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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 04, 1837

Page

8

Trade and Commerce Amid Banking Strains in 1857

City June 8 1857 summary notes the US credit crisis expanding with 71 New York firms suspending payments. Banks face solvency questions amid alleged illicit acts and runs. London markets report dull business, mixed commodity prices, and Bank of England decisions affecting Anglo American firms, with emphasis on hemp flax and tallow inventories into June.

United States New York Mobile Philadelphia Boston Buffalo New Orleans Burke, Watts and Co Yeatman, Wood and Co North America Times Geld Engand New Orleane Warving Turkey London England France Angora Trieste Havannah Porto Rico Brazil Rio Levant Alexandria Liverpool Glasgow Marseilles America Cutton P.S Bank of England Messrs. Wilsons T. Wiggin and Co Wildes and Co

Insolvent Mestors' GouNel Petitions Hearings Set

In the matter of petitions and schedules of listed prisoners, hearings are scheduled in Lincoln's Inn Fields Court for Friday June 16 at nine o'clock. Names include Gardner Charles Samuel cabriolet proprietor, Florsman John Goddard, Wainwright George, Oram James, Liley Thomas, Fabian Joseph, Foulkes Joseph, Phillips Mity, Plenty William, Rowland Hugh, Thomas Warren, Rance William, and others with occupations across London and surrounding counties. Additional names listed for Monday June 18 include French George, Duckland Joseph, Angus Robson Joseph, Jay Jane, Porter James, Hinton William, Rosk Thomas, Stone William, Floyd Charles, Linens Henry Parsh, Hedgea Louisa, Davies David.

GouNel Court Florsman John Goddard West Strand Middlesex Heifer Glover Wainwright Grerge Wertonstreet Liverpool Lancashire Fabian Joseph Charles-street Guy-read Foulkes the Elder Stone-Cutter-Street London Phillips Mity Oxford Street Plenty William West @mithfeld Londo Rowland Hugh The Whilworth Mills Guildford Surrey Pape Thomas Warren-street Fitzroy Rance Topley-street Southwark Kensey-victualler Windsor Berks Uealer Henry Parsh Clarendos-street Somers-town Hedgea Louisa Upper Seymigur-straet Partin-square Davies David Bbury-street Dralico Hosior

Insolvency Declarations and Bankruptcy Notices

A list of individuals facing insolvency declarations and bankruptcy orders. Names include Willans Bridger of Petworth and Manford Nott of St. Lawrence Reading, plus traders across the UK such as pub landlords, tailors, grocers, dyers, builders, and manufacturers.

Insolvents and bankrupts listed in Loudon Galeeis Fray

A bankruptcy roster naming insolvents and bankrupts with professions and addresses across Manchester Westminster Marylebone Middlesex Kent Chelsea Chelsea and other locales. Individuals include Edwin Hillman carver and dealer Eliza Lecy Vestris storey gate rasli-seller and many others such as Benjamin Thomas cow-keeper Alicea Lambe drugsist William Preston Langer and Joseph Horatio Butterworth.

Loudon Alicea Lambe New Bond-street Middlesex Henry Siffell Stroed Kent William Preston Langer Sloane-street Chelsea Joseph Horatio Butter- Worth Manchester Henry Martin Woolhamton Berkshire Joseph Heaward Brinksway Heaton Norris Lancashire William Cox Leigh Worcester John Prince Chesterfield Derbyshire Thomas Belea John Bates Leicester John England Knaresborough William Batt Birmingham Joseph Ong Bury St. Edmunds Suffolk Johnn Newey Charles Taylor Aston Richard Jones Llanidioes Montgomeryshire Draper Thomas James Shaw Bishop Wearmouth Mercer and Draper John Peter Brandstrom William Joseph Thompson Kingston-upon- Hull

Fatal stabbing at Dorrington Street prompts inquest

An inquest at St. Andrew's Workhouse in Gray's Inn Lane heard William Redrupt aged 19 was stabbed by John Mansfield. Witnesses described a quarrel at Derrington Street lodging house, Mansfield arming a knife and delivering the fatal wound to Redrupt's thigh. Verdict: manslaughter against Mansfield.

Coroxen St. Andrew's Workhouse Gray’s Inn-lane Thomas Stirling William Redrupt John Mansfield Hatton-arden Allen Phillips Holborn Dorring On Brook’s Market Witheas Alexander Smith No. 5 Dorrington-street William Deevors Duke of Argyll Mansfield Mansfeld Hire Jaror Wim. Deevors Middlesex-Street Somerstown John Hetherford John Shugra Newgate Beadle Smith Maidstone

Seaman Confesses Murder of Eliza Davies at Frederick Street

William Bynd a Thames police station detainee confessed to killing Eliza Davies in Frederick Street but later denied knowledge of the crime claiming intoxication. He was detained briefly and then discharged after failing to resemble the suspect and suffering a two hour fit.

Thames William Bynd Eliza Davies Frederick-street

Most appalling murder of conscience shocks Yarmouth

A woman, once a maid in the Woulfe household, confessed to murdering a six year old boy by placing him in a cistern and covering his head with a pail. The child’s parents and servants helped search, and the body was later found. The confession came on her deathbed. she is now dangerously ill and in custody.

Yarmouth Woulfe Armstrong Tooley Kim

Third Ascension of the Royal Nassau Balloon at Vauxhall

The third ascent of the great balloon at Vauxhall occurred on a grand fête day. Royal guests like Lord Palmerston and the Duke of Beaufort attended as 4,008 spectators watched the inflation and ascent. The balloon rose at six after a band played and landed safely near Wormsley in Kent after reaching about 9,600 feet.

Vauxahall Royal Gardens Gare Dong Lord Palmerston Col Lincoln Stanhope Duke of Beaufort Lord Lennox Colonel Dixon Lord Hill George Cayley C. Hutchinson Vauxhall Surrey Yeomanry C. Green Holland Woodroffe Rush Lamberth 8. Hughes T. Hughes Wormsley Kent Maidstone

Grand Gala at White Coxduit Gardens 1837

Open tonight and this week Monday Wednesday Saturday, admission one shilling. children sixpence. Vocal and instrumental concert with Mr Furness, new ballet, and gas illuminated grounds with displays and pagoda. Also private party galleries available. Pall Mall art view a short time more with artist cards.

Furness Madle Rosier Fire Woks N.B

The Posts Refuse Government Grant Aid

The Literary Association of the Friends of Poland reluc tantly turns to public appeal as calls on benevolence rise and faces the choice between aiding Polish Rodtrians or letting them perish. Regory offers a window cleaning machine advertised for quick use and priced at twenty to forty shillings. Orders are taken at his Willow-walk factory near Pimlico.

FPN the Friends of Poland Regory Willow-walk Vauxhall Bridge-Road Pimlico London Bank of England Opeia Mothers of Britain Joster Glass Moor Lane Fore Street Cripplegate Resent Day Newton Street High Holborn Elwarp Raven Lant Street Borough Joan Stzeruenv Kisneton Street Wilton Place Knightsbridge

Brooks Union House Offers New Warehouses in Borough

The advertisement promotes Brooks Union House at 106 High Street and 166 High Street in the Borough. It highlights ADIGS and families buying linen drapery silks Irish linen and similar goods with prices lower than any other London house. Also notes Wholesale Department at Nos 2 and 3 King Street.

Brooks' Union House High Street Borough London Whalesale Department King Street Europe Sherwood’s Paternosterrow Duff Oxford-street Bates Ludgate-kill

Sale Extraordinary at Regent Street Opens Early

Important notice to ladies and familias announces a sale at 247 and 240 Regent Street starting Monday with shawls silks muslins dresses and cambric items offered at less than one third value. Proprietor requests early attendance to avoid delay as crowds were large last week. Doors open at ten and close at seven. Thomas Simpson address 47 and 248 Regent Street two doors from Oxford Street. The stock to be sold.

Regent-street Sever Thomas Simpson Oxford-street

Morison's Pills Warning and London Depots 1837

Notice warns that Morison's Pills are not genuine unless stamped Morison's Universal Medicines. Lists London depots and agents including Strand, Quadrant, Mile End, Ratcliffe Highway, Edgware Road, and King’s Cross. Cautions chemists and doctors against selling the medicine.

Morrison Morison Universal Medicines London Medical Dissenter Office Strand Field Quadrant Reg At-Street Lofts Mile End Chappell Boskeell Royal Exchange Haslitt Ratcliffe Highway Hidland

Beasts Sheep and Lambs Beef Mutton Lara

A brief market listing notes livestock categories including sheep and lambs, beef and mutton from Lara. It highlights local trade activity and pricing cues for buyers and sellers in the region.

Ofal Scotland

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