Board of Trade Exports Rise in Months and Four Month Span
The Board of Trade returns show monthly exports higher by 11 percent over 1863 and 34 percent over 1862, with four months up 26 percent. Cotton goods and yarn drive gains while New Zealand and Australian gold shipments to Britain are detailed. The Russian budget tables itemize 1864 receipts and war related outlays, and a UK notices list joint stock company registrations, clock ads, and Holloway’s pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minera
Devon
West Basset
Providence
Frank Mills
St John del Rey Mining Company (Limited
Lisbon
Bahu
Great Barrier Land, Harbour, and Mining Company
Truro
South Caradon
Clifford Amalgamated
Phenix Mines
North Treskerby
West Caradon
Fowey
Penda-an-drea
Eene
Wheal Kitty
Redruth
Prosper United
Car
Colonel Phillips
Pipe Grange
Lichfield
John Collins
Argyle-house
Camden-road
Wilnecote Collieries Company (Limited
Pennant Slate Company
Pennant
Carnarvonshire
Portmadoc
Board of Trade
Golp
New Zealand
Victoria
Great Britain
Otago
Australia
New South Wales
Auckland
Nelson
Bupcet
Daily Telegraph
Benson
J. W. Benson
Ludgate-hill
London
H.R.H
Prince of Wales
Holloway
Prllis
Fleet Prison site sold for railway terminal project
The Court of Common Council agreed with the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company to sell the Fleet Prison site for 60,000. The firm plans to build the London terminus with easy approaches on the long neglected ground. Col Torrens dies at 84 after noted work on political economy. Some postmen use velocipedes to aid their long delivery routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleet Prison
Court of Common Council
London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company
London
Creamu
Torrens
Col. Torrens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mining Chronicle
Board OF Trade Returns
Sahara
Madars Rachel’s
New Bond Street
Adame Rachel
Madame Rachel’s
New Bond-street
Adame
Rachel
Rachel v. Carnegie
T. Whetstone
Charles-street
Hatton-garden
Bleeding Hart-yard
G. Zannys
Holbornhill
W. Ambrey and Co
Geo. Rees
Drury-lane
St. Martin’s-lane
Charing Cross
F. Newbery and Sons
St. Paul