J. Sauvage
Biest
Dover
Isabella Fernandina Josefa
Francisco de Paulo Borbon
Ignatius Gerowski
Walpole St. Andrew's
Lynn
Edward Parry
R.N
Catherine Edwards
Samuel Hoare, Jon
Robert Hankinson
Olney
Bucks
Catherine Theodora
Henry Gauntlet
William Ad
Park-lane
Edward Jeffreys
Glan Dyff Castle
Cardiganshire
St. Marylebone Church
William Pace
Rampisham
Dorsetshire
Illiam
Charles Tottie
Montagu-square
Caroline
Peter Davey
Sussex-place
Regent's Park
William Mordaunt Maitland
Earl of Lauderdale
Marchioness of Tweeddale
Fernburgh
Marchioness of Tweedale
Mary Stanley
E. Balfour
Anne Dashwood
James
James Christmas Fry
High Court of Chancery
Upper
Grosvenor Street
Viscount Kilwarden
Theydon-place
Epping
Essex
George John Gascoigne
George Reginald
Edward Thornton
G.C.B
Wembury-house
Devon
Cock Tail-street
Great Whelnerham
John Andrews
Mr. Beales
Hargrave Hall
Suffolk
George the Third
St. Mary Church
Torquay
Deare
Royal Navy
London Markets Weather Halts Hay Harvest and Trade
The showery weather disrupted hay harvest and slowed activity at London markets. Grain offerings were scant with little business done. English wheat and foreign free wheat held firm, barley beans and peas sold in small retail lots, and oats showed an upward price tendency despite weak demand.
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Corn Exchange
Kent
Esq
Norfolk
Suffolk
Poland
Smithfield Market Beef Trade Improves amid Short Supply
Monpar market notes beef better with a short supply as inferior cuts rise 2d per stone while prime remains steady at 5s. Veal and lamb trade unchanged from Friday. Cattle headcount: 2,950 beasts, calves 175, sheep 30,680, pigs per stone of 8lb with offal deductions. Beef 38 8d to 4s 2d, 4s 10d. Veal 4s 3d to 5s, Mutton 8s 10d to 5s 10d, Lamb 4s 10d to 5s 8d 10d.
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Smithfield
Monpar
Colonial Market Report Shows Stagnant Prices
The Colonial Market notes a dull trading day with little price movement across imports. Sugar demand is light with scarce inquiry for refined sugar and firm hold by holders. foreign sugar offered sparingly. Tea remains firm amid low demand and few beredis offered by speculators. Companys congou 23rd per pound cash. Tallow firmer at 47s 3d on the spot with no notable rise in demand.
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Congou
Hop Market Reports and Stable Prices Despite Slack Bine
Plantations show generally favorable reports with some slack bine in Sussex and the Weald. No price changes occur and there is little interest in the duty, which is nominally set at 155,000.
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Sussex
Weald
Advertisement publication details from 184
Printed at No S87 Strand Middlesex by John Norris of Fetterlane Holborn London. Published for the Proprietors by Norris at the Office No 997 Strand. Advertisements and communications requested. Saturday July 3, 184.
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Middlesex
John Norris
Fetterlane
St Andrew, Holborn
London
Jon Norris
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