Manchester meeting funds revival in Anti Corn Law push
A Manchester Town Hall assembly of merchants bankers and manufacturers led a drive to fund the National Anti Corn Law League with a quarter of a million pounds. The meeting endorsed petitions for full repeal of the Corn Laws, announced a 20 percent call on subscriptions, and appointed a large committee of local notables to canvass support, detailing receipts and expenditures and urging unity for free trade.
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Manchester
Council of the League
National Anti Corn Law League
Georwe Wrisay
Dons Bricur, Esq
Robert Hyde Greg
Norcliffe Hall
Anti Corn Law League
Henry Manstand
RH. Gee
House of Commons
Jonx Briwut, Esq
M.P
Ricz. Warxey, Esq
Wiirtan Biceuas
Sameer Lees
Wirlliam Rawson
Wreotras Evans
Alderman Cattenpe
Lawrence Herworth, Esq
Liverpool
Alderman Niexp
Robert Ashton
Eng
Hyde
Henry Asnworth
the Oaks
Bolton
Alderman Kessnaw
George Wilson
Richard Cobden
John Bright
John Brookes
Wm. Rawson
Charles James Stanley Walker
James Kershaw
John Mayson
Thomas Harbottle
John Bard
E. Armitage
John Potter
Wm. Harvey
Thomas Bayley
Watkin Lees
Robert Moon
W. R. Callender
John Whart
Thomas Thompson
Edward Hall
Wm. M‘cartney
Henry Ashworth
Richard Matley
J. B. Smith
Henry
Pennington
Hindley Lodge
Wigan
Henry Hollins
John Pennington
George Suuier
Alfred Pennington
Mr. Grafton
Lawrence Heyworth
J. A. Heaps
Huddersfield
William Sagar
Todmorden
Thos. Mather
Glyn Abbot
Hviswell
J. E. Reyle
Smith
John Stimuring
John Cheethan
Stalybridge
Thomas Leu
Kidderminster
Peter Walker
Eccles
Gardner
Bazler
Holbrook Gasket
Patricroft
John Ashton
J. Weevers
Todmorden A
Bightatat
Atad Co
Chadwick and Brothers
Eccles - Ag
James Beywood
FR S
J.C. Dyer
Burnage
Jota Fenton
Crimbly
Rochdale
Crosafield Brothers and Co
St. Helens
Pee el
Armitage Wud Sons
Finty W. White
London
John Chadwick
Len Nixon
Gallawa
Bos
George Andrew
Compsiai Brits
J.L
Mr. Roberts
Stockport
John Openshaw
Bolton Street
Bar
John Leech
W. T
Platt
Hadfield Lodge
Glossop
Alfred Orrell
John Fawcus
Newcastle On Tynesea
Ae Thompson
Brothers
Mancheste
Ainsworth
Wiliam Rawson
Joseph
Thompson
Hall and Rawson
Basil
Radnor
Coleshill
Berks
EF. Sehwann
Huddersield
Bowring
Wise Bee Winkworth and Procters
J. H. Southam
Ashton Under Lyne
Sona
Sowerby
Dukinsell
James Thompson
Robert Stuart
Ardwick
Samuel Kersnaw and Co
Thomas Mason and Sons
Ash
Burr
C. Kell
Chee Taylor Brothers
Wiganee
John Ray, Esq
Salford
Thomas and
Robert Barnes
Joseph Mason
Wells, Cooke
William Gill
Hindley
Sutcliffe
Ashton
Fairfield and Rumney
W.M. Christie
Coryms
Samuel Brewis
Joan Grundy
Bury
George Branson
Edmondson Brothers
Thomas
James Wrighey
Edwin Moorhouse
John
Edmund Grundy
Buryoe W
Williamson
Judge & Se
Firth and Howarth
Q Sjoseph
Edward Waterhouse
William Helliwall
William M.cartney
Abraham Ormerod
Sale and Worthington
R. Tiller
Heap
John Gallimore
John To
A.ropp
Hargreaves
the Grange
Near
John Aspinall
Evens
Nicholson
John Acton
John Petrie
Joseph Aspinall
Thomas Cooke
Watkins
William Park and Co
A.W. Thornley
Godley
John Hampson
James Knott and Sons
David
Edward Watkin
John Kenworthy
James Chapman
du Fay and Co
Robert Kershaw
H. J. Merek and Co
Thames Leech
Urmston
Manch Eden
Thwaites
J. Whalley
James Chadwick
Henry Kellsall
Robert Kellsall
Robert Heap
Robert Scholefield
Matthew Burton
Pool Ford
Robert Heywood
Peter Martin
Joseph Kaye
T P. Crosland
Earl Ducie
Thomas Harvey
Thomas Roberts
John Keighly
Joseph Acton
John Dyson Fernly
B. Darbishire
John Pender and
John Pender and Co., Manchester Yates and Williams, Manchester John Gully
Ackworth Park
Pont
John Slagg
William Ellier
Richard Potter
St. John’s Wood
E. D. Davenport
Capesthorne
Cheshire
Dimmock and Thompson
Frederick
George Wilkinson
Stockpt
John A
Thomas Simpson
Piccaeheater
Thomas Dodgshon
Henry Waterhouse
Robert Benson
Fairfield
Samuel Alcock
William Ackroyd
Altrincham
George Crawsrhay
Gateshead
John Rawson
Arthur Morse
Swaffham
Matthew Binns
John Shawcross
John Gadsby
David Ainsworth
John Walker
Stand
Mancheter i
Wardley
J. Bancroft
John Turner
Godle
E . Prentice and Cathrall
Petty, Ernst, and Co
Ellis Cunliffe
Abstract of the Net Produce Revenue of Great Britain
Abstract showing the net produce of the revenue for the years and quarters ended January 5, 1945, and January 5, 1926, detailing increases and decreases. Includes figures for various duties, taxes, and revenues across periods, with emphasis on changes in overall yield and allocation.
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Great Britain
Complex 3 Sequence Leads to Large Numbers Across Totals
A brief notation shows a 3 sequence on 3 sequence on 4 325,724 and 4,275,316 figures. The fragment records a math style notation without context or event, leaving entity details limited to the numbers and sequence labels.
Exchequer Fund figures and notices in the 1845 record
The report covers quarters ending January 5, 1845 and 1846 with totals for Income, Customs, Excise, Stamp Taxes, Property Tax, Post Office, Crown Lands and Miscellaneous items. It notes repayments of advances, surpluses, and the amount of Exchequer Bills issued to meet charges on the Consolidated Fund, plus references to official advertisements and parliamentary discussions on taxation, public finance and factory labor. It also mentions related political commentary and educational moves by clergy and explorers.
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Csesceneeener
Sycee
Chins A Co
Mprest
Aes
Tate
Conso
Aeg
Norfolk
Duke of Richmond
Sussex Advertiser
Tex Hovns
Lord Morpeth
Schcot
Newman
Littlemore
Birmingham
Walsh
Wisemen
Midland
Messrs. Capes
Collyna
Neave
Estcourt
Prior Park
Bath
Oakeley
St. Edmund's College
Diocese of
London
Simpson
St. John's College
Oxford
Agricultural Protection Society
Lord Beaumont
Newdegate
M.P
Knight
Stafford O'Brien
Wodehouse
Baker
Wattle
Fisher Hobbs
Sketches from Life by the Late Laman Blanchard
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Laman Blanchard
Colburn
Blanchard
Culbuyn
Kenny Meadows
Frank Stone
Freeman
Dalziel
Buckstone
Hurst
Lss
Gripple
Sir Edward
London Brotherhood of Letters
Lin
Germany
England
Great Yarmouth
Southwark
St. Olave's School
University
Charles Pearson
Margate
London
Bastow
Inns of Court
Onl
Examiner
Anedynes
James Keymer
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United Kingdom
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William Rawson
Wilram Evans
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W. Fielden
Thomas Bottomley
John Lacy
Thomas Ainsworth
Charles Hilton
Joseph Pollock
John Howard
Richard Ranson
Joseph Yates
Henry Milnes
Piccadilly
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Newton
Manch
J.c.gamble and Son
Charles Ryder
Leamington
Thorp
J. J. Taylor
John Grimstone
Nanawick
Driffiel
John Watson
Richard Bligh
Ilfracombe
John Dracup
M. Mannon
David Hordern
William Harvey
William Clay
John Hell
F. N
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James Alexander
John Lea
Edward Wrigley
James Whiteley
Medlock Street
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St. Brook
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Thomas Wall
W. Worthington
W. Ramcars
James Fairclough
Wigen
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R.C. Brand
James Wood
Southport
Richard Johnson
Halsall
Ormakirk
William Ashcroft
James Holmes
G. Sanders
Mr. Lamb
Plymouth Grove
John Wilson
George Inn
James Aspell
Waggon and Horses
Muanchi
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Bunyan and Gardner
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Manche
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W. F. Bonssl
James Dick
Soap Works
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Holmes
C. Wainwright
Edward Booth
William Vickers
Youill
J.C. Blyth
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John Peck
Matthew Barton
D. Samuel Greg
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Tomcoe
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Thomas Hoyle
James Hoyle
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Turton
Blackburn
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