The Commercial Crisis Shocks London Markets and Banks
The article outlines a precarious money market with large gold inflows from Hamburgh Rotterdam and St Petersburgh, yet major failures persist. It notes the suspension of Trosman and Cook, fears of wider losses, and the Bank of England reacting to drafts while committees are formed to probe the banking system amid widespread distress across Lancashire and other regions.
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Hamburgh
Rotterdam
Hull
St Petersburgh
Messrs. Trosman and Cook
East Indie
Mauritius
Gower and Co
Bank of England
Terzman
Coax
Measra
Trueman
Cook
Robert Farrand
Farrand
London Joint Stock Bank
Heddon
Stafford
Arthur Arkell
Messrs. J. Cohen and Sons
Jamaica
Messre. Cohen
Messrs. Cohen
Treditore
Thomas, Son
Lefevre
Lancashire
B. Dolores
Messrs. Abbot, Nottingham, and Co
Aldermenbury
W. Jud J. Woodley
Corn Exchange
Ryder, Wienbolt, and Co
F. Newsam
National Bank of Ireland
J. Skilbeck
L. Rooseelia
Havre
Messie
Bonnaffé
Fry, Griffithski Co
Boston
United States
Prime, Td,and Co
Eta
Ces
America
Mg Poel
Messrs
Leeds
Glasgow
Ashton
Moseley
Leancadow Witness
Great Western
Swindon
Branel
Beacebuex
Blackburn Hondred
Blackburrne
Manchester
Oldham
Rochdale
Middleton
Cameroon
Blackburn
Loren Orgentives
Plackburn
Todey
Sir Ww, Feilden
Sons
Sir W. Feilden
Haa
Ireland rocked by a spree of murders and threats across counties
Nov 14 reports detail brutal killings in Murroe and Nenagh with Bayly’s shooting near Ballinclough, plus a Ballybrophy station murder. Descriptions of gunfire, a torn town, and rising unrest in Tipperary, Fermanagh, and Roscommon mark a growing violence. Officials urge stronger action while communities rally amid fear.
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Dustin
Liemerick
Ireland
Alvil
Teni
John Ryan
Mathew Bartington
Murroe
Ryan
Hoe
Tucker
Wilfm
Nenagh
Richard A. Bayly
Nenagh Union, &c
Ballinclough
Mr. Heard
Ballybrophy
Cashe
Smith
Roscrea
Tipperary
Dusfix
Bayly
Evening Mail
Divine Mercy
Msassin
Aichael
Nockalton
Frith
Quin
Tipperary Assasin
Enniskillen
Fermanagh
Reland
Nationa
Hassard
Garden Hill
Mr. Hassard
B. G. Frith
M.D
J.P
Ras
Elphin
Lord Lorton
Enniskillen Chronicle
Haseard
Benent
Uniacke Bayly
Asanasins
Dupim
Mr. O'Connall
Council of National Safety
Court Skips Saturday Evokes Bigamy Judgement
In a Saturday session of the Court of Queen's Bench Sir Fitzroy Kelly led a long argument on the legality of marriages up to Henry VIII and statutes since. The court ruled that since the 6th Will. IV., marriage with a deceased wife’s sister is illegal and void, discharging the defendant in the bigamy case.
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Court OF Chancery
Sik of Chancers
Court OF Queen's Bench
Chadwick
Janco
Fitzroy Kelly
F. Kelly
Bramwell
Hutchinson
Bovill
Hutchins
Justice Patteson
Court OF Common Pleas
Boosry
ToLkie
Serjeant
Byles
Baron Parke
Curt
Bellini
Hudson
Queen’s Bench Prison
William Cobbett
Ilford Petty Sessions
Rowasay
W Cotton
James Dacey
Flower
Hope Beer Shop
Stratford
Tris
Central Criminal Court
Marlborough Street
Warton
Eliza Crow
Bristol
Leicester Square
Walhalla
Valhalla
Bingham
Gray
C Division
Exeter
Worship Street
Emily Taylor
Harvey
Lancaster Tavern
Kingsland Road
Mery Taylor
Ir. Heritage
Emily
Bia
Ball
Heritage
Arcold
Southwark
Carrogs
James Brown
Seeker
Mitchell
Newington Causeway
William Lumley
Henry Stillwell
Io Resecutor
Ataira
Palace of Westminster
Wizlovenby DE Enxesur
G.C
Avram
Walwonta
W. Carter
Fountain Tavern
Walworth Road
T J. Romney
St. Peter's Church
Walworth
Russia
Grouckstss
Cambria
Quebec
Mesars
Bird
Marah
Atlantic
Henry Bayley
Gloucester
Lash
Giles Frape
Frampton
Robert Collins
Pill
Charlee Lane
Birmingham
Bayley
Wiliam and Mary
Allen
Colcheater
Bailey
Colchester
Befors C. Gordon
Enq
A. H. Hamilton
J. Pitman
B.D. Davy
F. Cooke
Cox
Air. Cooke
Cooke
Head
Portbury
Topsham
Stoke Canon
Strand
Hie House
Heed
Cock Pres
Thiaf Decidion
Commission of Lunacy Acts On Earl of Galloway’s Nephew
A commission de lamatico inquirendo opened before Mr. Commissioner Winslow and sixteen special jurors to assess the mind of Henry Keith Stewart nephew of the Earl of Galloway. Evidence shows Stewart, now 26, suffered epileptic fits from age 12 and has been wholly unconscious for years, with the jury finding him of unsound mind since February 1847.
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Earl of Galloway
Walter Stewart
Scotland
James Stewart
Henry Bonwads
Eppepatin
H. R. Stewart
Lonatic
John Bayley
John Turner
Stone and Tarner
Jermyn Street
Messia
Barker
York
Henry Keith Stewart
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