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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 18, 1849

Page

9

Farmers and Friends Rally Over Agricultural Distress

A series of county and town meetings across Oxford Wiltshire Essex Middlesex Warwick Exeter and Glamorgan debate responses to agricultural distress. Farmers urge rent relief and repeal of malt tax with calls for moderate protection while landlords resist drastic changes and advocate private settlements. In Exeter Sir Thomas D. Acland questions fast shifting policy as meetings confront farming versus free trade tides.

Gillet Oxford Lord Sherborne Roberts Wilts Devizes Mr. Williams Shorestes Essex Middlesex Uxbridge Sussex County Lewes Brentford House of Commons Warwick Baldwin John Scott Exeter Music George Turner Barton May Fulford Dr. Brent T. D. Acland M.P Baronet Thomas R. Lopes Bridgend

Forged Bank Notes Seen In London Shops

Reports note forged Bank of England notes shown in windows at Mr. Heath’s Poultry and two other Commercial Road shops as forgeries flood the market and discourage tradespeople from accepting notes. Also mentions early shop closing in Hinddersfield and a Times remark on Sir Robert Peel’s jocularity about a system.

Forcep Bank Enolanp Bank of England Hinddersfield Leeds Mercury Robert Peel Court of Chancery British Museum House of Commons M. Tuizas

Stanfield Hall Murders Biographical Sketch of Rush

James Blomfield Rush, a West Norfolk farmer and land agent, is described as an illegitimate son of a gentleman farmer from near Wymondham. The narrative details his upbringing, education, marriage, tenancy changes at Dallinghall and Stanfield Hall, alleged incendiary rumors, legal troubles, and disputes with Rev. George Preston and Mr. Jermy, culminating in Rush buying Stanfield Hall under disputed terms.

James Blomfield Rush West Norfolk Wymondham Mary Blomfield James Blomfield Tacolestone Rush Academy Aylsham Samuel Pitman Bush Pratt Wood Dalling Norfolk Foulsham Jacob Astley G. J. Miles P. Boileau Jacob Geor Preston Felmingham Michaelmas Stanfield-hall Stanfield Farm Dallinghall Farm Stanfield George Preston Jermy Felmingham Farms Mr. Jermy

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