Weekly Meeting of the National Anti Corn Law League
The National Anti Corn Law League held a large Covent Garden gathering with Earl of Radnor presiding. Speakers highlighted shifting industrial versus agricultural fortunes, repeated calls for free trade, and calls for increased capital and better cultivation to aid agriculture.
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The
National Anti- Corn Law League
Corn Law League
Covent-garden
Earl of Radnor
Earl of Harewood
Friends of Agricultural Protection
Mr. Gladstone
Hunt
Cobden
Bristol
Mr. Cobden
Buckingham
League
Northumberland
Duke of Buckingham
Midland
England
North
Scotland
America
Mr. M'Duffe
Fugleman
Earl of
Radnor
Mathew Appointed Governor at Bahamas and Post Office Notices
Mr. Mathew, late member for Athlone and Shaftsbury, is named governor and commander in chief at the Bahamas. Notices at the General Post Office St Martin's le Grand outline next mails to Malta, Greece, Tonian Islands, Egypt, and India via Southampton, with specific departure dates in April and for West Indian and American mails.
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Mathew
Athlone
Shaftsbury
Bahamas
General Post Office
St. Martin’s le Grand
Malta
Greece
Tonian Islands
Egypt
India
Southampton
Montrose
Great Liverpool
Mediterranean
Marseilles
Hence
Tay
Ayr Acattia
Death of the King of Sweden and His Heir Oscar II
A Stockholm report notes King Charles John died on the 8th inst at four in the morning. His son Oscar II immediately assumed power, pledging to continue the Sweden Norway governments. Bernadotte’s rise is linked to gratitude from Swedish officers who saw his mercy toward prisoners and leadership in northern campaigns. The piece lauds his long reign, domestic progress, and Sweden’s stability under his rule.
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Sweden
Hampuren
Stockholm
Charles John
Oscar
Norway
Europe
France
Bernadotte
Charles John XIV
Pau
Ulm
Austerlitz
Prince of
Armée
Germany
Napoleon
Orebro
Charles XIII
Prince de Ponte Corvo
Russia
French Empire
Finland
Baltic
Zimes
Death of the Earl of Lonsdale at York-house Twickenham
The Earl of Lonsdale dies at York-house Twickenham in his 87th year after weeks of illness and a strong influenza. He was born 29 December 1757 and leaves two sons and four daughters. The article traces the Lowther lineage from Sir Richard Lowther through the current postmaster general and notes his political influence, military rank, and ties to Wordsworth.
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Lord Lonsdale
Earl of Lonsdale
York-house
Twickenham
Bolton
Chambers
Earl
Viscount Sidmouth
William Lowther
House of Lords
York
Elizabeth
Richard Lowther
Cumberland
The
Marches
Mary
Scotland
Ireland
John Lowther
James Lowther
Earl of
Swillington
W. Lowther
Augusta Fane
John
Earl of Westmorland
Westmoreland
Pitt
Lowther
Lord Eldon
Wordsworth
Lord Lowther
Duke of Portland
Report of the South Wales Inquiry on turnpikes and tithes
The commissioners conclude disturbances were not political but driven by local grievances, led by the turnpike toll system in Carmarthenshire and neighboring counties. They urge repeals and unified county trusts, critique tithe handling, and condemn the Poor Law bastardy clauses, urging clearer county rate accounts and renewed church support.
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Carmarthen
Haverfordwest
Pembrokeshire
Cardigan
Radnor
Merthyr Tydvil
South Wales
Pembryn
Wales
United Kingdom
Diocese of
St. David's
Thomas Frankland Lewis
Robert Henry Cuive
Liam Cripps
London
Negotiations for Trapani-Isabella Marriage Off
The France states negotiations for Count de Trapani's marriage to Isabella of Spain have completely broken off. Marshal Soult nears his eightieth birthday on March 29, 1765. From Hong Kong a private letter reports fever in the island quelled, troops convalescent, but many men reduced to skin and bone.
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France
Count de Trapani
Isabella
Spain
Marshal Soult
Hone Kone
Woolwich
Hong Kong
Royal Engineers and county regiments notice and appointments
The London Gazette records March 18 commissions in the Royal Engineers and various county units, promotions to captain and lieutenant, plus changes in Yeomanry and militia commands. It lists dissenters marriage acts registered chapels, insolvency declarations, bankruptcies, dividends, certificates, and partnerships dissolving across cities and counties.
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Oxnpnance
Corps of Royal Engineers
Thomas Foster
Lewis
Richard Clement Moody
Foster
William Mason Inglis
Stannaries
Royal Cornwall
Devon Miners Regiment
Edward William Wynne Pendarves
Redditch
Worcestershire
Shover's-green
Wadhurst
Sussex
Methodist
Tiverton
Devonshire
Wesleyan
Liskeard
Cornwall
F. C. Wollen
Bath Street
City Road
Tailor
Liverpool
Beadle
H. Shedden
Bristol
Clerk
J. Perry
Blackmore
Essex
Suffolk
Henry
Caroline Place
Regent's Park
J. Claridge
Oxford
J. Mowbray
Kirton
Lincolnshire
Mary Wilcock
Midgley
Yorkshire
J. Green
Brewood
Staffordshire
E. Burrell
Arundel Street
Strand
Jane Sophia Reynolds
Reading
W. H. Porter
Doughty Mews
Russell Square
Richmond
Surrey
J. Goodson
Royal Oak Place
Pimlico
Wm. Pett
Minster
Kent
R. Heffer
Saint Ives
Draper
Ankrupts
C. Staples
Southampton
J. E. Rident
Ringwood
Hampshire
J. Deacon
Whitechapel Road
H. Goertz
Windsor
M. and
R. Ramsay
Scotswood
Northumberland
J. Finney
Woore
Shropshire
J. Howarth
Lee Mill
Lancashire
G. Harding
Carlisle
W. P. Ward
W. Mills
Birmingham
Wilson
J. Cochrane
Cross Arthurlie
Renfrewshire
R. Kennedy
Glencairn
Dumfriesshire
M. Dickson
Edinburgh
J. Hunter
P. Duncan
Troon
Mourning Orders and Royal Appointments in Late March
Notices from St James's Palace Downing Street and other stations detail court mourning orders for Sweden and Norway with specific attire for ladies and gentlemen to begin March 26 and end April 16. Queen confers knighthood on William Bain. Appointments include Dr Francis Hawkins as royal physician and Edward Field to Newfoundland bishopric, plus Isle of Man benefices and numerous regimental promotions across British forces.
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Lorn OxHamnertram
Sweden
Norway
St. James's Palace
William Bain
Casmiiacknouse
Duke of Cambridge
Francis Hawkins
Downing Street
John Cecil Hall
Wakenatt
John Bethune
Uig
Lewis
Ross
Alexander MacLeod
Church of Scotland
7Th Dragoon Guards
John Hamilton Gray
14Th Light Dragoons
Robertson
2D Dragoons
Andrew Robertson
Ramsay
3D Light Dragoons
Cornet
Edward B. Cureton
16Th Light Dragoons
White
Palcarres Wardlaw Ramsay
Frederick George Syms
Woolls
Edward Spicer Charlton
Dore
Frederick Francis Maude
Blair
9Th Foot
Francis Levett Bennett
13Th Foot
Williams
William Willis Williams
Frederick Biscar Tritton
Purchase
Mostyn
27Th Foot
21St Foot
Richard Tyrrell Robert Patteun
Walker
John Crofton Peddie
Pattorn
P Andton
George Frendh
31St Foot
Eddie
7Th Foot
Oliver Langley
Leutenant
Hutton
Thomas Mostyn
18Th Foot
Langley
28Th Foot
Henry Furey Wakefield
40Th Foot
Lugard
29Th Foot
Henry George Walker
Moore
Edward Toke Scudamore
Henry Clinton van Cortlandt
Colone
Churchill
James Spence
van Gartiaids
Edward Lugard
Spence
34Th Foot
Charles Alfred Schreiber
Broderick
Edward Frederick Agnew
Schreiber
John Robinson
Agnew
38Th Foot
John James Grant
Alexander Campbell
Henry Holden
Grant
George Green
Helden
Widespread Robberies and Fatal Shipwrecks Reported
Monday robbery targets Defiance Oxford coach ferrying 1500 sovereigns from a banking house to Messrs Robinson Thomson Co. A law bookseller’s family suffers a fatal kitchen fire set by clothes on fire. Within days two Liverpool ships the Georgiana and Carolina wreck, with over twenty lives lost and combined losses near £45,000. Georgiana sinks after attempting to reach land near Wexford. only two of fourteen survive. Carolina foundered off Studwell Islands. captain and others perish. crew of twenty nine mostly rescued.
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Rorpery
Oxford
Templebar
Messrs
Jane Wilson
Lloyd’s
Georgiana
Wilson
Carolina
Jackson
Blackwater Bank
Wexford
W. Carren
David M‘lean
J. Worrall
Liverpool
Caroline
Wilson and Dawson
Chapelwalk
Africa
Studwell Roads
W.N.W
Studwell Islands
Caution to Mothers Johnson's American Soothing Syrup
This 19th century notice touts Johnson's American Soothing Syrup as safe and effective for dentition pain and convulsions in children. It claims quick gum relief, easy teething, and pleasant use, with Barclay and Sons listed as the stamp holder and price stated at 2s 9d per bottle.
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RS. Johnson
Johnson
Barclay and Sons
Farring
Don-Street
London
Patent Lever Truss Promises Simple Rupture Support
The Patent Lever Truss is presented as the simplest and most effective contrivance for ruptures, using a lever attached to a light pad to regulate pressure without springs. It claims strong steel-like resistance, invisibility under clothing, and secure placement during activity. Available from Mr White, chemist, Miccadilly, for 2 shillings 6d, with postage on request.
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Mr. White
Miccadilly
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Glengarry Fencibles
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Dawson
86Th Foot
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Rattray
James Boyd
John Jerome
Woodgate
Francis Russell Creed
Stuart
Robert Hawkes
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Corps of Royal Marines
Julius Roberts
George Spencer Percival Baker
Charles John Ellis
Roberts
County of Montgomery
Montgomeryshire
Sir Watkin Wilams Wynn, Bart
Charles Watkins Williams Wynn
Henry Adolphus Proctor,Esq
David Pugh
Great Britain
Henry Brckneut
Grocers’ Company
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Baptist
Cullompton
Loughborough
Cooper-street
Manchester
W. Chapman
York Place
New Road
J. Gundry
High Street
Hampstead
H. W. Hemsworth
Primrose
Bishopsgate
J. Mews
Langley Place
Commercial Road
Ford and Brocklehurst
Bow Lane
G. and
J. Wilkinson
Bishop Auckland
Durham
Curriers
R. Hurst
Newcastle Upon Tyne
J. Cowen
Penrith
T. F. Clark
Scotland Road
Newport
Isle of Wight
D. Lamont
West Smithfield
W. Fuller
Cotton Street
Poplar
J. and
W. Judd
Romsey
H. Tisoe
Hertford
Carpenter
J. B. Williams
Regent -Street
C. Reesby
Stamford
D. Nicholson
Castle Streat
J. H. Fuller
Flixton
E. Braim
Rodney Street
Pentonville
J.L. Fernandes
Wakefield
J. Donnelly
H. and
J. Siesingsyi
Catenton Street
City
J. L. Woodruff
Great Missenden
Bucks
Innkeeper
Blackburn, Stowell, and Co
Folly-hall-mill
Wisbey
C. Stowell
Flowerdew and Gowing
Eye
Hickman and Rawlins
Kentish Town
Topham
Wrichard
Leeds
Mary Ann Walker
Jane Tovey
Albany Street
Regent’s Park
Davis and Son
New Bond Street
Cory and Boyd
Drury Lane
Pound and Petty
Blue Boar Lane
Oxford, Carpenters
Jackson and Blockley
Marsland
Downes and Wheeler
Bridgnorth
Jenkins and Son
Tanner’s Hill
Lewisham Road
Deptford
Carpenters
Peel, Hayward, and Co
Watlington
Oxfordshire
W. Hayward
T. M. Fox and Co
Cheltenham
R Evans and Son
Vinallend,Son
High Holborn
M'Intosh and Webster
Kingston Upon Hull
Stirling
Materia Medica
J. W. Stirling
Whitechapel
Sanger
H. J. Bett and Co
M.R.C.S.L
Bouveriestreet
Fleet-street
Strange
Paternoster-row
Bond-street
Purkiss
Old Compton-street
Phillips
Oxford-street
Gordon
Leadenhall-street
J. Noble
Chacery-lane
Fleet-steel
R. and
L. Perry
Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
J. Gordon
Guest
Buil-Street
Perry
Berners-Street
La’'Merton
Samuel Lamert
Berford Street
Loxnon
University of Edinburgh
Newton
Church Street
Watts
Snowhill
Baraclough
Fargue
Sheffield
Darey
Broad Street
France and Co
Butcher Bank
Newcastle on-Tyne
Paton and Lore
Nelson-street
Glasgow
Manchester Chronicle
La’Mert
Bedford-street
Bedford-square
J. Lucas and Co
C. Newman
Brittain
G. Maurell
King-street
Southwark
C. Westerton
Park-side
Knightsbridge Field
Huett
Princes-street
Leicester-square
H. Phillips
T. Sawler
Courier-office
Courier-office, 4, $J. Ann’s Square, Manchester; W. Howell, 75, Dale-street
W. Wood
High-street
W. and
H. Robinson
Greenside-street
T. Price
Dame-street
Dublin
All Booksellers
New Bell
Aessenger
Messrs. Lucas and Co
Newman Street
Stust
J. L. Curtis and Company
Consulting Surgeons
Burgess
Medical Bookseller
Coventry-street
Haymarket
Barth
Brydges-street
Mann
Cornhill
Paternoster- Row
Bull-street
Sawler
St. Ann' S Square
Philip
South Castle-street
Messrs. Curtis
Old
Herts Mercury
Age
Argus
Mersia
Curtis and Company
Faith Street
Soho Square