Mining Chronicle report on United Mexican Mining Company meeting
At a half yearly meeting in Finsbury Circus 5 Mr Charles Morris chaired the United Mexican Mining Company. Directors reported profits for six months were squeezed by a bad harvest and drought yet the Jesus Maria mine yielded 20802 dols. assets stood at 28024 dols with ores valued at 73400 dols. The chair praised Mexico's calm state and a new mine purchase by Mr Fitzherbert. Shareholders heard of improved workings and hoped for dividends under the new regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mexican Mining Company (Limited
Finsbury Circus
Charles Morris
W. M. Browne
Jesus Maria
Mexico
Chammay
Ile
Fitzherbert
Cheistian
J. Phbilips
Third Annual Meeting of East Del Rey Mining Company
The shareholders at the London Tavern elected again the retiring directors and auditors after adjourning the third annual meeting. The report praised the Morro Sao Vicente Mine for promising value and noted Capac Mine’s safety works and Emily Mine’s limited progress. A Panalcillo Copper Company half year report showed strong profits despite drought and transport challenges, with plans to extend the railway and improve coast communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
C. Morris
Morro Sao Vicente
Treloar
Brazil
Capac
Emily
Phillips
Wheal Mary Emma Mining Company
Stannaries
Panalcillo Copper Company (Limited
Hamilton
Panalcillo
Coquimbo
Pamubcillo
Regulus
Ing Sr Taist
Bividand
Law Intell: Scott v London Dock Company Accident
A Custom-house officer sues the London Dock Company seeking damages for injuries after sugar bags lowered by a crane fell on him near a warehouse. At Guildhall, Baron Martin directed a verdict for the defendants for no negligence. The Solicitor-General obtained a rule for a new trial, arguing prima facie negligence. the court granted the rule nisi, noting possible negligence in landing the bags and the accident spot.
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Scott -Vs-London-Dock- Company
London Dock Company
Baron Martin
Guildhall
Solicitor-General
Baron Pigott
Fraudulent Bills From Darlington Banking Case
In a bankruptcy appeal the Darlington Banking Company seeks to prove debts against Riches Kaye and Marshall of Sunderland. It claims Kaye fraudulently forged receipts to supply bill stamps for discounted bills, later found in his desk. The Commissioner ruled the bank failed to prove authority and validity, pending Lord Chancellor consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington Banking Company
Leeds
Riches
Kaye
Stockton
Bacon
de Gex
Greene
Roxburgh
Retie English Widows Fund and General Life Assurance
Vice-Chancellor's Court hears claims against the English Widows Association now winding up, arising from debts of the Commercial Life Assurance Company. Nash, a former director, advanced £2724 with promissory notes. An 1858 agreement transferred assets and liabilities to the English Widows, making them liable for Commercial debts.
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Retie Englisi Widows Fund
General Life Assurance Association
English Widows’ Association
Commercial Life Assurance Company
English Widows
Messrs. Nash
Muriel
Nash
Commercial
English Widows Association
Victoria
the Commercial
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Mining Chronicle
East del Rey Mining Company
LAW Intelligence
Court OF Exchequer
Banco
Pollock
Martin, Channell, and Pigott
Cnes
S Court
W. P. Wood
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