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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 10, 1845

Page

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Great League Bazaar Opens at Covent Garden Theatre

A large crowd gathered Thursday for the opening of the Grand National Anti Corn-Law League Bazaar at Covent Garden Theatre. The hall showcases Rochdale wares, Leeds fabrics, Manchester stalls, and Glasgow edgings, with a vast display of lace, muslin, furniture, and metalwork while the public browses, buys, and supports free trade amid festive yet crowded conditions.

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A Fable of Three Dogs and a Palace Watch of Cotton

In a village tale a Mastiff Whig a Bull-Dog Rad and a petty thief Tory guard a palace entrance. Tory scales the railing to steal while Whig and Rad fail to stop him. The fable ends with a call for united duty and honesty as the rightful general duty of all.

Weekly Chronicle Jo Angleton Billy Rad Tory Whig Sha Ne Cur Butler's Pantry

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