Public morals and reforms stir in London and Leicester
Morning Chronicle commentary denounces beerhouse dominance by publicans and coal whippers, urging magistrate action. Leicester officials face outrage over murder aftermath and Anatomy Bill criticisms. Times and Spectator excerpts attack frankfort resolutions, reform debates, and royal interactions with reform movements. Edinburgh voting disputes noted with voter counts and rate-based qualifications.
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Morning Chronicle
Wapping
Shadwell
Statcliffe
Limehouse
Mr. Ballantine
Morning Herald
Leicester
Lord Melbourne
Cook
House of Commons
The
Times
Frankfort
Forsooth
Friends of Anarchy
Germany
Federal League
Diet
Europe
Amphictyonic Council
Berlin
Vienna
Hamburgh
Kyle
Britannia
Te Ing
Detrosie
John Irving
Clitheroe
National Union
Saville-rooss
Leicester-square
England
Reform
Union
Council
William the Fourth
Gen. Gascoyne
Denroster
Lord Lyndhurst
Detrosier
Eyre Arms
Earl Grey
Lars Grey
Hanover
The Harvests Spread Across Britain In 1832 Reports
Readable portions describe extraordinary oat stalks in a Lorton field, crops across Cornwall, Sussex, Edinburgh, and Yorkshire, noting unusually favorable weather, abundant yields, and heavy wheat and barley production. Some storms cause minor damage while harvesters rush to house grain, with varied regional observations and a dramatic lightning event in Sussex. The text mentions stamps on marine insurances and Reform Jubilee celebrations in Scotland and England.
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Lewes
Susser Advertiser
Odiham
Acre
Hampshire Chronicle
Seafield
John Farquhar
Glasgow Courier
Lanteglos
Camelford
Cornwall
Falmouth
Edinburgh
Fifeshire
Yorkshire
Carlisle
Newcastle Journal
Sussex
Susser
Cornwall Gazette
Rodd
St. Just
Roseland
Bayet
Horcester
Ereter Gazette
Glasgow Chronicle
Heathfield
Wright
Wrig i
Thames
London
Great Briain
Ireland
Kelso
Scot
Larwick
Berwick
Coldstream
Melrose
Denholm
Daltons
Ghoolys
Cashel
Fitzgerald
Limerick Chronicle
Faringden Market
Iso
Alderman Waithman
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Department of the Comptroller
Somerset-place
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Cork
His Majesty
Deptford
Portsmouth
Plymouth
W. Alves
Limerick
Belfast
Waterford
Newry
Dublin
Secretary of the Admiralty
Fecoma
Tuileries
SOLC
High Court of Chancery
Duffield
Sandys
James William Farrer
Southampton
Chancery-lane
Sir Edwin Bayntun Sandys
Sitaste
Miserden
Winstone, Brimpsfield
Cranham
Gloucester
Cheltenham
Bath
Winstone
Honeycomb
Cranham, Buckle
Soldridge
Bell, Gloucester
Plough Hotel
Prince, Kell, and Howard
Trinder
Ram Inn
Cirencester
York House
Bush
Bristol
Star
Oxford
George Law
New Equare
Lincoln’s Inn
H. Wilson
Monsieur Mallan
Paris
N.B
New-street
Birmingham
Bath-street
Leamington Spa
Towers
Butler
Enderson
James
G. James
Dalby
Messrs. Butler
Chymists
Cheapside
St. Paul's
Eask
N.Y
Messrs. S. Tipper and Co.'s
Stationers
Tudor-street
Blackfriars
Hdgell
Thomas Sedgwick Whalley
Langford
Burrington
Churchill
Somerset
Portland-place
Walcot
Hambrook
Allen Davis
New Bridgestreet
Warren
Strand
Robert Warren
Wolling
Charles Smith and Son
Buitler
S. Butler
D.D
Derby
Shrewsbury School
Longman, Kees, Orme, Brown, Green, and Co
Hertfordshire
Moor Place
Great Hadham
Hoddesdon
Bishops Stortford
Ware
Hertford
Rainy
Bank of England
Michaelas
County of Hertford
Berkeley-square
Messrs. Times and Mott
Sheppard, Thomas, Leopard
Williams
Clonk Lane
P. G. Jones
Carmarthen
Herefordshire
W. Roberts
the Mart
Monkland
Wall
Arrow
Hereford
Leominster
Jenkins and Abbott
New Inn
Preece
Mart
Chancery
Shoreditch
Old-street
Messrs. Crawter
Garraway
Cornhill
Brockboles
Oldstreet-Road
Willtsaw Street
Charlotte-Street
Bateman’s
Caress Butcher S
Pilkington
Preston
Lancashire
Lancashire; Messrs
Blakelock and Fiddey
Serjeant's Inn
Fleetstreet
James Molyneux Taylor
Furnival’s Inn
Taylor
York-place
City-road
Gartoway’s
Messrs
Crawter
Cobham
Surrey
Chancery- Lane
Spectator
Ledinburgh Courant
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