Disturbances and arrests across several counties amid rioting
Reports detail clashes in Northamptonshire Kent Huntingdonshire Lincolnshire Wiltshire Cambridgeshire Bedfordshire Suffolk Yorkshire and Dorset with mobs attacking property, fires, and destruction of threshing machines. Special constables deployed. numerous prisoners lodged or bailed. notable incidents at Holbeck Ston er and Coton fire. disputes over rents and wages provoke local letters and editor correspondence.
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Holbeck
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Editor’s plea for fair pay for post office staff in 1850
A letter to the editor urges action on salaries for Treasury and Post Office workers. The writer, with 16 years at the Post Office, cites a salary of 90 pounds and nine years of arrears totaling 120 pounds, plus others in similar distress, asking the paper to use influence on their behalf.
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Court of King's Bench Case Involving Pheasant Trespass
In an action of trespass over sporting on grounds, the jury found for the plaintiff with damages of 4s. A brewer's clerk produced a letter read in evidence showing a notice from Long's Hotel Doncaster dated Sept 1a 2820 and mentioning a planned pheasant visit by the Marquis requiring civility to avoid offense.
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Westminster Sessions Convict Sentences for Assaults on Police
John Roberts convicted of violently assaulting policemen William Glynn in Mount Street Grosvenor Square on November 1 and jailed six months with hard labour. Henry Lumley pled guilty to assaulting Inspector Joshua Clements and inciting a riot. he received one month’s imprisonment.
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Borough News items and court notices from Bow Street and Union Hall
A gentleman seeks legal view on watchman detention after two men questioned him at night. John Brandon, a former gardener, is charged with robbing his master. spring gun mishap and theft details are given. Commission openings are announced for Hampshire and Wiltshire. Samuel Ward dies from injuries after the Southwark election. he leaves a widow and three children.
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Alderson
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Petition from St Leonard Shoreditch Departs for Tax Reform
A 18th century parish deputation led by James Gough presents to Lord Durham a congratulatory address on ministry changes and a petition for tax reform, especially house and window duties. The letter urges Royal support for reform and calm public order, praising the Lord Chancellor's access and urging other parishes to follow Shoreditch’s example.
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Dinner to Mr Robert Grant in Norwich
Freemen of Norwich hosted a dinner for Mr Robert Grant on a Tuesday to celebrate his re election. About four to five hundred attended as toasts followed with cheering and Grant urged supporters and the public to back the new Ministry with determination and candor.
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Naval Intelligence update with ship arrivals and wrecks
Winds fresh from the west bring reports of arrivals from the River and various stations. Vessels including the Exaneret Woodmsley and Hermes reach Newfoundland Plymouth and the Mediterranean while the Maria and Queen Adelaide are noted near Cork and Galway during gale conditions with at least one crew lost. numerous ships arrive at Hull from Vetersbourg and Petersburg with cargoes and crews.
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Market summary from a chaotic financial brief
A rough market note reports mixed prices and general activity with references to ships and trade. It mentions Russia market prices and home trade versus export, noting various figures and conditions, but OCR errors obscure specifics. The item resembles a brief commodity market bulletin with scattered numbers and place names.
The Mabarets and Market Notes from CORN ENCHANGE
The column reports fresh arrivals at the corn exchange with price levels on various commodities and limited market activity. It notes small supply of coal, few ships entering for sale, and scarce attendance, plus a brief literary review of The December Number of Weavers Monthly Magazine and related commentary on political topics and horse racing results.
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