Oxford street market reform urged in public letter
A supplement to an Oxford address laments current market layouts urging cheaper provisions and wholesale fairness. It argues against a northward market line, proposes an L shape toward the corn market, criticizes herb market smells, and calls for Parliament action or market redesign to protect university and city interests. It also notes political updates from Vienna and Warsaw, and local items from London society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Leadenhall-market
Jesus College
Universty
Lord Harcourt
Major Digby
Dublin
St. James's
Russia
Prussia
Poland
Warsaw
Republic
Europe
Vienna
Sheriff Lewes
Corporation of London
Lewes
Jacob’s Lane
Orpringe
Alderhead
Bishopsgate-street
Robert Harris Hurtt
Newton-Blossomvile
Bucks
William Farrer
Standard
Chelmsford
Hereford
Windsor Domestic Jaunt and St Vincent Debate Update
Report from London notes Duke of Camber’s finances limit a royal tour to Windsor area. Prince of Wales’ access to newspapers denied is dismissed as false. Commons debates St Vincent affair next Monday. St Vincent island details described as fertile with coffee and cocoa, while Irish unrest prompts careful troop conduct orders from the War Office. The Thirty-nine Articles discussion is adjourned to Tuesday fortnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camber
Ireland
de Grand
Windsor
Prince of Wales
House of Commons
St. Vincent's
Island of
St. Vincent
West Indies
England
Lord Townshend
Dublin
War Office
Ifer Kingdom
Theatrical Entertainment Listings for Covent Garden
The page lists evening shows including The West Indian with the Pigmy Revels and The Author, Covent Garden. It mentions Cymbeline and The Golden Pippin with Burletta, plus Every Man in his Humour in the same lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covent-Garden
Stock Prices and Bank Shares in 19th Century Market
Listings show varied bank stock readings and annuities with percentages noted. India bonds and South Sea items appear alongside several fixed rates and terms such as per cent and long annuities, indicating a financial page snapshot of yields and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Ann
Ditto New
India Ann
India Bonds
Pr Naty, &c. Bilis
Bank
Long Ann
Also Mentioned on This Page
Queen’s Arms Tavern
St. Paul's Churchyard
W. Wilde
London
Lady-day
Michelmas
B. S
Zool
John Worchyer
Cambridge
Stoney Stratford
Northampton
Old Stratford
Dungfanger
St. James’s Chronicle
Carmarthenshire
Lougher
Llannon
Llanelly
Thomas Williams
Neath
Glamorganshire
Thomas Skinner
King’s-Head
Middle-row
Holborn
Kimbolton
Huntingdonshire
Abthorp
Bull Inn
Froddesdon
Hertfordshire
Batwick
Sawbridgeworth
Gilstone
County of
Hertford
Hoddesdon
Bishops-Stortford
Newmharket
Harden
Goodwin
Fale
Angel
Bishops Stortford
Green Man
Harlowe
Crown
Epping
Eagle
Snaresborough
Mr. Skinner
Goswellstreet
Grosvenor-street
Grosvenor-square
Sous Canpe
N.B
Battle
Messrs
Weller and
Delves
Tunbridge - Wells
Sussex
Kentith
Hammond
William Gillmore
Nlb
Fowder
Lester Harvey
Postscript
General Evening Post
East-India House
United Company of Merchants of England
Fast-Indies
Leadenhalltreet
Robert Brand
Long-acre
Chelsea
Mr. Brand
Ty Heartfree
Pacificus
Philotheus
London-Bridee
G. Robinson
Paternofter-row
J.robson
Bond-Streets
J. Walter
Charingcross
Prince
Woodyer
Lockyer Davis
Hothorn
Balguy
J. Nourse
Strand
Mouat
Page
Tower-hill
Harrison
Bird
Mayer
Lye
Delafaye
Canterbury
Thomas King
Farnham
Surry
Benjamin White
Horace’s Head
Fleet-street
Place of Sale
Dodsley
Pall-mall
Parker
New Bond-street
Almon
Piccadilly
Walter
Charing-cross
Glass
Guinea
W. Davis
W. Nicoll
St Paul’s Church
Lee
Cornhill
Cooke
Stoke Newington
Brookes
Judge Byrys
William
Holland
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