Trade and Commerce Outlook With Remittances and Markets
The article notes expected large remittances of specie from the United States for manufactured goods and raw commodities, signaling a hopeful shift in prosperity. It reports public cotton sales, price moves in olive oil and brimstone, improved Indigo sales, and freighted quotes for wheat and Polish grain amid cholera-linked supply concerns.
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United States
America
Surat
Madras
Gallipoli
Petersburg
London
Brimstone
Sicily
Liverpool
Havanna
Dantzig
Bankrupts Listed in Bondow Gazette Shipment
A list of bankrupt individuals across Britain including William Eldridge Hastings hotel keeper Tomas Maltby Lawrence Pountney-hill and Upper Side Waterloo-bridge lead merchant John Williams Cardiff Glamorganshire and others such as Richard Igman Brighton Thurston Cook Shrewsbury John Goodwin Bird Bridge-end Wolverhampton Samuel Timmins Birmingham Gideon Mantle Wetherby Yorkshire.
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Bondow
Tuespar
William Eldridge
Hastings
Sussex
Tomas Maltby
Lawrence Pountney
Wolverhampton
Staffordshire
Frommonger
William Lewis
Birmingham
Kors MacCracken
Manchester
Richard Hutchinson
John Godwin
Monmouth
Samuel Timmins
Gideon Mantle
Wetherby
Yorkshire
Bankrupts listed in Blowdon Gazette July issue
A roster of individuals declared bankrupt spans multiple trades and locations including Charles George of Munter-street O'd Kent-read Surrey and Henry James Ebsworth of Nunn-court Coleman-street City. Other listed debtors include Edward Dadswell Shrewsbury grocer Stephen Bassett Bristol Arms Tunbridge-wells hotel-keepers and more such as John Caine Stockport bootmaker John Griffiths Astley hallier Swansea victualler Samuel Owen Nantwich mercer and Henry Widwell Kidderminster carpet-maker.
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Blowdon Gazette
Charles George
Munter-street
Kent-read
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Katter
Henry James Ebsworth
Nunn-court
Coleman-street
City
Edward Dadswell
Shrewsbury
Stephen Bassett
Edward Bassett
Bristol Arms
Tunbridge-wells
Kent
Thomas Ireland
Newtonvale
Lancashire
Johns Harrison
Manchester
John Caine
Stockport
Cheshire
John Griffiths
Astley
Worcestershire
Hallier
Swansea
Glamorganshire
Samuel Owen
Nantwich
Mercer
David Smith
Smithy-mills
Addle-cum-Eccup
Yorkshire
Corn
Henry Widwell
Kidderminster
James Knight
Stourport
James Cox Etheredge
Yeovil
Somersetshire
Parliament to create twelve peers and four dukes
Reports list imminent creations including the Marquis of Anglesey as Duke of Mona. Queen Victoria is praised for delicate features and graceful figure. Various crimes are detailed: Jeremiah Driscoll reexamined for stabbing his wife. Richard Fisher committed for rape and burglary. his cousin Charles Fisher faces death. Woolwich arrest after a long manhunt. A dog fight near Chalk Farm ends violently with a man and dogs damaged. ward cases of theft and drunkenness lead to a fine for the tilbury incident.
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Duke of
Mona
Victoria
Princess Charlotte
Jeremiah Driscoll
Thames
Richard Fisher
Old Bailey
Browne
Short-wall
Stratford
Lambeth-street
Elizabeth Barlow
Charles Fisher
Old Bailey Sessions
Charles Cellyer
Wm. Hogg
Horse
Woolwich
Dee
Chalk Farm
William Ward
Ald. T. Wood
Tilbury
Henry Bolcombe
Hoffman
Bishopsgate-street
Barbican
Finsbury-square
Jewin-street
Fore-street
Bolcombe
Ald
Thos. Wood
Tipling
Ward
Working Men's Association Letter to Canadian Brethren
A Working Men's Association statement to Canadian supporters urges continued resistance to oppressive laws and colonial abuses. It praises Canadian resolve, warns against royal promises, notes support from English workers, and closes with signatures of committee members including Cum ming and Lovett.
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Gosford
England
Senate-House
Working Men’s Association
Wm. Cumming
Henry Vincent
Arthur Dyson
John Dawson
Seraphine Calderara
Wm. Preece
James Jenkinson
Robert Hartwell
Henry Mitchell
Richard Cameron
James Lawrence
Wm. Pearce
William Lovett
FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE GREENWICH ELECTION
A fatal accident occurred Wednesday night after a crowd removed Attwood’s horse drawn carriage. A man was knocked down and crushed, delaying Thursday chairing as Attwood planned to give funds to the widow family. An inquest at the George Pimlico reported pensioner R Smith aged 61 died by temporary mental derangement. William Wooding aged 34 drowned in a Thames trip to Richmond. inquest returned Accidentally drowned. The Prince Napoleon Louis Buonaparte was in London writing a letter to the US President before travelling to England and Switzerland.
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Thames
William Wooding
Richmond
Narozon
Louis Buonaparte
Napoleon ‘Louis Buonaparte
London
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America
New York
Washington
Europe
England
Switzerland
Monsieur le President
M. le President
George Washington
Napoleon Louis Buonaparte
Death of Bishop Edward Grey at Hereford Palace
The Hon. and Right Rev. Dr Edward Grey lord bishop of Hereford died at seven next morning after an illness that followed a short illness from inflammation. He was in his 56th year and left a large family. He supported the Whigs earlier and was a renowned Greek scholar and charitable figure. An Honourable Official note follows.
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Edward Grey
Isaac Huntingford
Earl Grey
Westminster Abbey
Bishopsgate
Primroschill
Chalk Farm Tavern
Augustus Finchley Irvine
Vincent Butler Esq
York-street
Bryanston-square
Irvine
Mr. B
Queen's Gala Opens Under Royal Patronage At Royal Gardens
The Royal Gardens Vauseau announces that the venue will open under Her Majesty's direct patronage. A special fete titled The Queen's Gala will be held tomorrow with reduced admission to attract a large audience. Doors open at eight. A grand masked fete and ball follows on August 7 under distinguished patronage.
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Royal Gardens Vauseau
Thames Tunnel Opens To Public At Rotherhithe
The Thames Tunnel near the church at Rotherhithe on the Surrey side is open daily from nine in the morning until dusk. Admittance is one shilling. The two archways are gas lit, descent via a gentle staircase, and the tunnel runs about 740 feet long with completion within 180 feet of low water on the Middlesex side. Conveyances run every half hour from Gracechurch Street and Charing Cross by omnibus, Woolwich and Greenwich steam boats, and from various piers by rail carriages from London Bridge hourly. Walbrook Buildings, Walbrook.
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Queenhithe
Byer’s Hall
Fresh Wharf
London Bridge
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Walbrook
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