Grain Market Reports Across UK Regions with Price Variations
Cartloads of grain quotes from Carlisle to Dublin show wheat, barley, oats, and flour prices and weekly demand shifts. Harvest activity rises in some towns while trade tightens in others, with small supplies and fluctuating prices noted in Edinburgh Glasgow Manchester Norwich and beyond.
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Burley
Carlisle
Cockermouth
Derby
Doncaster
Egremont
Edinburgh
Exeter
Gloucester
Glasgow
Ireland
Ipswich
Lancaster
Liverpool
Manchester
Norwich
Preston
Windle
Reading
Rhillers
Wakefield
Wisbeach
Yarmouth
York
Bradford
London
Belfast
Cork
Dublin
Limerick
Waterford
Memoranda for the Week of Sunday September 30
The document lists religious observances and historical notes for the week starting Sunday September 30, including dates of high water at London Bridge, saints' days such as Remigius, and notable events like Admiral Keppel's death in 1786 and Limerick’s capture in 1691. It also notes birthdays and deaths of figures such as Joan Rennie and Marquis Cornwallis, with other calendar entries and moon phases.
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Ezek
London Bridge
Remigius
Rheims
Clovis
France
A. Y
Admiral' Keppel
Saturn Sete
Limerick
Cadiz
Autrandera
Moyn
Joan Rennie
Farpay
Ols Parr
Marquis Cornwalis
America
United States
Legal notices and medical notes weave through a busy court and metropolis
A London court column discusses taxation of an attorney’s bill in a residuary legatee case and rulings on ejectment service for bankrupt tenants. The section also covers public health data in the metropolis noting rising mortality from consumption and influenza and offering medical treatment tips and reader correspondence on ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurist
Barm Court
Hmarx
Selwood
Barnes
Jared
Frederick Pollock
Fult, Patteson
Doe d. Baring
ROE
W. EE. Watson
Dunboyne
Asubacribe
London
Miles
Guernsey
John Russell
Calais
Lendon
Thomas Smith
Windsor Castle
T.S
Medical advice letters from readers on ailing patients
Fragmentary notes from subscribers discuss at home remedies and physician advice. Suggestions include tinctures with opium, balsam copaiba, gentian and valerian compounds, and a recommendation for surgical attention in a case with a joint issue. Readers request more information and corroboration from medical authorities.
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Thomas Forbes
Sa Erichinl
Wolverhampton
A. B
Stevanaga
Primrose and Polyanthus Cultivation Instructions
The article details propagating primroses and polyanthuses by slips, offsets, and seed, with sowing in February, transplanting in May, and care for shading, watering, and feeding. It warns of pests like red spider, schedules potting, repotting, and notes winter hardships and bloom timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normandy
Jane
France
Spain
Italy
Linatus
Charmouth
Uthie
Highgate
Bethnal-g
Portrait of the Queen Plates and Books for Subscribers
Proprietors announce soon availability of plates and books for subscriber entry. The notice urges interested readers to prepare their names for registration and membership.
Manchester meeting report shows party rifts and suffrage debate
An incomplete record of the Manchester working class meeting details speakers like Fielden Feargus O Connor and Stephens. The piece warns universal suffrage as an instrument not a remedy and highlights unrest among the working classes and the authorities calm handling of a 300000 strong gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Fielden
Oldham
Feargus
O’connor
Stephens
Mr.Stephens
Mr. Stephens
Lancashire
The Duke of Sussex Resigns Royal Society Presidency
A published letter by the Duke of Sussex resigns as President of the Royal Society, criticizing royal expenditures and income standards. The piece argues against higher allowances for royalty, urges fiscal restraint, and supports government economy amid public anger over royal pensions.
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Duke OF Sussex
THE
Royal Society
George the Third
Royal House
Duchess of Kent
Duke of
Sussex
Hanover
Duke of Cumberland
Duke of York
English and Italian views on horse racing and public spectacles
Milanese astonished by English horse racing and grooms while a tiger in a balloon event in England provokes panic and public disapproval. Reports discuss Cape of Good Hope imports of Hill Coolies, railway accident at Great Western, Liverpool radicals meeting, a Lambeth murder, and fashion notices from London and Paris with society dress trends.
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Milan
Aforning Chronicle
Vauxhall Gardens
van Amburgh
Green
Murphy
Essex
Wnleas
Cape of Good Hope
East Indies
Calcutta
Mauritius
Cape
Justices of Peace
Great Western Railway
Atlus
North Star
Birmingham
Old Infirmary Yard
Attwood
Sharman Crawford
Murper
Lambethwalk
Honora Donoghue
St. Alban’s Buildings
John Donoghue
Messrs. Maudsley’s
Russell
Brooke-street
Bent
Hester
Division of Police
High-street
King
Chisholm
CxissHolm
Gros de Naples
Rages
Levantines
Paris
London
Ladies’ Magazine of Fashion
Chronicle Reader Seeks Focus On Local Milanese After All
The piece urges the Chronicle to turn attention inward and examine homes and local affairs rather than critiquing Milanese culture. It suggests ample local material and a shift away from foreign comment.
The Austrian Amnesty Under Metternich in Milan
The piece questions the Milan amnesty praised earlier, alleging secret amnesty evasion by subordinates and a shallow show of magnanimity by Prince Metternich and the Emperor. It warns that despotic execution undermines good intention and foreshadows retribution if promises are not kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Metternich
Austria
Prince Metternich
Italy
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Correspondenos
James George
Greenwich
G. C
Ola Kent Road
Court of Requests
Anthony Burnley
J. B
Rochester
I. T
Drimmond-street
Lalington
G. A
Petersfield
O. P
J. W
Swanwich
W.H
Marcneater
D.C
G. Brown
R. W
Edmunta
Doctors’ Commons
E. W
Ryde
Walworth
Samuel Weller
Lisasawell
Samuvel
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Leeds
J.J. S
Paley
M. S
Croydon
Viator
H. B. Hall
Eugenio Latilla
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