Bankrupt Wigney case reveals losses and balance issues
The article details J N Wigney and associates in a Brighton bankruptcy examination. It covers bank deficiencies from 1824 to 1837, including £54,000 losses, £21 private sheets, election costs, and funds from India stock. Witnesses discuss balance sheets, commissions, and the bank's solvency, with adjournments and final passings. The Newcastle election and a literary review on banking conclude the item.
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J. N. Witte
Wigney
C. Wizney
Merrifield
James
Ball
Bennett
Glasgow
Mr. Bennett
Creasy
J. N. Wigney
Pankrupt
Masteawan
Clement
Clement Wigney
India
Reform Club
Lowther
Lord de Roos
E. S. Creasy
J.N. Wigney
Brighton
J. N
C. Wigney
Mr. Merrifield
Mr. Furner
Newcastle-Under-Lyme
Lester
Harris
T. Leech
T. Eardley
John J. Campbell Calquhoun
J. Hall
W. Mason
Potteries
Richard Heathcote
Colquhoun
Seciecy
Banka; Au
Lancashire Fight and Joint Stock Banking Critique
A critical review discusses cautious views on joint stock banks amid allegations of misuse, urging strict audits and publication of accounts. It then shifts to Lancashire sport sketches, a vivid account of a brutal regional fight, and literary notices on works about France, beekeeping, and poetry reflecting Victorian manners and humor.
Sonnets and a lively extract from a Victorian novel
A miscellany entry highlights a tribute sonnet to T A Tidmarsh on Shelley's poetry, plus "A Haunt of Childhood" and a review of Sortyess, a new three volume novel by Saunders and Otley. The piece includes long quotations and satirical scenes, notably a riding prank where Captain Grummit is teased as “going to ride like blazes” by bystanders.
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Mr. Fuller
Cornhill
Moorgate-street
Bedlam
Lombard-street
Fuller's Bank
Fuller
France
Captain Pepper
London
Saunders and Otley
John Bull
Johnny Crappean
Titmarsh
Glorie
T. A. Tidmarsh
Shelley
Hardness
Grummit
Champion
Black Sall
Ake
Williams
Sir Thomas
Howarth
Baronet
Whitechapel
Phreton
Captain Grummit
Gruommit
Mholloa
Anoba
Spider
Carthorse
Jeve
Armitage
Commodore
Lord John
Grnmmit
Edward Lytton Bulwer
Wordsworth
Sir Edward
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