Termination of Bank Charter Suspension Sparks Panic Debate
The letters between the Treasury and the Bank of England discuss ending the suspension on the bank charter as confidence returns. They note rising Bank reserves, fuelled by note and coin returns, and warn of severe effects if suspensions end abruptly. Several failed firms and bank exposures are reported, with gold inflows continuing and details of the West India Bank and Liverpool Royal Bank adjustments.
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Treasury
Bank of England
Downing Street
Her Majesty
J. Russet
Caanres Woon
Junes Monnzs
H. J. Prescott
Exchequer
West India Bank
Union Bank of
Londos
Union Bank
Higginson
Dean
Stott
Barbedoes
Bar‘on
Irlam
Liverpool
Berton, Irlam,and Co
Bridgetown
Barbadoes
St. Kitts, &, Vincent
Grenada
Antigua
Tobago
Trinidad
Mondey
House of Messe
H. Reay
Messre
Lackerstein and Co
Mipeir
Luckerstein
Cockerell and Co
Union Bank of Calcutta
Meeers, Glyn and Co
Trueman
Cook
Lackernteins
Itia
Lackerstein and Brothers
Calcutta
Lackerstein
London
Mesars
M. L. Bensasan Wi Co
Mogador
Brodie
Salisbury
Shaftesbury
Basinghall Street
Times
Neck Exchange
Metsre
Secretan and Capper
Eyken
Abbott
Eit
Mears, Tanner and Ward
Thauraday
Bankers Magazine
C. Thomson and Co
Tt India
Ize Thomson
Ete
Manchester Courier
Burnley
Blackburn
Veltmann
de Jersey
Thomas
Lessow
Messrs. Young and Co
Walt
Glasgow
Messra
J. Downie
Ashburner
Yong
Rotterdam
Riewit
Sange
The New Bishop of Manchester and Extraordinary Suit for Restitution
A libel case in which the defendant Gutteridge admits authorship of pamphlets accusing James Ince Lee newly appointed Bishop of Manchester of intoxication and falsehood. The court hears affidavits, testimonies, and arguments on whether to grant the rule for criminal information and whether to restore Lee’s reputation. Lord Denman rules the rule absolute and defends Lee against the charges.
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Regina
Gutteridge
Court of Quzzx
Bexcu
Insi
Gener
Mr. Lee
Bishop Ryders Church
Bluecoat School
Falashood
Lee
Mr. Wilkinson
Worcester
Les
Foster
Yorke
Mr. Gutteridge
Birmingham
Mr. Yorke
Hodgson
Lord Denman
Court of Justice
Troas
Whately
Phipson
Lord Deeman
Bluecost
Mr. Foster
Tras
India China News From Calcutta to Bombay October Reports
Letters from Iodia China and Egypt reach by express in anticipation of the Overland Mail. Details from Calcutta to Madras and Bombay date through October. Scinde duties, naval mail contracts, and Doonghur Singh’s fate clarified. China reports Canton fears foreign invasion rumors, Japanese prospects, and piracy case of Rev. Lowrie at Ningpo with pirate murder. Summary of regional tensions and incidents.
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India
Marseilles
Iodia
China
Egypt
Calcutta
Madras
Bombay
Shanghai
Hongkong
Alexandria
Oude
Scinde
Charles Napier
India Navy
Bomay
Karrachee
North
Mr. Lawrence
Coronel Lawrence
Ponjand
Onur
Dussera
Nepa
Vizia
Nepaul
Zemindary
Goomsoor
Rez‘zias
Doonghur Singh
Rajpoorans
Afghanistan
Indus
Diu Beac
J. Galbraith
China Mail
Canton
Hong Kong
Keying
Kwang Oe
Kwang-ton
Keang-se
Hoonan
Taukwang
Osanton
Three Nationa
Japan
John Davie
Visita
Chios
la Pierre
Churem Haa
Pere Lamaistre
Chorea
Cochin China
Choreans
Cau 6
la Gloire
la Victorieuse
Macao
Pechela
Mr. Lowrie
New York
Ningpo
Walter M. Lowrie
Chin-bai
Cha-poo
Lowrie
Chapoo
Coother
Ningos
Mr. Low
Chin-hae
Avonsa
Sullivan
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Dzpasturg
Rox Osnonwg
Espantero
Livgaroo
Espartero
Don Carlos
Donna Isabella
Spain
Arthur Aston
Aston Ball
Cheshire
Preston Brook
Lime Street
Adelphi
St. George’s Ball
St James's Cemetery
Liverpool Courier
Lord Liverpool
Poor Law Commission
Wes
Earl of Devon
Earl of Chichester
England
Dublin Evening Post
Cobden
Metropolis
Leeds Mercury
Newall’s
Manchester
George Wilson
John Bright
Villiers
Wolverhampton
Bright
Richard Cobden
Alexander Honry
Bay
Peter Rylands
Warrington
Henry
West Riding of Yorkshire
James Kershaw
Absalom Watkin
Robert Mather
J. G. M.minnies
Robert Platt
Stalybridge
James Watts
Didsbury
John Brooks
Crumprall
League Council
Newall
Wich
Heary
StockPost
Major Marsland
Henbury Hall
Alderman Kershaw
West Riding
Warren Bulkeley
Manchester Guardian
Dovnts
South Lancashire
Stockport
Kilkenny
John O'Connell
Limerick
Society of Arts
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Datton
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Buckingham Palace
Tothill Street
Sadbury Union
Ralph Ardley
William Bryant
James Sergeant
Ucion-House
Bury Geol
Sudbury
Bury
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Suffolk Herald
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Axonze
Thia
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Shinfield
Berlin
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Swallowfeld
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Farley Hill
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4Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
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Geile
Abe
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Ak Noah
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Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
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Gella
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Swan Tavern
Stockwell
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Barlow
Thomas Puckle
William Wyld
Chichester Place
Wandsworth Road
Lambeth
Entleman
Messia
Memphis
Staples
Ladd
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Miramichi
Wessel
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Perley
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