Agricultural Notes and Reports on Grain Prices and Sheep
A compact summary of rural topics including grain price fluctuations, wool prices, and meat tables. Includes notes on pasture management, barn practices, and various essays by Scottish agrarian authors and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pee
Ferniseon
Sacoodhil
G. Sin
Newcross
Surrey
Sibaechaes
Wiliam Hogg
Stoko
Peebleshire
William Laidlaw
Bowerhope
Selkirkshire
Henry
Riddell
Drydean
Selkirk
Barba Robertson
Harlehead
Éen
James Fraser
Millwright
Dowally
Perthshire
Tummel Ferry
William Blackwood
Edinburgh
T. Cadeil
Erand
Butler and Butler health remedies sold in Cheapside ad
Advertises JAMES'S FEVER POWDER CARDS and BUTLER'S CARDIAC TINCTURE TURKEY RHU BARB as effective medicines for fever measles and digestive issues. Promotes CHING'S WORM LOZENGES BUTLER'S ESSENCE OF GINGER AND CAMOMILE and GREGORY'S STOMACHIC POWDER. Recommends TOWERS STONACHIC ESSENCY for early cholera response. DAFFY'S ELIXIR and CARMINATIVE GINGER LOZENGES also sold by Butler and agents in country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
u.Po
R. G. G. James
Butler
Ching
Gregory
Professor Gregory
Edinburgh
N.B
Messrs. Butler
Cheapside
St. Paul's
Remarkable Cure of Cholera Morbus by Universal Medicines
A Derby area letter extols Morison and Mont's Universal Medicines for cholera cases. It details a severe cholera patient, Samuel Ellicock, treated with No 2 and No 3 doses, then No 1, with frictions and decoctions easing cramps, restoring strength after hours of critical symptoms. The account endorses widespread availability through agents in London and other towns, urging confidence in the medicine's efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orison
Guonibon
Morison and
Mont
Samuel Ellicock
Peter-street
Derby
Derby. H. Oh
New-road
King's-cross
London
St the Surrey
Chelsea
Chapple
Be Ware
Pullanall
Kirtism
Bolingbroke- Wotgs Yeworth
Pain
Jermyn-street
Solding Et Arenser
Richmond
Meyar
May’s- Grats
Blackheath
Grititha
Wood’ Wharf
Teh
Benjamin Pitt
Cornwall Road
Lam SA
Craven-street
Strand
F.r. Wew
Vauxhall
Monk
Bexley Heath
Teraesetes
St. Roman's
Dartford
Cowell
Asimalica
Parfitt
Edeware-road
C. Ates
Overi Trinity Grounds
Deptford
Taylor
Hanwell
Meee Bowbridge
Stratford
J. Moore
Guernsey
Melta
United States of America
Othe College
Quntry
Fragmentary Edinburgh Notes and Musical Album Ads
A rough OCR fragment from a 19th century page includes scattered references to Edinburgh scenes, a polemical sketch of a pugilists club, a musical ballad, and poetry for music. It mentions professors, science sections, and county election details with polling places and population notes. The text jumble suggests a periodical mix of culture and local governance notices with partial names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walaa
Meio Tennwiti
Arene Fen
Maberly Bankruptcy Hearing on Portuguese Loan Commission
A creditors meeting was held to audit accounts and prove debts in the Maberly bankruptcy. Mr Poole for Mr Knight claimed one fifth of 34,5001 as commission from the Portuguese Regency Loan bonds issued at 105,600/ earning Mr Knight the proportionate share. Dividend should wait for more assets. 10,000 expected. Debts total 230,000 with unsecured 136,000 and secured 74,000. a dividend of about three shillings in the pound anticipated unless further assets improve prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HR. Maberly
Poole
Knight
Maberly
Terceira Regency
Easthope
Will of the Duke of York examined in York estate case
The creditors debated the insolvent Thomas Burn Desormeaux at Ratcliffe highway while the Duke of York affair moved forward. A crew including Hoare and Co. and Thompson testified about large removals from the insolvent's premises and a van load hidden by his mother. The royal will of Frederick Duke of York, dated December 26, 1826, was read, naming Sir Herbert Taylor and Colonel Benj. Chas. Stephenson as executors with the estate placed on trust and sale plans for debts and eventual transfer to Princess Sophia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Burn Desormeaux
George and Vulture
Ratcliffe Highway
Thomas Woodroffe
Messrs
Messia
Hoare and Co
Thompson
George and
Vulture
Chace
Dean-street
Commercial-road
Cooke
Duke of York
Agan
Imut
Wittterer
Canterbury
Frederick Duke of York
Herbert Taylor
G.C.H
Benj. Chas. Stephenson
His Majesty’s Board of Works
Sophia
H. Taylor
Benjamin Charles Stephenson
Frederick Duke of York and
Albany
Frederick
Duke of
Yor and
Patrick Macgregor
Francis Deighton
John Parkinson
London
John Dawbeny
Sir Herbert Taylor
Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order
Lathan Gortling
George Jenner
Charles DY
Neley
Imagination's Stroke Believed to Lead to Death in Waterford County
A seventeen year old girl named O'Brien gathering heath on a bog in Waterford County felt a godly stroke so powerful it altered her spirit and led to a deepening decline until death. Neighbors attributed it to supernatural beings or mysterious coincidences as the cause of her demise. She was buried on Wednesday evening, according to the Tipperary Free Press report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien
County Waterford
Tipperary
Free Press
Curious Silk Balloon Descends Near Spalding Farm
On Monday evening the 20th a large silk balloon marked Green descended on Jacob Smith’s Gosberton Fen farm near Spalding. A shepherd first spotted the strange object and, thinking a living animal, released his dog. The balloon moved freely as the shepherd struck it with anger. The animal could not be stopped, and the shepherd crushed it with his staff, making two holes and nearly suffocating the gas inside the envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Jacob Smith
Gosberton Fen
Spalding
Historic Aberdeens reform vote leans Bannerman readied
In a detailed tally ofAberdeen voters the Aberdeen Chronicle cites 4584 pledged to Bannerman and 576 to Provost Hadden, predicting a three to one Reform victory. Reported candidate lists span Ireland and Britain, with shifts among conservatives and reformers in multiple counties and boroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aperdeen
Vis
Bannerman
Aberdeen’ Chronicle Arge
Provost Hadden
Aberdeens
Hadded
England
Gillon
Armagh
Wesnby
Leonard Dobbin
Colonel Williams
Hatelh Soto
Kennedy
Belfast
William Sharman Crawford
Robert James Tennent
Belfast Chronicle
Arthur Chichester
Marquis of Donegall
Birmingham
Attwood
Scholefield
Cam Bripees Hine
Adeane
Yorke
CarMartHen
G. Rice Trevor
Edward Adams
Middletonhall
Cashel
James Roe
CarLton
P. R. Welch
Cork
Cornwall
Frelawney
William Molesworth
Penduvis
Lemon
Derry
John Byng
Poole
Devizes
Montague Gore
Devon
Lord John Russell
John Crocker Busteel
Lyneham
John Buller Yarde Buller
Lupton
Lord Ebrington
Dustin
O’connell
Kerry
Freeman's Journal
Fitzsimon
Dublin
O'Connell
Durham County
Pease
Society of Friends
East Retford
Greville Harcourt Vernon
Lord
Newark
Eptnsuron
City
Morning Post
Lord Advocate
Aytoun
Epinguren
G. Clerk
George Clerk
John Dalrymple
George
Holt Mackenzie
Morrison
Leith Hay
Elgin Courier
Caledonian Mercury
Sibthorpe
Hill
Carrie
Lord Brougham
Lord Althorp
Hull
Ireland
Essex
Hall Dare
Palmer
Nazing
Baring
John Tyrell
Western
Local Candidates Vie For West Riding Seat Amid Row
A fragmented report notes multiple figures including Colonel Lowther and Hon. Edward Petre contesting the West Riding seat. Names such as Mr Cayley and Ramsden appear in the field with indications of candidacy and shifting alliances. The text shows active lobbying and announcements as candidates prepare for the Leeds area race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowther
York
Browis
Edwart
Petre
Onatler
Leeds
Mothe’Hoa
Ava
Ton
Mr. Cayley
Sale of Tabaris estate in Carmarthenshire town auctioned
Yesterday afternoon the Tabaris estate of the late Lord Robert Seymour in four parishes near Llandillo, Carmarthenshire, South Wales, was offered in one lot at auction. The freehold property includes the mansion, grounds, stables, ornamental land, about 700 acres of timber and gardens, plus around 2,300 acres of arable and pasture. Timber valued at 22,000 pounds. crops to be valued. annual outgoings 282 pounds. sale price 42,950 pounds after keen competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin the
Robert’.Seymour
Llandilla
Carmarthenshire
South Wales
O Connell Attacks Anglegea Brougham and Irish Pledge
Extract from a letter by Mr O Connell to the Pilot editor discusses Anglesea dialogue Cork and calls it incredible. He denounces Lord Chancellor Brougham’s speech as ignorant and perverted and mocks Cobbetts nicknames. He cites a broken pledge on the Irish Special Jury Bill and defends pushing further on press prosecutions and Irish issues. He plans to address Four gun brig next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connell
Anglegea
Cork
Becaue
Hogstye
Brougham
Lord Brougham
House of Lords
Cobbett
Pechisn
Baggaboo Broughan
Edward Sugden
Lord Althorp
Jas
Graham
Lord Melbourne
England
Scotland
Ireland
House of Commons
Stanley
Anglesea
Blackburn
Working Classes Union backs Irish struggle and public meeting
A Bethnal Green meeting of the National Union of the Working Classes backed Irish rights against oppression and criticized church state union. The chair urged sympathy plus action including a public meeting before the general election and a subscription to fund it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the George
Bethnal-green-road
Buck
Brougham
Anglesea
Ireland
Newsom
Goulburn
Yearly
Banton
Woodhouse
Pirates Extraordinary At Howth Beach Report
A damaged fragment from Howth reports a boat driven ashore by stress or crew awkwardness. Eight boys aboard, reportedly goboys in the text, were marooned on the beach as the vessel wrecked. rope and gear were left, with the wrecks handed over to local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howth
Uta
Sala Fc Ren
Ays A
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Panorama
Fimabarya
Agricelidee
Highland Society of
Edineburgh
Ercland
Wales
St Borongius
Bankruptcy Court
Greenwich
E. Barnard
Gostekl Hall
Braintree and
Halsted
Kent
Reformers
West Kent
Messrs. Hodges and Rider
William Richard Powlett Geary
Prinriples
Knatchball
Willian-Codway
Mr. Plumptré
Lord Duncannon
Clare
Moore
Lord Palmerston
Lord. Palmerston
Tennyson
Lanetsnine
Perty
G. Waidtek
Macey
John Marshall
Leta
JA. Murray
Limerick
S. Dickson
Pierce Mahony
Howley
H. Watson
Lonpownperry
R. Ferguson
Dawson
Leckey. Loncrorp
Colonel White
Lord Forbes
A. Lefroy
Mart Boroucu
Ernest Bruce
Marquis of
Aylesbury
Alexander Baring
Alexander Malet
Norrock
Jacob Astley
Norwork
Henry Cholmondeley
Park
Wyndham
Peach
Noorthumberland
Beaumont
Ord
Bell
Patstey
M.kerrell
J. Maxwell
Bewes
Collier
Portak Lineton
D. Damer
Carey
Preston
Huot
Forbes
J. Stanley
Hesketh Fleet
Queen’s County
Henry Parnell
Holyhead
Queen's County
Freeman’s Journal
Renfrewshire
Glasgow Chronicle
Michael Shaw Stewart
Fenton
Tavior
Latrorp
Hopkins
Barcus
Loch
Stafford
Robert Frankland
Gibson
Leeds Mercury
Westweary
Richard Nagle
Rochfort
MR. Oconnell
National Union OF the Working Classes
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