Framing of Credit Safeguard Cited by Coal Proprietors
A coal owner argues that a government measure shields against fictitious credit and could trigger broader demands from corn dealers and sugar merchants. He defends the move against critics, praising an Times article that compels him to vindicate himself and allied proprietors before the public, penned from Wynyard Park on September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssi-Disant
Ublic
Times
Newcastle
Vane Lonponprier
Durham
Wynyard Park
Prolonged prorogation and railway deputation report
The last prorogation after dissolution occurred in 1837 with the Parliament prorogued by writ to October 12. Lords and peers notified the writ. a Liverpool Stock Exchange deputation then pressed for railway property reform, meeting with chairmen of major lines who rejected unified action citing diverse finances and interests. There are also notices of a Southampton board discussion on fees for a counsel and local court cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Denbigh
Lord Shelburne
Earl of Gosford
Lord Sadeley
Lord
Liverpool
D. Neilson
8. Woods
Healey
Liverpool Stock Exchange
George Carr Glyn
M.P
London and North Western Railway
Emston
Neilson
Easton Square
Glyn
Hodson
Ellis
Smith
London and North Western
Nemels
Hadgon
Midlands
Eastern
Eastern Ceunties
Paddington
Rugeell
Great Western
Oxford
Worcester
Wolverhampton
Waterford
Wexford
Wicklow
Russell
London and South Western Railway
Chaplin
Ricardo
North Staffordshire
Macgregor
South Eastern
Grenfell
London and Brighton and South Coast
Ormsby Gore
Shrewsbury
Birmingham
Storr Valles
North Western
Watson, Brothers, and Co
Derby
Mexico
Zacatecas
Warsos, Brotaens, and Co
House of Reid, Irving, and Co
Bank of England
West Indies
John Reid
Barx Oy
General Court of Proprietors
England
Tas Mower
Manchester
R. H. Gregg and Co
H. Bannerman and Son
Ainsworth, Sykes, and Co
Schwape and Co
John Hunter
F. Phillips
Potters End Norrin
I. M'Laren
Nephews
D. Ainsworth
Butterworth and Brooke
Kershaw, Leese
Carlen, Walker, and Lewis
Sala, Worthington, and Shipman
Welle, Cooke, and Potter
Lois Moniza
Journal Des Debats
Munich
Lola Montes
Landafeld
Maria Theresa
Maria Countess of
Landsfeld
Holborn
W. J. Fox
W. Lovett
T. Beggs
W. Howitt
WW. J. Fox
Colonel Thompson
George Thompson
J. Humphreys Parry
P. A. Taylor
W. J
Oldham
Great Britain
Dr. Epps
T. Cooper
The Recent Failures and Sanderson and Co Solvency
A meeting of parties interested in the affairs of Sanderson and Co. reviews a September 13 statement showing total bills running at 1,725,000 with 89,790 held security and 168,420 unsecured. The group expresses confidence in solvency and adjourns to September 28 to monitor asset realization while notifying creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanderson and CO
Messrs. Sanderson and Co
Samuel Jones Loyd
Prescott and Co
Prescott
Masterman and Co
John Masterman
London Joint Stock Bank
Pollard
Barnard, Dimedale, and Co
Barnard
Lubbosk and Co
Foster
Union Bank of London
Scrimgeour
Coutts An Co
Robinson
Denison and Co
Kennard
Provincial Bank of Ireland
Hewat
Ae Pe
Mesure
King William Street
Sanderson
Messrs
Giles, Son, and CO
Messia
Guizot as French premier amid royal Franco stance
Paris dispatch notes M. Guizot’s nomination as President of the Council amid a cooled entente with Britain over Spain and Italy. The king’s stance limits concessions on Montpensier claims. Lucca’s flight and Austrian toleration factor into European power plays as markets quote Three to Five Percent yields and rail of national finance.
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Panta
Council of Ministers
Marabal
Soult
Tura
Tay
Republic
Napoleon
France
Alro
Council
Taz Manehal
Eutcry
M. Guizot
M.guizot
Great Britain
Italy
Montpensier
Duke of Montpensier
Duke of
Lucca
Anatolan
Union Monarchique
Bulwer
Faro
Thal
Heraldo
Christina
Bordeaux
Spain
Madrid
Narvaez
Progressatas
Pedro d’Egana
Alsva
Alava
Catalonia
Milan
Parker
Malta
Greece
M. Coletti
Cockburn Brothers
Oporto
Reid, Irving, and Co
London
Scotland
Groucesten
Shire Hall
Barbara Sciagara
Medile Alboni
Eignora
Fuchs
Standig
Alisa Dolby
Mr. Lockey
Tae
John Dunn
Rosseter
Tiverton
Black Dog
Leach
Rirs
Fisher
Richard Fisher
Ratton
Murder at Clay Hill leads to committal in Tottenham case
At Edmonton Sessions, Thomas Mackintosh Davidson was charged with murdering Lewis Mugford at Clay Hill, Tottenham. Witnesses described a knife attack after which Mugford died from a deep neck wound, with evidence tying the knife to Davidson. The court ordered Davidson committed for trial.
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Thureday
Baron Platt
Justice Williams
John Hutchings
Cooper
Mary Hutchings
Bodkin
Huddlestone
Ballantine
Lydia Bywater
Wo. Bywater
St. Paul’s
Deptford
Prizoner
Mary Molton
Wm. Molton
St. Paul's
Wheeler
Arvevic
Staire
Ataira
Garde
Aod
Cooper's Yard
Helf
Charles Hutchings
Strucker
Mother
Father
Thomas Wheeler
Mr. Cockle
Haishet
St. Thomas's Hospital
Spacey
Mr. Taylor
Downing
R. Baron Platt
Tom
Mr. Barker
Thomas Mackintosh Davidson
Thorsday
Edmonton
Betcher
Lewis Mugford
Clay Hill
Tottenham
Elizabeth Holmes
Witness
Magford
Findle
Ann Roberts
Ann Roberta
Mr. Davidson
Tostake
Mugford
Bush
Mary Thomas
Clay Bill
Ave. Holmes
Jane Roberts
George Bull
Hall
Robert Butcher
Tottenham Station
Totecou
Wme
Law courts and insolvency notes from mid-19th century notices
Proceedings in the Court of Bankruptcy and Insolvent Debtors Court report a law book seller’s suspended certificate for three months from July, adjournments on Maclean’s case in Italy, and varied insolvency actions. Other items cover Kensington gardens keeper dispute, Peebles hustings accident verdict not guilty, and a man charged with libel and fraud related to family matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huying
Alo
Bomesday
Dowsato MacLeas
Bankruph
Oxford
Lawrence
Bielsat
Maclean
Italy
Lawrance
Bridah
Naples
England
Dox
Mactzan
Sansom Caray
Sreots
Cnes
Tclean
Court of Review
Texsnar
Txae Jonx Brav
Polytechnic Institution
Dowse
Murphy
Cooke
Cork
Universal Gas Company
Chymnat
Hall
Glasgow
Sheffield
Cooka
Messra
Wright
Cochrane
Bain
Whitminsthe County Court
Turspar
Tur Chacruan
Mark v. Tae
W. Bennett
C. D. Moylan
Kensington Gardens
Wilton Crescent
Shephares
Hyde Park
Misa Shepherd
Tedburgh
Alexander Dickson
Peebles
Dickson
Afr. Wilson
Edinburgh
Ellis
Beattie
John Scott
Henry Wyllie
Tredgold
Lorimer
William Moffat
Leith
Ball
Farex Accusariox
Elliott Millar
Lord Moncrief
Eoote
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Maxine Tse Moat
Southampton Board of Guardians
Mrr. Cockburn
Breton
Marquis of Londonderry
Burton
Charles Dod
Dod
Atere
Andress
Dodd
Irwin
Lord Londonderry
John Cunningham
Mr. Dod
Lord Craven
Charles Joslin
Buckingham Palace
George Wilson
Earl de Grvy
Lord Seaham
Tev Chillings
Das
Load Loughter
Aofler
Earl of Chichester
Arthur Bets
Royal Boduty of Musicians
Miax Be'te
Sya
Sandry
Tyc
Sssensee
Tattersaull
Bouverie
Wer Bayley
Exeter
Disney
Green
Rob Roy
St. Paul
Payne
Marquis of’ Conyngham
Pettat
Newcourt
Moatyn
Cawrouch
Lady Wildair
Margolis O Conyngham
Gally
Densr
Mostyn
Lowes
Anson
B. Green