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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 20, 1847

Page

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The Commercial Crisis Rocks City Markets And Banks

The city faces a persistent commercial crisis with large brokers failing and creditors arguing over liquidation. Gold imports surge with the Caledonia and Ocean steamers, while Trueman and Cook suspend payments. The Times reports a government inquiry into banking, as creditors seek dividends and reorganizations unfold across Cohen and Sons, Abbot Nottingham, Ryder Wieoholt, and others.

Caledonia Hemburgh Rotterdam Rob Roy Hull St. Petersburgh Messrs. Trueman and Cook Mauritius Gower and Co Bank of England Times TargMan Anp Coox Trueman Cook Robert Farrand Farrand London Joint Stock Bank Wos Heddon Stafford Arthur Arkell Evernment Mesars J. Cohen and Sons Thomas, Son Lefevre Lancashire B. Dobree Jones Loyd Manchester Comever Abbot, Nottingham, and Co Aldermanbury W. T. J. Woodley Corn Exchange Ryder, Wieoholt, and Co Euen Morrison Levett Elall Havre Messra Bonnaffé and Co Fry, Griffithead Co Thoraday Boston United States Prime Ird,and Co America Messrs Leeds Glasgow Ashton Moseley Lancs Westgnx

Distress in Lancashire shows vast mill closures and job losses

The Blackburn Manchester and surrounding districts drive home Lancashire distress with 200 mills closed and about 87 000 workers on short time while 35 000 are unemployed. Blackburn alone has 30 mills with nine or ten shut and 8 000 out of work as crowds appeal for relief.

Buaczavarx Lancashire Milla Blackburn Manchester Oldham Rochdale Middleton Behailf Briager Sir W. Feilden M.P Sona

Cholera Reports and Port News From Falmouth to Moscow

A Lloyds letter contradicts a cholera case aboard a vessel from the Black Sea near Falmouth and asserts no outbreak there, while St Petersburg and Moscow reports show cholera spreading eastward and casualties rising. Other notes describe near Galician frontier advances and a pension granted by the Board of Ordnance to the widow of James Marah for his arsenic detection work.

Court of Commissioners of Sewers Guildhall Daw Scott Hodgson Golden Lane Brackley Street Mansion House Mortimer Goldenlene Bede Buriel-Ground Eade eMarium Florentine Bowet Golden Jane Polson Goodeve Daffy Aeronr St Petereburg Moscow St. Petersburg Valdai Novogorod Russia Liusruc Teid Letrides Kizemionino Podolaki Radziwillaf Lemberg Pamsiox Taxz James Mans Board of Ordnance James Marah Thoms Luckett Court of Comitox Puxas Banco M'Christie City of London Moses Thoms Milton Street City Wright Stockport St. Manning and Granger Pitts Lee Gansell Cooper's Hawkins Pleas of the Crown Monks Meeson and Wena Eon Grafton Bingham Groves Crompton Dosaing

Address From the Lord Lieutenant on Irish Crime

The Lord Lieutenant proclaims determination to suppress disturbances in southern and western Ireland. Augmented constabulary and military aid, expanded patrols, rewards for information, and harsh penalties for accessories to crime are planned to restore order and protect subjects.

Dvne Dublin Evening Lawlers Limerick Endeavonia Wa. M.somerville Dublin Castle Rockrxcmam Aapiatraten Elphia Lorton Elphin Milon W. M. Someaville Viscount Lorton Ireland Enniskillen Chronicle Fermanagh Hassard Thia Tipperary Nenagh Uniacke Beyly Bayly Drustix Mr. O'Connell Council of National Safety

Sailors mutiny on board the Superb at Portsmouth

On the Superb at Spithead a mass of discipline failing sailors refused tobacco and smoking, broke crockery, extinguished lights, and caused chaos. Commander Wilmot kept command with firm orders. by ten the deck was quiet and punishment threatened. Captain Corry absent. court martial expected for ringleaders. The incident prompted the Exchequer note detail and a separate legal appeal on tenancy enfranchisement.

Bank of England Supras Matta Sanday Corry Fvilmet Wilmot Bonce Anid Nwm

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