Market prices and butchered goods listed in old Dutch trade notices
Fragmented OCR of a newspaper ad shows pricing for grains, meat, and produce. Mentions rye, peas, lambs, and lamb rants with various shillings per unit, and references to offers and sales in a rural market. Exact items and amounts are unclear due to garbled text.
The Chartist Arrests Right or Wrong Debate
A Victorian era critique discusses the Manchester Chartist arrests led by Feargus O Connor and allies, weighing political liberty, Home Secretary knowledge, and potential motives. It questions conspiratorial risks, double standards of the Tory party, and the impact on Chartist leadership amid proposed criminal proceedings and altered banking hours.
Waterman saves lives amid distress at Bow Street
At Bow Street a Thames waterman named J Myers faced a charge of attempting self harm by throat cutting. In court he spoke of ruin and losses including his wife in the workhouse, and was ordered to be taken to the Strand union workhouse for care. Also details of other Saturday cases at Marylebone, Clerkenwell, and Greenwich are reported, including Eliza Anderson’s drunken mischief and a public notice on overland mail summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow Street
Myers
Mr. Twyford
Strand Union
Waterloo Bridge
Ackerman
Strand
Richard Wells
Mr. Uwyford
Mr.Twyford
Calcutta
PH Be
Marylebone
Tak Lapy
Eliza
Mr. Long
Brown
Queen Square
Mr. Wetherall
Eaton Place
Pimlico
Cooke
Paynter
Mr. Cooke
Wetherall
Paymer
Clerkenwell
Elizabeth Brown
Smith
Harpur Street
Bloomsbury
Shiv
Greenwood
Newgate
Lambeth Street
Robert Snell
Cambridge-road
Mile-end
Ellen Matilda Ingleton
Norton
Greenwich
Mr. Grove
Overland Mail
Extraordinary Express
Furlia
L Orienta
Pouvelles Suivantes Extraites
Bumpay
Brigadier Monteath
Cette Place
Divisions de
L'armée
la Chine
Macao
Plus Prochain
Mata
Oriental
Bombay
Monteath
Port Polak
Ahinwarie
Lady Sale
Paloer
Pollock Stil
Nott
Cabul
Suftur Jung
Candabar
Wymer
China
Chapao
India
Candahar
Jelalabad
England
Calcutts
Allahabad
Jellalabad
Akhbar Khan
Quetta
Indus
Cooper
Vullock
Poona
Christie
Bombay Native Infantry
Bengal
Leslie
Anderson
Blood
Madras
Haldane
Her Majesty
Craigie
Affghan
Ghuznee
Candaber
Ferozepore
Khelary- Ghilzie
Dera Ismael Khan
Pollock
Peshawar
Sale
Khyber Pass
Trouse
Shah Soojah
Jellajlabad
Dost Mahomed
Troup
Fattvh Jung
Fatteh Jung
Bokhara
Stoddart
Conolly
Kokan
Khuluom
Dost Mahammed
W. H. M.nazhton
Broadfoot
Last Jan
Desty
Tak
Duchess of Atholl
Dunkeld House
Ean Feankus
Charley Castle
Staffordshire
Washington Shirley
Marl Ferrers
Great Brian
Robert
Earl Ferrers
Catherine
Rewland Cotton
Frances Ward
William
Tamworth
Robert Wiliam Devereux Shirley
Earl
Leicestershire
Falmorti
Edward Boscawen
Earl of
George Henry Boscawen
Cornmall
Lory
Abercromby
Dublin
Edinburgh
Liverpool
Birmingham
Manchester
Cristil
Glasgow
Lombard-street
Charing-cross
St. Marylebone
Grange
Mr. Bushill
Dr. Smith
M. Bushill
Arland
W. Eyre
Fwerton
Hanwell
Mr. Skinner
University of Edinburgh
Southampton
Pierce
Grist
Charles Gilford
Gifford
George Wilson
Stockport
John Brooks
John Bright
Tech. Dale
Duncan M'Taren
Cesq
I. Bailey
Ian
Wr. Ranaan
C.d.s
League
Cobden
Duncan M' Laren
Thomas Bailey
Thomas Bright
Leeds
Bradford
Starroud Commission
James Tbbs
John Lovett
George Shaw
John Roden
Thomas Hill
Hanley
Ibbs
Shaw
Lovett
Perpay
Pindal
Elijah Simpson
Robert Elvis Allens
Dr. Vale
Chester
Lord Abinger
HH. Alderson
Cresswell Cresswell
J—William Moorhouse
Lees
R. Wild
J. Wild
Stephen Shirt
John Fairhunt
Lady the Queen
Tee
James Lewis
James Wild
Wild
Shirt
Hyde
Moorhouse
Ashton
Witham-moor
Hibour
Nisi Vrius Court
Joseph Taylor
William Smit
James Kershaw
William Martin
Taylor
Peak Forest Canal
Featherscourt
Drury Jane
Waterloo-bridge Stairs
Walker
Drury Lane
King's College Hospital
Higgs
Crown Tavern
Sherriff
Aldersgate Street
Witness
French War Losses and Descriptions From Africa Front
Paris papers report General Changarnier extending to the Oran frontier where Arabs and Kabyles resist 2 days of fierce fighting. French losses include officers Sebastiani and Morangies, with a broader tally of killed and wounded. A separate note details the L Adolphe wreck near Anes, with crew saved in distress, and rescue by St Croix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Africa
Changarnier
Oran
Sebastiani
Courrier Francais
Algiers
Aghalick
Onaz
Milianah
Mascara
MM. Morangies
Magugnos
Miliana
Medeah
D'Arbouville
Braz
Moniteur Parisien
M. Laplanche
Zouaves
M. Sebastiani
M. Maqnards
M. Denantes
African Chasseurs
Frexen Banque L’apatrik
Lloyd's
Nevis
la Croix
L'Adolphe
Brodeau
Nantes
Martinique
St. Domingo
Anes
St. Kill’s
Montserrat
Brodeat
St. Croix
Billiard
Sland
St. Nevis
Guadaloupe
Secher
Ares
St Croix
St. Thomas's
Sears
Algesiras
St. Philip
Fotk O'Ulock
Pesny Postace
Lords Commissioners of
Her Majesty's Treasury
Greenwich
Hull and Selby
Edinburgh Andlasgow
Eastern Counties
Clarence
Loan Commissioners For Public Works
County of
Durham
River Tees
Stockton
Liverpool
Manchester
K. Willams
Maryport Street
Bristol
Bristol Dercury
Bridge
Thames
Tower Wharf
St Katherine’s Dock
Joseph Bowler
Payne
Bridge House
Borough Road
John Page
Messrs. Lowe and Hornblower
Blackfriars’ Road
Bowler
Allison
Jane Bowler
Centra Criminal Court
Funeral of the late Marquis Wellesley at Eton College
The remains of Richard, Marquis of Wellesley, were brought to Eton from Kingston House in a hearse and six, with mourning coaches. A large ceremonial lying in state followed in Election Hall, with the provost and fellows in attendance. The funeral at ten o'clock featured a lead coffin with a gilt plate and heraldic emblems, and prominent mourners including the Duke of Wellington and the late marquis’s executors, secretary, and advisers. The royal family and nobility observed the ceremony with solemn respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis Wellesley
Eton Cottear
Marquis of Wellesley
College
Kingston-house
John Thornton Down
Marquis
Alfred Montgomery
Senith
Mr. Hodgson
George John Dupuis
Thomas Carter
George R. Green
John
Ierox
Richard Coley
Eton College
Bron Cottege
French
Maryis
Duke of Wellington
Lord Maryborough
Earl of Mornington
Douro
Gerard Wellesley
Damn
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Lone
Fr Heen
Aid Pr
Rye
Thera
Hunsebe Pord
History and Politics
Feargus Eonnor
Hall
Ster
Scholefields
Whan Harney
Ouley
Sheffield
Gregory
James Graham
Feargus O'Connor
Ife
King Stork
Log
Chartist
Times
Anti-Corn- Law League
Dol
Peterloo
Lin
O'Connor
Harvey
Merthyr
Robert Owen
Par- Gary
O'Cann
Wilelli
Stephens
Wind ‘Castlr
Yorgisia
Litte
Howe Department
Dject
Gus O'Connor
Special Commission
Ivosins
Tein
Jtd
Bank
Tur
Tiree
Ry Ages
Richard Wolley Weelleseld
Marqtin Wellesley
Rmight
West
Nonle Wuurr
Serrewaier
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