Market Nervous but Trade Steady Across Sectors
Orry notes money withdrawn from circulation to pay quarter revenue but will be reissued as dividends in two weeks. Foreign exchange remains stable with Hamburg softening, Paris and Amsterdam steady. Large silver shipment from South America, estimated at two million dollars, could affect next week's markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orry
Continental
Hamburg
Paris
Amsterdam
South America
Mark Lane
Kent
Suffolk
Essex
London
Colonfal
Trinidad
Montserrat
Jamaica
Demerara
East India
Siam
West India
Antigua
Tobago
Ceylon
Grenada
St. Petersburg
Leewards
Geneva
Srmiens
Pimento
Davia
Straits
Bankrupt and Partnership Notices in London Gazette
Faray Sept 21 lists certificates and bankruptcies with names such as James Turley and John Mason. Partnerships dissolved include R Steele and C B Harris. J Crossley and colleagues. J Rose and J Longton among others in diverse trades across cities including Manchester Birmingham and Dumfries.
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London Gazette
Faray
James Turley
Bilston
Stafford
Richard W. Ruithforth
Manchester
Aastoi
Lees
Banchester
Benjamin Ware
Great Tower-street
John Dodd
Margate
Grecee
John Mason
Boston
Corg-Moernmhant
R. Griffiths
J. Bsttringe
Birmingham
J. Crossley
F. Jennings
J. Renshaw
W.day
C. Day
Bishopsgate
J. Smith
J. Latham
Cotton-Asinners
G. M. Young
W. E. Guxmore
St. Martin’s-line
R. Corke
W. O. Corke
Hlastidga
Sussex
L'Nen-Drapere
J. Wilkinson
T. Fletcher
Insolvency and partnerships changes listed in London Gazette
Insolvent William Strickland Gladus of Clerkenwell, and certificates for M Seager and R Major Poole New Zealand merchants. Bankruptcies, superseded bankruptcies, and numerous partnerships dissolved or altered across Manchester Leeds Birmingham York Shrewsbury and London with names of involved firms and trades including coal merchant, innkeeper, woolstaplers, and linen drapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gazette
William Strickland Gladus
Clerkenwell Close
Japan
Mer
M. Seager
R. Major
Epping
Cheesemiager
Robert
Maas Dewnbury
Yorkshire
Gavin
Manchester
B.diskinsop
J. Robinson
M. Robinson
H- Sellers
J. Morgan
Blackburn
Lancashire
I. Milligan
Louth
Lentolnshire
G. Dean
Rotherham
Workshire
Woolstaplers
S. Moussey
W. Adams
Birmingham
T. Law
Sen
Jinen Drapers
S. Ginder
J Arnott
A Simpson
Lane Delph
Staffordshire
J. Campion
W.H. Archer
Mgoodge Street
Tottenham Court Road
EB. Edwards
W. Jackson
Great Dovar Street
W. Mortin
J. Patchett
J. Tidswell
W. Persell
Wheatley
D Rawers
W. Morris
M. Leigh
E. ‘Leigh
Chorley
Lancastire
J. Williams
T. Howells
Keaonington Cross
Preaching against the Gloucester Festival and steam-boat disasters
The Cheltenham preacher denounces the Gloucester Musical Festival as wicked and foolish. Lord Segrave defends church leaders against the charges. Reports detail fatal steam-boat boiler accidents on the Victoria Galway, James Gallagher, Vivid, Forfarshire, Tweedside, and Royal Adelaide. The London theft in Farringdon Street ends with the thief captured. The Loxton and Binninham Railway progress shows incomplete stations and deserted termini. Denbigh Hall’s decline and Northampton crowds mark the railway opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Close
Cheltenham
Gloucester
Lord Segrave
James Gallagher
Clyde
Vivid
Shields
Forfarshire
Dundee
Tweedside
Newcastle
Duanbar
Royal Adelaide
Leith
Loxpon
Binmincham
Blisworth
Northampton
Denbigh Hall
Worthampton Mercury
Waccon Rosgery
London
Farringdon Street
Bloomfield
Rose Inn
Alderman ‘Venables
Gardner
Vesuvius exhibit and parish rate survey amid London notices
Sept 4 report notes a lively Vesuvius display with smoke flames and lava streams viewed safely by foreigners. Local parishes plan a costly survey to fix fair rates, then a Thames drowning verdict. City courts report a Clare-market assault case and a Bayswater student fined for Colosseum violence. Pot stealing and a penitentiary case draw attention, while a mysterious Bainbridge Street death follows an omnibus accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesuvius
St. Katherine
Baker
Elizabeth Hoxton
Thames
Alderman-stairs
Antwerp
Hicaway
William Taylor
Thomas Miller
Denzill-street
Clare-market
Adam Street
Adelphi
Spain
Minshull
Marylebone
Savace
Henry Pye
Devine
Craven-street
Bayswater
Colosseum
William Willmott
Seaton-terrace
Regent’s Park
Harley-street
Glaze
Turk’s Head
Upper
W. Gosling
Cape of Good Hope
Devonshire-mews
Hatton Garden
Clerkenwell
Times and Morning Herald
St .Giles’s
Jenkins
Holborn
Middlesex Hospital
Bainbridge-street
Royal Oak Benefit Society Advertises Broad Member Reach
The Mitre Tavern St Martin’s Lane advertises the Royal Oak Benefit Society noting nearly four hundred members under 32 years old. It outlines admission limits, fees, monthly subscriptions, sickness and funeral relief, and country member eligibility with medical certificate and housekeeper recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Oak
Benefit ‘Society
Mitre Tavern
St. Marttin’s Lane
Annals of
Benefit Societies
Ita
Ito
Stember
Adies Gazette of Fashion First Issue Free Queen Victoria Portrait
Important to Ladies Milliners and Dress Makers published price one shilling No I contains fifty engraved coloured figures of French and English costumes morning evening walking and ball dresses bonnets hats turbans caps with descriptions enabling dressmaking from the engravings observations on London Paris fashions presented gratis with first number a splendid steel portrait of Queen Victoria
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adies’ Gazette OF Fashion
Queen Victoria
Era weekly paper for licensed victuallers proposed in London
Prospectus announces The Era a weekly journal of news politics commerce industry manners literature arts and sciences. It pledges broad coverage with separate sections and aims to fund charitable works for Licensed Victuallers School and Kent road asylum. It promises impartial politics and a national education push with extended suffrage discussion.
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England
Eccom
London Protection Society
Keymer
See
London
ERA
Newa
Department of
Rancour
Department of Manners
Courts of Justice
Nine
Victuallers of
Victuallers’ School
Kennington Lane
Asylum
Kent-road
Morning Advertiser
Eye
Catherine-Street
Strand
Key Mer
P. Brenan
Boxes for Voyages by Sea and Long Journeys
They propose family boxes Suited for voyages by sea and long journeys by land Two shillings and one penny each They are warranted not to be affected by age or climate Proper directions will be given with each box To be had at the depot for 63 Oxford Street London
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting
London
Chancery Court
Queen’s Bench
Common Pleas
Exchequer
Bank of England
Europe
Messrs. Hannay & Co
Oxford Street
Royal College of Surgeons
Abernethy
Oliver
West Middlesex Assurance cuts life policy rates by thirty percent
The Independent West Middlesex Assurance Company announces a 30 percent reduction in annual life and fire insurance premiums. Aimed at easing family protection costs, the move promises annual savings of five hundred thousand pounds publicwide, with offices listed in London Dublin and Scotland and multiple officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
West Middlesex Assurance Company
Bazaar
Baker-street
Portman-square
London
Abbey-street
Dublin
Albany-street
Edinburgh
Saint Vincent-street
Glasgow
Auphors
Samsuel Eyre
John Wilson
G. E. Williams
Sxongrang
William Hole
Bank of England, Physiday
Marshall Hail
F.R.S
Manchester Square
John Ogie Else
Manchester-street
Suucrons
James Devereux Hustler
Park-street
Sunvever
Simon Thurston
Southampton-street
Bloomabury
Williams and Son
Hart-street
Bloomsbury Square
Hunprep Pouins
Siv Insunawnos
West Middlesex “Assurance Company
England
Troviana
Queen Victoria portrait to appear in Franklin's Miscellany No 43
A splendid five shilling portrait of Queen Victoria will be printed in No 43 of Franklin's Miscellany with a Life and Pedigree. Orders should be placed with booksellers and newsmen for early impressions. The engraving will have no reverse type, allowing binding or framing. published by B D Cousins at 18 Duke Street Lincoln's Inn Fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franelis
Franklin
Benjamin Pranklin
Queen Victoria
B. D. Cousins
Duke-street
Lincoln’s-inn-fields
Hay Market Prices and Totalling Notes
Fragmentary market report lists hay and straw prices with various figures on Sep 25. Entries reference Clover and Straw values, with multiple price quotes across different lots and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Torapay
Hayy
Sey
Miedo
Ikea
Clover
Obituary notices from Versailles to Canterbury
A collection of notices records Laura Saunders dying at seven in Versailles from scarlet fever, Anne Vaughan Bayley Towson at Brighton after long illness, Frederick Richard Hall at Berners Street aged 26, George Quicke ex- Kine's Dragoons at Southsea, John Maxwell Lord Fathom at Paris aged 71, and Sir Henry Oxenden Baronet at Broome near Canterbury aged 84. The report notes Oxenden’s role as Dover harbour commissioner and a forthcoming vacancy on the Board of Commissioners due to his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
France
Laura
James Saunders
Brighton
Colonel Towson
Anne
James Vauderzee
Richmond
Frederick Richard Hall
Richar Hall
Berners-street
Southsea
George Quicke
Dragoon Guards
JC Quicke
Newton House
Devon
Paris
John Maxwell Lord Fattham
Ieland
Equity of
Cavan
Broome
Canterbury
Henry Oxenden
Batt
Dover Harbour
Board of Commissioners
Dr Wellington
Printed at No 16 Catherine Street ad in Surrey publication notice
Printed at No 16 Catherine-street Strand Middler county by Joan Norris at No 5 John-streat West parish of Om church Surrey Published for Proprietors Charles Penny at the Catherine-street office where advertisements and communications are requested sent Sunday September 30 1889
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine-street
Strand
Middler
Joan Norris
John-streat West
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Secoresce
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Thurs
j-Sasur
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Conpols
R. Thompson
G. Berger
Holywell Street
Oxford-street
Hannay and
Dietrichsen
Kingdom
Ashton
Williamson
Ditte
Leicester
Market
Cooper
Liverpool
Scotland
Smith
Holt
Oxford
High-street
Slatter
Plymouth
Nettinton
Portsea
Queen-street
Preston
Cook
Rochdale
Shepherd
Ey Brodie
Sheffield
Targate
Whittaker
Rogers
Eteorddhire
Shelton
Potteries
Grim
Stockport
Chestergate
Riley
Wakefield
Hurst
Warrington
Dolman
s-Jane
Holden
Wigan
Ramsdale
Windsor
Pierce
Worcester
the Croas
Stratford
York
Hargrove
British College OF Health
Paris Street
Exeter
James Monison
Farquhar
Early Bank
Perth
Sophia Grey
Ashton Hayes
Chester
Charles Gorpey
Wiscombe Park
Montson
RicHaup Torrzy
Anne Gibbs
Budleigh Salterton
Eliza Symonds
Mount Radford
Mary Anne May
Heavitree
Anne Layman
Willock's Buildings
John Uhester
High Street
Janet In
Tonkin
Exwick
Grace Sclater
Jens Bending
Broad Clift
Thomas Edmunds
Weatstreet
Elizabeth Johnson
Woodbine-place
Sarah Symons
Trinity-street
Thomas Ford
Elizabeth Ford
Ae Bennett
Baring-place
Ricuano
Capital One Million
Managers
Jas, Alexander
Gee, Anderson
Thos, Bedford
Jas, Drummond
Forang
Ferguson
Thos
Howe
Thos. Knowles
H. &.Perkina
Thos. Price
Wm. Reid
Wm. Whittaker
Seale
MippersEx
United Kingdom
British Empire
Westminster
London Marketss
Smithfield
Beant
Mery Great
Newgate
Inferior
Tourspay
Covent Garden
Tousspay
Toxsway
New Sussex
B. Kent
M. Kent
W. Kent
Farnham
Baga
Posse
Carliflower
Stanmer
Countess of
Hampstead
Thomas Morel
Piccadilly
Emily
Wm.a Beckett
Golden Square
St. Mary’s
Islington
Thomas Hudson
Lincoln’s-inn
Elizabeth
John Joseph Skilbeck
Highbury-place
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