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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 13, 1848

Page

3

Court notes on bankrupts and insolvents in Westminster and Bow

The report covers bankruptcy hearings in Westminster and related cases, detailing a bankrupt's sale of books to Mr. Tegg, the ensuing explanations, and the certificate grant. It also reports on creditors meetings for Chreen and Boyd silk makers, and insolvent debtor proceedings, with adjournments and inquiries into bail and warrants.

Barnett Otto J. Bs Bern Thatankrupt Westminster Eepaes Willis Tegg Mr. Tegg Casr Oy Hudson Chreen Teaspar Pznsowation Herris A. Sedgwick Iowa General Post Office Smith Jones Greenwood Sargood Goon 66 Mr. Sargood Harriet Boden Heras If Moss Qeawell Road Ainter Marlborough Noblemby John Sloone Butler Marquin Carlton House Terrace Edwards Nicholson Jiarkin Worsum Duke of Portland’s Tomkins John Nicholson Marquis of Hardwick Henry Stevens James Waron Myddelton Square Waron John Vincent Pawebroker Tottenham Aoeship Thomas Welsh Arnold Hoddy Mile End Whitechapel Brickbata Otter Baker Marke House of Correction Ittxca Usr Naues Thomas Fuller Herbert Street Hoxton Great Southern of Madras Railway Company Registry Office Howe Great Southern Madras Negapatam Mazore Vid Trichinopoly Paulgheot Pomang Calicut Naegpore Trichinopoly Fuller East Indian Presidency Cot United Kingdom

Plan for social workshops and agricultural colonization in France

The document outlines a socialist program proposing state intervention to reorganize labor. It advocates public ownership of railways canals and mines to fund social workshops and agricultural colonies. It calls for territorial and commercial credit, new forms of exchange, and a fusion of agriculture and industry to reduce unemployment and poverty. It details colony design, housing, and governance led by state economists and elected colonists, with emphasis on moral development and education.

Luxembourg M. Louis Blanc Chronicle Jant Mater Ministerial Commission For Workeen M. Frangoia Vidal M. C. Secqueur Anton Ead England Anitarias Organisation of Assurances Agibertune France Sacial Agricultural Avetiers Ataty Naples Contre Maitres Centre Mailres Coluniata Mediatica Wuaé KL Oene Committee of Management Venice Baltic Fozerey Vienna Abedienca Ponsonby Viscount Palmerson Majvety Cours Stein Stralsund Roateck Wiemaer Pillau Darzigs Elbe Stettin Rostock Wismar Dansig Denmark Prussia Germany Berlin Banonr Sfonsieur le Comte Mars Pijley Dentrig

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