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Weekly Chronicle

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 14, 1847

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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.

Messra. Thorburn and Co 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.

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.

Winpson Italy Church and Castle Home Park Castle Hills Grenadier Guarde Crauford York and Lancaster Royal 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 Lord Grey 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.

Paris Count Bresson France Naples Madrid Montpensier Count Mortier Sardinia Marshal Mortier Duke de Lille Tih Toute Schiem Mesars Thiers Odillon Barrot M. St. Leger Madillon Barrot Messrs. Pieron 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 Heivesie

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