Death of Lord Ashburton from venerable age at Warminster
The death of Lord Ashburton, Alexander Baring, occurred at Longfest Warminster Wiltshire on a Friday morning at age near 75. He had long led the Barings in commerce, served as a merchant of note, and briefly as a government minister before his elevation to the peerage. His career combined vast mercantile influence with parliamentary activity and diplomatic service in America, leaving a complex legacy in finance, trade, and politics.
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Francis
Slill
Baring
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America
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George Washington
New World
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Francis Egerton
Alexander Bartog
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The Bank of England Forgers and the Patchwork Master
A Victorian aged account details the Bank of England and a famed forger known as Old Patch. It recounts early forging schemes, Lottery frauds, and the elusive Brank figure, then follows Charles Price as the ultimate adversary who used disguises, deceit, and careful crime planning before his demise.
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Rssland
John Freacis
London
Filloughby Cnd Co
Bank of England
Francis
Bank of Bogland
William Paterson
Darien
Aix
Francie
Clarke
Corporation
Daily Advertiser
Brank
Titchfield Street
Oxford Street
Royal Exchange
Mr. Brank
Bak
Charles Price
Price
Patch
Lonely Cross Road
Resignations at University CoLabece Faculty
The resignation of Professor Syme from the chair of surgery is followed by reports of resignations by Professors Sharpey and Quein who plan to stand for re election. A student deputation urged Syme to stay, but he declined for the university and his own good.
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