The Commercial Crisis and Bank Failures Rise
The money market shows easing conditions with renewed creditor meetings. Reports detail 20 firms with 4,598,284 pounds in liabilities, Thorburn and Co. suspensions, Shaftesbury and Hindon Bank terms, Knapp Abingdon Bank meeting, and various railway and industry notices as creditors seek solvency and structure amid ongoing panics.
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Mesars. Thorburn and Co
East India
Calenttagod
Egypt
Sieieé
Calcutta
Messrs. Thurburn
France
England
London House
India
Ryder, Wienbolt, and Co
Shaftesbury and Hindon Bank
Shaftenbury
King
Neeighbourhood
Liverpool
Manchester
Fry, Griffiths Ltd Co
Mesara, Overend, Gurney and Co
Asa
Meters
Knapp
Abingdon Bank
Commissioner Evans
Basinghall
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Railway Commissioners
Earl of Yarborough
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Company
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Sway
Shrewsbury and Herco Company
Ormeby Ote
Adams
Norfolk Railway Company
S *Rpool
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Dre
Anette
Tych Commissioners
Besid
Iba
Empaany
Messrs. Scholes
Albion
Meee
Aifair
I. Clegg
Sahcock
Hitchcock, Buckley
Atug
Legg
P. Hartley
J. Fuller
Two French Ambassadors die by own act in Naples and Turin
The Journal des Debats reports Count Bresson ambassador to the King of the Two Sicilies died at Naples found in his bed with a throat wound likely self-inflicted. It adds Count Mortier, ambassador to Turin, was placed in a lunatic asylum after a prolonged crisis aiming to die with his two children. Divergent Paris reports note possible assassination or deep mental illness.
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Journal Des Debats
Count Bresson
France
the Two Sicilies
Naples
Wreter
Marseilles
Stozer
Cao
Paris
Bresson
Turin
Count Mortier
Saylam
Chatham
Chamber of Peers
M. Delesert
M. Guizott
Constitutionnel
Berlin
Madrid
Courrier de Lyons
Théatre San Carlo
Conservateur
Spain
M. Bresson
North
Lord Mayor's Day Celebrations In London Guildhall Procession
Crowds gathered as the city marked Lord Mayor’s Day with a Guildhall breakfast, a grand procession through central streets, and a banquet at Guildhall. Speeches praised Sir G Carroll and John Kindera Ley Hooper and affirmed peace with foreign ministers amid cheers for the Queen and Royal family.
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John Russell
Earl of Auckland
Lord Campbell
Sir G. Grey
Fox Maule
Sheriff Cubitt
T. Milner Gibson
E. Cust
Count de Jarnac
Felix Cotta
Dundas
M.P
Prescot
W. Cowper
Henry Rich
C. G. Young
Garter
John Parker
H. Tufnell
H.G. Ward
B. Hawes
R. W. Grey
Felix Booth
Lord Denmen
Wilde
Baron Rolfe
Sheriff Hill
Justice Cresewell
Baron Platt
Justice Williems
Serjeant
Channell
Serjeant Glover
Serjeant Thompson
Chadwick Jones
Lord Dudley Stuart
Bingham Baring
Jemea Pattison
Baron Rothschild
John Masterman
Lloyd Vaughan Watkins
John Walter
John Williams
Al.p
H. B. Coles
A. Peto
Moses Montefiore
C. Pearson
Chaplin
James Morris
Bank of England
H. J. Prescott
Moon
Mesers
Younghusband
Gerrard
Prince Albert
Albert Prince of Wales
London
Comerion
Highneas
Prince of Wales
Lorayer
Navy
Admiralty
Deaths and inquiries fill late Paris and Dublin pages
M Deschappelles known as the Chess King died in Paris. A police body over a thousand strong is sent by the North Western line to the scene of a major railway stoppage. In Dublin on Wednesday Mr Bedford resumed the third time the inquiry into John Bellchambers’s death after robbery. Fresh suspects are remanded. In Dublin Fitzwilliam Square Mrs Acordextin Dustin titled Mia French died in a one o clock carriage crash on Upper Mount Street. She was 75, aunt to Sir Lucius O'Brien and sister of Sir Edward O'Brien, causing deep grief to a wide circle of relatives.
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Wazee
Wixpton Castle
Wixpton
Italy
Church
Castle
Home Park
Castle Hill
Grenadier Guards
Craufurd
Seth
York and
Lancaster
Royal Nurse Guards
St. George's Gate
Grenadiers
Her Majesty
Royal
Prince Consort
Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
Prince Alfred
Princess Alice
Prince Albert
Earl of Jersey
Lord Palmerston
Virginia Water
Adelaide
Waa
House of Commons
John Stussell
Lord Stanley
Lord Seymour
Charles Shaw Lefevre
John Abel Smith
John Russell
Uwins
National Gallery
Eastlake
The
Morning Herald
Lord Grey
C. Wood
Barnard
Mr. Hawes
Greenwich
Lord Enfield
Mr. Macaulay
Chatham
Sir C. Wood
Colonel Mare
Renfrewshire
Courier
Glasgow University
D. Brewster
General Assembly of
Established Church
St. Andrew's
Saysion
Sir David
Free Church
Lord Dalhousie
India
Lord Dalhous
Henderson
Sidon
Malta
Charles Hope
Christian
Trafalgar
Alexandria
Earl
St. Paul's Cathedral
Jel
King’s College
Liverpool Albion
Cordwainers
Crown Tavern
Ben Jane
Cheapside
William Meddell
David Salomons
Thomas Wood
Globe
Corporation of Bristol
Bath Journal
Cowper
Westminster Abbey
Tae Ste
Maxcogsten
Vwe
York
J. P. Lee
Manchester
Birmingham Advertiser
Holland
Journal de la Haye
Haeleid
States General
M. Deschappelles
Paris
North Western
Tas Roppengayp Musper
Mk. Bruchambers
Bedford
Grosvenor Arms
John Bellchambers
Taylor
Dustin
Mia
Fitzwilliam Square
Upper Mount Street
French
Lucius O’brien
County Clare
William Smith O'Brien
County Limerick
Edward O'Brien
Foreign Intelligence, Paris Loan Quiet Amid Trade Decline
The Journal des Débats notes no foreign or Paris investor subscribed to the £10,000,000 loan while France counters fears of Britain’s slump. Paris reports scarce bank failures but widespread small trader insolvency. wine harvests brighten as grape losses shrink and output improves nationwide.
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Zahoe
Pane
Thoraday
Journal Des Débats
Paris
Great Britain
Chamber of Commerce of
France
Bank of France
Russia
House of Rothschild
Caisse Des Depots Et Consignations
Nicewire
Débats
le Petit Commerce
Rongkeng
China
India
Count Bresson
Pier
Naples
Madrid
Montpensier
Cuttin
Count Martier
F.2.ce
Court
Sardinia
Marshal Mort'er
Dude de
Sebastiani
Paria
Praalin
Lille
Mreers, Thiern
Odillon Barrot
Pamber
M. St. Leger
M. Odilloo Barrot
Mesers
Pieron
J. Herbotte
Lestihoudors
Delespaul
Gaultier de Ramilly
Beaumont de la Somme
Creton Chagas
Corne
Ledru Robie
M. Od'llon Barrot
M. Ledra Rollin
M. Bootle Pollet
Havng
M. Odillon Barret
Haring
Vincennes
Alfort
Benka
M. de Rothschild
Uranie
Brust
Oceania
Tahiti
Brent
Queen Pomare
Lavand
Syrene
Somme
Portune
Phaeton
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Mitchell
M‘intyre
Lesley, Alexander and Coie
J. Woodley
Giles
Sun and Co
R Robinson, and Co. Saeeee
Reid, Irving & Co
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Lral
Lyall
Matheson and Co
Stouly
Ethie Grim
Lyall, Brothers
Thomas Osborne
Cockareil and Co
Calcutte House
Castellain, Sons
Co. Eerrer
Thoma, Son
Lefevre
Perkins, Schlasser A Co
Basie & Hatcbi“ Son Tee
Gower
W. Morler
Barclay, Brothers and Co
Rwaarti Little & Tee
Ates
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Fraser
Laurence Pails
Suns
Guildhall
Gresham Street
Princes Street
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Queen Street
Upper Thames Street
Earl Street
Chatham Place
Blackfriara Bridge
Westminster
Mr. Law
John Kin- Deraley Houpit
Hooper
Thia High Station
Thia Gantleman
Queenbithe
Liverymen of London
G. Carroll
Lord Myor
United Kingdom
Providence
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Cheera
Earl of
Auckland
Mastrates
Europe
America
M. le Duc de Broglie
Is. Russell
J. Russell
Lord Denman
City of London
Lionel [de Rothschild
Harker
Liim
Alderman Lucas
George Morden
Thomas Sheers
Thomas Cummings
King Street
Hibbs
Bere Regis
Dorsetahire
Morden
Sheers
Moor Lane
Cummings
Merden
Bestow
Vernon Place
Pentonville
Newgate
John Stevana
Haydon
Stevens
Wakley
Chad's Row
King’s Cross
James Clark
Polhoy
Oreign Intelligence
Belgium
Leopold
Civic Guard
Chamber of Representatives
Rome
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