Polish appeal praises Imperial Majesty in Europe future
The letter from France Ant Polann lauds the emperor as providential savior guiding Europe toward a calm future. It commends Poland for preserving traditions and foresees a new era through Franco Polish union under the imperial leadership. Polish figures Czartoryski Chrzarinski Skarzynsk Morawski and Mickiewicz are noted in congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havast Webinel
Ik Logia
Duis
Europe
Poland
France
Moniteur
Czartoryski
Chrzarinski
Skarzynsk M. Morawski
M. Adam Mickiewicz
Parliament Sifts Through Peace Talks and Reforms
In the Lords and Commons, MPs discuss the Vienna Conference peace papers and Maynooth reform. Lord Palmerston defends cabinet fitness, outlines administrative reforms across war, transit, and medical services, and defers to a consolidated military department plan. The Newspaper Stamp Duties Bill faces defeat on a penny-postage clause. the house adjourns after limited business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
M. Gruson
Russia
Maynooth
Horsman
Maynooth Commission
Stoonen
Rezo
Lord Palmerston
Lord Derby
War Office
Commissariat
Land and Naval Transport
Packe
MaGuine
Bannon
M. Cuamuens
Bentinck
Napier
Whiteside
Roebuck Committee Probes War Office Powers and Hardinge
Yesterday the Roebuck Committee examined Lord Hardinge the Commander-in-Chief at home. He discussed his roles overseeing discipline appointments and promotions, and criticized the split authority between the War Secretary and the Commander-in-Chief noting unclear demarcations that hinder service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roebuck Committee
Lord Hardinge
Ordnance Department
Lord Raglan
Duke of Newcastle
Horse Guards
Secretary of State For War
Crimea
Duke of New
Army leadership tensions emerge over command and cabinet friction
In testimony, Lord Hardinge argues that Secretary of War powers override Commander in Chief in Crimea era. He notes for East force planning 25 000 troops with 6 000 in reserve joining Alma, while criticising regimental structure and medical arrangements as inadequate. Dr Mapleton examined as committee adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crimea
Lord Hardinge
Duke of Newcastle
Lord Raglan
East
George Cathcart
Alma
Duke of Wellington
Mapleton
Bank of England Weekly Account May 4 1855
The Gazette records Bank of England metrics for the week ending May 4 1855. It lists notes issued 28 911 030 pounds government debt 11 015 11 0 sheds of other securities 2 984 900 gold coin bullion 14 911 030 silver bullion 20 9 chief cashier signatory and details public deposits 4 837 590 seven day bills 1 090 536 and overall securities 55 763 212 pounds.
London Corn Exchange Shows Mixed Grain Market
Last week arrivals good for most grain with oats down. cold winds and rain. English wheat steady to firmer at 1s to 2s above last week. foreign wheat firm and in demand. Barley beans and peas steady. flour steady. Wednesday arrivals trifling and grain generally firm with higher prices noted for foreign oats and wheat. Imperial weekly averages provided for May 12 and six weeks metrics.
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Corn Exchange
Mauritius
Bengal
Benares
Madras
Sis
Mediterranean
Pas
Ceylon
St. Domingo
Port
Essex
Kent
Dantzic and
Konig
Ham
Rus
Norfolk,sur
Banser . . S
Gallen
United States
C. Raiil
Market Daily News of Smithfield London Trade Report
The week shows moderate Continental arrivals of cattle sheep and calves with beef and mutton prices advancing two pence per stone amid limited supply. New market opening plans noted alongside varied prices in Newgate Leadenhall markets for beef veal mutton pork and lamb with firmer sugar coffee tea and rice markets and strong hogs and hops outlooks.
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Smithfield
London
Newgate
Leadenhall
Monpaur
Boneven
York Regents
Otto
Kent
Essex
Hay
Marriages registered at Zion Chapel and list of bankrupts and sequestered
London Gazette reports a list of places certified for solemnising marriages led by Zion Chapel Castlecarrock Cumberland and numerous bankrupts with names and addresses across Camden Town Brixton Salis bur y Nottingham Bristol Leeds Hull and Manchester plus Scotch sequestrations for Inverness and Glasgow with dates in May 1855.
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Zion Chapel
Castlecarrock
Cumberland
Bankrupts
P. Fenn
Brecknock-place
Camden-town
Linen Dhapet
Basinghall-street
Lumley
Ludgate-street
G. Bell
Holland-street
Noth Brixton
Tailor
Preston
Southampton-buildings
J. Lofts
Bristol
Bevan and Girling
D. Davies
Neath
Bevan
Bateson
Liverpool
J. Dalton
Newton Heath
Manchester
Emery Grinder
District Court
Messrs. Whitworth
R. T
J. Innes
Crysalters
Goulden
C. Condron
Macclesfield
Brecknock place and Basinghall Street Trade Notices
The fragment lists names and places in London area such as Brecknock place Camden town Basinghall street Ludgate street New Bond street and Uxbridge with occupations linendraper waterpronter mealman and phall street dates May 15 19 25 in 1856 showing attestations and trades of various individuals.
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Turspay
P. Fenn
Brecknock-place
Camden-town
Basinghall-street
Lumley
Ludgate-street
W.S. F. Sparks
New Bond-street
Waterpronter
Ytatinian
By . Adama
Uxbridge
Mealman
Basinghall- Wools
Phall-Street
Public notices and births deaths marriages from 1855 edition
Reads like a collage of probate and court entries listing names and places across London Bristol Liverpool Glasgow and Edinburgh with dates May 22 to June 1 includes births deaths marriages and a public meeting notice for the United Kingdom Alliance at Exeter Hall on May 30 with speakers and ticket details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Cavendish
George Denman
River-terrace
G. Hh, Virtue
Paternoster-row
Devizes
C. D. Griffith, Esq
Padworth House
Berks
Arabella Sarah
E. F. Colston
Filkins Hall
Oxon
Roundway Park
Wilts
Hove
Brighton
L. J. Bayly
Col. Bayly
R.A
Rebecca Agnes
R. Kerr
Chatto and Sunlaws
Roxburghshire
Stephen's-green
Dublin
Dycer
Southwick-street
Hyde Park
Anne
0. Gregory
Woolwich
P. L. Corry
Earl of
Eaton-place
Jane
Countess of Ennis‘cillen
Upper Wimpole Street
Hannah
J. Pattison
New South, Wales
James John Linley
H.M
Customs
Sydney
Long Room
London
Ralph
G. W. Maddison
Spilsby
A — Eee
Samuel Bowly
Bay
Gloucester
Richard Hilditch
Samuel Pope
Walter C. Trevelyan
Bart
Alliance
Orces of the Alliance
Fohm Dalton-street
Manchester
W. Tweedie
Strand
Bishopsgate-street
Highbury Barn Gardens and Events Schedule
Gardens open Sundays from 1 to 10 pm at Highbury Barn. Constantinople exhibit at Egyptian Hall Piccadilly. Grenadier Guards military concert nightly from 5:45 pm. Dancing at Highbury Club 8:30 to 11:30 pm. Subscriptions: three months £1, one month 10s, one evening 6d. La Varsoviana nightly. Committees invited to apply for dinners rural fetes in these rooms. Cabinets particularly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highbury Barn
Constantinople
Piccadilly
Grenadier Guards
Highbury Club
la Varsoviana
N.B. Cabinets
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Ant Polann
House OF Lords
Lord Sr. Lxoxanos
Lord_BERNERS
Cain
India
Bonda
Petsregt Resace
Buenos Ayres
Chillan
Do. Ase
Resene
Sp. C.new
Granada
P. Ct
Great Northern
Great Western
Blackwall
South Coast
London and North Western
London and South Western
Exeter
East Lancashire
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Shefherd
Lincolnshire
Midland
Shaares, Lond
Westr.Bank Rh
Enat& Wind, DksStck
London Docks
Commcel.of London
St. Katharine
Globe Ass
Sten
Pen. &Oritl.Stm.Co
Royal Exch. Au
Costek
Course OF Exchange
Amsterdam
Eevees C.F
Frankfortan Maine
Ifering
Eee
Offec. the
Antwerp
Petersburgh Sesseese
London Marks''s
Carr
Hartley
Wallsend Bell
Holywell Main
Do. Hetton
Tanfield Moor
Stewarts
London Gazette
Gloucesteraei - Farman
Gloucester-terrace
Hyde-park
Basin -Stretch
Cheapside
Ghall-street
Willis
Queen-street
Neal
Wandsworth-common
Carman— Wee Opts and Son
Bamanidee Uf
Bill-Broker
Bennett and Stark
Furnival’s Inn
E. Patterson
Birmingham
Draper
Motteram and Knight
J. Sims
Blakeney
Gloucestershire
Crosby
Mayer
E. Boulton
Boulton
Potters
Salmon
Brute
J. Kitching
Bradford
Leeds
Lees
W. Carver
Halifax
Robson
If. Watson
Sheffield
Smith
J. G. Claus
Lowndes, Robinson, and Bateson
Liverat Basingpool
Weichbrodt
Littledale and Bardawell
F. Norbury
Barlow
Mooney
Glasgow
Globe
Asgow
J. W. Lyon
Edinburgh
Dowell and Lyon
J. M'Intyre
Rt. Harrow
W. Bachop
Paisley
Calico
Rose and Thistle
C. Stewart
Dundee
A. Law
Ohn B. Gough
Exeter Hall
Royal ‘Galleries
Royal Princess's Theatre
Charles Kerr
Henry VIII
Faust
Marguerite
Louis XI
Theatre Royal
Adelphi
B. Websster
Madame Celeste
Wright
J. B. Buckstone
Haymarket Theatre
Paul Pay
Paul Pry
Messrs
C. Selby
Parselle
Mesdames Woolgar
Leigh Murray
Janet Pride
Royal Olympic
Alfred Wigan
Brompton
Messrs. A. Wigan
Emery
G. Vining
Danvers
Miss Maskell
Melfort
F. Robson
Julia St. George
Ss Ormonde
Astliey
Atre
Royal Amphithe
W. Cooke
Kate Kearney
William Cooke
Whitmonday
Sarena Tee
Albert Smith
Mont Blanc
Mr. Albert Smith
Pieeapinyy
Oval
Prince Albert
Prince ‘Albert
Lindbud the Sailor
Dutscq
George Buckland
Trevethan Spicer
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