Mark Lane Express announces agricultural and trading coverage
An 1829 promotional note touts the Mark Lane Express as a large weekly newspaper for landowners, farmers, maltsters, and merchants. It promises market details, wool and meat reports, price lists, fairs, legal notices, patent updates, and parliamentary motions, urging orders via publisher W Jenkinson in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark-lane Express
Edinburgh Chronicle
Lancaster Herald
Mechanics’ Magazine
REFORMERS OF SCOTLAND AND WEST INDIA POLICY DISCUSSION
Dense parliamentary debate on West Indian slavery, Orders in Council, and gradual emancipation. Speakers cite Canning Fox and statecraft, urging measured reform, colonial cooperation, religious uplift, and careful inquiry into the slave system and planter distress.
Reform Bill and West India distress discussed in Lords
In the House of Lords on April 7 the Ecclesiastical Prescription Bill advanced through a committee. Petitions against Ireland education reform were presented by Lord Rosslyn and others. Earl Harewood spoke for West India planters, detailing distress, distress causes, and urging inquiry and remedies to protect colonial property amid calls to reform slavery and trade policy.
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Order In Council
Demerara
Suffield
Earl of Harewood
Viscount Goderich
House of Commons
Bahamas
Earl
Harewood
Lord Goderich
Lord Seaford
Mr. Canning
Jamaica
Trinidad
Barbadoes
West India
West India Islands
Europe
Canning
Fox
West Indies
Mr. Fox
England
Batubiehon
Canterbury
London
Duke of Wellington
Privy Council
Great Britain
Seaferd
Fee
Regisl
Lani Ellenborough
Goderich
Earl of Hargwood
Glasgow
Duke of Cleuch
Trades’house
Lord Melbourne
Ireland
Earl of Sharresbury
House OF Lords
Lord Rosslyn
Lord Warncliffe
Forfar
Earl Harewood
Westndia
Lord Gosford
Belfast
Derbyshire
Birmingham Political Union
Lord Wynford
Lord H
Horrific cases and charity talk at Monday meeting
A large association meeting heard dire stories of joblessness and hardship. A man out of work for three months caused his wife to bear three healthy boys in a single weekend while she suffered exhaustion. J Norman reported on open books with Episcopal Jews Benevolent Association and Episcopal Jews Society. New subscriptions were announced and the meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Macnish
Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of
Glasgow
Blackwood's Magazine
London Weekly Review
Macnish
Phrenological Society of Edinburgh
Alexander
East India Magazine
Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow
Blackwood
North
Kit
London Medical Gazette
New North Briton
Edinburgh Weekly Chronicle
Duke of Gordon
Price Zia
M’leod
Campsie
Dewar
M'Leod
Repupia
Highlands
Edin Literary Journal
Dra. M
Keer
J. Norman
Episcopal Jews’ Benevolent Association
Benevolent Association
Episcopal Jews’ Society
Fragmentary notes on Benefice Restrictions and River Accounts
The readable parts describe a reading of the Benefice Restrictions at an Archbishopric and an upcoming second Wednesday in May. Also mentions Swan River accounts from the Sivian River region and climate salubrity, noting ongoing work and a man opposing cleanliness efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teebary
Swan River
Sivan
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Saint
James’s Bazaar
King Errest St. James's Street
Pabtic
Duggs and Co
Newgate-street
Pierce Egan
Thomas Tegg
Cheapside
R. Ackermann
Regent-street
George III
Parbury, Allen, and Co
Leidenhall Street
WR. M Pmun
Mpkin and Marshall
Swith
King Williams
Price
Liverpool and Manchester
Joseph Kirwan
Joseph
Edinburgh Advertiser
Scotland
Bethtean Ton
John Howie
Gain
Church of Scotland
Wmn. AP Gavin
Evangelical Magazine
Blisher
Edinburgh
William Cobbett
Britain
Wm. M‘gavin
Cobbett
M‘gavin
Christendom
Wilson
S.o. Price
Glasgow Mechanics
Leeds Mercury
L’economia Della Vita Umana
di Dodsley
Tradotta
da B. Aloisi
Edin
Gaz
William Symington
Stranraer
Symington
Christian Herald
Arai
Imperial Parliament
Bethnal-Green Benevolent Association
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