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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 17, 1838

Page

7

Trade and Commerce In A Quietly Improving Market

Orry Saturday notes money abundance remains high with bank deposits heavy. Demand from bill brokers and bankers grows as trade revives in manufacturing districts yet credit conditions stay tight. Bonds of the East India Company and July dividends will inject between £9 million and £9 million into markets. Market mood shows heaviness from French Rentes attracting attention amid no rate cut on Five per Cent Rentes. US commercial reports offer little new while Lisbon news dampens Portuguese bonds. Overall, conditions gradually improve in a generally quiet market.

Orry London East India Company Lisbon United States

Foreign Funds and International Bond Yields Chart

A garbled clipped text listing various country names and interest rates such as Belgian Mexican Brazilian Colombian Dutch Russian Danish Portuguese French Spanish and others with numerical figures suggests a summary table of foreign fund yields or bond rates. The exact values are unclear due to garbling.

Insolvent and Bankrupt Notices in London Gazette

Insolvent D Davis of Merthyr Tydvil a draper and grocer. Bankrupts listed include T Elliot Great Pulteney Street and others in tailoring, butchery, victualling, and various trades. Certificates to be granted unless opposed by July 8. Partnerships dissolved or detailed, with a wide range of firms across Birmingham, Leeds, London, Manchester, and surrounding areas.

London Gazette D. Davis Merthyr Tydvil, Draper and Grocer T. Elliot Great - Pulteney-street Golden-square T. Hamper Church-lane Whitechapel Isinglass J. Chapman Egham-hill Surrey R. Peake George-street Nowroad St. Pancras T. Rogers Gloucester-terrace Now Finlayson Union-place Newroad Marylebone J., Butt Whaddon Gloucestershire J. Bailey Southampton Hatter D. Parry Pontypool Monmouthshire Taller Bay Itrel Partnerships Sen H. Johns Exeter S. Manning R. Smithson Ivy Lane Newgate Street Wheatley and Wheatley Leeds Yorkshire Robinseed J Mills London-wall Grayson J. Bishrown Over Cheshire Drapers and Caret Len J. Derbyshire Man Oldhamn B. Beddome Manchester Sik-Manufacturata S. Wall E. Palmer Ross Herefordshire Ironmongars Sidebotham Shittingham D. Wiliams Wiliams Liverpool Wm. Henry Metropolis United Kingdoms Messrs Barclay and Sons Farringdon-street Butler, Edwards, Newbery and Son St. Paul's Church-yard Sutton and Co Bow Church-yard HzNay Henry

Names and Trades in Liverpool and Nottingham Districts

A list of business and trade entries includes coal dealers J Lewis and J Crump in Liverpool, soda water makers T Horne and E Earp in Worcestershire, silk manufacturers J Sandom and W Sandom in Deptford, attorneys J Groves and G Nicholas in Abchurch Lane, wine merchants W Haywood and G Perkes in Cheapside, silk warehouse men J Tidmarsh and W Parkins on Regent Street, linen drapers Carew and Hudson in Isle of Man, painters Brownrigg and W Ingle on South Audley Street, butchers S Legg and T Cope in Longton and Fenton, Staffordshire, and brick and tile makers.

Mary Jones Jane Jones J. Jones Staine Webser T. Widdowson Maraden Liverpool J. Lewis J. Crump Malverd Wella Worcestershire T. Horne E. Earp Nottingham J. Sandom W. Sandom Deptford J. Groves G. Nicholas Abchurch-lane W. Haywood G Perkes King’s Arms Wood-street Cheapside J. Tidmarsh W. Parkins Regent Street J. Carew B. Hudson Isle of Man Brownrigg W. Ingle South Audley-Street Hanover-square S. Legg T. Cope Longton and Fenton Staffordshire

Bankruptcy and Partnerships Notices From London Gazette

Fray June 15 lists bankruptcy superseded for John Watson and James Watson linen drapers. It records a long list of bankrupts and certificate actions with trades from brick-makers to innkeepers, plus partnerships dissolved in London and surrounding counties.

Ascot Heath Races Report With Royal Attendance

The Ascot Heath meeting showcases improvements from the last season including a new weighing house and a better view stand. Queen Victoria attended despite early weather fears, police presence reduced pickpocketing, and races featured Velure Mecca and Bretby among winners while crowds enjoyed varied amusements on a dust-free day.

Ascot Heath Royal Stand Weighing, &c England Windsor F. Roe Lord Exeter W. Dolphin Wickham W. M. Stanley Willesden Tb Aphieweitenes Duke of Richmond Velure Exeter Mecca Conolly Mr.Greville G. Bentinck Seth Gardner Suffield Dh.c Eady London Berkshire Mesars Gardiner Goddard Shackle Sir F. Roe Durance Vile Reading Hurst Her Majesty Pearson Munchausen Williamson Mirvan Rara Avis Louispa Eady c Morelia G. Heathcote Chapple Lord Chesterfield Bretby Mr. Garrard Hybiscus Knight Cetus Cieccens Hybiscus Tissimo Ascot Grosvenor Hopesiof

The Queen Observed as Crowds Cheer at Royal Race Day

A royal procession entered the stand amid loud acclamations as Queen Victoria appeared at the window. The Gold Cup race saw Grey Momus win by a length and a half over Epirus with Caravan third, while the day ended in gloom due to steady rain and large crowds unable to secure transport or lodging.

G. Bentinck Bowes Epirus Suffield Grey Momus Epirus Lyin Caravan Zinganee Crong Slough

Prisoners in Debt Debate and Cheltenham Row

A parliamentary report notes the Lords bill on arrest for debt to be read a second time in the Commons next Monday as petitions press for abolition. A Cheltenham High Street fracas sees Col Charritte clash with Mr Hurd Lucas over an offensive London newspaper letter. Lord Denman expands battery meaning to include violent actions such as water throwing. Sir E B Sugden recalls a vagrant line about official assignee salaries.

House of Commons God of Mercy Cheltenham Col. Charritte Hurd Lucas London Lucas

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