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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Nov 25, 1838

Page

7

Thade and Commerce Update on Canadian Accounts

City observers question Canadian reports as potentially exaggerated or unfounded. Stock Exchange traders grow uneasy as Consols slip to 93 94 for account and 93 1/2 for money. Exchequer bills hold at 67s to 69s prem. The heavy foreign securities ease with the mood, while shares stay firm without notable commentary.

Crry Canada Stock Exchange

Insolvents and bankrupts listed in Bondonw Gazette

A long list of insolvents and bankrupts with names and occupations from Brighton Herts Middlesex and other counties. Includes Richard Stone glazier James Pickford salesman Henry Sayers Arunsted green Ardingley Sophia Bacon Crawford Bridge etc. Also certificates and partnerships dissolved across trades from drapers tailors grocers to millers and spinners.

Bondonw Gazetts Famay Richard Stone Brighton James Pickford Market-street Herts Henry Sayers Hapsted Green Ardingley Sophia Bacon Crawford Bridge Middlesex Augustus Urmiston Meredith Portsmouth County of Hants Thomas Wire Wardour Street Soho Samuel Tunnicliff Navy Arms Deptford Dyer Berry Smith Birmingham Benjamin Binyon Manchester James Parmiter Droxford Southampton Richard More Norwich Charles Ratheram John Cates Beaumont-street Mary Tebone Kent J. Stockdale W. J. Armstrong London-road Southwark W. Stevenson D. Bowen Altretot Derbyshire T. Bretland J. Bretland Nottingham W. Thompson J. Miller Cheshire Bridge-street M. Lambert W. Jackson Leeds Jas. Ashton John Ashton Robert Ashton H. G. Collins H. Doncaster Queen Street Cheapside Henry Victor Martin Wiliam Guskein Stutter Liverpool Lancashire George Ward’e Samuel Tatton Rushton Spencer Staffordshire Elizabeth ‘Heginbottom Catherine Whatton Burton Walter Smith Edward Lightfoot Robert Warren Benjamin Warren Strand William Salmond Jamies Menzies Bristol Thomas Dearden John Dearden William Dearden Halifax George Gibson H. Davis Lightburn Lancahire John Bowler Benjamin Bowler Arthur Jarrett Castle-street Thos. le Blanc Geo Simon Cook Wm. E. le Blanc Arthur le Blanc New Bridge Street Robert Hill Joseph Crowder M A. Gibb Alex Jas. Gibb Mid-street London Thos

Bankruptcy and Dissolution Notices from 19th Century Registry

A dense list of names and addresses appears, detailing bankruptcies dissolutions and partnerships across multiple trades including grocers tailors builders and manufacturers. Notable entries include John Reddall carpenter James Stephens grocer and a wide array of artisans and merchants across London Devonshire Surrey Yorkeshire and Staffordshire with numerous partnerships dissolved and certificates issued.

John Reddall Bunkill Row Carpenter James Stephens East Stonehouse Devonshire Grocer John Henry Gurney Broad-street Bloomsbury Victualler David Smith York Street Lambeth Jasper Burchett Garratt-Ia~e Tooting Mary _Robinson Geeds Alexander Alves Glastonbury Somersetshire Raper. Co James Hecken Maddox-street Hanover-square Tailoe Thomas Pegg Leicester Henry Breaing Bucrhul Row Margaret Symons Janet Symons Great East Brighton Miliners Thomas Gomm Birmingham Corn-Chealer Thomas Lyttleton Holt Crane-court Fleet-street Bell’s Balisbury-square Thomas Compson Halesowen Shropshire Samuel Williams John Williams Maxcheater Robert Wikin Wigton Cumberland James Bell Cockermouth William Ayrton Evans Henry Harpur Kennington-crese Surrey Richard Noretti William Hilton Chester William Hippisley John Harman East Norrington Marshall Williams Abraham Windle James Thompson Worsborough Bridge Yorkshire Thomas Thomas Barnes John Hawkins Barnes Culd-Norton Stow Ma Essex George Barne Thomas Alerson Robert Wildgoose Edward Thompson Daventry Samuel Alcock Joseph Alcock Charles Keeling Burnlem Staffordshire J. Alcock J. Squire H. Fisher Manchester Edward Robinson R. Trenchard Chffey Keinton Mantlefield Greenall Lees Ashton

British North America News and Local Notices Fragment

Reports from the North American Coffee House recount Lord Durham's plan to return to Britain aboard the Isconstant frigate after US warnings of Canadian frontier hostility. Other items include a fatal burn of Eliza Horne in Poplar Place, a note on Oxford Street pavement experiments, Liverpool parliamentary bills affecting Dock Estate, a potato apple curiosity, and a horse dealer anecdote from the Arabian trade.

Canada United States Lord Durham Eliza Horne Poplar-place Bruns- Wick-square Liverpool Highway Board Kelso Chronicle Ireland Arabia India Bottle Sporting Magazine

Barbarities in Madhouses Exposed by Early Medical Press

A biting expose denounces brutal treatment in madhouses and private asylums. The author rebukes Dr Anthony Carlisle and other physicians, recounting Holmes at Westminster Hospital and other cases of restraining force, neglect, and secretive patient confinement.

Pope Thomas Holmes Westminster Hospital Anthony Carlisle Thompson Holmes Epicurus Sir Anthony Anthony Uwins and Haslam Baronet H. H. Milman Strong Inquisition London England

Executions Ordered for Carlist Officers and Rebels Amid Spain Crisis

The letter reports General Van Halen ordering the execution of ninety six Carlist sergeants after confirmed murders by Cabrera. Fifteen others from San Miguel are to be shot, with Lorenzo Borges and Martin Casanova also to die. Valencia has already executed fifty Carlist prisoners and 200 officers are held for possible death if further murders occur. Muniagorri’s expedition failed. Espartero denies passage and refuses Queen's service to deserters.

Sentinelle Des Pyrenees Cabrera van Halen San Miguel Lorenzo Borges Martin Casanova Baroca Valencia Majorca Muniagorri Espartero Spain Valcarlos Espeleta St. Pic

Prostitution Nuisance in Strand Draws Public Silence

Reports cite the Levy acquittal at Central Criminal Court Sessions as worsening the Strand nuisance. Police protection is questioned, and magistrates urged to act to safeguard passersby and respectable women from obscene language and street occupation.

Levy Central Criminal Court Strand Wellington-street Duke of Buccleuch Drumlanrig Dumfries Newmarket Semlin Melton Mowbray Paddy Constantinople Fraser Murpder Tottenham-court-road New-road Spanish Legion Christopher Wildman Fincham Tottenham-place Wildman Albany-street Regent’s Park Andrews Norfolk Aldred Wright Dis Leggett Stansfield Hall Lardner Mansion House Lord Mayror John Cowan Albion Guernsey Compter

Diplomatic Society Gossip And Lunacy Reform Ideas

The piece notes a noble lord’s daughter rejecting a marquis and another suitor, with the lord traveling abroad afterward. It then proposes a Lunatics' Friend Society to inspect asylums and aid the wrongly confined, followed by a critique of newspaper editors and a defense of varied content rather than uniform appeal.

Co. H——n Somersetshire Germany East Italy Sun New York Sun

Birmingham trader advertises almanacks books prints and cards

To the Trade and others Birmingham T Watts offers cheap almanacks books prints waste and other cards with cash orders. Agent for the Weekly Chronicle. Captain Piddings Howqua s Mixture and Howqua s Small Leaf Gunpowder Teas sold only by two London agents. Counterfeits warned.

Birmingham T. _WATTS N.B Weekly Chronicle Pidding Howqua London Verey Regent-street Littlejohn and Son Abérnethy Henry Hetherington Strand Messia Hannay and Co Oxford-street Sam H. Herberiieron Cosy Hannay Dietrichten Ashton-under- Line Hobson Axouth Devon Dampier Snow-hill Watts Steelhouse-lane Gues High-street Wood Blackburn Darwin-street Bolton Lawson Self Burnley Richards Ditto Butterworth Bury St. Edmonds Thomas Bury Lancashire Binney Kay Cambridge Petty Cury War Catherington Ockerby Chard Chaffey Grocer Chester Platt and Son Fletcher Colne Baldwin Cowes Isle of Wight Meagra Bover Nesles Exeter Fitze St. Sidwell’s Pring Heywood Heyy Hall Haycraft Hyde Floweryfield Booth Jersey St. Hellier le Cras Leeds Briggate Heaton Leicester Market-place Goa

London Market Wheat and Grain Prices Report

Murpay November market reports a moderate wheat supply from Kent and Essex with mixed quality and prices varying by condition. Barley and oats show large supplies with slow movement, while beans and peas remain in demand. totals of grain arrivals from November 12 to 17 are listed for English, Irish, and Scotch origins with London averages given.

Corn Exchange Mark-Lane Murpay Kent Essex London Avera

Smithfield Market Prices and Trade Report

On Monday November 19 the Smithfield market saw a large supply of beast with steady demand for prime cuts and dull trade for inferior meat. Sheep trade was moderate with mutton prices steady. primePark sold freely while inferior goods moved slowly. City Toll Book tallies show Beast 3822 Sheep 23950 Calves 87 Pigs 512. Beets listed 38 to 4d, Mutton 38 40 to 4s 8d, 4s to 5s 8d, Pork 38 4d to 5s per stone, offal priced accordingly.

Smithfield

Poultry and Game Prices at Tourspay Market

On November 20 at Tourspay market the demand was dull though supplies remained good. Prices: Widgeons 9d to 1s, Hareas 2s 6d to 3s 6d, Fowls 29 6d to 35s, Partridges 1s 6d to 2s 8d, Geese 4s to 6s 6d, Pheasants 3s 8d to 4s 8d, Grouse 2s 8d to 8d, Rabbits tame 1d each, Wild Rabbit 6s to 12s per dozen, Wild Ducks 3s to 5s 8d per brace, Chickens 3s 9d to 5s per couple, Pigeons 4d to 7d per dozen. Eggs in good supply, prices 3s to 7s per 120.

Tourspay

Meat prices at Newgate Market Turspav

Turspav November 20 We had a fair show of meat at market today with a tolerably fair demand at the following prices Beef 28s 4d to 4s 8d Mutton 25s 8d to 34s 8d Veal 35s 6d to 4s 8d Pork 3s to 4s 10d per stone of 8 pounds

Newgate Turspav

Potato Market Notes From Tuesday Trade

Tuesday November 20 reports modest variation in potato quotations with moderate trade. York Reds range 70s to 80s, Devonshire Reds 70s to 78s, Scotch Reds 65s to 75s, York Kidneys 80s to 96s, Natives 65s to 70s, Shaws 45s to 60s, Jersey Whites 60s to 65s, Jersey Blues 60s to 65s.

Hay Prices in City Markets Describe Moderate Demand

Turspay reports moderate hay demand with sluggish trade. Smithfield lists prices for hay Clover and straw across multiple markets including Regent’s Panx and Whitechapel with ranges from £3 0s to £25 8s for hay and £1 10s to £8 0s for straw, reflecting regional variances.

Turspay Smithfield Regent’s. Panx Hay Clever Whitechapel Straw

Hop Market Turns Bay With Slow Market Outlook

The market remains languid with duty at 175 060 and no clear change since last week. Traders expect a possible return before week’s end as activity stays sluggish in the Bay area.

Colonial Markets and Export Demand in West Indies Goods

Market notes show strong home demand for Muscovado and brown sugars while exports are limited. Prices for brown patent lumps top 72 70, doubled crushed cargos at 36s, Mocha sold 1028-110s at public sale, East India and Guatemala shipments offered with modest advances.

East India Guatemala

Births and a marriage at Shugborough Hall abridged

Birth notices report a daughter for Mrs Bullard of Lincoln's Inn and a son for Lady Helen Stewart at Durrow Abbey. A marriage at Shugborough Hall joins Captain Edward Tennison of Castle Tennison to Louisa Anson, 19, eldest daughter of the Earl and Countess of Lichfield, with relatives in attendance.

Serle-street Lincoln’s Inn John Bullard Durrow Abbey King’s County Earl Norbury Helen Stewart Cato Cambridge-terrace Edgware-road Shugborough Hall Lichfield Edward Tentzon Castle Tennison

Publication Address and date for London notices

Printed at No. 16 Catherine street Strand Middlesex by Joan Norris of No 58 Fetterlane St Andrew Holborn London for the Proprietors by Charles Penny at the office No 16 Catherine street Strand all Advertisements and Communications requested Sunday Nov 25 1888.

Catherine-street Strand Middlesex Joan Norris Fetterlane St. Andrew Holborn London Charles Penny

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