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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 06, 1838

Page

8

Trade and GoThmerie. Manchester Markets Show Modest Improvement

A Manchester trade report notes better demand for yarns and printed cloths with small price gains and a belief prices have hit bottom. Leeds elabh market improves while Portuguese securities rebound after a dip tied to M Oliveira’s ministry. UK shares little changed aside from slight gains in low priced stocks amid overall cautious sentiment.

City Biddle John Quincey Adams United States United States Bank Europe Federal Union Manchester Leeds M. Oliveira

Foreign Funds and Currency Prices Listed

A scrambled listing shows foreign fund prices with multiple country lines. Entries include Belgian, Mexican, Brazilian, Colombian, Dutch, Russian, Danish, Portuguese Regency, French, and Spanish percentages or values. The fragmentary text lacks coherent structure or complete figures.

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Collective Trades Listed Across Regions In Historical Notice

A fragmented OCR lists varied trades and names across multiple locations including Downshire Finsbury Yorkshire Cumberland Lancashire and Nottingham. The entry names individuals such as John Bates Michael Roberts Tom Hodgson Robert Moor Samuel Day and Elizabeth Need among others as representatives of crafts and commerce.

Ough Downshire John Bates Michael Roberts Worship-street Finsbury Thomas Hodgson Robert Moor Nafferton Yorkshire John Bowman William J. Law Manchester Jonathan Lees Robert Lees James Barker Oldham Lancashire Isaac Dickinson John Clark Cuékermouth Cumberland John C. Lavender William L ’Adshead John’ Shaw John Holmes Hepworth Samuel Day Robert Roe Ascotheath Berkshire Thomas D. Weaver George Nettleshire Staford Thomas Atkinson Christopher Tennant Wharton Cheshire Samuel Hasell William Evans Lombard-street John P. Andre and Elizabeth Need John Coltmen Nottingham Charles P. Fletcher John G. V. Millingen Bourdeaux

Insolvent and bankrupt notices new May list

Insolvents include Thomas Hall of Great Portland Street woollen-draper and mercer John Edward Dowell Fore Street London straw-plait dealer and importer. Bankrupts include Johe Hiley Bordesley Warwick builder Robert Slade sen Poole Rolles Biddle Longfleet and others. Certificates to be granted by May 25 unless cause shown. Partnerships dissolved list follows with numerous names and trades.

London Gazette Frederick James Lee Long-acre Hatter Herbert Golding Jacob’s Well New Inn-yard Shoreditch Elizabeth Gowan Arthur Shanks Morpeth Northumberland William Powell Birmingham William Pratt Leamington Priors Warwickshire William Jones Brecon Brecknockshire John Risdale Darlington Durham Benjamin Carter Nottingham Robert Hughes Wrexham Denbighshire Philip Rose John Colston Rose Bristol Edward Adams Old Newton Suffolk John Oldham Sheffield Samuel Wells Jur Johnn’ Broadhurst Shelton Staffordshire Thomas Philip Peck Joseph Peck Liverpool John Scragg Manchester Joseph Oates Glossop Derbyshire J. Nash J. Dowden Portsmouth E. Jones Swansea A. Robins Tavistock Street Covent-garden Joseph Wood John Martin Jun William Martin Kille gZonDow Gazetph Ferpay Thomas Hall Great Portland-street John Edward Dowell Fore-street London Johe Hiley Bordesley Warwick Robert Slade Sen Poole Rolles Biddle Longfleet Mark Seager Robert Major Newfoundland Seacombe Wallacey Cheater James Hine Miller Canons Mitcham Surrey Thomas Welch John Sella New Islington Anceats James Morison William Stove Harplane Towerstreet William Creed Shepton Mallett Somersetshire Toulmin George Parsons New London-street William Hart Brirancombe Samuel Benny Serjeant Callington Edward Charlteh John B. Pearson Newcastle uson-Tyne Lincoln’s-in Fields John M. Pearce Stewart Peter Pearce James Philips John A. Bolger Saint Swithin’s Lane Brian Bates Jonathan Preston Yorkshire John Smith Dewsbury Francis Morrow Samuel Mather George Garner Frederick Daweon Edward Longworth William Sephton John Barnes Thomas Lund Salford George Sewell Thomas Cross Nicholas Challacombe Lowndes Terrace Knightsbridge Thomas Turner John Wade Leeds Emanuel Cantrell Peter. Nightingale

Queen Opposed by Rain Accepts Mackintosh Shield

In Windsor Great Park, Queen Victoria sheltered from a heavy shower as a gentleman offered his Mackintosh. The monarch accepted with grace and continued toward Windsor Castle in the rain.

Windsor Great Park Meisty Stanton Hardwick Stephens Miles Hexton Bethlem Hospital Lanetie P. B.turner Lambeth-street Turner Bthlem Hospital Robert Waite Stephens Step

Wool Trade and Millinery Notices From Local Stores

Country Booksellers and News Agents offers weekly and monthly publications at a five percent commission cash in advance with post paid letters. William Shepheard promotes his spring stock of fashionable bonnets and hats noting the death of Ralph Shepheard and stating no other similar business operates in Oxford Street.

Mich. Foster J. J. Stockdale Clarence Street Regent’s Park Hobson Russell Street Bloomsbury Square Paris Hebsex London Hosson Great Roussell Street Bloomsbury T. B Price-street Blackfriars Butcher-hall-lase Newgate Street N.B W. Shepheard Oxford Street Regent Circus Mount Pleasant Brecon Castile Usk Tarrall Hondee Beacors St. Jones Talgaith Breconshire J. H. Jams Kitchingman Skinner-street Bishopsgate

Sickness among working populations in 18th century societies

The Highland Society reports sickness among Reuent Societies in Scotland laborers in East India Company's service and workers in cotton silk wool flax and pottery. The Pactoy Commissioners and English Benevolent Societies show similar patterns. Readings cover ages 26 to 65 highlighting rising self-reliance during illness.

Scotland Highland Society East India Company Pactoy Yorkshire Enpiang Ilk Society

Peculiar Gift Arrives for Bates in Hall Parcel

A brown paper parcel addressed to Mr Bates the late Huntingdon chemist arrived in Hall. Inside were five packets each containing ten sovereigns and a note offering payment for past favors. Bates says he has no idea what favors are meant or who conferred them.

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