Woollen Manufacturers Call for Union Against Corn Laws
A 1813 Gloucester meeting of woollen manufacturers at the Fleece Inn Rodborough resolves that commerce and manufacturing interests must unite to oppose corn law reforms. They urge petitions to Parliament and the Prince Regent, appoint a nine member committee led by Edward Sheppard, and call publication in local papers.
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Rodborough
Edward Sheppard
Esquin
Commerte
England
Othe Islands
Coghierciaktav
Pation
Baggor
France
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Aly
Europe
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Austins
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Dlack
March
High Court of Chancery
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St. Mary
Newington
Surrey
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Southamyptor
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Londar
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Devon
Wight
Fang
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Gloucester Petition and Woollen Manufacturers Thanked in 1815 Meeting
The meeting thanked Alexander Baring for his pro commerce stance against Corn Law changes and expressed thanks to supporting MPs. Dispensary and charity officials were praised for humane care, with resolutions to publish in Morning and Evening papers. Public notices and legal matters followed, including property leases and bankruptcy lists.
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Gloucester
Alexander, Baring
House’ of Commons
Edward Sheppard
Chatrayan
Cheesea and Brompyshn Dispensary
Sloane- So Square, Co
Duke of York
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Charles Hopkinson
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M. J
T. Thompson
Ay Black
M.D
T.thomson
Robert Suicx
George Clark
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Arrival of American Delegation Vessel with Important Treaty Information
The Honourable Captain Maude, commanding His Majesty's ship Favourite, arrived on site last night bearing word of a treaty notification from the President and Senate of the United States of America. The dispatch signals crucial diplomatic communication reaching our waters.
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Ghent
United States
Dasti
Washington
Maude
Unitea States of America
Imperial Parliament Proceedings Report
The Lords read a third time and passed the Manie Antinuty Bill and Trish Brown Lineil Bill, with remaining notices for tomorrow. Petitions from Clapham Liverpool and Limerick related to the Corn Bill and trade issues were laid on the table. the Malta Trade Bill advanced in committee. County Rates Bill also committed with reports due next Thursday.
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Scotland
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Clapham
Marquis of Lansdowne
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Mr. Slicer
Greenwich Hospital
Trousee OF Commons
W.dundas
Edinburgh
G. L. Geiwwer
Bilston
General Gascoyne
Corporation of Liverpool
Lutesuilk
John Newpolp Gavg Nonce
Horshamp
Court of Chancery
Rose
Teave
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Supplementary Convention Between King and Emperor of Austria
The document notes a supplementary convention signed in London on June 29 1814 among Britain Austria Russia and Prussia. It outlines joint aims to maintain order in Europe until regional stability, keeps a portion of armies on foot, and fixes terms for a definitive arrangement ratified within two months. Delegates include Castlereagh Metternich and other high ministers.
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Hubert
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