Turbulent Markets and Railway Delays Plague Liverpool
A gloomy Liverpool market scene reports dwindling trade, impending bank failures, and widespread suspensions. Shareholders debate halting railway works, with deposits around £179,000 and costs near £80,000, while Irish immigration swells and local pauper arrivals overwhelm parish relief efforts.
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Gerry Blarket
Gam
Brasixa
Tas Braumane
Nuns
Tree Entrasy
Mozley
Aga Hood
Mascumstan
Feilure
Royal Bank
Liverpoo Banking Company
ManeukaTze
Wetnesday
Liverpool, Manchester, and Newcastle
Janation Railway
Princess Street
Ralph Pendlebury
Reason
Harpur
William Firance
Rawcliffe Kell
Thomas Broadbent
Wilson
Hawkshaw
Epxineer
Kettlewell
Bolton Castle
Gummit
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway
Trenox Trape
London
Dudley
Higginson
Liverpool
Staffordshire
Aris
Birmingham Gazette
Tnree Patter
Liverpoo Bes
At & Tosa
Dowling
Srrivale
Jan. Loth
Mr. Dowling
America
Boards of Guardians
Currency Reform Rally at Crown and Anchor Tavern
About 100 to 300 attendees heard the Anti Gold Law League argue for £50,000,000 of exchequer notes to ease monetary distress. They blamed Peel Loyd and old finance policy, tied high credit to prosperity, and urged currency reform while detailing perceived impacts on wages, prices, and debt.
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Anti Gold Law League
Crown and Anchor
Strand
Friends of Monetary Reform
F. Benwood
League
Owen
Bia
Presen
Honsea
Hear
Robert Peel
Lord John Russell
Charles Wood— Hisses
Liverpool
Samuel Jones Loyd
Toth
J. Duncan
Charles II
William II
Pitt
Sir R. Peel
House of Commons
R. Peel
R. Pee
J. Loyd
Bury
Lancashire
London
Messrs. Jones and Co
Manchester
Watling Street
Jones and Co
Vere and Co
Lombard Street
Jones Layd and Co
Duncan
Capps
J. Bell
J. Taylor
Luiance
Abduction case ends with London man discharged
William Henry Kavanagh of Brentwood Hall faced the Lord Mayor on abduction charges after a missing 19 year old girl reappeared. Evidence showed a forged letter and a £5 note connected to Dover, and Kavanagh had accounts at the London and Westminster Bank. The Lord Mayor released him, noting no theft conviction and legal limits on detention.
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Horace Walpole
Walpole
League
Jasne
Hong Kong
Martinique
Guadaloupe
British North America
West Indiea
United Kingdom
Chinese Sea
Red Sea
Cape of Good Hope
Mauritian
Philippines
Moluccas
Australis
New Zealand
Egypt
Mediterranean
China
India
East India Company
Ford
Brook Street
Gacette
Dalkeith
Dalhousie
Whitehill
Rosebery
Awever
Hume
Earl of
White
Beveridge
Vickers
Gowkehill
Glasgow
William Henry Kavanagh
Brentwood Hall
Essex
Mansion House
St. Paul's
Gravesend
Boulogne
France
Little All
Adelaide
London Bridge
Todhunter
Kavanagh
Duke Street
Hanbury
Lord Meyer
Tod‘hunter
Corey
Hin
Pergon
London and Westminster Bank
Goodman
Time Tables and Tide Information From the Week
The note lists sunrise and sunset calculations for Britain and Ireland using latitude, plus high tide times for London Dock and other ports. It also includes liturgical dates, moon phases, and daylight length for late October with morning and evening lessons, days, and twilight timings.
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Great Britain
Ireland
London
Bristol
York
Cove
Falmouth
Holt
Milford Haven
Brighton
Shours
Cowen
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead Harbour
Liverpool
Port
Svyxnar
Habek
Luke x
Chan
Monpar
Th. Torspar
Wxpnespay
Tauvaspar
St. Bimon
St. Jude
Farpar
Satugpar
The Commercial Panic and the Money Question
A lengthy critique of weekly disasters in trade and the monetary crisis. The piece reviews parliamentary calls for drastic currency measures, lampoons Peel’s Bank Bill as monopoly creating, and contrasts Free Trade with monetary policy. It argues the commercial system hinges on confidence and brisk trade, warning against artificial currency restrictions.
Anti State Church meeting at London Tavern discussed
A critical report on the British Anti State Church Association gathering at the London Tavern, chaired by Dr. J Price, detailing aims to indoctrinate public opinion, debates on church and state relations, tithes, and calls for religious equality and political participation, with strong opposition to state church interference.
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British Anti- State Church Association For the Liberation of Religion
London
J. Price
Bia
Pilcher
Miall
William Molesworth
Southwark
Price
Exeter Hall
St. Stephen's
Avery
British Anti State Church Association
Primitive Church
Colonel Thompson
Thompson
Mr. Burnet
Melchisedec
Abraham
Fernochise
H Tikerr
Electoral League of Norfolk
Canning
Tooley Street
Plowden
Church of England
Mr. Miall
Energy, banking reform and trade panic in Peel era debate
The piece argues that energy and skill in commerce mask widespread insolvencies where many assets are mere acceptances. It criticizes Peel's Bill as misapplied during speculation, urges convertibility of notes to replace private banknotes with a national paper, and suggests government Bank cooperation for advances on solid securities to prevent unwarranted bankruptcies and market ruin.
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Messrs
Laurence Phillips
India
Duto
Améring
Ceylon
Calcutta
Madras
New York
Phillips
Messrs. Knapp and Co
Abingdon
Liverpool
Brown
R. Oakley
Bereerry T
Grantley Berkeley
Larsley
Gergeant
Bass
Emas
Yeomanry
Nothrow
Gloucester Journal
Sprzapoy Cnotzma
Russian Medical Gazette
Saratod
Taurus
Poltava
Orel
Tuba
Ithr
Peel
Avs
Brammagem
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Herald
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Birmingham
Dandrum
Anti Gold League
Bank of England
Pew
England
Jas
Audh
Hinton
Joan Ravgail
Ansociation
Cowper
Russell
Noweon
Cheera
Niall
Sailanta