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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 03, 1838

Page

9

Market outlook and bond movements in continental trade

The money market pressure has eased though rates stay about half a percent higher than last week. Exchequer bill sales have ceased, allowing securities to recover. share dealings remain limited with solid stocks holding value. Railroads entering service may clarify investment values. Dutch bonds rise near 1 percent on expected Belgium-Holland settlement under twenty four articles.

Crry Continental Holland Belgium Moxway Suffolk Essex Kent London West India East India Bengal Brazil Demerara Jamaica Calcutta Honduras Corron TaLbew P.Y.C

Insolvent and Partnership Notices From Zondow Gazette

Insolvents listed include James Fellows of Nottingham and Thomas Cox of Northampton. Bankrupts named Samuel Beamish of Walworth Alexander More of Old Broad Street Plymouth grocer John Chesworth Liverpool innkeeper and others. Partnerships dissolved include Cooksley Morrrish slaters Bussey Wray Leeds masons and more with many trades and locations.

Zondow Gazette Toverspay James. Fellows Nottingham Thomas Cox Northampton BANKP Samuel George Beamish Manor-place Walworth Alexander More Old Broads Reef Joho ‘Wade Plymouth Frederick Wratt West Cowes James Abell Gloucester John Chesworth Limestreet Liverpool Samuel Chifney Wood Ditton Joan Norris Andrews Charles Bransfield Emley Yorkshire Wilkinson Dawson Squire Galloway Smith Moorhouse William Jowett John Nunweek Bradford Michael Wond John Cooksley Francis Morrish Chapel Street Pentonville Slaters James Burtt William Burtt Hungerford Wiltshire James Bussey William Wray Leeds James Wilkinson John Armstrong Manchester William Harris Thomas Harris Green-street Grosvenor Edward Foster Matthew Marsden Sheffield Charles Ebsworth Frederick Ebsworth Basinghall-street Thomas Woodward Thomas Heseltine Thomas Cowper Oldham Robert Jones Samuel Jones Smiths Thomas Green Henry M'Phail Joseph James Gulcheae Erey von Bates Bermondsey Street Ongels Fenry Fritcoard Nositchard James Bai Zomndow Gazette Frinay Jacob Harvey Gravesend Thomas Rogers Gloucester-terrace New Read Mile David Davies Sydney John Brown Clifton-street Finsbury-square Basil Francis Horns Tavern Doctors’commons Richard Wood Holt Broughton-grove Calico Charles Webb Litchfield Solomon Pitchforth Halifax Greenhar Thatcham Berkshire William Walker Kingston-upon-Hull William Terry John Terry Bath John George White James Vinton David Lawson Brewer Street Cpa J. P. Darthez Darthez Austin Friars John Higson John Keane Colmoan Bolton-le-Moora William Fear Bristol John Ritchie W. W. Platt John Webster J. W. Fisher Fazeley John Barrow James Smith John Rawson Mancheater John Walthew J. A. Akroyd Coventry John Spencer Joseph Worsnop P. B. Etheredge Joseph Paul William Shaw William Enfield Richard Shaw Norwich Alfred Hannett Robert Arminger Mill-street Hanover Square Richard Chaffey Lawrence Wills Yeovil Somersetshire Mary Ann Bourn Caroline Bourn Brighton

Murder at Waterloo Bridge Deepens inquest Clues

George Owen's testimony to Lambeth street officers reveals details about a stranger with blood on his hands near Ellington terrace and a possible link to the Waterloo road murder. The inquest adjourns as police seek the weapon and witness attendance. Hubbard attends the funeral of the deceased.

Lambeth Street George Owen Norton Owen Waterloo Bridge Ellington Terrace Mr. Norton Pelham Hubbard Clayton Tur Devine St. John’s Church Waterloo Road Wellington Terrace Inspector Field Waterloo Church Irvine

Great Western Barroway Experimental Trip and Lightning Strike

Directors tested the Great Western railway project with London to Maidenhead in 47 minutes and return in 35 minutes. A thunderbolt struck at 8 pm in East-street Lambeth-walk injuring Mrs Lansdowne her daughter and a Russell while four children slept in the next house escaped unharmed. both houses suffered heavy damage.

Great Western Barlway London Maidenhead East-street Lambeth-walk Lansdowne Russell

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