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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 15, 1839

Page

7

Thames Angling on Sunday Leads to Justice Room Front

Anglers and Thames fishermen clash over Sunday fishing. The lord mayor and lawyers debate whether rods and lines via boats or windows breach the act. Officials pledge evenhanded enforcement from Staines to Rochester as crowds weigh recreation against Sunday protection.

Thames Atesian House James Kemp Holder Vickery Elient Teddington Lock Mr. Guy Barble Asey Mr. Vickery Society of Anglers Staines Rochester Surry Richmond Surrey Bow Stratford Goldham Billingsgate Market Billingspate Brentford Snooks

Dreadrut Collision Off Dover Sinks Gil Blas

A night collision off Dover between the Royal Adelaide and the schooner Gil Blas caused the latter to sink almost instantly. The Royal Adelaide reached Cowes with crew and passengers largely uninjured. one black boy perished. The Gil Blas carried valuable cargo including gold dust and palm oil worth about £400,000, owned by J. C. R. Redmond.

Dovern Dover Royal Adelaide British and Irish Steam Packet Company Belfast Gil Blas London Cowes Herbert Africa

Self Destruction by a Soldier in Woolwich Inquest

An inquest into Private Edward Chidwick of the Rifle Brigade at Woolwich found he killed himself with a rifle shot while on duty near the guard-house. Witnesses described a sudden change in his mood, absence of hostility from others, and a missing cartridge round. the jury returned a verdict of death by gunshot during a temporary derangement.

Edward Chidwick Esten Rifle Brigade Woolwich Ann Watts George Watts High-street John Hurley Dock-Yard Watts Ebenezer Butler George Chapman Britton Boxhall John Boyd Watenrs D. Krap Spires Bayreuth Labat Fosbrooke Marver West Bromwich H. Smith Thomas Barrett Sponlane Roebuck G. Feeney G. Andrews Teeney Andrews George Feeney Michael Cluby Michael Baxter John Dillon Michael Feeney Worcester Journal James Bowyer Hatton-garden Commissioners of Police Bowyer Willsher Regent-circus Dyer Marlborough-street

Eolixteen Tournament and Royal Park Field Day

A mid fall report covers the Eolixteen Tournament ending after poor weather with a grand sale of tups and sheep at Quarles Farm, and the 45th Foot field day in Windsor Park witnessed by royal observers. It notes the new Police Act affecting Buckingham Palace guards and a corrective letter from CH. A. Murray. It also discusses Bank of England money markets, harvest anxiety, and stock exchange rates amid tight credit.

Eolixteen Eglintoun Ayrshire Earl of Leicester Quarles W. Beck Hugh Fitzroy Roger Martin T. Wing Australia Messrs. S H. Abbott Middleton Rodwell D'Urban Blyth Butcher Seppings Creake Tatman J. Sayer Hudson Wareham Boyd Norwich Mercury Wixpoor Park 45Th Foot E. F. Boys Serene Prince Ferdinand of Saxe Coburg Augustus Leopold Count A. Mensdorf Duke of Wellington Snp Roya Flower Buckingham Palace Ledbitter and Capes Palace Ledbitter Windsor Brighton Commissioners of Police Metropolitan Police Steed Russell the Globe Messrs. Ledbitter Home Department Household Secretary of State CH. A. Murray Globe Morning Herald Tur Monry Marxet Bank of England Stock Exchange Vier Liverpool

Mysterious murder attempt at Atheneum Club House

Report of a bizarre assault and burglary at the Senior United Club house near Waterloo Place Pall Mall. Steward Mr Fenn was beaten and left in a bloodied room after an apparent entry without forced locks. Police and club members investigate with few concrete leads.

Munper Unitep Crus Portmain Atheneum Pallmall United Waterloo-place Pall-mall Mr. Fenn Vine Street Baker C Division Covington and Jervis Fenn Police Commissioners of Police

Employment notice for East India Tea Company agents in London

Persons with spare time are urged to apply as agents for the East India Tea Company gate of their celebrated Teas. Offices at 9 Great St. Helens Church Yard Bishopsgate Street. Teas packed in leaden canisters from an ounce to a pound. Licence 11s per year. Excise permits abolished. Many over 18 years have earned income via agency without any loss. Apply to Charles Hancock, Secretary.

Ersons London East India Tea Company Great St. Helen’s Churchyard Bishopsgate-street Charles Hancock

Notices on Assessed Taxes Composition Extension

A public notice declares that under the acts of Queen Victoria contracts of Composition for Assessed Taxes are extended for one year to April 5, 1841. Those wishing to end on April 6, 1840 must notify by October 10, 1839, including any increases to articles. otherwise charges apply from April 6, 1840. Forms available from parish possessors. Charles Pressly, Secretary.

Victoria Her Majesty's Commissioners of Stamps Charles Pressly Her Majesty's Commissioners of Stamps and Taxes Office of Ordnance Pall Mall Her Majesty Foot Guards Household Cavalry Middlesex England Wales Britain Isle of Man Channel Islands Board of Ordnance Guernsey Jersey Man R. Byham

Money Market Stocks and Bonds Report

Market updates show varied shifts with bonds and stocks firming and drifting. Exchequer Bills yield slight premiums and several international bonds move within narrow ranges while UK banks and railways trade with discounts or premiums.

Insolvencies and partnerships dissolved in London and provinces

London Gazette lists insolvencies including W J Marshall and J Gloster Marshall wholesale grocers and a range of bankrupts in furriers builders glove makers chemists retailers and others. Certificates on Sept 27 appear for various trades and partnerships dissolved feature firms such as Brenner and Chapman Wakeham and Wilson and Maddox and Prestige among many others.

London Gazette Fara W. J. Marshall J.gloster Marshall City J. Baker G. Wallis Edward-street Cityroad G. L. Williams Portland-road Marylebone T. R. Taylor Portsea Scrivener W. Edwards Stank-hill-house Warwick W. J. Potter Little Compton-street Soho Victualler J. Ransford Leamington Wilson Tiverton-street Surrey T. W E. Lyes Judd-street Brunswick-square M. Cherill Newcastle-place Clerkenwell Maddox and Prestige Tavistock-street Covent-garden Jackson and Braham Bristol J. and J. Butler Sheffield Cutlers Butler and Co Sherham York Syrette and Davies Evesham Worcestershire L. Fernandez and Co Wakefield N. L. Fernandez J. Pickles Manchester W. Kay Bolton-le-Moors Lancashire P. Petrie Liverpool T. Hobson J. Thompson J. G. R. Bishop W. Appleton Newton J.arnett Witney Grocer R. Long Tavistock Miller E. Orams Stowmarket C.J. Wrigley Doncaster Chemiat W. Sutton Buntingford Hertfordshire G. Birley T. Wrigley Ovendon Yorkshire A. Morris Wellingborough Northamptonshire T. Robinson Hungerford-street Strand J. Avens Leeds Dry and Everett Tottenham Court-Road Macoun, Jillings and Lowry Commercial-place Kent-road Boden Jun Nicholls Marshall and Stevens Arthurstreet West M. and P. Boardman Ashton Macclesfield Stuart and Railton Fencourt Fenchurch-street Basto Monteiro London Whittaker and Richards Birmingham Hibble and Green James-street Selby and Co Burleigh-street G. A. Grey

London Markets Corn Exchange Report Sept 9 and Sept 11

Market report notes wheat and barley prices with new and old samples, demand for foreign grain, oats and beans trading slowly. Arrivals include English wheat, barley, oats, beans and peas with flour stocks. duty on foreign corn listed. Week end prices show limited transactions and small flour stocks in Wepwenesway.

Corn Exchange Mark-Lane Wepwnesway

Market reports from Smithfield and surrounding areas

Sept 9 market notes show beef, veal, mutton and pork prices with ranges. Hay prices across Smitherfield Hunecerrorp Recent Parx reflect declines and steady demand. Coal exchange prices require uplift to cover delivery, listing multiple collieries and tonnage. Ships arrived total 119.

Smithfield Coal Exchange Adairs Bell, Robson, and Co Hartley Holywell Pontop Tanfield Moor West Hartley Wellington Wylam Braddyll Hetton Haswell Lambton Russell Stewart's Whitwell Hartlepool Barrington Tees Adelaide Clavaring Tees Gordon Seymour Tees Tees Tees Tennant Blyth Cowpen Netherton Main Phelps Waterloo Devonshire

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