E Trade Demonstration in Wakefield West Riding Reform
A large audience gathers at the Great Fre Wakefield theatre for an E Trade demonstration in support of free trade and the abolition of the corn laws. Lord Morpeth, Cobden, and Bright receive cheers as they outline aims and pledge to pursue total repeal and broader economic reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
West Riding of
Yorkshire
James Garth Marshal
Lord Morpeth
Messrs
Cobden Bright
Gaskill
Col. Thompson
West Riding of Yorkshire
Anti Corniaw League
Anti-Corn Law League
West Riding
Anti-League
Ricks
Richard Cobden
John Bright
Cobden
Anti Corn Law League
Senate
House of Commons
Promise
House of Coipmens
Bright
Anti Corn Law League Met Under Crowded Covent Garden
The second weekly metropolitan meeting of the Anti Corn Law League was held at Covent Garden theatre with a packed house. Speakers including Mr G Wilson and Dr Bowring urged free trade in corn, defended league tactics, and urged continued efforts as Lord Morpeth's stance drew attention across the West Riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti Cornlaw League
Covent Garden Theatre
G. Wilson
Bowring
Clonters
League
Thompson
Marquis
Westminster
Bright
Scotland
Wakefield
Lord Morpeth
Ford
West Riding
Senate
Queen Dowager appoints pages and consuls in royal notices
The Queen Dowager appoints Mr. James John Richard Wynyard as page of honour. Foreign Office lists Mrs. Albert Davy as consul at Leeds and Mr. Thomas McGuire as consul at Glasgow for the United States. Also, Rev. William Wilson is presented to Balmalcolmlean parish in Kirkcudbrightshire and Rev. Thomas Monro to Campsie. Court schedules a February judgment sitting. Ordnance details promotions in medical staff. Summer circuits and insolvency declarations follow with multiple regional lists.
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Epence John Richard Wynyard
Herajesty
Albert Davy
Leeds
Thomas Mf Guire
Glasgow
United States of America
Waitenaet
William Wilson
Balmaclellan
Kirkcudbrightshire
Garen Cullen
Wirrenatt
Thomas Monro
Campsie
Stirling
Robert Lee
Old Greyfriars
Edinburgh
Coury
Comson Press
Victoria
Orrick
Ordnance
Ordnance Medical Department
Thomas Howell Quigley
Simpson
John Atkins Davis
Quigley
Mipiano
Henry Revell Reynolds
Essex
Chelmsford
Colchester
Saltor
Ipswich
Norfolk
Yarmouth
Norwich
Lynn
Suffolk
Bury St. Edmunds
Cambridgeshire
Cambridge
Huntingdonshire
Huntingdon
Northamptonshire
Peterborough
Utlandshire
Oakham
Lincolnshire
Lincoln
City
Nottinghamshire
Nottingham
Derbyshire
Derby
Lichfield
Staffordshire
Stafford
Shropshire
Shrewsbury
Oldbury
Warwickshire
Birmingham
Warwick
Coventry
Leicestershire
Leicester
Northampton
Bedfordshire
Bedford
Buckinghamshire
Aylesbury
John Greathead Harris
Berkshire
Reading
Oxfordshire
Oxford
Worcestershire
Worcester
Gloucestershire
Gloucester
Monmouthshire
Monmouth
Berefordshire
Hereford
Radnorshire
Presteigne
Brecknockshire
Brecon
Carmarthenshire
Carmarthen
Borough
Cardiganshire
Cardigan
Pembrokeshire
Haverfordwest
Town
Glamorganshire
Swansea
Bristol
Somersetshire
Bath
Taunton
Devonshire
Plymouth
Exeter
Cornwall
Bodmin
Dorsetshire
Dorchester
Wiltshire
Salisbury
Southampton
Winchester
Ome Cincurt
William
John Law
Kant
Dover
Yorkshire
Sheffield
Wakefield
Kingston Upon Hull
York
City of York
Richmond
Durham
Northumberland
Newcastle Upon Tyne
Cumberland
Carlisle
Weatmoreland
Appleby
Kendal
Lancashire
Lancaster
Liverpool
Cheshire
Chester
Montgomeryshire
Flintshire
Mold
Bridey
Denbighshire
Ruthin
Merionethshire
Dolgelly
Carnarvonshire
Carnarvon
Anglesey
Beaumaris
J.H. Barry
Merchant
A. Gault
Standon
Hertfordshire
Baker
J. Stott
Litte
J. Holt
Prestwich-cum-Oldham
W. N. B. Harman
Windsor Terrace
Dover Road
W. H. Jones
Tranmere
Mariner
J Baker
Bradfield
H. Carman
Holywell
T. Proctor
E. J. Cotsford
Ann Street
Pentonville
Sevenoaks
Kent
J. G. Woodcock
Croydon
Surrey
T. Smith
Warrington
H. Marklew
Oxford Street
Berea
Aberystrath
G. Hiller
Sun Street
Bishopsgate
J. Tubb
Basingstoke
T. Bails
Thames Street
W . Butcher
Great Marlborough Street
A. Lequentre
Chingford Mills
Hiller
T- Rodlam
J. Leech
iNewcastle
UBLIC
Her Majesty
Grimstone
Broad-street
Lords
Commons
the Treasury
Duchess of Kent
G.J. Guthrie
F.R.S
J.B. Lachfield
Whitehall
Dr. Thomas
Andrews
Abernethy
Peter Sanderson
Harpur-street
Osford-street
London
Dividends and certificates in 19th century trades and partnerships
A long list from a Norwa under Hamdon cloth and tunic trades includes dividends paid on February 20 to February 23 across many trades such as drapers victuallers linen drapers and woollen manufacturers. Certificates issued and partnerships dissolved feature numerous firms from biscuit makers to iron merchants with dates and locations across England.
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H. March
Norwa
Hamdon
Somersetshire
F. Ford
Aldgate
Draper
F. Gautier
Gould Square
J. Cumming
Tottenham Court Road
N. West
East Greenwich
Victualler
J. B. Ricketts
Leadenhall Street
Hill and Wackerbarth
Lead
J. Bottomley
Delph
Yorkshire
J. Pepper
Wootton Under Edge
Gloucestershire
R. Marsh
St. Helen's
Lancashire
J. Lucy
Liverpool
Dawson
M. Dixon
Hessle
Kingston Upon Hull
J. Wood
Beauvalé
Nottinghamshire
R. Brown
J, Temple
Myton
S. W. Suffield
Birmingham
R. T. Fletcher
Brentford
Money Scrivener
T. Thorpe
Feltham
F. Barry
Rye
Sussex
B. T. Gore
Tilehurst
Berkshire
J. Swann
Fleetwood-on-Wyre
F. Chap
D. Hague
Horsforth
T. Gilham
Oxford
Eliza Dafforne
Emily Thomasine Stone
Greenwich
Longmead
Efford
Neal's Yard
Great St. Andrew Street
Seven Dials
Carpenters
Kurtz and Co
Laycock and Co
Newcastle-upon-Tyre
Houghton-le Spring
J. Hethering
Ellerton and Carter
Pugh and Co
Bristol
Gilbert and James
Steward Street
Ridgway and Wood
Dukinfield
Cheshire
Magnus and Dutton
Pimlico
Ward and Lewes
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Palmer and Peters
Quenington
Stokoe and Parkin
Downine Street
D. Lamont
Grapes
West Smithfield
W. L. Wood
Bishopsgate
R. Petit
Exning
Suffolk
J. H. Perryman
R. Phillott
Clement's Lane
Scrivener
J. R. Drage
Leeds
W. Webb
Leamington
Warwickshire
G. Cooper
Butcher
Thompson and
Mellis
Newcastle upon-Tyne
A. Laing
Halifax
J. Bedford
Melvia Place
Westminster Road
Iron Merchant
S. Jones
Cheapside
Jeweller
R. Yallop
Basinghall Street
D. Hodgson
Sandwich
Kent
J. Collins
Staines
Middlesex
J. Chapman
St. Mildred’s Court
Poultry
D. Bidmead
Broadstreet
R. Lyon
High Holborn
G. Allison
S. Partridge
W. and
J. Statters
Mellor
J. M. Wintle
Drury Lane
J. Zuliani
Mincing Jane
Merchant
L. Mosely
High Street
Shadwell
Staffordshire
H. G. Clapton
Back Hall
F. Messenger
H. W. Diamond
Frith Street
Locke and Mills
Lawrence Pountney
Hill
P. A. Nuttall
Cheltenham
J. and
R. F. Bailey
Wood, Street
Harrison and Co
Philpot Lane
Walker and Son
Manchester
Penfold and Watson
Brighton
L. Lane
Ludgate Street
Jace
Buckingham Palace Jan 31 1844 royal announcements
Royal notices from Buckingham Palace and Trafalgar openings record appointments of John Edward Cornwallis as lord lieutenant of Suffolk and Henry Moseley and Frederick Cook as inspectors of schools. Also various military promotions, church livings, and public notices including sugar prices, Bank of England liabilities, bankruptcies, dividends, certificates, partnerships dissolved, and other official postings dated January 30 to February 2, 1844.
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Buckingham Palace
John Edward Cornwallis
Earl of
Committee of Council On Education
Henry Moseley
Frederick Charles Cook
Prince of Wares
Somerset House
Henry Lewis Stephens
Tregenna Castle
St. Ives
Ben
Cornwall
Wriienatt
David Ross
Robermory
Argyllshire
Donald Stewart
Fortingall
Weem
Waitehall
Angus Logan
Berriedale
Tatheron
Caithness-shire
Samuel Campbell
Donald M'Donald
Kilmenny
Argushire
James Pearson
St. James's Palace
Lord Forester
George Deane
Honourable Corps of Gentlemen At Arms
Talman
War Office
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards
Thomas Brunt
Munro
Cornet
Joseph Brunt
3D Light Dragoons
9Th Light Dragoons
Philip Antrobus
Dixon
Charles Edmund Law
Antrobus
18Th Light Dragoons
Richard John Elrington
Peymaster
Leech
Light Dragoons
Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards
John George Cavendish Disbrowe
John Cumming
26Th Foot
Campbell
7Th Foot
John Henry Fraser Stewart
24Th Foot
Purchase
Pakenham
18Th Foot
William Henry Graves
Simmons
Thomas’ Mostyn
Graves
Robert Stevenson
3D Foot
M‘kinlay
William Hartshorn
Cape Mounted Riflemen
Stewart
Foot
William Mark Campbell
4Th Foot
Cumming
Thomas William Andrews
de Montmorency
James Trevanion Bettesworth
Harries
Trevor
95Th Foot
Mury Orlando Chester Master
Alcock
Thomas Davis
Frederick Thomas Patterson
Davis
1St
West India Regiment
Frederick Huson
Grant
George Herbert Robeson
Meehan
Alfred Coud
Clements
Sith Foot
Michael Gernon
Bingham
Frederick Jesse Hills
Huson
John Moore Tittle
Robeson
Matthew Fanning
Croad
William Robertson Spratt
Gernon
Thomas Parker Wright
Smith
Christopher Macartney
M.B
M‘kinnon
78Th Foot
731
Edward Thomas FitzGerald
Butcher
William Samuel Cumming
FitzGerald
Royal Newfoundland Companies
Robert Law
Hospital Starr
Edward Pilkington
17Th Light Dragoons
St. John
Alfred Crocker
Young
County of Glamorgan
Royal Glamorgan Light Infantry Battalion
Thomas Smith
Morgan
Great Britain
Henry Brexwent
Grocers’ Company
Bank OF England
Trade directory items and Scottish sequestrations listed
A long list of tradesmen and firms across England and Scotland appears with names and locations such as Wolverhampton Chester Leeds Sheffield Manchester and Edinburgh. It includes dealers grocers apothecaries dyers bakers cabinet makers and others. The section also notes Scotch sequestrations with dates Feb 7 28 Feb 12 11 Feb 8 29 and Feb 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander and Gibbons
Wolverhampton
J. R
C. Dutten
J. Wilkinson
Chester
Plane and Martin
Gravesend
Bloome and Gatliff
Leeds
J. and
J. Puttick
King Street
Longacre
J. G. Somers
Houndsditch
W. and
E. Garside
Ashton Under Lyne
W. Watson
Great Easton
Essex
T. Rodgers
Sheffield
Goswell Street
bakers—Lampray and Field
Warwick
C. and
T. Burrows
Wilington
Derbyshire
Clapham and Whitsker
Esholt
Yorkshire
Coleman and Manton
Crown Street
Finsbury
Cooperall Co
Faulkner and Pierrepont
Manchester
Delf
Kent
Beccles
Suffolk
A. Knowles
Fustian Shearers
Danby and Dobbings
Shields and
Newcastle Steam Navigation Company
S. Sutherland
Arbroath
D. M‘ewen
Dundee
R. M'Alister
Windyedge
Lanarkshire
Bryce
Edinburgh
Dr Grandison’s Charity Pills Offer Nervous Relief
The advertisement touts a nervous tonic named Dr Grandison’s Charity Pills with claimed benefits of nervous vigour easy digestion and refreshing sleep. It lists prices 1s 1d 2s 9d and 1s 6d per box and notes directions and testimonials, crediting E Purser of Blackfriars Bridge Street and W A Gott of Bloomsbury Square as patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pike
Park-place
Clifton
Bristol
London
Messrs
Barclay and Sons
Farringdon-street
Sarah Merrett Pike
Berkeley
Gloucestershire
E. Purser
Bridge Street
Blackfriars
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Conrad Carter
Lapworth
William Paget
Lord Cardigan
Crim
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Maxpern
Conci
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Heal Bill
Rachel
David Howell
Hester
Conwil
Llanwinio
Davies
Green Hall
Carmarthen Journal
Broiher
Hood's Magazine
the London Gazettes
Asse Securities
Johnson
R. Cockle
Thomas Brown
Cockle
Astley Cooper
New Ormond-street
Olloway
Duke of Portland
Ann Mellish
Holloway
Welbeck Abbey
Scott Port Tlann
Marquis of Westminster
K.G
Strand
Temple-bar
Sikd
La’'Mert
Samuel Lamert
Bepromp Street
Berp
Squarit
University of Edinburgh
London Hospital Medical Society
Apothecaries
Manchester‘Chronicle
La’Mert
Bedford-street
Bedford-square
Goss
Con
Pany
Lancaster-place
Waterloo-bridge
London Morning Journal
Dublin Morning Journal
Dublin Weekly Journal
Sherwood and Co
Paternoster
Porter
Grafton-Street
Dublin
Goss and Co
Post Office
R.and
L. Perry
Strange
Paternoster-on
Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
Philips
Oxford-street
J. Gordon
Leadenhall-street
Grent
Bull-street
Sony
Perry
Messrs. Perry
Berners-Street
Vyally
C.J. Lucas and Co
Newmat-street
Brittain
Paterngster-row
G. Mansell
King-street
Southwark
C. Westerton
Parkside
Knightsbridge
Huett
Princes-street
Leicester Square
HH. Phillips
T. Lawler
Courier-office
St. Ann’s-square
W. Howell
Dale-street
W. Wood
High-street
H. Robinson
Greenside Street
T. Price
Dame Street
New Bell
Mesars, Lucas and Co
Newmar-street
A. Greet
J. L. Curtis and Company, Consulting Surgeons
Burgess
Medical Bookseller
Coventry-street
Haymarket
Barth
Brydgee-street
Mann
Cornhill
Paternoster-row
Guest
Sawler
St. Ann'-square
Philip
South Castle
Faonin and Co
Bolster
Cork
Henderson
Belfast
Drummond
Blair-street
Messrs. Curtis
Old England
Herts Mercury
Agnet
Age
Argus
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Faith Street
Sohosquare
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