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... most extraordinary ever attempted any confederacy. Mr. George Wilson, the chairman of the League. In his last oration in Covent Garden, whilst rebutting the statements sent forth that the League was extinct, told his hearers that they had only changed their ...
... Dec. 6—F. Hoad and J. Wadey, Prospect place, St. George’c-fields, bricklayers, Dec. 9—J. Jackson, J’avistock-street, Covent garden, man's mercer, Dec. O—J. Lawrence, Hatton-garden, woollen draper, Dec. 9—J. Marshall, Norwich, silk merchant, Deo. C—A ...
... Edmonton, Middlesex.—F Lvnc, wine merebsut. Mark-lane, Loudon.—lt. Kendall, iruniuouger, Liverpool.—C. Dawaou, fruiterer. Covent garden, Middlesex. Corn Exchange, Friday.—There is great llatncss in the wheut trade, allhuagh but little left over from Monday ...
... of the (iloucesterthire Chronicle. Sia,—l read the League paper, of August 10th, No. 40, report of Mr. Cobdcn’s speech Covent Garden, on Wednesday last. The following is extract from it:—** I tell tho farmersand good many of them are now rather Inquisitive ...
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... _ The annual Festival of the City of London CoMervative Association was held lust week in the body of the Theatre al Covent Garden. The number gentlemen who attended the dinner could not have fallen fur short of while the private boxes and the dress ...