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The lamentation of the sorrowful cornfactors, badgers, farmers, millers, bakers, huxters, &c. &c

Published / Created:
1800.
Call Number:
File 64 N849 800L
Image Count:
1
Resource Type:
text and still image
Description:
Caption title.
Publisher:
S. Tupman, printer, Notting
Subject (Geographic):
England and Nottingham.
Subject (Topic):
Food riots, Food supply, Coffins, and Biblical events
Found in:
Lewis Walpole Library > The lamentation of the sorrowful cornfactors, badgers, farmers, millers, bakers, huxters, &c. &c. for the loss of the enormous profits on corn and flour; for good flour is expected in a few weeks to be reduced to two shillings a dozen

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To the inhabitants of the town of Nottingham. The Magistrates are very much concerned to observe

Published / Created:
[1800]
Call Number:
File 64 N849 800+
Image Count:
1
Resource Type:
text and still image
Alternative Title:
Magistrates are very much concerned to observe the continuance of riot and depredation in this town ...
Description:
Caption title.
Publisher:
Burbage and Stretton, printers, &c. Nottingham
Subject (Geographic):
England and Nottingham.
Subject (Topic):
Food riots
Found in:
Lewis Walpole Library > To the inhabitants of the town of Nottingham. The Magistrates are very much concerned to observe the continuance of riot and depredation in this town; they therefore repeat their commands to all persons immediately to disperse to their several habitations. ...

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Town of Nottingham. The Magistrates feel happy in having it in their power to communicate to the

Published / Created:
[1800]
Call Number:
File 64 N849 800t+
Image Count:
1
Resource Type:
text and still image
Alternative Title:
Magistrates feel happy in having it in their power to communicate to the public any intelligence
Description:
Caption title.
Publisher:
Burbage and Stretton, printers, &c. Nottingham
Subject (Geographic):
England and Nottingham.
Subject (Topic):
Food riots
Found in:
Lewis Walpole Library > Town of Nottingham. The Magistrates feel happy in having it in their power to communicate to the public any intelligence which may at all tend to allay the present fermentation, by affording a prospect of a supply of flour ...

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