Wages dispute and fatal murder trial in Manchester area
The Manchester cotton spinners debate wage terms while preparations for a large scale strike loom. Reports note long employment for spinners due to capital costs and the need to support others through levies. In nearby towns troops and civil unrest concerns rise amid protests and policing anxieties. Longevity notice details the burial of David Ferguson, a long-time Dunkirk resident. A Manchester Chronicle item covers spinner wage conflict and industry conditions with data from 1816 1817.
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Han Téon
Lancashire
Jone
Manchester Chronicle
MaccLeshnin
6Th Dragoons
Leek
Cougleton
Iself
Police Intelligence Encounters Multiple Irish Crimes and Trials
A Dublin police report details forgery involving Feliz O ef using a Bill of Exchange. suspects Edward Shannon and William Hill implicated. A Royal Scots sentry stops James Donpeilan with tea. Catherine Concomb and others face Newgate. Silk wage case against Mr McCormick ends with a £50 fine. Margaret Kennedy sheltered a minor, then sent to Newgate.
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Tran
Ackeon
Slomnon
Neme
Jackson
Mead
Shanyon
James Donpeilan
Sentinel
O.tee
Catherine Concomb
Fishunblea Street
Newagate
Mr. Lucan
Woodlands
Rathfarmsham
Gilbert and Smith
Patrick Datlan
Michael Mace
French Street
Tucas
Newgate
McOrmick
Bridge-street
Dublin
Sarah Bandln
Anne Nyan
Dublin Society
College-Staert Orvice
Margaret Kennedy
Teather
Liverpool
Packet
Fleet-street
Gloucestershire Assizes Delayed By New Commission Plans
Gloucester, Aug 15. Word from London indicates the Lord Chancellor favors issuing a new commission, delaying Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delivery. A notice warned locals no business would proceed before a posted time, with a meeting of attornies and barristers debating costs and procedures as they await the new commission.
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Clocester
Wathen
London
Weile
Glovestershire
Glicentyr
Giucenter
Nisi Pring
Thisassia
Servisne
Haron Gaerun
Chascellor
Surrey Assizes Report On Child Murder Trials And Executions
The Surrey assizes covered cases of child murder and related crimes. Mary Poulter, a girl under fourteen, faced murder charges but was found Not Guilty amid implications of improper conduct by a protector. Mary Stone, aged twenty one, faced a similar charge. evidence suggested a familial motive over inheritance, and she was also Not Guilty. Chennel and Chalcraft were convicted of murder at Godalming, with grisly details of hammer blows and throat cutting. They were executed at Godalming Marsh, after attempts by clergy to influence their conscience failed. The proceedings highlighted brutal crime and severe judicial response, with public contemplation of the moral implications.
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Maathenan
Jeevin
Gentiomar
Baron Garrow
Brine
Atta
Dauncay
Surrey
Mary Poulter
Mary Stone
Wentyusine
Ary Stone
Chennel
J. Chalcraft
O. Chennel
Eliz. Wilson
Godalming
Sarah Hurst
Chalcraft
Andy
Hurst
Harvest
Godalming Marsh
Chalcrest
Cheunel
Minster
Petersfield
Chernel
Wail Uial
Chalerait
Farnham
Hekuife
Weland
Amainy
Winselt
Cheuart
Chaleratt
Godaluting
Chenoel
Chalerate
Big
Wilson
Favan
Whitworth
Bridge-street
Messrs
Ward
Atkinson
Black Sud Bay
Lloyd's
M Boys
Black Sod Bay
Robert, Bingham
Oxtain
George O'Mallay
Bayous Ayres
O'Malley
Varzo
Weymouth
Fryer
Brett
Earl Annetey
Liverpool
Dublin Parket
Cmpany
Nova
Des
Dublin
Gure
Hickond
Tol
Patriot Hughes
Feauris Frayne
Kagis
Qt Wit
Wb Vetine Warty
Atc
Sean Alterwaals
Ahadhher
Gare
Vibe
Flee
Tacmips
Beet Ponty
Poe Bey da Shea
Civil
Eiwarl
Weisood
Jd Wias Thansey
Navy Movements and Ship Status at Portsmouth Harbor
Reported naval orders show eight frigates to be paid off and rearmed for home service. Vessels including Queen Charlotte and Rochfort prepare to be paid off or re-commissioned. Redfort to be re-commissioned for the Mediterranean. various ships finish dock work and await crew assignments. Captain Dillon’s Phaton and Captain Simeon II lead crews as inspections occur before Leith passage.
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Portansouth
Deptford
Totare
Albany -Barregia
Syth
Saludary
Wilson
Donald Campbell
Wm. Heees, Esq
Williamson
Burgeom
John Brown
Parser
Bleckman
Boyle
Prettyman
Dickenson
Simeon ii
Deptsford
Fradacick Spancer
Karl Boadeer
Myraidon
Phaton
Dillon
Thomas
Bia
Portsmouth
United Kingdom
Terrice
Charlote
Portamouth
Briggs
Rochfort
A. Dickson
Prometheus
Moorsom
Greetan
Jewry
Redfort
Ahker
Green
Mediterranean
Alexander
Rumilles
Brazen
Kifleman
Leld
Sligo Racing Day Attracts Large Crowd On Mooony
Sporting Intelligence reports a busy Sligo racecourse event with a large female and county contingent on hand. Heats featured horses Warrior Adonis Meg Merrillow and more, while a match race and a smuggling seizure near Black Sud Bay are noted. A fatal accident near Bridge Street and a ship capture at Weymouth are also described amid lively activity.
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Ava
Mr. Joyer
Horst Warrior
Lord Donegall
Adonis
Binghnai
Kirwan
Phantom
Cauldwell
Monecheap
Seeley
Pedentriana
Thes
Turaday
Weir
Weilington
Bingham
Meg Merrili
Brighan
Meg Mereili
Weilington,. 22 Mr. Plunkett
Snaiurock
Rwin
Bhanrock
Meg Merrillen
Fallon
Filewiliam
Greaseport
Harvest prospects and early yields from the wheat crop
Reports from England and Scotland describe variable wheat harvest progress with early samples praised for quality and potential price effects. Letters note abundant barley and oats in parts, with France reporting near completion of Northern harvests and falling prices due to plentiful supplies. Prices and weights show unusual increases in weight per bushel, signaling rich yields despite uneven regional results.
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Scotland
Aberdeen Journal
France
Auddeo
Utrecht
Markets Report Amid Mixed Wheat and Grain Prices
Market notes show a good bread wheat supply with quality fair to good. Wheat sales dull, oats demand moderate, barley scarce, and flour steady. Prices listed across grains reflect limited demand, with fresh American flour higher and hints of improved harvest weather aiding futures. Multiple crops, including oats and rye, show tentative activity while overall buying remains cautious.
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Wales
Gailan
Doll
Livanpoo
Ava
Léy Sd
Raghah
Euatisn
Ain
Jon Dia
Fairs Across Regions Attract Crowds And Trade
A broad list of fairs stretches across towns including Mayo, Antrim, Waterford, Limerick, Kerry, Donegal, and Tyrone drawing vendors, local officials, and visitors. Attendees expect livestock displays, crafts, and seasonal product exchanges amid village celebrations and market activity.
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WIEN
Muspay- Ballymark
Woextara
Ballygaen
Donegal
Ruseitimu
Ubueehe
West
Iattway
Malilelare
Antrim
Bale Psone
Keerannia
Wellycasthe
Kaeker
Plaghsobley
Deere
Graniin Learn
Kerwelly
Galyoys
Cire
Erry
Seetuwa
Lerterur
Motapa
Mayo
Warngate
Diaria
Wraskeiay
Anoghol
Satepw
Ardagh
Latgiied
Pale Hyhomaty
Hayanore
Dated
Boobridge
Tyrone
Rilkeling
Cae Helly West
Taorrich Chri
Townys
Capsteed
Tyeave
Cure Owonel
Ark
Uyarcktiwh
Weslureails
Chbuag
Clones
Monaghan - Wungarvan
Waterford
Daugouua
Tyrove
Pariontary
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Manchester
Marchester
Glasgow
Ashton
Stockport
Tay
Dunkirk
Boughton-under-the-Hlean
David Ferguson
Ferguson
Nuusellin
Netherwl
Kirkard
Deameiguir
Mame
James
Somerville
Dimagre
Lanarkehire
Lanark
Cnme
Niebiken
Carnwaith
Linton
Hrali
Muanen
Epsom
Cote Resiience
Tames Osborne
May
Gileer
Union Malt
Rod
Moon
Cox
Jane Karl
Osborne
Usborg
Offiter
Oerhe
Seeaiud Deere
Wind
Moftnit
Paraphaee
County Lowgords
Han Foor
Police Intelligence
Englisit Circult
Sporting Intelligence
Sligo
Hargesi
Naig
Ail
New Calmes
Belfast
Dandy
Bailyshanaun
Janes Forbes
Finatskilion Chrinica
Anglash
Coombe
North Newton
Lowerselphire
Kirton Fen
Ang
Gth
Gecrral
Holland Feo
Wildmore
West Fenstoo
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