Country Markets and Wool Prices Across British Towns
A wide market report lists grain prices and trading conditions from numerous towns. Wheat, barley, oats, beans, peas, and flour are itemized with per bushel or per quarter rates. markets show mixed activity from Edinburgh to York, Liverpool to London, with notes on dull to steady demand. Wool sections in Liverpool and London report steady prices and cautious improvement, while Wakefield notes solid wool sales and firm values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Serwice
Boston
Cambridge
Cockermouth
Devizes
Doncaster
Edinburgh
Egremont
Exeter
Gloucester
Tpswich
Kendal
Lancaster
Liverpool
Maidstone
Manchester
Newcastle- Upon - Tyne
Norfolk
Suffolk
Reading
Plymouth
Preston
Shepton Mallet
Stafford
Txbridge
Wakefield
Wisbeach
Woodbridge
Yarmouth
London
York
Leicester
Diary Memoranda for the Present Week
A compact diary entry listing Advent reflections, lunar phases, tide times, and notable historical dates. It notes Mercury appearances, peace announcements, and key birthdays and deaths from 1643 to 1835, with high and low water marks across days December 24 to 29.
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James
France
London Bridge
Monnay
Great Britain
America
Leas
Isa
Cay
Isaac Newon
High Water
the Pretender
John Wilke
Oe Tuunsday
Joanna Southcote
Morno
Fripax
Herod
M. David
Fifa
Peterhese
Montrose
Mor
Legal Notes and Medical Queries in the Parish Ledger
A miscellany of legal Q and A items from Davis Johan to Joan Crooks after a note on tenancy and insolvent debtors. Included is a long Health of the Metropolis mortality table with causes and weekly burial figures, plus numerous medical prescriptions and garden notes on tan sponge.
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Davis Johan
R. P. Charleton
Indoctus
Kenningtonn
H. H
Joan Crooks
Examiner's misread of Lord Durham and rational radicals
A reply to the Examiner accusing it of betraying liberal principles by siding with reform while denouncing rational radicals. The article defends independent thought, rejects Chartist labels, and asserts the movement’s core aims include ballot, extended suffrage, triennial parliaments, and Irish tithe reform.
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Lord Durham
Liberal Party
Upus
Ultra
Lord Melbourne
Ireland
Movement Party
Examiner
Feargus O’connor
Stephens
Weekly Chronicle
Opening of the French Chambers and International Tensions
The French King's speech shows little for English readers beyond hopes of ending trade-disrupting disputes with Mexico and Argentina. Naval actions near Vera Cruz may not deter Mexican interior resistance. Ancona has been evacuated as Austrian troops withdraw. France's internal state is tranquil, with good royal relations and sympathy from illness in the royal family. Louis Philippe is praised as a caring father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Argentine Republic
Vera Cruz
St. Juan
Baudouin
Ancona
France
Holland
Belgium
Louis Philippe
Botany notes and garden hints in miscellaneous sections
The passage compiles botanical tips and reader queries on plant care indoors and outdoors. It discusses seasonable precautions for houses, plant watering and ventilation, notes on specific plants and myths, and mentions reprinting notices in the country edition along with miscellaneous correspondence and comments on colonial topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goa
J. P
Beihul Green
PORTRAIT OF HER MAJESTY SET FOR JANUARY ISSUE
The engraving delay postponed announcing a delivery date. On Sunday January 6 the issue of this national portrait will begin. Six months subscribers will be entitled to receive the portrait.
Portrait of Her Majesty distribution notice
The paper's agents must ensure no shortage of Portrait of Her Majesty by December 31. They are required to determine in advance the exact number of Portraits needed in each district.
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Swan
Lord John Russell
Royal Dragoons
Cork
W.F
Veritas
Vindication for Lord Durham and the Liberal Cause
The piece argues that Lord Durham stands as a moral landmark for national regeneration and vindication of his Canada policy. It contests claims of vengeance, defends ballot support and parliamentary reform, and defends Durham against those who would undermine rational radicalism and liberal consistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Durham
Canada
Lord Melbourne
John Russell
Lord Durham and the Westminster Address Contested
The piece defends Lord Durham against accusations over the Westminster Reform Association address. It praises Durham for aligning with ballot, triennial parliaments, and household suffrage while denouncing reformers with destructive aims. The letter argues the chairman should have upheld unity and clarifies Durham’s stance with supporters of genuine reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Durham
Westminster Reform Association
Wade
Libel Trial of Sir John Conroy Before Lord Denman Returns Guilty Verdict
The crowded Queen's Bench heard Sir John Conroy accused of libel in the Times article of March 9. The Attorney General urged acquittal, the Lord Chief Justice warned of a grave insinuation of misappropriating duchess funds, and the jury returned a guilty verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Queen's Bench
Wenpyespay
Lord Denman
Lipel
Sai Aene
Wightman
John Joseph Tacheer
Times
A. Conroy
Thessiger
John Ced
John C Nvoy
Kent
John Prose
John Conroy
Duchess of Kent
England
Sweden
Wales
Sir J. Conroy
J. Conroy
Court of King’s Bench
Sir John Conroy
Baronet
Gamine In Clar Divans Summons Against Cigar-Shop Keeper
A summons from Guildhall targets a cigar-shop keeper near the New Post office for allowing gambling in a smoking room where coffee is sold. A young man claimed losing fifty pounds to Mr. Walker, a groom of the great chamber, in that room. Sir Peter Laurie criticized coffee shops not under magistrates control, noting such gaming would have halted a license if in a public house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamine
Clar
Guildhall
Walker
Peter Laurie
Reform Club-house plans loom over Pall Mall site
The Pall Mall site for the Reform Club-house shows a formidable, extensive building to outscale the Conservative Club-house nearby. Architect Mr Barry is in charge, suggesting solid construction reflecting reformist vigor.
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Pall-mall
Barry
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