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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 04, 1844

Page

7

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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