Grain Prices Provokes County Meeting in Kincardine
A public assembly of landholders and magistrates in Kincardine, held at Stonehaven on February 6 1815, urged protecting grain growers to safeguard employment and national supply. Resolutions claim grain manufacture sustains five and a half million workers, warn of unemployment and emigration if protections fail, and call petitions to Parliament guided by Lord Arbutnot.
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Kincardine
Stonehaven
Vistount Arbuthno Rt
Canary
Great Britain
Ireland
Otur
Earl of Hardwick
Hlouse of Lords
George Marley Drummond
House of Commons
James Dirquitar
Menther
Peter Milne
Parlianent
Price of Bread and Corn Dominates Parish Meeting in 1815
At Aint Saviour’s parish Vestry on February 27 1815 a meeting condemned high land and bread prices tied to wartime demand. They urged Parliament to rejectCorn Laws revisions, urged economy and retrenchment, and thanked MPs Charles Calvert and Charles Barclay for support while ordering petitions to be published in local papers.
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Cyoir
St. Giles’s
WOOD
P. Rubsistengv
Ed Dutini
Berane
EAI
Porte Ischiet
Wilrogden
Josep
Yale
Alder Wa
South Wark
Paris
Great Britain
Nam
House of Lords
Wonise “E Commons
Charles Calvert
Charles Barclay
House of Commons
Iusg
Charles ‘Barclay
Courier and Statesman
Times
Morning Chronicle
Skarneer
Camberwell
Pechham
Dulwich
Golden Lion
Buchanan
George
Peckham
George Bolme Sumner
Sanmel ‘Phorntan
Aig 2
Courier
Vimes
Parish Vestry Resolutions on Corn Laws Petition 1815
A parish Vestry meeting in Whitechapel approves petitions to Parliament against altering the Corn Laws. Resolutions urge representation by county MPs and a Lords petition to oppose foreign corn import regulation. Also notices of victualling yard sale and forage contract proposals announced.
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Saint Mary
Whitechapel
Bridgman
United Kingdom
House of Barlament
House of ‘Lords
Times
Morning Advertiser
Ange
Youn
Bridgeman
Pept
Isis
Furendon
Tas Majesty's Victualling Yard
Deptford
Army Promotions and Exchanges in the Guards and Dragoons
War Office notices list promotions and exchanges across regiments including Life Guards, Light Dragoons, and Foot regiments. Names such as Wombwell, Wildman, Angelo, Monins, Green, Black, M Mahon, and Belhaven appear with ranks moved by purchase or exchange, affecting Cornet, Lieutenant, Captain, and Ensign positions.
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Life Guards
W. Wombwell
Cornet
Purchase
Bontein
Regiment of Light Dragoons
E. Wildman
Goth Foot
O’hegerty
W. H. Angelo
25Th Light Dragoons
Green
W. Monins
Rowlis
Ditto
T.C. Green
Sth Light Dragoons
Angero
1St Regiment of Foot
49Th Foot
Balfou
Ditty
J. A. M'Mahon
Moises
R.M. Lord Belhaven
5Th Foot
Young
P . 45Th
G. Croasdaile
Coley
9Th Loyal Veteran Battalion
G. Fl. Douglas
Ryrie
N. Macleod
M-Crummin
J. Campbell
Douglas
H. Holyoak
Stewart
73D Foot
T. Frederick
Holyoak
C. Rose
Abbott
P. Pratt
47Th Foot
Hunt
Royal African Corps
F. Clements
Clarke
J. Adamson
Idmarsh
B. Adams
Clements
Cape ‘Regiman
P.C Cockburne
40Th Foot
Ellert
Irsin
V. Ravenscroft
J. Gammell
58Th Foot
Brever
W. Robinson
Royal Marine Artery
Gloucester
Bristol
White
Military Promotions and Bankruptcy Notices in 19th Century Schedule
A period notice lists military promotions across multiple regiments including the 7th Light Dragoons and 90th Foot with various captaincies and lieutenancies, alongside bankruptcy superseded declarations and a long roster of bankrupts and assignees with upcoming proceedings in Guildhall and other venues. The document names officers, promotions by exchange or without purchase, and creditors and debtors linked to regional courts.
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Severn and Wye
Gloucestershire
Scott
New Bridgeestreet
London
Dover
Free Courts of Justice
Thames
Medway
Ledger and Shaw
County of
Kent
Messrs
Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown
Paternoster-Brow
Tondon
N.B
Gentleman’s Magazine
Parliament Debates Corn Laws and Jury Reform in Scotland
In the House of Lords in London Lord Shaftesbury withdraws a petition against Corn Law alterations after consultation. Lords Grenville Lauderdale and Iverporol discuss voter franchise bills while a recess is urged. A Scottish trial by jury bill prompts calls for compulsory judges and a debated unanimous jury clause.
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Gymmons
Lord Grenville
Earl of Lauderdale
Earl of
Iverporol
Scotland
Lansa Pown
Lord Erskine
Rrupescarr
Rostyx
Stanuore
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Lapies
The
East India Company
CFEAS
Malls
Stanley Clarke
Cork-street
Burlington Gardens
Office OF Ordnance
His Majesty's Ordnance
Patl-Mail
Barrara
Warley
Chatham
Portsmouth
Isle of Wight
Christchurch
Woolwren
Warley and
Chatiam
Werepon, Borthampto Nhire
Royal Artilery
Pall Malaforesaid
R. H. Crew
T. Shillitog Doncaster
E.gock
Mevagissy
Cornwall
Whits “Hart-Inn
Saint Angtell
Attornies
Mr. Simmons
Saint Austell
Thompson
Gray’s Inn-square
J. Lane
Arundel
Essex
Marely
Guildhall
Pali ‘Atta
France
Bedford-row
Mant
Storrington
Sussek
W. A. Evans
Brearly-street
Birmingham
Machh
Ag+pinall
Quality-court
Chancery-lane
Ty Richmond
Dent
Meetall
Deal
Long
Austen
Guyieo
C. Magze
Whitehaven
Grocer
Black Lion Lin
Lowden _ Clement
Vine Inn
Stafford
Austine and Wright
Temple
Stone
Staffordshire
de Lasta
Jackson
Torside
Derbyshire
Messrs¢ “Vargant, Clarke
Bie
Ashfield
Sanchemety Thaings
Chancery-fane
Loudotte
Malveen
Worcestershire
Taylor
Marthe
Worcester
Attories
Mr. Chilton
Exchequer Office
Lincoln’s Inn
de Courcy
W. Huxham
Exeter
Ficcadilly
H Chesmner
Sittingbourne
Mr. C. Sandys
Canterbury
Collett
Weinburn
Chancery- Tane
Mary L Lawrence
Wappenbury
Warwick
King’s Head
Coventry
Attorni
King’s-bed Inn
J. Carter
D. Clarke
Bedford
Shoemaker
Red Lion Sun
Meredith
Lincoln's Inn New Square
Jimes
J. Webb
Broadway
Imperial Parliament
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