Fragmented Local Notice About Timed Market Dates
A damaged OCR snippet lists odd dates and items for a local market. It mentions Rye and Peas with unclear amounts. Readable parts include today and tomorrow references and random numbers. The fragment lacks coherent events, names, or locations to form a full summary.
Corn Laws and the London Trade Faith in Free Food
The Weekly Chronicle argues that cheap bread drives broader trade gains, citing coffee houses and urban consumption. It links high corn prices to Monopolist psychology, warns that protection hurts London’s commerce, and critiques rising urban poverty threatening industry. It urges land rent cuts and cheaper imports to boost overall prosperity and wages.
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London
Colonel Thompson
McCulloch
Thames
Manchester
Adshead
Importations of foreign cattle and tests of W Hutt support
The week sees fewer importations of foreign cattle with Spain and Hamburg sales quoted. A meeting in Hull raises funds to present a testimonial to W Hutt MP, inviting a public dinner. Reports of arson in Galloway follow, with two suspects jailed. Parliament and trade notes cover Canadian wheat duties, Metropolitans and free trade debates, and Manchester and Leeds market trends.
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Smithfield
Spain
Wamburg
Hamburg
Germany
London
Hull
Holland
Southampton
France
W. Hert
Friends of
W. Hutt
Gateshead
Victoria
John Atkinson
William Hutt
England
Galloway
Dumfries
Old Luce
Dougan
Stranreer
Taylor
Philip Lynas
Lord Stanley
United Kingdom
Canada
Legislative Assembly
Metropolitas
Metropolitan Association
St. Martin’s-in-the- Fields
St. Anne and St. Margaret
Westminster
Mechanics’ Institution
Southampton Buildings
Chancery Lane
Henry Warburton
C. P. Villiers
Sir de Lacy Evans
F. OL. Ricardo, Esq
Win. Ewart
Bowring
Peyronet Thompson
Black
Sidney Smith
Association
Villiers
Ricardo
Ewart
Blackburne
Ridley
Great League
Anti-Cornlaw League
Manchester
Cobden
China
Maxuractuntne
Leeds
India
Barnsley
Bradford
Saxony
Erinos
Orleans
China Ratifies Peace Treaty and Heads for London
Latest intelligence reports China has accepted the peace treaty dated August 29 and will ratify once Britain signs off. An ambassador to London is proposed. News from Alexandria notes a steamer from Nankin carrying Malcolm, secretary of the English legation. British forces remain at Nankin. Chusan port works expand for health.
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Marseilles
China
London
England
Alexandria
Nankin
Suez
Malcolm
Chusan
Bayossa
Saragossa
Barcelona
Bancanona
van Halen
Madrid
France
Bircenosa
Montjuich
Exjunta
Bancrsnoxa
Formidable
Vlobreprat
Gassendi
Junta
Free Corps
Atarrazanas
Meeting at Windsor privy council and Dublin peers news
The Privy Council will meet at Windsor Castle this week to pass a proclamation summoning Parliament. Lord O’Neill is expected to replace the late Lord Gort as Ireland’s representative peer, while claims by the Earls Ene, Ross, and Erne are debated amid shifting vacancies.
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Windsor-castle
Robert Peel
Richt Hon
Baronet
Ireland
Earl of Ene
Earl of Ross
Earl of Erne
Lord Ross
Dublin Evening Packet
Entomological Society
Royal Academy
Institute of British Architects
St. Mary Redcliffe
Bristol
Messrs
Britton and Hosking
W. Hosking
Horticultural Society
Linnean Society
Himnological Society
Society of Arts
Birmingham
South Eastern
Dover
Midland Counties
South Western
North Midland
Great North of England
Grand Junction
Blackwall
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Great Western
Houcester
Elats
Croydon
Hull and Selby
Eastern Counties
Derby
Northern and Eastern
Greenwich
Brighton
Loxpon
Dover Raiway
London Tavern
Bricklayers’ Arms
Arremprep Screrpes Turovca
Tak Parisu
Seaward
Weymouth Terrace
Hackney-road
London Hospital
Shoreditch
John Black
Black
Hoxton
Deast
Wentworth-street
Jones
Fowell
Higgs
Whitcombe-street
Leicester-square
Selfer
National Gallery
Gardener’s Lane
Partridge
M‘cann
A Division of Police
St. Martin’s
Bainbridge
Suprosen Morner Tx Norrs
Millington
Holme Pierrepont
Nottingham
Noils
Cuancke
Mrrper
Central Criminal Court
Robert Williamson
Chelsea
Sarah Williamson
Royal Hospitalrow
Doolan
St. George's Hospital
John Cormick
Sarah Hall
Sophia Swan
Yateley
Southampton
Fulham
Middlesex
Swan
Oxford
Cuarce
William Dewey
Ellen Derrick
Ballantine
Charnick
Irish farmer in custody for alleged assault at Clerkenwell
George Frost, an Irish farmer, was brought to Clerkenwell police on remand for charges involving a girl known as Mary Ann Clifft who worked as a barmaid at the Coach and Horses in Great Ormond Street. Frost, lodging nearby, committed for trial on the capital charge after arriving in London to seek rent relief.
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Suetfield
Sheffield
Edward Smith
Smith
Arundellane
Rockingham Street
St. Philip’s Road
Boulton
London
Marylebone
Queen's Bench
Tracy J. Taynor
Jungmentt
Banco
Lord Denman
Commissioners of Sewers
Tracey
Bridewell
Neatu Pr. Whitatexn
Chelsea Hospital
Hazeldine
Middlesex
Brunswick-place
Thomas Marable
England
Cuvier
Erle
George Marable
Lord Abinger
Frederick Marable
Sarah Veale
Thomas Marible
Crus
Saita
Marquis of Conyngham
Cantalupe
Churchill
Courteney
Messrs. Thesiger
F. Kelly
Lush
Messrs
Platt
Richards
Butt
Clarkson
Thesiger
United Service Club
Beedale
Winchester-street
City
Rouge Et Noir
Hazard
Captan Courtney
Fitzroy Stanhope
Viscount Cantalupe
Benjamin Thompson
Courtney
General Churchill
Anne
Central Criminal Court
Mary Guldsmith
Walter
Linfuld
Goldsmith
Sinfuld
Apo
Linford
Goldswith
J. Linford
Mr. Downe
Clerkenwell
Couplamant
Bathstreet
Broughton
Dia
Shoreditch
Royal Standard
Massey
Division of Police
Heritage
Mr. Grundy
Hales
Barton
Penny
Grundy
Union Hall
Charles Knij
Charlotte Bailey
William
George Frost
Mary Ann Clifft
Coach and Horses
Great Ormond Yard
Victoria
John Brown
William Savage
Ellen Savage
Margaret Dixon
Robert Unsworth
Waterloo Bridge
Anchor Tavern
Strand
Doh
G. Powell
Oij
Westminster Bridge
Sangster
Stedman
Rush
J. Beadnall
J. Rennie
A. Gardner
J. Walsh
Timaks
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