Bank of England as new purchaser in annuities market rumors
Thursday reports claim the Bank of England entered the stock and annuity market, raising debate on motives and soundness. Observations note reduced banking value in holding deadweight annuities and discuss dividends, market rates, and Tuesday settling day outcomes.
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Orry
Stock Exchange
Bank of England
Great Western Railway
Brighton
Birmingham
Croydon
Australia Bank
London and Westminster Bank
Rt of London
Hamburgh
Rotterdam
Cadiz
London
Hatton Garden case accuses brothel keeper of aiding in capital assault
Amelia Levy owner of No 2 Lazenby court Long Acre stands charged with feloniously aiding and abetting a man in a capital offence against 15 year old Helen Wise. The magistrates commit her for trial at the Central Criminal Court with witnesses bound over.
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Hatten-garden
Amelia Levy
Lazenby-court
Long-acre
Twyford
Mr. Witham
Hatton Garden
Helen Louisa Wise
Wontner
Society For the Suppression of
L Norton
Great
Marylebone-street
Crown-street
Soho
Brewer's Court
Oxford-street
Haymarket
Diana
Cranborne Alley
Maria
Piccadilly
Coventry Street
Spe
Lazenby Court
Witness
Brewer Street
Elizabeth Wise
Pearl-street
Spitalfields
Marylebone
Stubbs
Division of Police
John Stubbs
William Hooker
Crownstreet
Mary Ann Chapel
Barrett’s Court
Leadenhall-street
Central Criminal Court
Newgate
Bankrupts and certificates listed in Oct issue
The Rand Don Gazette item lists bankrupt individuals such as Robert Cox of Newcastle upon Tyne, Frederik Parsons of Liverpool, and various certificate recipients including John Baker of Rotherhithe and Abraham Nickelds Lea of Birmingham. It notes dissolutions of partnerships and names many trades across England with location details.
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Randon Gazette
Friar
Robert Cox
Newcastle-upon Tyne
Frederik Parsons
Liverpool
John Baker
Rotherhithe
Surrey
Wnd
Coldhath-square
Middlesex
Abraham Nickelds Lea
Birmiegham
Thomas Phillips Birks
James Hurd Allen
Hall White
Acton Sillitos
Newcastie-and -1-Lyne
Ank-Torowsters
Thomas Driver
John Moore
London
John Anderton
Bradford
Yorkshire
Dyer
Philip Sayles
Joseph Tingle
Thomas Hooker
James Booker
Masbre’ Moor
Feckington
Derbyshire
Edwin Lewis
William Razsell
Birmingham
Samuel Johnson
John Harrison Jougen
John Tilden
Thomas Tilden
Field Court
Worthfleet
Kent
Farmersa
Joseph Ball
Charles Ball
Southampton
Salisbury
John Benbow
John Webb
Aldridge
Clewer Mills
Crewer
Berkshire
Barak Mewburn
Lewis Chapman
Ball-court
Giltspur-street
William Saxton
G. Chaloner
Sheffield
John Frederick
Gem
Portsea
John Playfoot
Jeffery Playfoot
Lamberhurst
Sussex
Wheelowrights
Jeannette Bailey
Margaret Wison
Young Radical Seminary
James Wason
John Whitting Os
Bristol
Joseph Gavins
Charles Bennett
Lenda
B. Williams
John Girdem
John Makin
Manchester
Thomas Maynard
John Barton
James Beirstow
Thomas Cunliff
Samuel Teskey
Halifax
Bankrupts and certificates listed in London Gazette
A London Gazette notice lists bankrupts including Joseph Laurance Bucklebury Manchester warehouseman Charles Jackson Great Newport Street feather bed maker Thomas Weaver Lower Street Islington butcher Henry Graves Strand tailor Joseph Bettridge Birmingham timber merchant John David Williams Carmarthen ironmonger plus certificates for William Coombe Launceston builder John Dale Machester chemist William Bryceson Great Queen Street Lincoln's Inn Fields brass founder Thomas Mayo Twickenham victualer Robert Peake St Pancras victualler and Daniel Nixon Stoney Stratford surgeon.
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Joseph Laurance
Bucklebury
Manchester
Charles Jackson
Newport Street
Thomas Weaver
Lislington
Henry Graves
Strand
Joseph Bettridge
Birmingham
John David Williame
Carmarthen
William Coombe
Launceston
John Dale
William Bryceson
Queen-street
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Thomas Mayo
Twickenham
Robert Peake
George-street
New Road
St. Pancras
Daniel Nixon
Stoney Stratford
Joseph Barker
Charles Green
William Stevens
William M. Pardon
Bell Yard
Carey Street
Lincoln’s Inn
Caleb New
John Loxley
Evesham
Mercers
Edmund Crabb
Janes Lowther
Liverpo
John Ricketts
James Ricketts
Goodman
Fivnds
Charle Epstrom
Lawrence Engstrom
Robert Brew Anderson
Liverpool
Mrcsan
John Willimott
Charles Willmot
Cambridge
Injamin Willoughby
John Davis
Russell-Street
Druy Jane
Thurton
Abb Reush
Billia
James Gross
George E Thompso
Simuel Spurling
Ipswih
David Sutcliff
Isaac Ellis
John Pickles
Dudley-nili
Bradford
Willian P Tr
Royal-tinged dispatches and a charity art sale in Europe
The Thurgau Gazette reports Louis Napoleon Bonaparte will host a farewell supper for tirailleurs of Thurgau and Saint Gall before leaving. It notes a letter to the Thurgau government with imperial seal. Also the Memorial Border claims General Alava is urged by high authorities to push a dynastic intervention in Spain. Grace Darling artwork to aid the Darling family fund. Population religion in Algiers cited with Catholics in 10 chapels, Protestants and Jews nearby. Hereford Journal recounts a voting case on a felon’s right to vote, concluding a pardon-like commutation may qualify under royal mercy.
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Thurgau
Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
Saint Gall
Duke de Montebello
Alava
Duke de Frias
France
England
Isabella
Spain
Europe
Grace DarLine
Carmichael
Rnlons
Forfarshire
Darling
Alcrters
Toulonnis
Algeria
Algiers
Ricar
Hereford Journal
John Bruton
Friars-street
Worcester
Joseph Orchard
Clerk of the Peace
Cooke
Watkyns
Barbadoes and Demerara Emancipation Reports
Barbados papers up to September third praise emancipated slaves and Barbadian governance. Demerara papers through August eighteenth show silence on the issue, implying the free labor system benefits both masters and workers. The Barbadian governor opened the August twenty seventh Legislative Assembly session with a positive tone amid good relations.
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Barbadoes
Demerara
Legislative Assembly
Artists Society meetings and Thames Tunnel progress report
A Monday Artists Society meeting in St Martin’s Lane elected officers for the year. Sarsfield Taylor and Sibley were re elected curators and Lucas Krederer and Bullock trustees. The Thames Tunnel progress noted 800 feet of brickwork completed with cheers for Brunel and team. health and costs improved as ballast bulk aided excavation.
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Artists’ Society
St. Martin’s-lane
Frederick Newenham
Messrs
W. B. Sarsfield Taylor
Charles Sibley
Henry S. Smith
Messrs. Taylor
Sibley
Mesers
Hamptonbridge
Hampshire
Thames Tunnel
Brunel
Page
Tribunal of
Correctional Police
Genevilliers
St. Denis
Bureau de
Cheltenham
Dennis Hopetown
The
Severn
Hopetown
Ayr
Doctor Chalmers
Mc Dougall
Kilmareck
Kensington
Potteries
Notting-hill
Pummell
Martin
Eliza Crook
Bevan
Nottinghill
Kensington and
Brompton
Temeraire
W. Scott
King and Queen
Rotherhithe
John Beaston
Surrey Canal Dock
Trafalgar
Nelson
Lord Nelson
England
Highway Robbery Tale Debunked by Father and Son
Mr Eggleton claims his son was robbed and coerced into a fabrication. The youth admitted fabricating the tale after spending money, explaining a perforated coat while the outer garment showed no damage. Aylesbury News reports the case clarifies the sequence of suspicions and the attempted cover story.
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Aylesbury News
London Wheat and Corn Market Report October 15 17
Market notes show tight wheat supply in London with strong miller attendance and prices holding or rising. Foreign wheat shipments to Yorkshire rise with similar gains, flour and barley sold well, malt steady, oats improving but awaits Ireland arrivals. Totals list English and Scottish corn arrivals through October 13 with mixed tonnage and prices.
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Corn Exchange
Mank-Lane
Yorkshire
Ireland
London
Beasts Market Booms in Smithfield on Market Day
An unusually large Smithfield market shows brisk cattle trade amid good weather for slaughter. Beasts and pigs move well, with prices steady from last week. Sheep supply moderate and mutton dull, calves and pigs in demand. City Toll Book totals: Beasts 4184, Sheep 22830, Calves 182, Pigs 586. Mutton 34 to 48, Veal 48 to 50, Pork 33 to 55.
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Smithfield
Tate
Newgate Market Prices for Town and Country Meat
The market on Tuesday October 16 reports fair supply of town and country killed meat with Beef at 2s 4d to 38s 8d per stone, Mutton 2s 10d to 8s 10d, Veal 3s 4d to 4s 8d, Pork 3s 6d to 5s per 8lb stone.
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Newgate
Poultry and Game Prices at Tuegs Bay Market
A tolerably large supply of poultry and game arrived this week with languid demand. Prices: Pheasants 2s 6d to 4s 8d, Geese 4s 8d to 7s, Hares 3s to 3s 6d, Partridges 1s 4d to 1s 9d, Fowls 6s to 4s, Chickens 1s 6d to 2s, Grouse 2s to 3s 8d, Leverets 1d to 2d, Black Game 2s to 3s 4d each, Rabbits tame 1s 4d, Rabbits wild 1s to 2s per dozen, Turkeys 4s to 7d. Eggs in good demand 3s 6d to 7s 3d per 120.
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Tuegs Bay
West Indies
India
Bengal
Brazil
Havannah
West India
East India
Modia
Samarang
Cheriton
Jamaica
Leeward Island
Geneva
Valencia
Carolina
Irish
Potato Market Sale Prices Tuesday Oct 16
Jersey and Kent potatoes met a fair sale with Kent Whites 60 to 652 and Jersey Whites 558 to 66s.
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Jersey
Kent
Tverspay
M. Kent
W. Kent
Sussex
Farnham
Market Prices and Entries from Weyhill Auction
Fragmentary OCR lists bag and pocket items with years 1836 to 1637 and prices. Mentions Weyhill market trade with figures like 56s, 75a, £298 and 1068 175s, plus names Eb Kent and Bosnover.
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Weyhill
E.kent
Marriages and deaths from Broadwater and Dover notices
Marriages announced for Charles Henry Offley of Covent Garden to Catherine Paraosé of Worthing and J Byng Creagh to Emma Susan Knollys at St James Dover. Deaths note Lieut General Sir Colin Campbell’s daughter Jane, and Hammond Alpe’s son, plus Mrs Elesnora Byrom’s death in Manchester.
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Broadwater
Charles Henry Offley
Henrietta Street
Covent-garden
Catherine
George Paraosé
Sea-house
Worthing
St. James's
Dover
J. Byng Creagh
Col. Greagh
C.B
Emma Susan
John Wesdale Knollys
Leamington
Jane
Sir Colin Campbell
Nova Scotia
Hammond Alpe
Light Dragoons
Manchester
Elesnora Byrom
Edward Byrom
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