Scarcity of silver and grain market woes reported abroad
The Newcastle Journal notes speculators keeping grain on hand to push prices, some stock ruined and destroyed. Hull and Bristol report scarce silver prompting half-crown tickets, while Bank of England notes circulated in fraud cases. Other items cover whales, naptha hazards, and price shifts in tea and produce.
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Newcastle Journal
Barton Coiwalk Exteaor Dixony
Barton
Hull
Rockingham
Royal Mint
Bank of England
Manchester
Liverpool
Birmingham
Sheffield
Leeds
Nottingham
Norwich
Worcestershire
Staffordshire
Yorkshire
Oor Peones Anp Co
Baxggurtcy
Bristol District Court of Bankruptcy
Hobhouse
Phillott
Lowder
Mr. Phillott
Imperial
Carlisle
London
Victoria
Canton
Oxford General Workhouse
Britten
Foreign Office
Earl of Aberdeen
Spain
Madrid
Canine
G. E. Britten
Kyles of Bute
Greenock Advertiser
Tre Coutiers
Liverpool Times
Tre Tea Traps
China
Twankay
Bextin
Prussia
Austria
Upper Silesia
Ferdinand
Gleinitz
Nevumantz
Hamburg
Trieste
Loxpon
James Sedgwick Lean
Royal Navy
London-dock
Editions of the Wezxty Chronicle and readers letters in 1844
The notice outlines multiple editions of the Weekly Chronicle with distinct post times and marks to prevent substitutions. Subscription rates are listed, and letters from readers praise price increases and discuss Irish history, stocks in London, viceroyship abolition, emigration, and assorted legal opinions.
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Weexty Canoniere
Weekly Chronicle
Henry C. Wilson
Jollarylebone
W.B. T
Taunton
Robberies and tax grievances echo in old weekly chronicle letters
Reprint of reader queries and editorial replies from 1843 1844 on inheritance law tax refunds post office efficiency and legal notices. Letters discuss stock disposals by agents baronies per legem terre and rights of widows heirs rents and administration issues with examples from Ireland England and Portsmouth.
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Weekly Chronicle
Peel-papers
Portsmouth
Country Post
Kent
P.P
R. N
Pacha
Egypt
Courts of Law
Lervens
England
Dublin
Ireland
W.H
Clapham
W. K
Hong Kong
Wm. Murray
West Bromwich
W.truscott
Railway traffic and measures prompt talk of Chester to Holyhead link
Weekly railway traffic reports show 7,660 passengers and £2,287 2s with goods £315 7s 5d on L&Q and 6,495 passengers plus £1,323 12s for passengers parcels and mails on the Birmingham line. A Chester to Holyhead railway plan prompted talks with Sir Robert Peel. government deemed a formal arrangement premature. Notes on London and Birmingham stock plans, a 115 year old woman in Athlone, Notting Hill church stone laying, and new naval regulations follow.
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Briegurox
Birmingham
Chester and Holyhead
London and Birmingham and
Grand Junction
Downing Street
Robert Peel
James Graham
Chester
Holyhead
Admiralty
Walker
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Loncevby
St John’s
Athlone Sentinel
Catroll
St. John's
Notting-hill
Movarth
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
Higgs
Westminster
Edward Goldsmith
Great St. Andrew Street
St. Giles’s Workhouse
Charing-cross Hospital
St. Giles’s
Time of Sunrise and Sunset and High Water in Britain
The article explains a method to compute sunrise and sunset by latitude, adjusting times by degrees above or below 61 degrees 80 minutes, then adds specific corrections for high water at major ports. It lists hourly offsets for London Dock to several ports including Bristol Cork and Dover, with a note that many minor harbours follow. It also presents a weekly chronicle with ecclesiastical lessons, moon phase, sun declination, day length, weather notes, and a discussion of the New Whig Manifesto and parliamentary issues facing Peel and the Whigs.
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Westminster
Jan
Lord de Grey
Ireland
T. A
Manchester
M. S
Shaftesbury
St. Clement Danes
Sheffield
Beckington
B. W. Wisbech
B. Walker
C. Cardwell
Wells
Es. C. C
Weekly Chronicle
Trish
A. L. G. Webley
Receiver-General of Chancery
Halifax
J.B
John Jones
J.P. H
Minimus D
Lord Grey
Groby
House of Peers
Earl of Stamford
Great Britain
London Dock
Ates
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Salford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Isaiah K
Matthew xii
Isaiah Lili
Meteo
Ephem
Zadkiel
Monnay
Cambridge
Sir J. Moore
Werpwespay
Dr. Franklin
Westher—Meteo
St. Fabian
St. Agnes
How to Strike a Special Jury Across the Water
The piece argues that if Sir Robert Peel faced Irish Attorney General Thomas Cusack Smith he would remove him by any means, condemning Smith as a bungler out of touch with modern times and imagining himself in Catholic suppression days.
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Robert Peel
Robert
England
Ireland
Scotland
Lord Grey
House of Lords
Commons
Crown
Lord Melbourne
Macrons
Mr. Smith
Hebaa
Lord Eliot
Father Sheehy
Times
Trish
T. B. Smith
Freg Ag
Thomas Cusack Smith
Sir Robert Peel
T. B. Cusack Smith
Agricultural gatherings in Essex and Lincolnshire criticised
A critical analysis argues that recent agricultural meetings in Essex and Lincolnshire lack genuine tenant farmer leadership, serve landlord interests, and aim to pressure Parliament. The piece predicts limited impact, noting many counties may stay aloof and calls for Whig support to counter the movement.
Meeting of Buckinghamshire farmers forms anti free trade league
About 209 tenant farmers gathered at the Swan hotel Newport Pagnell to form an association opposing the Anti Corn Law League. E Greaves chaired, urging unity to protect agriculture valued at hundreds of millions. resolutions backed protection and opposition to free trade in corn. A county subscription was anticipated in the thousands of pounds. Also notes Mr E Filmer walked five miles in an hour wearing dredging boots, completing the feat in six minutes under adverse weather conditions.
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Astt-Leacte Meerixe 1x
Buckinchams,inc
Swan Hotel
Newport Pagnell
Association For the Protection of Agriculture
E. Greaves
Haversham
League
Anti Corn Law League
Buckinghamshire
E. Filmer
Faversham
Kentish Gazette
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