Market Prices Across Towns for Wheat and Grains
Reports from Appleby Bath Birmingham Carlisle Cockermouth Doncaster Devizes Dublin Edinburgh Exeter Kendal Lancaster Liverpool Preston Shepton Mallet Southampton Wakefield Warminster Worcester on a week of grain trading detail prices for Wheat Barley Oats Beans Peas Flour Oatmeal and related staples across numerous market towns with notes on demand, supply and price movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleby
Bath
Birmingham
Carlisle
Cockermouth
Doncaster
Dublin
Perdin Burgh
Egremont
Exeter
Kendal
Lancaster
Liverpool
Ireland
Preston
Shepton Mallet
Southampton
Wakefield
Warminster
Worcester
Bradford
New South Wales
East India
London
Leicester
Lincolnshire
Christ's Hospital Scholars View Comet With Sir James South
Fifty senior Christ's Hospital scholars visited Sir James South at Kensington to observe the comet. He lectured on telescope use and astronomical observation then provided an English supper before returning to the school singing God save the Queen. A Sussex writs matter at St Andrew's Chapel followed. Huskisson memorial tablet at Parkside replaced by Liverpool and Manchester Railway shareholders. A Donnington Primitive Methodist preacher tore off coat and waistcoat and hurled a brass candle-branch into the crowd but caused no further harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ’s Hospital
J. South
Kensington
James
Kensington-hill
Charles Serase Dickins
Elizabeth Dickens
Everard
Owen Marden
Huskisson
Parkside
Liverpool and Manchester Railway Company
Primitive Methodists
Donnington
Diary Memoranda for the Present Week
A compact weekly diary notes saints' days and events from November 11 to November 17. It lists High Water times for London Bridge and death anniversaries of Sir John Hawkins and Dr Hawkesworth, and marks key dates such as Westminster Bridge opening and notable deaths and discoveries.
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John iii
London Bridge
John Hawkins
Hawkesaworth Eied
Westminster Bridge
Queen Charlotte
Lord Erskine
Auditors and Parish Accounts in St Pancras Case
In Middlesex, the court refused a prohibition to stop quarter sessions from auditing parish trustees accounts for St Pancras under the General Vestry Act. The case threads through previous rulings on auditor inspections and mandamus, with the trustees having submitted accounts late, prompting debate on parish control over expenditures.
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Legaz
Bart Court
Quizn’s Bench
Middlesex
Exparte
ST. Pancras
J. Campbell
Hoggin
Hobhouse
Court of Quarter Sessions
Williams
Health of the metropolis shows uptick in burials
Weekly mortality reports reveal 30 more burials than prior week with 51 unaccounted deaths. Recognized causes include consumption 33, convulsions 22, fevers 22, age and debility 19, brain and lung inflammation 17, smallpox 16, and dropsy 16.
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J.H. T
Norwich
H. M
Catt m
J. F
Pilus
E. C. Ww
H. E
Wanstead
L. K
Bath
Compound decoctions and tonics in medical letters and prescriptions
A column of medical notes and requests with recipes for tonics and remedies. It lists doses of aloes valerian lytte gentian tinctures and various preparations, discusses safety and propriety of treatments, and includes patient letters urging dietary and liquor restrictions.
A First Lesson in Botany and Garden Operations
The article presents a botanical primer on plant parts from a lily including corolla pistil stamens and pollen and Linnaeus system. it then outlines weekly gardening tasks such as mulching pruning tulip planting and bed care. reader notes from various contributors discuss grafting almond origins and plant care in dry houses and miscellaneous reader feedback.
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Linnius
Linnaeus
China
G. K
Tottenham Cross
Hereford
Pliny
Lucretius
Barbary
England
Deptford
Marguerite
Portrait of the Queen Portrait Engraving Release Jan 6
The engraving delay ends and the proprietors announce the issue begins Sunday January 6. All subscribers of six months' duration will be entitled to receive the portrait.
Portrait of Her Majesty supply notice for December
The paper’s agents are notified that the Portrait of Her Majesty issue will not exceed their supply on December 1. It is necessary to determine in advance the exact number of portraits required in each district.
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R. F
J. Vay
J.C
A.W
Rome
Great Britain
West Indies
Joan Carpenter
Newcastle
Newcastle On- Tyne
Carruthers
J. C
London
Marcellus
Gill’s Hill Cottage
Lord Durham Resignation and Canadian Policy Debate
The Weekly Chronicle reviews Lord Durham's resignation from Canada and praises his policy aimed at uniting English and French settlers under a British framework. It critiques the Lords for disallowing Durham's ordinances, warns of continuing feuds, and notes colonial discontent with Parliament's actions and the amnesty issue.
The Norwich Demonstration Exposed by a Critical Voice
The piece condemns the Norwich demonstration led by Jack Cade alias the Rev Stephens describing his speech as violent and reckless. It argues the movement harms liberty and warns against adapting constitutional reform under the influence of such firebrands. It praises moral force versus physical force and calls for separating rational workers from violent agitators.
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Norwich
Jack Cade
Stephens
Herod
Histoire Parlementaire
Pere du Chesne
Hebert
Robespierre
England
Mr. Stephens
Stepheny
Norfolk
Birmingham
Manchester
Bristol
London
Courtenay
Kent
North
London Working Men’s Association
Feargus O'Connors
Stephenses
Oastlers
Durham policy praised despite home opposition
The article argues that Lord Durham’s scheme in Canada and the United States succeeded in policy terms but was thwarted by domestic faction. It credits Durham as the link to the mother country and defends his proclamation against Tory criticism, urging patience for a new settlement and warning of potential race and creed conflicts if Parliament blocks his plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Durham
Canada
United States
Ministerial Chronicle
Morning Chronicle
The Tories and the Registration Debate
A critical view of Tory influence in registration courts contrasts ministerial doubts with Tory gains. The piece cites Liberals’ apathy and funds shortages while Tories hire attorneys in districts to sway electors. It argues the people, not party leaders, drive public service and politics.
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Fraser's Magazine
Blackwood
Quarterly Review
Party of the People
Party of Common Sense
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Country Markets
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Gorge Fox
John Curran
High Water
Brtuce
Nile
Gorraspondence, Co
Lisi
E. E
Somerstown
A. B
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Rez
Ws S.C
R. Nelson
B. H
Sherif
Oxford-street
Carlos B
W. Harrison
B. T
Otry
Gray’s Inn
Sheriffs Court
Red Lion Square
Inns
Home Secretary
Aberdeen
Mary M
BH. OH
Wolverhampton
Prius
Martins
W. W
William
J. Josephs
Mary Jones
Weekly Chronicle
Government of
Lower Canada
Britain
House of Lords
House of Assembly
Legislative Council
House of Peers
Lord Brougham
Sir John Colborne
Quebec
Monsieur Papineau
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