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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Oct 01, 1837

Page

7

Trade and Commerce in The European Market I 1829 snapshot

A discussion of the causes of commercial distress cites indiscriminate foreign credits and blank credits. The piece notes falling European stocks, rising cotton demand, and sugar and tea supply concerns. It reports on coffee, indigo, and hemp markets, cholera impacts in Sicily, and a planned Milan to Venice railway with rising iron prices.

Trueman and Cook Europe United Kingdom Holland Calcutta France East India Company The Hamburg St. Petersburg Sicily Messina Palermo Latania Mount Etna Rose Naples Catania Syracuse Boards of Health Marseilles Genoa Leghorn Mediterranean Trate England Milan Venice Dantzic London Corn Exchange Mark-Lane Monmar Essex Suffolk

Parish Gazette Teems With Parliament Meeting Notice and Bankrupts

Loudon Gaze TA September 22 reports an Order in Council calling Parliament meeting on November 15. The issue lists bankrupts including John Mulholland and William Mulholland of Liverpool merchants, plus dozens of tradesmen such as Joseph Bowerman of Cheltenham and James Wharton of Manchester.

Loudon Gaze Parner John Mulholland William, Mulholland Liverpool John Myrtle Brighton Joseph Russell Kirk Burton St. Mary Gloucester Joseph Bowerman Cheltenham Carrier William Milnes Leeds James Newton Gar-e Side Ashton-under-Lyne Chester Thomas Trelatsen Newtonvale Lancaster John Harrison Manchester

London Galreth Insolvent and Bankrupt List

Solvents William Brough blacksmith of Old Bow Lane Poplar and John Henry Namby tobacco and snuff dealer Blackfriars Road. Bankrupts Daniel Barrett Fetterland Holborn Barn grocer William Bennett Arundel Street Strand tavern keeper William Doncaster Nottingham dyer brickmaker Robert Graves Liverpool Toxteth Park Lancaster rope manufacturer William Hibbert Mount Street Grosvenor Square butcher Joshua Wheater Farnley Yorkshire cloth manufacturer.

London William Brough Old Bow-lane Poplar John Henry Namby Blackfriars-road Daniel Barrett Holborn-barn William Bennett Arundel-street Strand William Doncaster Nottingham Robert Graves Liverpool Toxteth Park Lancaster William Hibbert Mount Street Grosvenor Square Joshua Wheater Farnley Yorkshire

Thames Tunnel plans and Brunel letter revealed

The Thames Tunnel project receives renewed attention with Brunel’s assistant acknowledging many plan submissions. The tunnel has been lit and open to visitors for weeks, with projectors invited to witness shield operations.

Thames Tunnel Mr. Brunel Branel Brunel Lord Rancliffe Clayton Nottingham Shers Bunny-park J. Clayton Guildhall Coleridge Durham Mr. C

Diabolical Infanticide Case Tied to Quack Doctor in London

A young woman Mary Ann Rapson was found unconscious in Plumtree street and died at University College Hospital after ingesting unauthored poison. She confessed attempting to kill her child with laudanum and implicated a quack in Webber Row for abortion. An inquest adjourned then returned a verdict of temporary insanity.

Mary Ann Rapson Plumtree Street No. 6 University College Hospital Gower- Street Bedford-Square Webber Row St. Georgesfields Brighton Wze Pierpont Stirling Gaunt Royal College of Surgeons

Disturbance in the 12th Regiment and Donnybrook Fair Reconcilation

A dated report from Cork 1837 notes Lieut General Blakeney’s reprimand to the 12th Regiment over a disturbance with the 99th Regiment and plans to address them at Fermoy. It also reports on Dublin’s Saints club celebrating Lord Mayor’s actions against Donnybrook Fair and comments on Peelers and Irish social life.

Mrurrarny Afpfray Cork Sir Edward Blakeney 12Th Regiment 99Th Regiment Lord Hill 99Th 12Th Donnybrook Fair Dublin Dublin Society Donybrook Wiet Armis Donybrook Fair Rublin Ireland Ufford Essex Ann Crew Woodbridge Absy Obadiah New York Daily Express

Escape Attempt at Newgate Prison Despite Reforms

A prisoner named Viller, awaiting transportation for life for horse stealing, seized a rope during a transfer and descended from the top of Newgate Prison into Warwick Square, despite a prior inspection by the sheriff and gaol committee deeming future escapes unlikely. He was to be moved to the hulks on Friday.

Newgate Viller Warwick Square

To Grocers Cheesemongers etc OBE LET on lease

A house and shop in the general line formerly run for over twenty five years is offered to let. The annual rent and taxes amount to £20. For details applicants should write post-paid to Y . care of Mr. Beaver at 4 Royal Hill Greenwich Kent.

Beaver Royal Hill Greenwich Kent Wize Stepney-green-terrace Mile End-road London Stephens Hiss Henry Stephens Blackfriars Road

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