The Commercial Crisis Deepens Across London Markets
The money market eases this week with renewed confidence after creditor meetings with principal suspended firms. A 20-firm balance shows liabilities around £4.6 million and an average dividend near 13.5 shillings. Notable failures include Messrs Thorburn and Co London Calcutta agency with about £120,000 liabilities and assets in Calcutta security. Ryder Wienholt and Co also suspended. A sweep of other banks and firms reported quieter London, with Liverpool and Manchester noting gradual improvement and several creditor meetings proceeding to resolve debts. Further notices detail bank recoveries, court actions, and anticipated remittances as markets stabilize.
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East India Agency House
Calcutta
Egypt
Messrs. Thurbarn
France
England
London House
India
Messrs. Ryder, Wienholt, and Co
Shaftesbury
King
Brodie
Wating
Hindon
London
Liverpool
Manchester
Adfording
Fry
Grifiths
Xoepp
Abingdon Bank
Commissioner Evans
Basinghall
Doremures
Board of Railway Commissioners
Ges Af
Manthenltr
Sheffield, and Lincolnshire
Effield
Acolnshire
Lway Company
Shrewsbury and Hereford Company
Ormaby Wen
Adam “Ty
Norfolk Railway Company
Brent
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Ieee
Capi’ Ae
Mesars
Scholes
Albion Hotel
S. Clegg
Tidaweinencock
Hitchcock, Buckley
Aptes
Thera Aer Meade
Clegg
P. Harley
J. Fuller
Glasgow
Messrs. Pattison
M.gibbon
Calico
Messrs
Campbell and Batty
Mitchell
M‘intyre
Farpay
Abbott
Nottingham, and Co
Offeire
Merera
J. B. Brancker and Son
John Bull
Hamburgh
Sanderson and Co
Sanderson
London Joint Stock Bank
Royal Bank of Liverpool
Bellamy
Woolwich
Peatal
Pestal
Jefferies
Glover
Russia
Pesta
Byles
Serjeant
Talfourd
Justice Cresswell
Charles Kennedy
Dano
Alderman Gibbs
Goss
Wine Office Court
Fleet Street
Saear
Marlborough Street
Steaume Chazs
Daniel Sullivan
Bingham
Elizabeth Owther
Telsaconist
Castle Street
Regent Street
Oxford Street
Portland Street
Moses Phillips
Bir Phillips
Southwark
Bank of England
Wiggins
Rogers
Coombes
Ron Williams
Roberta
Cottingham
Edmsion Atood Forward Land
Muggeridge
St. Giles
Belgium
Leopold
Civic Guard
Chamber of Representatives
Rome
Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
Comeres
Deaths of Two French Ambassadors in Europe
Reports from Paris and Naples recount Count Bresson of France dying in Naples from a throat wound believed self-inflicted and Count Mortier later placed in a lunatic asylum after threatening his children with a razor. Paris sources debate motives, with speculation of mental illness and unfulfilled embassies, while some accounts hint at suicide tied to professional disappointments.
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Journal Des Debats
Count Bresson
France
the Two Sicilies
Naples
Marseilles
Vieira
Paris
Bresson
Torin
Count Mortier
Turin
Chatham
Chamber of Peers
Police
M. Delesert
M. Guizott
Constitutionnel
Ambasesdor
Berlin
Madrid
Courrier de Lyons
Breston
Théatre San Carlo
Eniclde
Spain
M. Bresson
M Deschappelles Death Sparks Paris Police Mobilization
Reports state M Deschappelles known as the Chess King died in Paris last week. Paris police dispatched a thousand-strong force via the North Western Line to the scene of the stoppage at major railway works. The day’s notices include court proceedings, accidents, and public notices across Dublin, London, and Belgium, with ongoing inquiries into robberies and beatings.
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Italy
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Castle
Home Park
Castle Hills
Grenadier Guarde
Crauford
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Prince Consort
Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
Prince Alfred
Princess Alice
Prince Albert
Earl of Jersey
Lord Palmerston
Virginia Water
Adelaide
Lealeeenane
House of Commons
John Russell
Lord Stanley
Lord Seymour
Charles Shaw Lefevre
John Abel Smith
John Russell H
Uwins
National Gallery
Eastlake
The
Morning Herald
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C. Wood
Barnard
Hawes
Greenwich
Depantore
Geneant
Ind
Pontsxouse
Earl and Countess
Dalhousie
Mouptain
Fane
Gosport
South Western Railway
Sir Charles Ogle
Spithead
Sidon
Henderson
Malta
Charles Hope
Christian
Trafalgar
Alexandria
St. Paul's Cathedral
Jeff
King’s College
M.P
Liverpool Albion
Cordwainers
Crown Tavern
How Jane
Cheapside
William Meddell
David Salomons
Birmingham
Stanwak
Hacuk
Holland
Journal de la Haye
States General
M. Deschappelles
Paris
North Western
Asp Marple
Berichambera
Bedford
Grosvenor Arms
John Bellchambers
Taylor
Mra. French
Fitzwilliam Square
Upper Mount Street
Abe
County
Limerick
Edward O'Brien
Horrors in French diplomacy two Count deaths shock Paris
Paris dispatches recount two grim incidents in the French diplomatic corps. Count Bresson, French Ambassador to Naples, killed himself by cutting his throat on the 2d. Count Mortier, Minister Plenipotentiary to Sardinia, attempted to murder two children and kill himself with a razor at the Hotel de Chatham in Paris on Sunday.
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Naples
Madrid
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Count Mortier
Sardinia
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Duke de
Lille
Tih Toute
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Mesars
Thiers
Odillon Barrot
M. St. Leger
Madillon Barrot
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L'Herbette
Lestiboudois
Delespaul
Ganitier de Romilly
Beaumont de la Somme
Creton Choque
Corne
Ledro Rollin
M. Odillon Bartot
M. Iedra Rollin
M. Bonte Pollet
M. Odillon Barrot
Vincennes
Alfort
Tuesaday
M. de Rothechild
Pany
Lavend
Tahiti
Syrene
Loire
Somme
Fortune
Switzerland
Journal Des Débats
Europe
Hoowever
Fribourg
Lucerne
Berne
Friburg
M. de Bois le Comte
M. de Massignac
Peel Ban
Berna
Free Press
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