Importation of Foreign Grain and Free Trade Debate
A critical essay argues against corn restrictions, noting six million pounds of foreign grain imported last year and contrasting with wine and other imports. It contends free trade would lower bread prices, boost overall wealth, and shift production toward agriculture or manufacture where best suited, while warning against protecting landlords through monopoly pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Detgium
Great Britain
Ireland
Noullons
Alan
Iyour
Manu
England
Marther
Wosner
Poland
Adghe
Topam
Derleh Ong
Iceo
The Real Price of Corn and Landlord Profits
The piece argues that the farmer and landlord interests diverge with price changes. High real prices raise rent and depress profits, benefiting landlords temporarily but harming the economy. It warns restraint on import rents and money depreciation is vital to national prosperity and labor welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chin
Britain
Kentucky
White
Young forgery suspect attempts self harm in custody
A young man, reportedly related to a noble Scottish family, attempted suicide at Marlborough Street police and was taken to St James Watch-house in dangerous condition after injuring himself with a nail. The case follows a forged 60 percent bill offered to a major agent, leading to arrest and ongoing inquiries into Irish bank fraud ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
Piccadilly
Marlborough Street
Clerga
Irish Bank
Ireland
Marylebone Street
Marlborough-street
St. James's
London
Petersburgh
Gustavus
Sweden
Gustavus IV
England
Oxford
Rince
Europe
Vasa
Hesse
Wassel
Trial for Sedition at Chester Spring Assizes
The trial of Tae King and J Johnson with Drummond and Baguley on charges of sedition opened in Chester in April. Prosecution outlined that the defendants conspired to incite revolution against the Government at a Stockport meeting, urging armed action and a National Convention, with witnesses detailing speeches and calls to resist taxes and reform Parliament. The case featured extensive testimony, a large crowd, and a courtroom packed with dignitaries as the jury delivered its verdict after a long session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Spring
Tae King
J. Johnson
Drummond
J. Bagueley
Stockport
Comins
Apna Toulain
National Convention
Abever
Ain
Park
William Bolton
Repty
Sagdy Brow
Bogueley
Whiting
Harrison
Baguely
Thomas Paine
Bonaparte
Ambussian
Bagueley
Jolson
Derby
Castlereagh
Lidttouth
Canning
Erannard
Groyd
John Cloyd
Manchester
kKoew
Bagurley
London
St. Peter's Church
Julioson
Johnson
Birmingham
M. Peter’s
Denmoend
Johnsen
Sandy Brow
Esis Bagueley
Kenden
Ure
Druanmond
Acre
Sidmouth
Cheshire
Lancashire
James Coppack
Lloyd, Jun
Willian Young
R. Gee
Dpagueley
Sarsdom Horatio Lloyd
Oxford
Xaw Harrison
Baguley
Dram
Harrigon
Counons
Kng T Bagueley
Dremmond
Pdisonas
Marriage settlement bill disputed by Lincoln's Inn solicitors
In the Court of King's Bench Lennon April 15 Hutchinson and another v Ouest the plaintiffs sue to recover 731 13s 2d for drafting and drawing a marriage settlement. Defendant, a patent medicine proprietor, paid 304 6d into court. Evidence shows a simplified draft after objection by Mr Davis father in law and a later abridged version by attorney Hasselt. Plaintiffs claim 73 13s 2d. witnesses testify charges reasonable while defense argues fewer charges due to altered terms. Jury finds for plaintiffs with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Davis
Davis
Hasselt
Coole
Unsmot
Ambrose Humphries
Gunty
Adolfhue
Besse
Mev Cadpman
Thea Dary
Melancholy Rabid Infection and a Fatal Military Accident
A Sheffield obituary recalls a death from a suspected rabies infection after a dog bite and a Richmond incident describes Gol We Tatham, English civil engineer, dying in a gunpowder accident shortly after expressing a wish to die. The piece blends medical alarm with a dramatic military mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jouwn
Sheffield
Siefield
Richmond
America
England
Tatham
Tethem
Eiven
Vast Irish muster and wartime sequence in rugged ledger
A long OCR fragment outlines military strength figures, regiments and native forces, listing European and native units with totals and notes on relief of regiments. It blends troop counts, county names, and administrative labels, reflecting a historic wartime muster and organizational ledger style.
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Ae 1
Edith Piber
Wintisms
D. FP
D. FP. Spats
Stanley Hooten
Barry
Copley
Council For the Crown
Parke
Evans
Mr. Croas
Mr. Willian
Me.d
PF. Jones
Court OF King's Bench
Lennon
Gargs
Watt
Pita
Prendergast
Ieee Corby Tuwamik
Boyes
Sligd
Daly
Weaver
Gag
Monvay
Agglesburrow
Derry
Milltown
Couttly
Kerry
Myner
Westmeath
Oldesitie
County Meath
Rallciane
Spay
Cork
Warrenstown
Tersnay
Adare
Coudly Linerick
Aviford
Donti
Wicklow
Cloghau
King's County
Deumey
Kildraughiil
County Kildare
Newpontsoan
Tipperary
Norber
Tullatr
Rick
Bue Wapnasbayv
Barongrove
County Cork
iBa Ty
Pyrenes Ve Wexford
Freemarket
Hart Coun
Kil Haas
Arimazh
Mahery
County
Araigh
Surnelerh x
Meath
Sarunniy
dArvaghs
Couloly
Cavady Ballaghaderis
Alnyest Uattingcar
Countty
Y Rathaus
Monaghtuy
Ballycleave
Coounty Kerry
Badgten
Monaghay
Bunacher
Kaos Couthy
Teangus
Downy Borris
Cariow
Dray
Couty Wicklaw
Calverstown
Kedlawre
Carinadoa
Cashearrigan
Leiden
Cantintun
Queen’s County
Cantletowndelvin
Conny
Kilaon
Kilmore
County Downs
Kinneeyy
Te Kms
Klug
European Artillery
European Infantry Native Cavalry
Bufantey
Eens Eeaee
Ine Inding
Itn Lasca
Tukregular
Native Cavalry
Native Infantry
Invalids and Pensionere
London Corn Exchange
Moxony
Ea Ex
Keil
Beth Hied
Dublin
Liberties
Gutiawal
Daria
Itv
Numlin
Fua
Oller
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