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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 13, 1845

Page

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Free Traders Defence of Peel and Free Trade

A London letter decries food taxes and urges unity for repeal of the food laws. It praises Sir Robert Peel, warns against party obstruction, and calls for county and parish meetings to rally support for free trade and justice, stressing restraint from leadership to avoid harming the nation.

Accouchement and Royal Support Brings April Event

A Royal announcement signals an April event to strengthen loyalty to the throne and queen, while estate matters of Sir Gabriel Wood are outlined. The Bath will case details show legacies to wife sister and others, with English property valued under fifty thousand pounds, as the market and political scene discuss Hertford elections and local meetings.

Gabriel Wood Doctors’ Commons Lady Wood Philip Caddell Royal Crescent Bath Glasgow National Greenock Gabriel Prince Edward's Island North America Frances Ann Wood Scotland Mariner John Watson Paisley Watson England Sir Gabriel Circus County Hertford Halsey Hemel Hempstead Spencer Cowper Earl Cowper Ward Iig Hitchin Honblon Phelips Brigginepark Carter Moore-place Vandermulen C. S. Bourchier Fairman Houblon Corn Exchange Himslf Balsey Chatham Chatham Barracks John Stoker 65Th Regiment Brompton Barracks Sheerness Stone Staffordshire Newcastle Fowler Pri- Horse Guards Hung Bein Fowler Cowlin Scott 92D Highlanders 65Th, Aaid Sheer Willis No. 9 Michael Cowlin 28Th Regiment of Wool Ulre de Kouwn Horse Guards Adj Wee Ady

Landowners urged to join Agricultural Protection Society

A December 9 meeting at 17 Old Bond Street endorses a resolution calling on every landowner in the United Kingdom to join the Agricultural Protection Society and support protectionist aims against free importation and Corn Law repeal. The address stresses landlord responsibility, tenant farmer support, and the need for leaders to defend the land system amid political shifts led by Lord John Russell.

Lord John Fool Knave France Old Bond Street Duke of Richmond K.G Marqaie of Salisbury G. J. Heathcote M.P Stafford O'Brien Newdigate Miles Hey Cear Aly John Russell House of Commons Lord Morpeth League Roand Ogland England Anti-Corn Law League R. Peel J. Russell Protection Society Hose of Lords S. O’brien Ireland Times Friends of Protection Byron Eppear Bennet Nm.p Somerset Morpeth Somersetshire Andrews South Lancashire Weat Yorkshire Mr. Mundigate Heathcote Bullendshire Umbera United Kingdom Sear Fy Menting C. H. Turner Rook's Nest Antrobus H. Halford Sterxina White Horse Hotel Duke of Norfolk London India Cottegen Lisbon Robert Peel Trent Valley Drayton Manor Sheffield Mercury Duke of Wellington Hushmaney Peel Grace of Wellington Duke of Cambridge Lord Brougham Thurlow Andover Boston Royal Highness of Cambridge Duke of Rutland Grace of Rutland Scotland Sussex Portugal Richmond Duke Grace Norfolk Great Britain The Agricultural Protection Society Old Bond-street Anders Warwickshire Ar. G. Shackel Berkahire Yeomanry Aupineneas

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Cotton Twist No. Laly Free Traders Bia Archimedes New World Sampson Import Duties Committee Ronstrey the Agricultural Protection Society Tom Curry Exeter Osborne
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