New Orleans Bee notes cotton houses fail with huge liabilities
The New Orleans Bee reports worsening money matters as the oldest cotton houses fail today. Liabilities are estimated between 500000 and 700000 dollars, signaling a severe downturn in the cotton trade and credit conditions.
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New Orleans
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Metropolis Church Society Grants For Diverse Parish Works
The Inconpona Tep Society for Building Charity met at St. Martin's Place Trafalgar Square with Archbishop of York in chair and bishops present. Grants were approved for chapels and church reconstructions across Hull Salcombe Kirkby Lonsdale Barford Manchester Ainsworth Wheatenhurst Aldringham Steeple Claydon Llanbadam Sankey Prescot Southampton Nailsea and more.
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Cuarete
St. Martin’s Place
Trafalgar Square
Archbishop of
York
London
Durham
Ely
Carlisle
Chester
Salisbury
Bangor
Hereford
Thomas D. Acland
Bart
M.P
Dr. Spry
D'Oyley
Benjamin Harrison
H. H. Norris
N. Connop
Jun
J. P. Salt
B. Harrison
James Cocks
W. Cotton
the Holy Trinity
Hull
Salcomb
Marlborough
Devon
Firbank
Kirkby Lonsdale
Westmorland
Barford
Warwickshire
St. George's Church
Manchester
Prescot
Lancashire
Evangelical Voluntary Circa Association meeting in London
A public gathering at Bridge House Hotel heard remarks on religious liberty and the harm of civil establishment. Speakers pressed for dissenters’ rights, condemned ecclesiastical courts, and promoted the Voluntary paper and lectures by noted ministers to advance religious freedom.
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Bow
East Gratton
Ervangelical Voluntary Caurca Association
Bridge-house Hotel
Londonbridge
C. Lardley Smith, Bart
Europe
Voluntary
Hear
Burnett
Archer
Aldis
Campbell
Church of England
Apsley Pellatt
Pellatt
Arches Court
John Moss
Thomas Piper
Jerusalem
Muhammedan
Bengvoltent Fund
Freemasons’ Tavern
Messrs
Solly
Cooper
Dimond
Wagstaff
Wyon
Dodd
M.P
B. B. Cabbell
Req
F.R.S
Martin
John Knowles
John Russell
J. Swinburne, Bart
Duke of Sutherland
Lord Wharncliffe
J. S. Newton
Duke of Cambridge
Fox Rose
Newbon
Spain
Richard Thornton
Committee of Bondholders
Senor Surray Bull
Stock Exchange
Thomas Thornton
Surrey Bull
R. C. Wyllie
Committee of the Stock Exchange
Don Carlos
Thornton
France
Henry Perkins
Hanworth Park Square
Thames
Farnell
London
Isleworth
Richmond
Twickenham
Teddington
Death by own action shatters Bath city calm
Distress marked Bath on Friday and Saturday as a rumour spread that Mr. Mulligan editor of the Bath Herald had died by his own hand. His body was found in the river near Norfolk Crescent and Dredge's Bridge. An inquest on Monday returned a verdict of drowned with unknown means. Witnesses recounted his unsettled mood, debts, and troubling thoughts. The Bath Gazette reflected on communal sorrow and the perceived misfortune of the deceased.
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Sint Ve
Caledonia
Chas
Unicorn
Baxenpera
Boston
Halifax
Indies
Charleston
Mercury
Morris
Havannah
Tha P
Revue
Peveral
Cuba
China
The
Picayune
Havana
Ngeoro Trouste
Jamaica
Queen Victoria
St. Jago
South America
Carthagena
Charybdis
Royal Gazette
Lypontaxi
Ramsay
Barbadoes
M. de Courcy
de Courcy
Gregg
Jane
Sarah
Sapate
Little William
Carmona
New Zealand
Australia
Port Nicholson
Sydney
the Gazette
New South Wales
Port Ichalson
Hobson
Gore and Co
Tegether
Crisiover
Port Philip
Vaz Leeman
Lani
South Australia
Cate
Cape
Bath
Mulligan
Norfolk Crescent
Dredge’s Bridge
AH. English
C. W. Manners
Manners
T. M
London
Shew
Monmouthshire Iron and Coal Company
John Cholditch
Kingmead Terrace
William Meyler
Bath Herald
Thomas Mulligan
Bath Gazette
Bingley
Ferrano
Ferrand
Knaresborough
Yorkshire
John Greenwood and Sons
Vale Mill
W. Ellis
Castlefield
Dubb Mills
D. W. Sharp
Milligan
M. and
T. Walker
James Whitey
Morton
Thomas Threlfall
John Smith
W. Clapham
Channel
St. Louis
Boulogne
Dungeness
Louis Forten
Ness Point
Forten
Yorne
Wood
Eastry
Sandwich
Land of the Dead
Greenock
Royal Adelaide
Gourock
Battery Point
James Watt
Adelaide
Essex
Henry Wade
Charles Brady
Brisk
William Codd
Bellinn
Henry Harvey
Lydia
Esser Herald
Kimderminster
Kidderminster
Fry
Church of England
S. R. Waites
Tomkinson
Liverpool
Liver Pool
Messrs. Robinson and
Latham
St. George's Dock
St. Nicholas
Whitty
Reading
Kingsclere Common
House of Commons
Union
Staffordshire
Gibraltar
Spain
Seville
England
Woolwich
Bull Tavern
Bull-fields
Boyd
Royal Artillery
Royal Sappers
Yorke
R.E
Malcolm Campbell
Campbell
Iiner
Royal Marines
Hamaum
Humadm
Turkey
Exclusions Along the Shores of the Mediterranean Review
A literary critique of Lieut. Colonel E Napier’s Exclusions Along the Shores of the Mediterranean, noting its epistolary charm drawn from travel letters to Lady Napier. The reviewer highlights Napier’s familiar style, gentle humor, and passages such as Spanish Etiquette, including a mistaken handshake with a senora and Spain’s social proprieties.
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Mediterranean
E. Napier
London
Hf. Colburn
Lady Napier
Napier
Anasthasus
Spain
Serlad
A Graphic Account of a Bull Fight in Detail
The narrative describes the bull fight’s crowding of picadors in gaudy Andalusian attire, the bull entering, charges, and the banderilleros’ darts. It details the suffering of the bull and horses, the matador’s coup de grace, and the ensuing applause and spectacle that accompany this brutal display.
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Andalusia
Antorious
Wady
Uver
Lave
Dublin letter from 1842 on Cork election and O Connell
Long Irish column outlines Lord Mayor arrival, Cork election defense, O Connell’s Cork meeting plans, and repeal agitation. Includes trial delays at Monaghan, Cork distillers’ whiskey price rise, and a travelogue excerpt in Turkey describing a hamaum bath.
Fragmentary literary snippet on popularity and amusement
An unclear excerpt discusses social notions of popularity and character, noting a descriptive style and female perception. It suggests entertainment value and a casual view of social rites, but the text is fragmentary and lacks a coherent narrative or context.
Booksellers Proverpent Institution and Charitable Efforts
A report from a benevolent booksellers' association at Albion tavern notes an 11 subscriber increase and expanded aid for those in need. It praises donor support, outlines savings bank operations in Paris for 1841, and warns of a fraudulent cheese sale while recounting a Greenwich steam-boat suicide attempt ending with rescue and recovery.
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Albion Tavern
James Nish
Wa Moe Sab
Biel
Pants Savings’ Bank
Benjamin Delesse
Pant
Ee Ag
Paris
Spaliithy
Lincoln Mercury
Greenwich
Theys
Spitalfields
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Galway Advertiser
Baron Richards
Delany
Assizes
Denis Daly
Burren Bank
Galway Bay
Ellis
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O'Conner
Queen’s County
Healy
Mary Healy
Clerk of the Crown
Robert Peel
Peel
Dusiix
O'Connell
Corn Exchange
E. B. Roche
Saat
Womas
C. Barox Wilcox
Hugh Cunningham
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Trafalgar-square
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