Wedding of Guintho Hough Featured in Wool Street Theatre
The event description notes a wedding scene from a celebrated picture, featuring Guintho Hough in an axcony adaptation for Wool. Head of the above Woodman and Miss Linwood’s Postixit are mentioned in fragmentary terms.
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Guintho Hough
Linwood
Ancient Dorset Manor and Estates for Lease near Swanage
Lease sale notice for a Dorset manor with farm houses dairy yard and offices on about 180 acres of arable and meadow near Swanage and Corfe Castle, with sea views and connections to Wareham. properties held on leases for one two and three lives. view arranged via Farmer John Swyer and attorney Mr Henning Dorchester. Also brief notes on tar and varnish products, aromatic vinegar spirit, and patent drops by Spilsbury with retailers Bayley and Blew.
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Dorset
Wight
Swanich
Turnpie
Sivanich
Corfe Gale
Wareham Y
Purith
Corfe
Wareham
Boblus
John Swyer
Henning
Dorchester
British Colour Company
Wal Y
London
É&C
Cioe
Henry
Bayley and Blew
Cockspurn Street
J Heney
Mr. Cox
Tunbridge
Spilsbury
Eeraie
Peter Cox
Agriculture improvements on His Majesty's farms at Windsor Park
Nathaniel Kent recounts methods used on the Windsor Great Park farms to better manage oxen during seasons. An autumn winter experiment penning oxen by day on turnips and housing them with littered beds yielded strong results, with nightly muck production and improved manure near demand sites.
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Great Park
Windsor
Nathaniel Kent
Hattis Majesty
Methods and profits of oxen and folding on English farms
The article explains exploiting oxen collars over yokes, training methods, and varying regional oxen types for Norfolk Devonshire Glamorgan and Herefordshire farms. It details folding sheep flocks on light dry land, several fold designs, and the impact on wheat barley and turnips with examples of profits and cattle counts.
Trades and price fears in Britain amid harvest concerns
Reports warn of forestallers driving up prices and harming families as traders from miller to baker pass goods along the chain. Glasgow mobs threaten disruption over high provisions, while magistrates offer a reward for arresting those behind inflammatory notices. A butcher’s bullock contains a stray needle, causing illness, and a Welsh fossil bone from a read-mined site sparks scientific interest. The Seaford election reading ends with a gibe about corruption and election risks.
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Great Britain
Glasgow
Russeper
Cliffe
Sussex
Wales
Y An
London
Seaford
Minster
Fragmented Rice and Goods Prices From 19th Century Market
Prices for wheat, rye, oats, and beans appear with scattered figures and unit labels. References to HOPS, seed varieties, and livestock show a dense market listing fragment with many unreadable portions, indicating a local commodity price roundup and sales notes from a market day in a rural publication.
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Sapp
Oyta
Alferthe
Arnham
Smithfield
Mongay
Bans Bey
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