Market Grain Prices Across Towns and Regions
The report compiles Saturday grain markets across England with prices for Wheat Barley Oats Beans and Flour in Bath Berwick Carlisle Doncaster Soubin Edinburgh Exeter Glasgow Gloucester Ipswich Kendal Liverpool Lancaster Manchester Newcastle Norwich Preston Reading Shepton Mallet Wakefield Warminster Wisbeach Yarmouth York and Wool markets. Prices show wide variation by locality with Wheat ranging roughly from 24s to 80s per quarter and Barley from 15s to 38s per bushel plus multiple price shifts noted across towns. It notes scarce old Wheat at Egremont and overall fluctuating demand influenced by weather and harvest conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ppleby
Berwick
Garlisle
Cockermouth
Doncaster
Edinburgh
Egremont
Exeter
Glasgow
Gloucester
Irih
Ipswich
Kendal
Liverpool
Ireland
Lancaster
Manchester
Corn Exchange
Newcastle-Upon-Tyne
Norwich
Preston
Reading
London
Shepton Mallet
Wakefield
Warminster
Barsey
Wisbeach
York
Memoranda for the Present Week in October and November
A historical calendar summary lists saints days and events from Sunday October 28 to Saturday November 3. It includes high water times for London, notable dates such as Drake’s voyage completion and Dominica discovery, and mentions Yeomen guards and Blackfriars bridge milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joal
Luke
Lesa
Micah
Philip
Traday
London Bridge
Sir
Walter
Raleigh
George More
Jand
Rivié
Bristol
Dominica
Columbus
Drake
Joint stock partners limited to producing deed in defense
In a series of High Court notes, co partners in a joint stock company were held not to be obliged to testify. default judgments against three defendants do not compel production of the deed. Notices of admission for attorneys may be amended when a mistaken name appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Tindal
C. J
Exrarre Corxinus
Hayes
Collins
Helmut
Worcester
Saunders
Helm
Williams
Justice
Portrait of the Queen Portraits to ship January sixth
The engraving delay now resolved and the National Present portrait will begin on Sunday January 6. Subscribers of six months’ duration will be entitled to receive the portrait.
Portraits of Her Majesty supply in districts set to December
The paper's agents are told not to exceed supply on December 1 and must first determine the exact number of portraits required in each district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Leipsic
Camberwell
G. G
Stoke Newington
H. H
Hackney
Uniform Penny Post Proposed by Post Office Committee
The paper announces it will publish the full Report of the Post-Office Committee on a uniform penny post for all letters as soon as arrangements are completed the moment the report is issued. The Proprietors will lay the entire report before readers in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicus
Duncan R
R.V
Post-Office Committee
O Connell’s Precursor Society Faces Skepticism In Ireland
In a Dublin letter Mr. O Connell presses a new Precursor Society modeled after the Catholic Association. Parishes appoint five members to a general committee, with enrollment and ten shillings due. Critics doubt the plan’s aims and doubt a broad Irish national effect, predicting weak support and limited funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connell
Dublin
Old Catholic Association
O’connell
Ireland
Mr. O'Connell
Birmingham
England
Sharman Crawford
Mr. O’connell
Hey
Duke of Richmond Backs Jew Sir Salomons to Sussex Peace
The Duke of Richmond appoints Mr. David Salomons, a Jew, to the Sussex commission of the peace after the aldermen refused him earlier for his religion. The piece praises toleration and notes the shift as a sign of progress, tongue in cheek about Tory support and the Morning Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timon
Duke of Richmond
Sussex
David Salomons
Peter Laurie
Judeus
Solomons
Salomons
Morning Post
Great Yarmouth Election Declared Void by Referees
The Marquess of Tavistock and Mr. C. B. Greville rule the recent Great Yarmouth election void. Mr. Wilshere must vacate if called to do so by Mr. Baring, though Wilshere may oppose another Conservative and Baring may face a Liberal challenger. The case remains unusually complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquess of Tavistock
C. B. Greville
Great Yarmouth
Wilshere
Baring
Yarmouth Electorate Faces Return Controversy and Possible Defeat
In Yarmouth a dispute over party pacts and a withdrawn petition clouds the race. Voters who twice backed a popular candidate may see a minority preferred by headquar ters imposed. Observers predict Mr Baring will face opposition if a liberal challenger steps forward, with the public awaiting parliamentary referees’ decision.
Dr Lushington Eyes Return in Tower Hamlets Race
The article supports Dr. Lushington seeking reelection in Tower Hamlets and urges liberals not to oppose him. It warns of Tory chances if Liberal divisions undermine unity, notes his talent and Whig ties, and predicts his fair return and continued collaboration with radicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lushington
Tower Hamlets
Marylebone
Colonel Thompson
Admiralty
Duke of Sussex and Royal Society Call for Public Support
A Times letter by an Old Fellow of the Royal Society argues against the need for the Duke of Sussex to resign the presidency over expenses. It contends royal entertainments were modest, urges Parliament not to grant more funds, and proposes private liberality as the proper show of support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke OF Sussex
Royal Society
Times
H. R.H
Duke’of
Sussex
Kensington
H. R.h’s
London
Millennium Petition and echoes on property distribution
A historic letter from a correspondent praising a Millennium Petition and discussing how property distribution evils arise from laws. The piece notes minor errors about the Duke of Devonshire’s fortune but argues these do not affect the argument and promises further remarks on remedial measures and a second letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Devonshire
Papal King’s Ambassador Breaks Off Rome Talks and War Fear
The Augsburg Gazette reports all papal king’s legation members recalled from Rome on October 14. If Prussia declares war, the fleet at Dantzic remains one brig left by Swedes sixty years ago. Extraordinary potato crop at Inveresk yields remarkable weights. roots sent to Mr Lawson’s Agricultural Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Berlin
Prussia
Dantzic
David Milne
Inveresk
Musselburgh
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H. T
Bremley
Wiliam White
Chesterfield
Henry Gerhard
Park-street
C. T
East-atrret
Thomas H
Salford
W. F
Deptford
Y. Z
R. T
W. W
Scotland
Terrewest
U’s
Leith
Church
Imperial Gaslight Company
Assumpsit
Brmingham
M.P
Medical
Ryde
Oe Angileu
M. E.X
House of Lords
Gardiner
Marianne
Ender
Botanical
Kent
East Kent
Weekly Chronicle
W. B
J. Clap
Irish Hodman
H.C. G
Moreton
R. Gordon
Rusricus
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Court OF Aldermen
Yarmouth
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