Aboriginal Chartist claims Mad Thom as originator
A blunt critique labels Bronterre O'Brien as promoting insane Chartist leaders and mocks the Newcastle meeting reverberations. The piece denounces universal suffrage schemes and predicts the movement’s collapse without common sense or unity among Chartists, citing press quarrels and financial woes.
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Mr. Attwood
Mr. Salt
Thom
Courtenay
Bronterre O'Brien
Feargus O'Connor
Northern Star
Oastler
Stephens
Feargus O’connor
L East
Bronterre
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Parker
Atkinson
Joseph Rayner Stephens
England
Mr. Stephens
Mason
Peel
Richardson
Manchester
Crotchet Castle
Jack Cade
Julian Harney
Dr. Taylor
Birmingham Journal
Salt
Muntz
Robert Kellie Douglas
Squire Crotchet the Younger
Agricultural imports and farm implements in 1858 and 1837
The Bristol import data shows 1858 pigs 85 664, sheep 13 018, cattle 2 610, horses 1 096 from Ireland, with 1837 figures yielding higher pig and sheep counts and lower horses. A later note describes a large sixty pound mutton carcass, a thrashing machine prize exhibit, and commentary on public sentiment toward a Plymouth slaughter event.
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James Cuddiford
Thomas Kingwell
North Huish
Bennett
Derby Mercury
Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland
Edinburgh
Andrew Stevenson
United States
Yoo Pimitventemme
Incumbents in Disfavor Amid Clerical Debates and Rights
Old notices recount clashes between church figures and bishop’s factions, questions on churchyard freehold, and rights to appoint parish clerks. Also noted are new bishop appointments, injunctions against Protestants, and funding efforts for church buildings and vaccination institutions.
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London
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Ricuts
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Woolfrey
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Carisbrooke
Frederick Portock
Temple
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St. Dunstan’s
Stepney
Price
Court of Queen’s Bench
Tonson
Killaloe
Lord Riversdale
Dub
Evening Post
Ludlow Tonson
Griffiths
Society For the Propagation OF the Gospel
Lotd
Barbadoes
St. Martin’s-in-the- Fields
John Lonsdale
Lincoln’s Inn
King’s College
Lonsdale
Whitehall
Exeter
Lord Wriothesley Russell
Whittington Landon
Duke of Somerset
Holbeach
Devon
Thomas Pemberton
Ripon
Diocesan Church Building Society
Earl Fitzwilliam
Leeds Intelligencer
Constantinople
Pera
Bennet
Duke of Rutland
Earl Howe
Leicestershire
J. W. Minton
Darlington
Alderley
Stanley
Norwich
John Stanley
Bart
Girdlestone
Sir John Stanley
John
Chester Chronicle
Dudley
Stanhope
County Durham
R. Smith
Sutton
Middlesex House of Correction
John Ousley
Sandy
Hertford
The
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Royal Jennerian and Vaccine Institution
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Lombard Street
H. J. Knapp
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Chantrey
Epps
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Count de Ladolph
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France
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Fane
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Clerkenwell
Gray’s Inn-lane
Liverpool
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Dewsbury
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Washington
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Christow
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Wright
Johnson
Durham
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