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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 08, 1844

Page

7

Bank of England to issue loans on approved bills

Notice dated May 30 1844 states the governor and company of the Bank of England will accept applications for loans secured by bills of exchange Exchequer Bills and East India Bonds not over six months to run. Loans repayable by July 19 at 3 percent per annum with minimum £2000, promissory note required for all advances.

Bank of England Fonzaat M. Jacques Larritis Pere la Chaise Paris Ropper Buckixcuas Panaer Ellen Lindsay Elizabeth Lindsay James Lindsay Bow-street Buckingham Palace Newgate London Standard

Grimstone Eye Snuff Promoted By Royal Endorsement

Restorative eye snuff advertised under royal patronage promising relief from headaches and eye diseases. Letters praise its effects on cataract inflammation and vision, with testimonials and claims of universal adoption by elites. Sale details and shop addresses listed for W. Grimstone and related outlets.

H.R.H Duchess of Kent Treasury Grimstone G. J. Guthrie F.R.S Upper Stamford Street G. W. M. Rexnoxes W. Grimstone Georce Surry York-place Kentishtown Oxford-street Broad-street Bloomsbury King-street Longacre Cuba Grand Cairo

Silent Friend and Perry Medical Works Advertisement

An 18th or 19th century advertisement promoting The Silent Friend medical work on sexual health and venereal debility, Perry’s Purifying Specific Pills, and Cordial Balm of Syriacum. Lists publishers and shop locations in London and Birmingham, date 13th edition, with consulting surgeons R and L Perry. Mentions consultation hours at 19 Berners Street Oxford Street.

Messrs, Brodie and CO Great Charles-street Birmingham Bodie Sherwood Gilbert Piper Paternoster-row London Dight Cheltenham Skinner Cirencester Roberts Derby Fryer Bath Heming Keeny Gardiner Gloucester Harper Cooper Leicester D'Egvilie Worcester Parker Hereford Sutton Nottingham Oussey Shrewsbury C. Solld Great Charles Street Messrs Brodie Messrs. Brodie and Co Yirling J. W. Stirling High-street Whitechapel Sanger Oxford-street Priest Parliament_street Lowden Fleet-street Barclay and Sons Farringdon Street Edwards St. Paul's Lucas Cheapside March High Helborn Brue Medical Hall Brighton Flewitt Westmacott Market Street Manchester Rawle Church Street Liverpool Scawin Durham Caurion Rastavtyer Ule R. and L. Perry Strange Field Quadrant Regent-street Phillips J. Gordon Leadenhall-street Guest Bull-street Perry Berners-Street Samuel La’mert Bedford- Street Bedford-Square University of Edinburgh Manchester Chronicle La’Mert Bedford-street Wessty Health C. J. Lucas and Co Newman-street Brittain G. Mansell King-street Southwark C. Westerton Park-side Knightsbridge Noble Chancery-lane Huett Princes-street Leicester-square H. Phillips T. Lawler Courier-office St.Ann’s Square W. Howell Dale-street W. Wood W. and H. Robinson Greenside-street Edinburgh T. Price Dublin The New Belt Messrs. Lucas and Co I. L. Curtis and Company Philip South Castle-street Ferris and Score Bristol Chronicle Oxford Guy Chelmsford Independent Press Office Cambridge J. Clancy Bedford-row Bolster Cork Henderson Belfast Drummond Catherine-street Paton Love Nelson-street Glasgow Strachan Aberdeen Messrs. Curtis Old England Essex and Herts Mercury Moagnet Age Argus Messrs. Curtis and Company Frith Street Soho Square

Crown officers and military promotions in the London Gazette

The London Gazette lists parliamentary appointees for Buckingham and Chester, officers from the 6th Dragoon Guards through the 70th Foot advancing or transferring, and staff changes. It notes promotions by purchase, retirements, and shifts in the Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment plus hospital and ordnance postings. Also recorded are a chancellor’s appointment, dissenters marriages, sugar prices, bankruptcies, dividends, and dissolutions of partnerships along with various notices.

Brobinson Robinson Robinsown London Gazette Crown Office Buckingham Thomas Francis Freemantle Chichester Arthur Lennox War Office 6Th Dragoons Henry Stone 37Th Foot Fleeming 9Th Light Dragoons Cornet Alexander Hawtrey Purchase Colville Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment Chandos Frederick Clifton Hawtrey 15Th Light Dragoons William Blacker Norton William Veall Greetham 1St Regiment of Foot James Espinasse 29Th Foot Sharp Foot Frederick John Folliott Payne Hunter 3D Foot Alexander Smith 17Th Foot Macqueen John Shaw Willes Smith Bartley 62D Foot Raphael Woolman Reade M.D Walter Tyler Bartley 49Th Foot Fulton 70Th Foot John Brown Taylor William Robert Brereton Hoghton Ride Brigade Robert Walpole Saumarez Henry Oldfield Bowles Pusplins Walpole John Ferdinand Beckwith Bowles Arthur Lowther Beckwith Charles John Colville Edwards Charles Gore Halfpay John St. Vincent Saumarez Rifle Brigade Alexander John Goldie William Campbell Royal Regiment of Artillery Charles Lionel Fitzgerald Robertson Henry Arthur Ternon Fitzgerald Waubenatt William Bickley Sheffield County of York High Court of Chancery Great Britain Henry Prc RN Grocers’ Company Grocers' Hall J. Ridgway Chester B. Land St. Albans W. Dethick Whitefriars H. R. Harraden Cambridge Quiroga Bolivar Vittoria John_Anichini St. Benet’s Place Gracechurch Street J. W Mardall New Shoreham Sussex E. Tyndale Ross Herefordshire Lincolnshire R. Baxter F. L. Homer Manchester T. Beech Newcastle Lyme Lynx Liverpool Owen E. P. Powell Southampton W. Gorton St. Peter's Chambers Cornhill Hamer and Sutcliffe Rochdale Hope Canterbury Curtis Harvey Lombard Street Aspinall and Lane Smethwick Staffordshire Bagshaw and Co Calcutta J. Bagshaw Earls and Pownall Byrown Twort Upper Seymour Street Euston Square Winstanley Blinkhorn Kirkeale W. Grinling Laxfield Suffolk Gibson and Wilson Newcastle Upon Tyne Palmer and Bamford Birmingham S. Bamford Morris and Barrow Wigan Lancashire Harver and Blakey Darlington Durham Corn Merchants Driver and Co Ironfounders R. Driver Datchet Berkshire Hulse and Robinson Hurdsfield Cheshire Freeland and Co Rio de Janeiro Freeland A. Prout Tavistock Devonshire T. Udall Camberwell Islington Iaco J. Aldam and Co Elmton Derbyshire J. Aldam J. Levy and Co R. and T. Robinson Parr Dirom and Co Bombay N. and H. Johnson Repingon and Co Cheapside Fleming and Wilkins

Crown and local appointments in the London Gazette entry

The June 4 London Gazette lists Parliament picks and county appointments such as William Entwisle replacing the late Richard Bootle Wilbraham in Lancaster, Edward Pleydell Bouverie filling a Burghs seat, and Francis Reid approved as consul at Glasgow. It also notes insolvency declarations for numerous tradespeople and officials across the UK, including judges, jewelers, grocers, and victuallers, with various towns and occupations named.

London Gazette County Palatine of Lancaster William Entwisle Richard Bootle Wilbraham Kilmarnock Edward Pleydell Bouverie Alexander Johnston Francis Reid Glasgow Stewartry Kirkcudbright John Clerk Maxwell William Maxwell Westmoreland and Cumberland Westmoreland and Cumberland Henry Spencer Cornet County of Bucks Tapiow John Parton Baptist Ulverstone Llanwnda Carnarvonshire St. Andrew Newcastle Upon Tyne Countess of Huntingdon's Basingstoke Hampshire J. Jenkins Praedstreat Paddington W. H. Jones Kidderminster, Cordwainer W. B. Plummer St. Albana Slopseller R. Thomas, Hertford, Victualler T. Taylor W. Blake Upper Holloway Carpenter T. H. Johnson Shepperton Street Islington J. Townsend Tamworth Charlton Kent Alex Norfolk Reigate Workhouse L. R. Mackintosh Cleeve Gloucestershire J. Price Poplar Grocer G. Habbitam Cumberland Street Regent's Park S. Preston Rupert Street Haymarket Wm. Francis Llanelly Carmarthenshire J. Huntington Liverpool T. Carter Walcot Somersetshire E. Garnham London Road Southwark Newgate Market T. Paragreen Richmond Street Maida Hill J. Enoch Leamington Bedford J. Williams Slater Street Bethnal Green J. Rees Leckhampton J. S. Harvey City Gardens City Road T. Lee Hallifax A. Gray Long Ashton Miller E. Middle Jun Midsomer Norton W. Mace Worcester Victualler T. Dale Chesterfield C. George C. Cheetham Grosvenor Row Pimlico Batter B. B. Wilson Holme Westmoreland J. Mitchel Nine Elms Lane Battersea W. Basford Ratcliff Highway F. W. Cole Hammersmith F. Hillen Shepperton Cottages G.F.S. Gillard Plymouth

Bankrupts and divisions listed in old records

Bankrupts include T Stephens and J Clark with trades from umbrellas to drapery and iron founding. Dividends dated June 25 to June 28 cover chemists grocers merchants and timber merchants across Oxford Liverpool Manchester and Exeter. Certificates note grocers innkeepers vitual lld depots with June 25 to July 2 dates. Partnerships dissolved span tailors silk mercers bookbinders and millers across London Shrewsbury and Liverpool. Scotch sequestrations list A C Watt D Kay and others with June dates in Aberdeen Edinburgh Perth.

T. Stephens Newgate Street Holborn J. Clark Abington Cambridgeshire R. Phillips Exeter Bridge and Standring Manchester R. Cunliff Over Darwen Lancashire J. Wilson B. Vines Poole G. Barnes J. Hneggins York Place Portland Town Vernon Place Lee Mill J. E. Bunker Lower Shadwell H.S. Hewitt W. Chapman New Road Apothecary T. Wainman Leeds Dyer J.thomson Stoke Upon Trent W. Smith Nottingham Smallwareman W Thorpe Thorne Yorkshire Scrivener R. Beckley Green Street Hanover Square Canet Harwood and Gregory Shrewsbury Collins and Johnson Soho Square Dibb and Wade Calverley Best, Son Collins Kidderminster Saunders and Wooolley Regent Street G. and W. Pollard Billington Lambard Tyson Liverpool D. Kay Edinburgh G Ritchie Perth

Money Market and City Intelligence Report London

The public securities market closed firm with price advances. Consols for money 100, for the account 1002. Bank Stock 199-200. Exchequer Bills 70s to 72pm. Indian stock 2894 to 2903. Foreign securities steady with limited business. Dutch and Mexican firmer. Railway shares firm. gold and exchange relations between London, Paris, and Hamburgh outlined with minor movements.

Everryc Russia India Birmingham Paris London Hamburgh New York England America Eenex Buenos Ayres Acc mi Erailways North Midland Great Western Eastern Dover York & N. Midland London & Brighton London & Blackwall Great N. of England London & Birming London & Greenwich London & Birm London& Birm London & Westminst London &S. Western Colonial Pee Eesnae Manch Union of Australia

London Markets Corn Exchange Mon AM Prices Fell on Wheat

London markets report English wheat supply moderate and quality poor at opening. Sales faced a drop of about 1s per quarter amid foreign competition, with Baltic cargo inquiry and demand for barley beans and oats. Foreign barley up 1s per quarter. beans up 1s. peas unchanged. oats brisk with 6d to 1s gains. Quoted per quarter: Wheat Kent 40s 64s. Barley fine 82s 37s. Beans tick 28s 29s. Norfolk 60s 56s2. Malt 68 63s. Oats pota 24 26s. Rye 4 29 8s 28s. Peas Boilers 34s 38s. Feed 20s 24s 8. Grey 26s 27s. Flour 42s 48s. Beans small 20s 80s. Ditto fine 47s 60s 3.

Kent Esq Norfolk Suffolk Hig Dat Congon Hyson Twankay West India Bos East India Mauritius Ita Bengal Hysons Soma Madras Havannah Jamaica Ceylon Java Batavia

Arrivals Last Week For Grain And Flour

Arrivals last week include Wheat Barley Malt Oats Beans Peas English 4768 371 4686 783 737 203 Scotch Irish Foreign English flour 5177 sacks Foreign 1000 barrels. Wednesday reports describe crepe of spring corn with moisture concerns and warm SW wind. English wheat on sale held firm with modest miller attendance while bonded goods were softer. Oats remain scarce with maintained or higher prices and grains overall show upward tendency despite small offerings.

Smithfield Mosnay Lestch Spain Holland Germany Rotterdam Ik of Wight Stark

Hop market report from Sussex and Kent trade notes

Plantations accounts remain unfavourable yet market supported. Winds threatened hop bines but fly remains strong. Prices quoted include Sussex 1382s to 140s, Weald 136s to 142s, East Kent 150s to 210s per cwt, with various districts showing similar levels and total duty around £130000 to £140000 mentioned.

Weald Kent Sussex Wealds East Kent Mid Kent

Marriage of Miss Murray and Mr Pallington at Bromley chapel

The marriage of Miss Murray third daughter of the Bishop of Rochester and Lady Sarah Murray to Mr Pallington MP occurred Wednesday at the Episcopal palace chapel Bromley. The ceremony was at two o'clock conducted by the bride’s father the bishop. Bridesmaids included Lady Sarah Hay Miss Drummond Miss Egerton and the bride’s three younger sisters. Afterward the couple left for Bayham Abbey Kent home of the Marquis of Camden. An elegant degreamer was given to close connections and friends with restricted invitations. DEATHS. Lady Caroline Greville eldest daughter of the late and widow of the Earl of Warwick died at senera aged 57. Major General Sir William Worman Caseues KC B died. A second Bengal supreme council member was recess by the board. Sir William served the East India Company from 1795 rising to major general and was created KCB.

Miss Murray Rochester Sarah Murray Pallington Episcopal Palace Bromley Sarah Hay Drummond Egerton Bayham Abbey Kent Camden Sarah Caroline Greville Earl of Warwick Aylesford East India Company Benga Presidency

Local Advertisers Prominent at 337 Strand Office

Printed at No 337 Strand Middlesex Jom Norris of No 58 Fetterlane Holborn London publishes to proprietors from the Office No 337 Strand. Advertisements and communications requested. Saturday June 9 1344 marked in the issue.

Strand Middlesex Jom Norris Fetterlane St Andrew, Holborn London Jon Noxers Sant

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