Grain Market Notes Across Towns and Regions
Reports from Appleby Bath Berwick Carlisle Cockermouth Doncaster Douglas Edinburgh Egremont Glasgow Gloucester Ipswich Kendal Lancaster Liverpool Manchester Norwich Preston Reading Shepton Mallet Uxbridge Sunderland Wakefield Warminster Wisbeach Yarmouth York Irish Corn Markets describe weekly grain prices and harvest conditions. Wheat, barley, oats, beans and flour varied by location with general gains at some markets and softer tones at others.
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Appleby
Bath
Berwick
Boston
Carlisle
Cockermouth
Doncaster
Egremont
Glasgow
Gloucester
Ipswich
Kendal
Lancaster
Windle
Liverpool
Danzig
Manchester
Norwich
Preston
Shepton Mallet
Uxbridge
Sunderland
Wakefield
Warminster
Wisbeagh
Yarmouth
York
Clonmel
Cork
Redditto
Dublin
Limerick
Wexford
London Maritime Almanac Notes and Religious Dates
A dated weekly calendar lists saints days and biblical readings for September Sundays and weekdays. It includes astronomical tides at London Bridge, historic events like Balboa discovering the South Sea and the Desmond estates forfeiture, and Michaelmas customs with references to goose feasts and Elizabeth’s Armada news.
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Turspay
South Sea
Nunez de Balboa
Earl of Desmond
London Bridge
Elizabeth
Law and equity notes from the court and reader correspondence
Legal notices and court commentary discuss slander actions and pleading requirements. Readers seek guidance on remedies, while a jurist remarks on damages, injunctions and amicable settlements amidst a stream of reader queries on wills rent and probate.
Prominent medicinal recipes and garden notes in 1830s issue
A miscellany of medical potions and dosages for eye ailments and tonics, along with extensive winter and spring garden guidance. Advice covers artichokes, onions, compost, mushrooms, auriculas, and fruit trees, interspersed with brief notices on emigration and public inquiries.
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Amon
Tottenham-green
Brazil
South America
Agarnicur
Knight
Guelder
Europe
England
Spain
Italy
India
Great Meeting Report Promised in Our Columns
The notice asks Manchester and Northern readers to consult the column dated the 30th instant for the fullest report of the upcoming meeting held Monday next.
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W. H. H. Fitz Srathern
West London Gardeners’ Association
Hero
Love
Margate
Oxford
Cambridge
Fair
Swansea
Her
H.C.G
Middle Scotland Yard
Roke't Pnerma
Jerusalem
Peel
John Viowe
Maberley
A. R
Bedford Row
Twopenny
Creswell
Gravesend
Royal Exchange Building Committee
E. Fizmorris
Barney Maccuire
Bentley
Manchester
Portrait of the Queen Exquisitely Engraved for Subscribers
Proprietors announce an engraving by H. B. Hall from Eugenio Latilla is to be presented to every six months' subscriber. Specimen plates and subscriber name entry books are being delivered to Weekly Chronicle agents across the Empire.
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N. M
Cheshire
Chichester
Chronicle
B.T
C. A
I. K
AW. W. W
P. Z
Stockport
Mary
Bow-road
Holborn
I. F
H.J. K
J.S
Liverpool
P. P
Bangor
J. Jones
Queen's Bench
Church of Jingrant
Church of Home
Nemo
Alntick
Fleet Ditch
Apg
Xerxes
Scrutch
Thomas V
Tynemouth II
Tenterden
Mary W
L . Mary
Chatham
H. B. Hall
Eugenio Latilla
Weekly Chronicle
Empire
Amnesties, coronation debates, and Ward's Palace Yard moment
The piece lauds the Austrian amnesty for Lombardy as humane and linking loyalty to empire. It argues Metternich guides public opinion toward mercy, while urging allied Italian states to follow. It also discusses Mr. Ward and the Palace-yard meeting, noting liberal divisions and cautious support for gradual reform and universal suffrage.
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Milan
Austria
Lombardy
Italy
Silvio Pellico
Prince Metternich
France
MR. Ward
Palace Yard
Sheffield
Palace-yard
Hetherington
Douglas
Birmingham
Mr Ward
Ward
Falls
Niagara
Sam Patch
Leader
Attwood
Mr. Douglas
Lowry
Feargus O’connor
Mr. Attwood
Col. Napier
Bath
Mr. Lovett
Lancashire
Scotland
Spain in Turmoil as Frias Leads Weak Ministry
The new Spanish ministry under the Duke of Frias is harshly criticized amid sieges at Morella and Estella. The piece notes the break with Rothschild, the death of General Flinter, and looming Carlist threats as Sir George Villiers prepares to return, with Valencia reports of Cabrera’s march and a £100,000 levy.
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Morella
Estella
Spain
Duke of Frias
Lord Byron
England
Sibthorpe
Ireland
Armagh
Rothschild
Almaden
Flinter
Toledo
Espartero
Ebro
Cura Merino
Cabrera
Don Carlos
George Villiers
Valencia
San Mateo
Madrid
Oran
Carmena
Joca
John Colborne
John
Frederick Adam
Benjamin D’urban
Quebec
Duke of Wellington
Little Park
10Th
Prince of Wales
Duchess of Kent
Windsor Royal Society
Frogmore Grounds
Coombe Wood
Duke of Cambridge
Prince George
Earl of Liverpool
Dr. Biber
Coombe
Tur
Greenwich
Collinson
East London
Mile-end
Tottenham Court-Road
Pancras-street
W. Holt
Jane Thoroton
London
Tottenham-street
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