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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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Strand
Middlesex
Jom Norris
Fetterlane
St Andrew, Holborn
London
Jon Noxers
Sant
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J.cumming
Bell and Bradfute
Sir
Steans
T. Roberts and Co
Piarre
Eugene Sue
Paul DE Kock
Barber of
Gustavus
Georgette
Brother James
Moustache
Raymond
Tourlouron
Indiana
George Sand
W. Dugdale
Holywell-Street
Obin Hood
Little John
Sherwood Forest
Preece Eoas
Robin Hood
Scarlock
George-a-Graeu
Tuck
Drayton
G. Peirce
Newévendorg
Morison
House of God
British College of Health
J. Suytg
Stockton
Qussex
DE Commerce
Prince Albertstreet
M. A. Hughes
Charles MC Lean
Fleet Street
Dispatch
Ron Bridges
C.—J. Dredge
Menai Bridge
James Cockle
Cockle
New Ormond Street
Olloway
Duke of Portland
Ann Mellish
Holloway
Welbeck-abbey
Scott Porriano
Marquis of Westminster
Westminster
Mr. Holloway
Eaton-hall
Temple-bar
Brent
Devon
Alse
Thomas Rolinsons
Halse
John Elliott
Sen
John Menning
William Pearse
Henry Goodman
Arthur Langworthy
Thomas Rolins
Barclay and Son
Hallett
High Holborn
Prout
Straud
King
Blackfriars-road
Johnston
N.B
J. T. Betts, Jun., and Co
BETTS
Fred. Lawrance
Money Market
Ascot
London Markets
Cozy, &c
HAY Markets
Smith- Erie
Idibs
Coal Exchange
Silkstone, Field, and Co
Bate
West ‘Hartley
Emyss Steamates
Davison
West Hartley
Holywell Main
Hartley, Large and Morrison's
Hartley
Sma
Seer Sane
Fpontop
Bell and Robson
Tanfield Moor
Tees Hetton
Wellington Hartley
Burraton Nee Eas
O. Clennell
Eeewren
Eden Main West Hartley
Wharncliffe
Braddyll's Hetton
Cowpen Hartley
Lambton
Stewart's
Forall Main Saben
Trimdon Ae
Hanwick Coke
Wilton Park
Llangennech Sea
Powell's Dathryn
Country Markets
Bristol Eee
Berwick
Boston Wee
Colchester
Chichester Wewnne
Devizes
Ipswich
Lincoln
Maidstone
Newbury
Norwich
Preston
Warminster
Wakefield
Mem
Wisbech
Goethorner Bri
Jar
Monastity Tantyrox
Mernopolis
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