Grain markets from Birmingham to Yarmouth and wool trade
Market reports across cities describe wheat barley oats beans and flour price moves with weekly fluctuations. Prices rise in Birmingham Cambridge Dublin Glasgow Liverpool and London notes while oats and barley show mixed demand. wool markets in Bradford Chesterfield Halifax Liverpool London signal steady to dull activity and expectations of spring demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Boston
Cambridge
Doncaster
Dublin
Edinburgh
Egremont
Exeter
Glasgow
Canada
Gloucester
Tewkesbury
Guildford
Ipswich
Kendal
Kirby Lonsdale
Lancaster
Liverpool
Ireland
Maidstone
Manchester
Newbury
Reading
London
Romsey
Shepton Mallet
Ulverston
Wisbeach
Yarmouth
York
Bradford
Chesterfield
Halifax
Germany
Spain
New South Wales
Leicester
Calendar of astronomical events and historical notes
January days list tides rises and notable dates. Entries include ships and explorers like Captain Cook, early convicts to Botany Bay, Benjamin Franklin birth, and Perth destruction. Provides high and low water times and celestial events for each date with scattered historical mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moupay
Oxford
Perm Begie
Botany Bay
Turspay
Jas
Sandwich Islands
Capt. Cook
New Moon
Ater
Saturn
Publication Rule on Libel Case in Queen's Bench
In the Queen's Bench, a rule nisi for a criminal information against the Standard newspaper's proprietor was disallowed due to lack of proof of publication. The court refused to admit the defendant's affidavit as evidence of publication, and discharged the rule. The text also includes various notices and medical commentary typical of a 19th century periodical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurist
Queen’s Bench
QUEEN
Baldwin
Lisi
Standard
W. W. Follett
C. S
R. S
Homme Pauvre
T. C
Chesse
Canadas
J. K
Insect and Plant Pollination and Early Garden Tasks
An excerpt discusses Cynips insects affecting figs and pollination by insects in other plants, then shifts to weekly gardening tasks. It covers tulip protection, pot plant care, seed and cutting guidance, and notes on crocus, tiger lilies, ranunculus color mixing, and early radish and mignonnette sowing tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnzus
H. Wi
M.N
Dulwich
T. W
L. L
Daston
Emigrants and Nails in Australia and Other Reader Notes
A reader comments on emigrant information and Mr Gouger's South Australia advice, disputing nail types for Australian wood and urging flat or chisel-pointed nails. Notes discuss Queen Elizabeth era vagrancy laws, and various correspondents request clarifications on embezzlement ages and names.
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Australia
W. C
Joho
Bess
Camus
Alex
Walker
Liverpool
Thomas
Goodwin
Copsey
James
Weekly Chronicle
Lord Durham and the Conservatives in a Tory critique
The Quarterly Review attacks Lord Durham's Canada policy and actions, arguing the Conservative portrayal is biased. It defends Durham’s powers, clarifies the council composition, and asserts his clemency toward insurgents while condemning partisan mischaracterization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarterly Review
Lord Durham
Quarterly
Lord Grey
John Wilson Croker
House of Lords
Edinburgh
Robert Peel
Newcastle
Canada
the Quarterly
Lord Ellenborough
Lord Aberdeen
John Colburne
William Follett
Charles Grey
Lord Denman
United States
Sir John Colborne
Riek
French capture Castle of St John of Ulloa after five hour bombardment
The Morning Chronicle notes a French victory at Ulloa with 400 Mexican troops killed. It credits tactical shells and a ruined fortress as key factors while doubting gold as the motive. It quotes Admiral Bandin facing Vera Cruz, limited to distant pressure rather than occupation or frontier concession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippe
Mexico
France
Castle of
St. John
St John of Ulloa
Morning Chronicle
Rincon
Bandin
Vera Cruz
Louis
The Corn Laws Movement Gathers United Support Across Towns
The article previews a growing Corn Law movement across Manchester Glasgow Leeds Sheffield and other towns. It notes a Manchester dinner on the 23rd to unite advocates and urges a unified parliamentary appeal. Ebenezer Elliott’s Sheffield speech condemns the landed interest and calls for public force and organized anti corn law action at multiple levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Ley
Glasgow
Spectator
House of Commons
Lord Brougham
Lord Ashburton
Alex
Baring
Leeds
Sheffield
Hull
England
Scotland
Birmingham
Ebenezer Elliott
Palace-yard
Elliott
Shefficia Independent
Mr. Elliott
Chandos and Co
Mr Attwood and the Sacred Week in Public Debate
The article critiques Mr Attwood’s claim that the National Convention is illegal and argues the Sacred Week would burden workers. It warns the Conway of violence, mocks Attwood’s support base, and predicts the Convention’s breakdown, noting police authority and public peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Attwood
Attwood
Birmingham
Bronterre
Julian Harney
Dr. Taylor
Lovett
Stephens
London
O'Connor
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Speteer
Japlice
Fuipay
Perth
Robert Bruce
Ciudad Rodrigo
N. R
Kingston
R.R.R. Balsam
A. Lund
P. N
J Deane
Hydrarg
Creta
W. T
Joseph Piocyn
Columba
Valerian
J. Andrew
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