Free Trade Soiree at Bolton Hailed by League Deputation
A large Bolton meeting at Temperance Hall supports free trade and repealing corn laws. Deputation from the League including Cobden and Colonel Thompson receive cheers. Attendees include Henry Ashworth and Edward Ashworth. Subscriptions total £1205 with £700 pledged from leading patrons and further gifts announced during the gathering.
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Great League
Temperance Hall
Bolton
Cobden
M.P
Colonel Thompson
R. RR. R. Moore
W. Evans
League
Henry Ashworth
Edward Ashworth
Council of the
Thomas Gregson
Sded
Portugal
Essex
Mr. Cobden
Stockport
Fitzwilliams
Spencers
Ducies
Bedfords
Radgors
Grosvenors
John Dean
Moore
A Bit of Biography Re the Parish of Walbrook
At Windsor Castle the Queen and Prince Albert hosted a banquet with Wellington present. The Queen teased the Duke of Wellington from the crimson drawing room, then coffee in the green room followed by a public dispute over parish accounts at Walbrook and allegations of inquest report sales. Parishioners voted to resist payment until Alderman Gibbs accounts were produced and praised Dr. Croly for leadership.
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Wellington
Windsor Castle
Prince Albert
Duke of Wellington
Daily Press
Wakley
G.lm
G. I. Mills
Messrs
Mr. Martin
the Chronicle
Messrs. Dowling
Cooper
The
Sun
Globe Awspapers
Mr. Mills
Innéd
Charles Greene
Bedford-square
Greene
Thorne
Mills
Duartes Gneexe
H. QR. Forster
J. Thorxe
Middlesex
Mr. T
Camden Arms
Mr. Thorne
St. Stephen
Walbrook
Cunliffe
Croley
Brett
Joseph Gibbs
Aristotle
Newgate
Alderman Gibbs
Michael Assio
Gibbs
Gilray
H. B
George Cruiksha
Walbrook Billy
Harrison
Williams
Flight
Dr. Croly
Anti Corn Law Meeting at Oldham Aids League Fund
A large crowd filled Oldham Town Hall for an Anti Corn Law League fundraising meeting. Principal speakers included Colonel Thompson, Cobden, and R. R. Moore detailing hat trade impacts and wheat prices, with substantial subscriptions announced totaling £860.
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OxpHam
Oldham
Anti Corn Law League
Joseph Gillham
Alderman Brooks
Brotherton
M.P
James Lee
Delph Lodge
Colonel Thompson
Cobden
R. R. Moore
League
Moore
Messrs
Lees
James Butterworth
Greenacres Moor
Seville
Wolstenhame
Lower Moor
Marsden and Collinge
Hollins Mill
John Bentley
Eli Lees
Soho
Whitaker
Royton
John Holden
Holdenfold
George Holden
Royton Lane
Moesers
James Wilde
James Cheetham
Clough Mill
Crompton
Thomas West
Union-street
Joseph Baxter
Hollingwood
Thomas Mellor
Samuel Riley
Marketplace
Dyson
Greenacres
Bury
Friends of Free Trade
Great League Fund
Brunswick Chapel
Bradford
West Riding
Feargus O'Connor
Leeds
Marquis of Westminster
Anti-Corn Law League
Eaton-hall
Westminster
George Wilson
National Anti Corn Law League
Sussex
Chienestter
White Horse Inn
Steyning
America
Dexegatee Meeetiing
Colliens
MaxcaEsten
Carpenter’s Hall
Garratt-road
William Dixon
Manchester Guardian
Bedfordshire
William Bone
Hertford
Luton
Rudd
Goudie
Dunstable
Robert Truett
Swannell
J. B. Magenis
Vere Alston
Felmersham
Cambridge Advertiser
Intorp
Iford
Bedford
Baugh
Jon Sundey
Reynolds
Howie
Stott
Caledonian
Port of Preston Notice Names Lytham as Boarding Station
The customs authorities posted at the Port of Preston that under the act 3 and 4 WM IV cap 62 sec 135 Lytham is named the proper station within the port for all vessels entering or leaving the guid port to bring to for boarding or landing by customs officers. Masters refusing to comply face a penalty of 100 pounds.
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Preston
Lancasutre
Custom-house
Her Majesty's Customs
Lytham
County of Lancaster
Witty New Year Verse and Woolwich Wreck Discovery
Reflections on New Year's Day express wishes for better clothes and life while a Woolwich correspondent reports a remarkable wreck discovery near the royal arsenal. Remains of an immense vessel, keel timbers two feet by two and over four feet long, preserved in ebony-like timber, were raised and inspected by timber merchant Mr. E Griffiths. The find prompts curiosity about its origin as an old warship or Indiaman.
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Woolwich
Royal Arsenal
Thames
Royal George
E. Griffiths
Landon Morning Journal
London Morning Journal
Goss
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Dublin Morning Journal
Dublin Weekly Journal
Sherwood and Co
Paternoster
Porter
Grafton-street
Dublin
Messrs. Goss and Co
Lancaster-place
Strand
Waterloo-bridge
London
The Clock Of St Clement's and Hamlet On Times
A Punch cartoon note jokes about the clock of St Clement's in the Jeweller and watchmaker Mr Hamlet. The clock has four faces with different times and no minutes recorded. The piece hints a new fiction titled St Clement and his times, highlighting the playful theme of variable time across faces.
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ST. Clement's
Hamlet
Prince of
St Clement
London Gazettes January 2 1844 Insolvencies and officers named
The London Gazettes report appointments in the Queen's bodyguard and Edinburgh Militia. insolvency declarations. lists of bankrupts and dividends. certificates. dissolutions of partnerships. Scottish sequestrations. and various official notices including Bank of England data and chancery masters. Names cover numerous trades and locations with dates in January 1844.
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Lord Forester
Charles Edward Murray
Honourable Corps of Gentlemen At Arms
Hopkinson
Edinburgh
Alexander Edgar Macgregor
James Fraser
John Hay Hardyman
James Baillie
Shaftesbury
J. Herdy
Elland
Yorkshire
Count de Waits
Wellington Road
Regent's Park
Duke of Brunswick
S. Heilbuth
High Street
Shadwell
B. B. Beams
Carlisle
Jace
Jane
Lambeth
J. F. Bedford
Ount Tabor
Wickwar
Gloucestershire
Wm. Wildsmith
Wolverhampton
C. B. Pool
Halifax
Harriet Bernard
Regent Street
Westminster
G. F. Hunter
Bristol
J. Harrison
Lockwood
J. Scaddlethorp
Sherburn
J. Wilston
Providence Place
Kentish Town
A. H. Henn
Fish Street Hill
J. Hallam
Jun
Skipton
O. Moseley
Stockport
S. Adams
Aston
Warwickshire
J. Eccles
Dudley
Worcestershire
W. Moore
Bury St. Edmund's
M. A. Marshall
Leadenhall Street
Warburton
Liverpool
Colpitts
Newcastle Upon Tyne
J. B. Pow
W. Thompson
Monkwearmouth Shore
Durham
G. Allison
Darlington
Scrivener
W. Looney
Whitehaven
Cumberland
Cheapside
Anderson and Wells
Rochester
T.S
J. J. Strick
Clydach
Glamorganshire
R. Waterhouse
T. Bouch
A. Waterhouse
Scott and Day
Aldermanbury
Topham and Cundall
Leeds
Blun and Main
Leaming
Feather
Wagstaff and Ockey
Worcester
Saddlers
L. M
Booth
Manchester
P. Walker
Dearman, Appleton, and Turner
Walker and Cunliffe
Lancaster
Monl and Co
Fenchurch Street
M'Carthy and Burghes
Billiter Square
Randall and Eldridge
Southampton
Wight and Todd
Watts Terrace
Old Kent Road
W. and
T. Birkett
T. Daver
WW. Birkett
Barber and Co
Cowper's Court
Cormill
S. N. Harters
Atom
Hull
Burrup
Blight
Limbird Street
City
Wright and
Baker
Derby
Silly Draters
Sunderland
Salter
Eaton
Raybould
West_ bromivich
Staffordshire
D T. Eaton
W. Marshall
Wednesvars
Irom Wasters
T’. Survival
Hauly
Bickerton and Wilkinson
Newtown
Montgomeryshire
Dale and Dollinan
Birdinghan
Fueters
Jackson and Fairbairn
South Shields
Brewers
Chilis
Harris
Lee
Newgate Market
Harris, Lee
Boulter and Harsant
Reepham
Norfolk
Briggs and Smith, Ball
R&r. Ewing
Largs
Ayrshire
Wright
Downing-street
Rs’ Company
Henry Brexneur
the Grace
W. Bearup
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
W. Fuller
Cotton Street
Poplar
J. M. F. Stokes
St. Albans
Hertfordshire
T. Sanders
Ramsgate
Kent
W. I. M Croft
Great Windmills Street
J. Walker
Wheaton Aston
F. Peters
G. Newton
Seaham Harbour
M. Cooke
Evesham
J._ Kirkpatrick
Newport
Isle of Wight
H. A. Douglas
Winchester-house
Old Broadstreet
S. Buttenshaw
Holborn Bridge
W. Humphreys
Brighton
A. Holloway
Basingstoke
Draper
S. and
T. F. Jackson
Bermondsey Street
Bermondsey
Woolstaplers
J. G. Bourne
Wellington’ Terrace
Clapham
Carpenter
B. Bacon
Anchor Street
Shoreditch
G. Hammond
Havant
Non Brewer
C. Huntsman
High Holborn
P. Rosselli
Lime Street
K. Halford
W. H. Baldock
Aid OQ
West Smithfield
Coopers
Hawkings
Horseferry Road
Thomas and Sons
Bath
Edwards and Gwyther
G and T. Spencer
Drapers
Burgess and Hunt
Ramagate
E. W
C. H. Price
Basinghall Street
Blackwell
Bressey and Taitt
Jewry Street
Aldgate
Woollen
Gibson, Linton
Whiting
Austiniriars
C. Whiting
Anti Coal Monopoly Company
Charing Cross
G. Rennie
David Scott and Co
W. W. Hardy
W. W. Oldershaw
Islington
Polding and Davies
Fletcher and Yelverton
Griffith and Brooke
Gower Street
St. Pancras
Lee and Williams
Gibbon and Baker
Leicester
Martin and Jones
King’s Road
Chelsea
Cox and Sons
Great Queen Street
Lincolns Inn Fields
J. L. Cox
Dobbs and
St. George
J. and
R. Orme
G Wood and Sons
G. Wood
Hodgson and Gray
York
Ramsey
Langley
Symons
Flower and Dean Street
Spitalfields
J. Symons
Luke
Lewis Dixon
Northallerton
Yorkhire
Gladstone and Lindley
W.and
S. Lamb
J. Godwin
Burslem
R Forbes
Pleasance
Forfarshire
S. Galbraith
Ayr
Mac Brayne
Mac Indoe
Glasgow
J. Rowat
Kilsyth
J.smart
Jaffrey
Stirlingshire
J. Marshall
Threaping
Slamanan
Royal appointments and regiment promotions in January notices
The dispatch records the Queen appointing Rev Robert Stewart to Aucharacle Argyllshire and notes transfers due to vacancies in Lewis Ross-shire and Callander. Military paymaster changes include Leech retiring from the 18th light dragoons and Knight leaving pay duties. Promotions list officers across the 9th 10th 15th 66th 77th Foot regiments with purchases and replacements.
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Robert Stewart
Aucharacle
Argyllshire
Hugh M Diarmid
Callander
Roderick Reid
Lewis
Ross-shire
Wan-orrick
9Th Regiment of Light Dragoons
Francis Edward Leech
18Th Light Dragoon
Henry Knight
Regiment of
Font
Sir George Murray
G.C
Lord Lynedock
G C
10Th Foot
Edwin Dashwood
Purchase
Singleton
15Th Foot
Christopher Sayers
Portal
Julius Edmond Goodwyn
Rawlins
God Foot
Henry Edward
Warren
Forman
7Th Foot
Foot
William Henry Herrick
Downaman
77Th Foot
Alexander Aitken
28Th Foot
Herbert
Furia Slaves and Police Scandal Amid River News
The Brazilian brig Furia, a prize to the Spy, arrives with 530 slaves aboard. Other prizes include Independecia and Tenerario, taken by Madagascar and Rapid respectively, with mentions of the Senator transport and a restored Flora. Reports on police conduct involving Mrs Muuro trigger investigations by police commissioners and possible magistrate inquiry.
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Sierra Leone
Furia
Tenerario
Rapid
Bermuda
Madagascar
Trinidad
Walker
Dovics
Brompton
Muuro
Kirke
Lowry
John Coles
Wakley
Greenacre
Sarah Gale
Port Philip
Usat Colony
Essland
Fontainbleau
Mary Anne
William Gibson
Somerset Wharf
Return of traffic for the week ended December 1843
The record shows traffic totals for the week ending December 1843 in the Bedfordshire area. Amounts noted include £1,737 and 11 pence, with figures likely reflecting receipts and disbursements among local railway or canal services. No further context available from the fragment.
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Trafic
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