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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 30, 1848

Page

8

Increased Police Rate Debate at Marylebone Vestry

The Marylebone vestry considers an increased police rate of £4,114 6s 8d beyond the poor rate, arguing it overburdens parish finances while metropolitan parishes resist higher payments. Resolutions urge meeting with government and police commissioners, with transfers to the police and calls for support against the proposed levy.

Vestry Met Puritan Police Marylebone Mr. Flood Varius St. Pancras St. Georges Hanover Square St. James’s St. Anne's Westminster Garnett County of Middlesex St. Lncras St. George's St. James's Police Rate Committee Secretary of State Michie Mr. Garnett J. Bell Hear Ear Hakes Mr. Vanheems

Emigration Plans Stirred by Earl Grey Letter

The vestry and guardians discuss emigration of pauper girls to relieve local burden. A letter from Thomas Thorne confirms Earl Grey’s views and requests Emigration Commissioners’ instructions. Workhouse officers tally 27 girls aged 16–20 seeking emigration and 23 girls aged 12–15 in school showing interest, with 6 petitioning. many are orphans.

Downing Street St. Marylebone Earl Grey Commissioners of Colonial Land and Emigration Tord Grey Lordrey Lord Grey Commissionera of Emi Old Grey Lord Gray Flood Vestry Colonial Office

Parrs Life Pills Popular Medicine Worldwide Fame

Parrs Life Pills are promoted as a globally trusted remedy with a claim of immense sales and rapid acceptance. The notice cites universal adoption, border-spanning shipments to the United States Canada India and China and asserts the pills as the best medicine in the world in distinctive white letters on red government stamped packaging. It warns that only pills bearing the specified stamp are genuine and lists box prices and distribution through druggists.

Pann United States Canada India China England Univresat Parr Old Park

Refinined Rock Cocoa and Hair Regenerator Adverts

An 19th century advertisement features OCK COCOA-FRY'S refined cocoa packets from Trinidad cacao nibs and soluble cocoa, plus a patent aromative regenerator promising hair growth and color restoration. It lists agents across London and Edinburgh, claims health benefits, and offers the work and testimonials in pamphlet form.

Fry Trinidad Great Britain Reland

Appointment to General Board of Health and Army Promotions

The Queen appoints Anthony Ashley Cooper and Edwin Chadwick to the General Board of Health. In the army, key promotions and exchanges include Captain F Ham mersley as paymaster. Major T S Powell moving from 6th to 7th Foot. Lt T H Edwardes to second lieutenant by purchase. Ensign D D Grahame to lieutenant by purchase. and E A Delisser listed with an error note. Deputy Lieutenants named: The Right Honourable Francis Lord Nanier, J S Murray Jun, C Plummer, and H Scott.

London Gazette County of Pembroke Nicholas A. Roch West Riding County of York West York Patrick F. Durham Admiralty Corps of Royal Marines A. A. Critchell EZ. Fitzgerald Pritchard C. W America Mauritius East Indies Axmy Bicknegll Grocers’ Company Bank OF England Victoria London Gazhtth Warksaith Anthony Ashley Cooper Lord Ashley Edwin Chadwick C.B General Board of Health War Ormes Dragoon Guards F. Hammersley Greene 6Th Regiment of Foot J. Stuart Powell 2Nd Foot T. H. Edwardes Purchase Blakeney E. A. Delisser Grahame Lord Leutenant Selkirk Francis Lord Nanier Murray Jun C. Plummer H. Scott

Local business listings and dissolving partnerships in Suffolk and beyond

Oct records list pawnbroker J Dentith in Liverpool and grocer W Yates in Braffordshire joining broader trades. many entries note a Oct 13 filing date. Partnerships dissolutions span lace makers Huskinson and Mason to stock brokers Young and Locker. Scottish sequestrations include Mackenzie and Balfour with multiple dates.

Haddock Bury St. Edmunds Suffolk J. Dentith Liverpool W. Yates Shelton Braffordshire E. Rose Deanshanger Northamptonshire Lcensed Victualler T. Cresswell Twynloy Gloucestershire F. Adamson Bondcourt Walbrook Lucy Churchyard Market Hill Woodbridge C. Terry Shoe Lane K. Crow Newcastle On Tyne Craper O. Kelly Cannon Street T. B. Shuttleworth Schefield W. P. Beecham Hawkhurst Kent J. M. Goodwin Ashton Under Lyne Lancashire W. Flick Oatlane Bosier P. Fisher Bristol Ironmeanger J. Smith Birkenhead J. Carden Byron Terrace Bridge Street T. G Stosely Cottage Hoxton T. Chapman and Son Loughborough Leicestershire Pain and Rugg Manor Farr Crayford J. Andrew Manchester G. Villa and Co St. James’s Street Clothiers Wadsworth and Housley Broad Street Golden Square Rawethorne and Swainson Lancaster Attornees Young and Locker Meldola and Co Camomile Street Hishopagate Street Reece and Co Piccadilly Jones and Cormick Basing Lane City Lane Hawthorne John Street Adelphi Underdown and Co Regent Street Quadrant Batters Beavis and Taylor Blackheath Groundwall A. Russell Camilachle N. Beacleod Island of Skye Inverness-shire R. Balfour Dunfermilne P. M'Laren Crieff Saddler T. Marshall Kinross

Money Market and City Intelligence Report

The English funds show little change with Consols around 8.50 for money and 85 for the account. Foreign markets see modest activity but minor price shifts, with a French loan proposal of £13,100,000 noted and railway shares broadly dull amid inactivity and slight declines.

London Toxspat Brixbe

London Markets Corn Exchange Monpar

The supply of English wheat by land carriage was good with quality better than last week, but a 2s per qr decline persisted and much remained unsold. Foreign wheat showed little progress despite price reductions, improved by domestic demand. Barley samples fetched former prices but inferior quality. New beans fell 12 to 3a, white peas free sale at late rates. Trade in oats continued daily but not cheaper.

Dail West India Mauritius Bengal Benares Java Ceylon Wronaspar Evenino Porto Rico Hysons Javs St. Domingo Onedito Parish

Borough Hop Market price trends in new hops

The Borough Hop Market notes lively demand for hops with prices rising from £205,000 to £210,000. Olds and yearlings show little activity. New hops include Sussex pockets at 48s to 504 per cent, Weald of Kent at 60s, and Mid and East Kent around 543 to 5s.

Faipay Sussex Weald Kent

Smithfield Market Report from Southampton Sale

Monosr. at Southampton reports 80 superior oxen landed from Spain with 29 sold locally to butchers. Dutch beasts and sheep sold heavy demand but many unsold. price declines of 4d per lb. Home fed beasts and Scots showed weakness with declines of 2d per lb. Inferior breeds dull, pork prices down 4d from last week. lamb cheaper, sold without appetite. Trade overall dull and inactive with no price changes.

Smithfield Southampton Spain

Covent Garden Market Prices Reported For Fruits And Vegetables

Our market today showed abundant fruit and vegetables with sluggish demand and no notable price changes. English pineapples 6d to 3s 6d per lb, apples 1s to te 9d, pears 1s 6d to 3s, plums 2d to 3d per half sieve, grapes 1s to 2s3d, Muscat 2s 6d to 3s 6d per lb, peaches 6d to 1s 6d, apricots 4d to 8d per dozen, and numerous vegetables with varied small trades.

Covent Garden Alexandria Alberts Aus Jemons

Printed and Published at No 337 Strand 1848 notice

Printed and Published, for the Proprietors, at No. 337, Strand, in the county of Middlesex, by William Henxay Foot, of the same place, where all Advertisements and Communications are requested to be sent. Saturday, September 36, 1848.

Strand Middlesex William Henxay Foot

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