UK Gold and Silver Imports Decline in July and Nine Months
Official notices show July gold imports at £1,057,878 and silver at £633,630, totaling £1,691,553. For the seven months to July 31, gold and silver combined reach £16,371,678, with declines vs 1863 and 1862 due to smaller gold deliveries from Australia and mixed increases from the Americas and Europe. Mexico and West Indies remain key silver sources alongside Belgium and France.
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Australia
United States
Mexico
South America
Brazil
West Indies
Belgium
France
Paper Exports Rise In First Seven Months Of Year
Exports of writing and printing paper reach 65 586 cwt in seven months, up from 62 822 cwt in 1863 and 49 383 cwt in 1862. Totals by region are British India 16 760 cwt, Australia 32 883 cwt, and other countries 15 943 cwt. Value totals show writing and printing paper at £ 237 021, with overall paper exports valued at £ 303 521. Imports up to June 30 total £ 214 730, including £ 165 005 for writing and printing paper.
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Canada
New South Wales
Victoria
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Rugeley
Bompay
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Jamsetjee Cursetjee
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Victoria Cross
Sea King
Felonia
Alsager
Black Eagle
Arundel
British Empire
Tra
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Wales
Criminal Classes of Ireland Compared to England 1863
The Judicial Statistics of Ireland 1863 show 22 290 criminal class members in Ireland versus 126 136 in England and Wales for a population ratio near 1 to 3 7. Known thieves and prostitutes are far fewer in Ireland, while receivers of stolen goods and vagrants are relatively high. Dublin 1 in 137, London 1 in 243 for criminal class incidence. total including in confinement rises to 27 452 in Ireland and 41 995 in England for the same population. Offences rose in 1863 despite fewer criminals, with notable increases in threats and violent offenses.
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England and
Wales
England
Dublin
London
Moroth
Emigration and crime statistics contrast Ireland England 1863
The article compares Irish and English crime patterns in 1863, noting higher whipping and imprisonment in England, more malice against property in Ireland, and similar murder rates per capita. It also reports Liver pool emigration figures, coal exports from Grimsby, tea imports, and county rate expenditures with a focus on police and prison costs.
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Ireland
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