Wheat Market Across Towns Shows Mixed Prices
Market notes from multiple towns report varied grain prices on Nov. 24 and 26. Wheat ranges from 63s to 103 6d per bushel in different locales while Barley sells between 30s and 40s per quarter. Oats move around 23s to 38s and Flour holds at upper sack rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
STON
Carlisle
Cockermouth
Doncaster
Tanisy
Egremont
Exeter
Glasgow
Gloucester
Ipswich
Kendal
Reforms Square
Lancaster
Liverpool
Manchester
Mark Lane
Wakefield
Northwich
Oxford
Plymouth
Harley Sosatony
Preston
Uxbridge
Wisbeach
Yarmouth
Adford Ee
Bradf
New South Wales
EPO
Chesterfield
Akefield
Memoranda for the Present Week Advent Sunday Timings
A dated sequence of sanely terse notes listing Advent Sunday events, moon phases, tides, and historical anniversaries from December 2 to December 8, including naval and clock times, rising and high water marks, and notable dates such as the founding of the Navy office in 1644 and Columbus discovery of Hispaniola in 1492.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuvuaseay
Nicholas
Law on capias arrests guidance from Exchequer court
Legal correspondence outlines how judges decide on granting a capias ad respondendum to arrest a defendant likely to leave the country. It notes that army officers abroad are not automatic excuses, cites Gurney and Coltman decisions, and discusses bail exoneration and statutory limits under 1 and 2 Vict. cap. 110.
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Victoria
Butt
Gurney
Victoria I
Capias
17Th Foot
England
Coltman
Tindal
C.J
Common Pleas
Bateman
Co. Parke
Jeff
Gurney, B
Autumnal Imagery and Garden Advice From a Classic Essay
The article reflects on autumn's beauty and shifting seasons, describing sensory details of leaves, birds, and fungi while contrasting summer and spring. It then offers weekly garden operations such as trenching, hedges, onion storage, mushroom care, and bulb planting, with a note on talipot palms and plant lore from various contributors.
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Nature
London
Anon
Ceylon
Tate Ma
C. L
Cambridge Heath
H. I
East Indies
Turkey
Lybid
Jupiter
Ammon
Russell-street
Ovent-Garden
Hai
Linnaua
Health of the metropolis Death toll rises slightly in new report
The city records a small increase of six deaths with unknown causes leading the list. Bills show 82 unknown, 37 consumption, 31 age and debility, 21 inflammations, 18 fevers, 14 convulsions, 11 small pox, and 8 dropsy.
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A. B
Worthing
J. G
Dulwich
Lincoln
Edinburgh
Jonathan
William
Emma Ward
Borar
Kingston
A. L
Hornsey
Mit
John W—s
Portrait of the Queen to be Delivered to Six Months Subscribers
The delay in engraving impressions delayed delivery but on Sunday January 6 the Portrait of the Queen will begin shipment. Six months subscribers are entitled to receive the National Present.
Portrait of Her Majesty supply notice for districts
The agents are informed that the issue will not exceed their supply on December 1. It is required to determine in advance the exact number of Portraits needed in each district.
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X.Y. Z
J. H
Joseph Bundley
Oxford Street
Ee J. B
Rnr
Gray’s-ian-square
Lord Denman
Lord Durham’s Return Seen as Epoch for Good or Evil
A London editorial hails Lord Durham as a possible pivotal figure in English politics. It argues his return could shape the nation positively or negatively, noting his proven sense, perseverance, and liberal power, while criticizing past associations and perceived sacrifices by his so called allies.
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Lord Durham
H. B
Lord
Durham
Glasgow
Newcastle
Bowlby
Lord Durham named as potential leader for reform push
The text argues Lord Durham should stand apart from faction, embrace clear policy, and lead the popular movement within twelve months. It praises his mind and calls for liberal Canada policy, pacification plans, and rejection of Reform Bill juggle while urging swift, principled action.
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Lord Durham
Canada
Durham
Whittle Letter and Todmorden Riots Stir Public Debate
A letter from James Whittle defends his remarks on Lord Fitzwilliam amid a Liverpool controversy. The Todmorden riots are blamed on Tory and revolutionary factions, with calls for inquiry into Mr Fielden and police handling as troops restore order.
Mr. OConnell and the Ballot Debate
The article argues Mr. O Connell finally accepts linking Irish liberty to empire politics and demands ballot adoption as a government condition. It warns of consequences for Melbourne's ministry and calls a principled liberal stance essential, praising the ballot as a national measure.
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O’connell
Ireland
Empire
Mr. Warburton
Mr. Grote
Stephens
Feargus O'Connor
Lord Melbourne
Lord John Russell
Gover
O'Connell
England
Liberal Party
Attwood Reassures Birmingham on Law and Pay Order
The article notes Mr. Attwood’s recent letter in which he reaffirms support for obedience to the law and to his old standard of Pay Order and Law. It contrasts his stance with Feargus O’Connor and Stephens and reports hoped influence against anarchists amid Birmingham’s divided state. The piece also mentions Edmonds Salt and union leaders aligning with Attwood’s position.
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Todmorden
LA Belle Alliance
Times
Morning Herald
Fielden
Oastler
Robert Peel
Duke of Wellington
England
Toa
Morden
Attwood
Ma. O’connor
Birmingham
Edmonds
Salt
Feargus O’connor
Stephens
Attwee
Arrival of Inconstant Brings News to Plymouth
On Wednesday evening the frigate Inconstant arrived from Quebec amid a hurricane. Captain Privy reported Karl Durham and family aboard and well, having left Quebec on the 1st. Rumors place his lordship at Falmouth, though a cutter officer says he may be on board. Preparations for a reception have long been underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Privy
Quebec
Portbury
Karl Durham
Falmouth
Intelligence from the East Indies and unrest in Peru
Reports state active preparations for a campaign in the East Indies and an army of observation forming, with reinvestment of Herat noted as less creditable. Peru reports an insurrection leading to Santa Cruz’s deposition and Peruvian independence. A Peru–Bolivian Confederation dissolution follows.
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East Indies
Herat
Constantinople
Geneva
Messageries Laffitte
Paris
Italy
France
Peru
Fame
Monte Video
Santa Cruz
Munich
Duke de Leuchtenberg
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Maria
St. Nicholas
Bavaria
Coatham
Robert Lees
Tilley
Guildhall
Cooper
Aldermaribury
Tate
Saffron Walden
Essex
Lord Rayleigh
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