Political Movements and Conservative Dinner Echoes of Debate
A long Gazette column reviews correspondence between the Marquess of Dinton and Sir Duncan Macdougall about promotions in the British Legion in Spain. It notes Londonderry's defense, a Lewes election address by Sheriff Evans, public notices on Canadian peculation rumors, and a Manchester polemic on popery. It also reports a large Conservative dinner in the Metropolis with speakers including Alderman Thompson, Teignmouth, and Peel's absence.
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Dinionderry
Duncan Macdougall
Duncan
House of Lords
British Legion
Spain
Foreign Office
Lord Londonderry
Henry Dundas Campbell
Pein Peter Lawrie
Pearse
France
Mr. Pearse
Peter Lawrie
Peter Laurie
John Langham
House of Commons
Sir James Shaw, Bart
Chamberlain
London
Thomas George Johnston Pearse
City of London
P. Laurie
Aldersgate-street
Morning Chronicle
St. Paul's
Charles Blunt
Commons
Middlesex
Lewes
William Evans
Caxada
Upper Canada
Penatees
Thomson
John Russell
Colonial Gazette
Mr. Dixon
Popery
Manchester
Earl of Aberdeen
New South Wales
Spring Rice
Shakspeare
Falstaff
Metropolis
Merchant Tailors’ Hall
Alderman Thompson
Lord Teignmouth
Lord Sandon
Recorder of London
M.P
Edward Sugden
Alsager
F. Pollock
Dr. Croly
John Masterman
Her
Times
England
Queen Adelaide
Robert Peel
George Murray
Duke of Wellington
United Services
Croly
Lord Stanley
James Graham
George Clerk
Conservative Party
Lecture on corn laws draws large London audience
A Tuesday night address by Mr. Sidney Smith at the Hall of Science City-road, under the Metropolitan Anti-Corn-law Association, spurred questions from socialists and chartists. The crowd pressed for total repeal, while a rival faction urged reform rather than repeal.
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House of Commons
Sipney Suira
Hall of Science
City-road
Sidney Smith
Metropolitan
Bethnal-green
Savage
Smith
London
Spurr
Ewart
Cory Laws
Chamber of Commerce of Manchester
Ashurst
Shafto Adair
East Suffolk
Liberal
Free State
Castle-street
Walter
Times
Southwark
Church
Durham
Rogers
Devonshire Square
Metropolis
Pineapple Tavern
Hungerford-street
Strand
Howard
Darton
Pearce
Vanderpump
Barton Howard
Court of Queen’s Bench
Williams
Woodbridge
Paulton
Physicians’ Hall
Warwick-laxe
Farringdon
Alderman Kelly
Inverness
Lewes
Charles R. Blount
Otway Trevor
Thomas Brand
Trevor
Lord Dacre
Thomas Graham
Lord Lynedoch
Lord Cantiloupe
Helston
Sheriff Evans
Evans
Indigent Blind Visiting Society and City Police Reforms
Reports on the Indigent Blind Visiting Society aiding blind readers and guiding to church, plus government stamp plans. Also describes Cork excise shortfalls, police pay boosts, new station houses, omnibus enforcement, and a Chelsea costermonger court case over Albert soup with humorous exchanges.
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New Bridge-street
Farringdon Street
Newgate-street
Arsent Loup
Chelsea
Fashun
Lambeth
Victoria
Prince Albert
Clare-market
Albert
Josiah Crawley
John Bull
Court of Requests
Tower Hamlets
Melbourne
Prince Albert Hisself
van O
Notice to the Public Money Orders issued in London District
Money orders are issued and paid at post towns within a twelve mile circle from the General Post-office and at several listed towns including Barking Brentford Bromley Brompton Camberwell Clapham Croydon Edgeware Edmonton Enfield Greenwich Hammersmith Hackney Hampstead Hounslow Kensington Kingston Limehouse Paddington Richmond Romford Southall Stanmore Stratford Tooting Waltham Cross Woodford Woolwich and at every other post town in the United Kingdom. Also issued at Lombard-street Charing-cross Old Cavendish-street and the Borough Branch offices.
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National Benefit Society
Strand
Henry Wilson
JBLIC
Cy Preral Post-Office
London
General Post-office
Barking
Brentford
Bromley
Brompton
Camberwell
Clapham
Croydon
Edgeware
Edmonton
Enfield
Jutney
Richmond, Lurry
Romford
Shooter's Hill
Southall
Stanmore
Stratford
Tooting
Waltham Cross
Woodford
Woolwich
United Kingdom
Lombard-street
Charing-cross
Old Cavendish-street
Byeen
Fragmentary listing of trades and firms across Britain
A scattered OCR fragment lists diverse firms and roles including soap manufacturers Harding and Strouts, builders Jones Wiggins and Co, wholesale stationers Pearce and Co, iron factors Yarde and Brone, surgeons Whe, and various locations such as Liverpool, Birkenhead, Leeds, Devon, and Cheshire. The text lacks context and complete names or dates.
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Liverpool
Harding and Strouts
Bal Haver
Niumakers
Lode
Blaikhorn
Leeds
Keeoe
Cberry and Cleghorn
Birkenhead
Cheshire
Jones Wiegins, and Co
Aldgate
Pearce and Co Meclesfield
Wakerhissapton
Yarde
Brone Chudleigh
Devon
Insolvency and bankruptcy notices in London Gazette
Insolvents listed include W Oseland St John street Clerkenwell and C H Papps Adelphi coal merchant. Bankrupts span Hammond Oldham and Sanderson Bury to Kershaw Montter Leeds. many tradesmen named. Certificates dated March 24 list J Wilde Manchester and Pennington silk maker and Sidebotham Houghton cotton spinner. Partnerships dissolved note Troughton Liverpool and Wray Gordon Manchester among others.
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T. Baron
Bolton-le-Moors
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Bilston
Staffordshire
B. Boer
Gloucester
Money-Scrivener
W. Chapman
T. Kenning
Birmingham
J. Storer
Ibstock
Leicestershire
J. Jones
Liverpool
R. N. Williams
Bristol
David Crane
Wolverhampton
R. P
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Glastonbury
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Scriveners
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Leicester
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H. Burton
Wem
Salop
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D. Hilton
Oldham
J. Clarke
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J. Wilson
Tyldesley-banks
J. Oakes
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H. Martin
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Devon
E. Parker
Piccadilly
J. Potts
New Mills
Derby
Calico
W. Jones
Oxford
Shoeing-Smith
J. T. Hobson
St. Groocock
C. L. Wrenshall
Apps and Stambury
Lower Tooting
Surrey
Haberdashers
Anwy
Pelly
Lawrence Jane
Bidwell
Keymer
Hook
Norwich
S. Honk
Rendell and Evans
Callington
Cornwall
Stephenson
Berwick
Wilsden
York
Marshall
Barber
Wright
T. Wright
R. Pengelly
Gifford
Etherbury
Dorset
Machu
Millar
Addle-street
Wood-street
City
T. H
G. H. Hill
Kingston-upon-Hull
Higes and Son
High-street
Borough
Smeeton and Lawson
J. Booth
Rochdale
Clarke and Co
Gay Fester
Meadows
Tate
Portsea
Gethen
Mc Pherson
Hatton-garden
Jones, Jackson, and Co
Dintley and Short
Edgware-road
Whitney and Co
W. Oseland
St. John-street
Clerkenwey
C. H. Papps
George-street
Adelphi
Coalane
Chant
J. W
M. Foster
Hayfax
Yorkshire
Hall
W. J. Hammond
Stranger Lane
Doncaster
R. Coppice
Nottinghamshire
H. Holland
Westbrostwich
Scrivener
J. Brookes
T. Hart
Bognor Sussex
Iakes
J.and
P. Wilde
Pennington
W. Sidebotham
Houghton
T. and
J. Troughton
Ligpool
W. Northcroft
Egham
Bricklar Wray and Gordon
S. P
M.bury-pavement
Graham and
M' Wade
W. W. and
T. Woodward
Annesley Pershore
Worcestershire
Attornees
Richardson and Ombler
Kineston-upon-Hull
M‘dermott and Rees
Great Russell Stro
Covent-garden
Smith, Redish and Co
Scott and Denton
Chester-place
Old Kent Road
Oiriven— Buckler and
Buxton
Basinghall-street
Ang
Carswell
Hastings
Sussex
Millers—S
Nathan
Mansell Streat
Goodman's Fields
Hough and Co
Crawford's Passage
Ray Street
Clerkenwell
Smith and Close
Watergily
T. Taylor and Sons
Boltonte-Moory
T. Taylor
Sen
W.taylor
W. Learmouth and Co
London
Learmouth
Baines and Co
Broad Street
Cheapside
Calloway and Edwards
Boon and Colman
Cook and Martell
Drybrook
Gloucestershire
Higgin, Darbyshire
Chippindall
Horwich-vale
Calico-Printers
J. Darbyshir
J. Atlee and Co
Wandsworth
Distillers
J. F. 4Lee
R. W. Barchard
J. J. Harcourt
Ayers Rice, Fing
Money Market Prices Drift as Bonds Fall in Paris to Antwerp
Orry reports Spanish Bonds easing from Paris with flat prices in Amsterdam and Antwerp. Many orders for sales arrive as holders take profits on the recent rise. Consols quoted 90 to 90 1 2 percent for Money and 90 1 2 to 90 1 2 for the April Account. Various bonds and shares show mixed moves with premiums and discounts across Dutch, Belgian, and UK listings.
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Paris
Amsterdam
Antwerp
London and Birmingham
Great Western
Brighton
Blackwall
Greenwich
Southampton
Croydon
London and Westminster Bank
London
Jenny Stock Bank
London Markets Corn Exchange Report March Prices
London markets show moderate wheat supplies from Essex, Kent and Suffolk with improved conditions enabling a 1s to 2s per qr rise. Foreign wheat in demand at prior prices. malting barley steady, but secondary sorts cheaper. beans and oats sold at current terms. arrivals and sales noted for English and foreign grains with price ranges given.
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Corn Exchange
Mark-Lane
Monpar
March
Essex
Kent
Suffolk
Smithfield Market Prices and Trade Notes
Beasts 2 780, sheep 20 770, calves 50, pigs 410 recorded for Monday March 2. Beef 3s 4d to ds 6d per stone of 8s, mutton 4s to 5s, veal 5s to és, pork 3s 6d to 4s 6d. No beef trade change, mutton slow at 2d per stone lower, veal trade improving.
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Smithfield
Hay market prices in Sourarreto and nearby towns
Prices for hay and clover vary by town. Sourarreto lists 80s to 85s for hay, 90s to 105s for clover, straw at 39 to 41s per 36-truss load. Huncerrerp shows hay 80s to 85s, clover 90s to 105s, straw 3% to 42s. Recent's Parx notes hay 80s to 85s, clover 83s to 100s, straw 40s to 48s.
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Sourarreto
Huncerrerp
Parx
Coal Prices and Deliveries From Local Exchanges
Coal exchange figures show reader prices plus a 10 to 12 shillings per ton premium for delivery. Listed stations include West Hartley Holywell Main Adairs Tanfield Moor Townley Wylam Wall's End Heaton Newmarch Riddell's Hetton Kelloe Barrington Tees Whitwell Hartlepool Tees Hetton Victoria Tees and others with varied rates, ships arrived 137.
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Coal Exchange
West Hartley
Holywell Main
Adairs
Tanfield Moor
Townley
Wylam
Wall's End
Brown's
Heaton
Hotspur
Newmarch
Riddell's
Braddell
Hetton
Russell
Stewart's
Whitwell
Hartlepool
Kelloe
Barrington Tees
Brown's Deanery
Evenwood
Tees Hetton
Tees
Victoria Tees
West Tees
Wlythe
Howards Netherton Main
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