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Trial and execution of Charlotte Wood aged 21, at Chester, for the wilful murder of her husband and infant child only 6 months old, on Monday, Sep. 5, 1831.
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Phrenology, and mesmeric biology, the legible hand writing of the Almighty on the cranium, intended for the guidance of his creatures : Mr. J. S. Butterwoth, phrenologist, &c. begs msot respectfully to inform the lovers of knowledge and free inquiry that he will deilver lectures at [blank] First lecture ... Second lecture ... Third lecture ... Fourth lecture ... The company will be enlightened by the instructive lectures, and entertained by the interesting experiments. A magneto electric machine will be in the room to increase the amusement, and the magnesium wire light will be exhibited.
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Have you seen the town hall opened?
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Manchester Town Hall
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A old ballad of Whittington and his cat
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The Plymouth tragedy; or, Fair Susan's overthrow
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The Politick Maid of Suffolk; or, The lawyer outwitted
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The Bride's burial. To the tune of Lady's fall
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A lamentable ballad of fair Rosamond, concubine to Henry 2nd … To the tune of Flying fame
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Death and the Lady; Or, Great Messenger of Mortality
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Colliery explosion near Bolton, on the morning of Monday, March 1st, 1852, at Mr. Thompson's coal works near Bolton : [With a brief description of the scene and casualties, followed by 14 four line verses on the theme]
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Bad luck to the hour : Tune - "Rory O' More"
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The League's address : Air - "Scots, wha hae wi' Wallace bled"
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March to the hustings : Tune - "All the Blue Bonnets are over the Border"
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Th' Anti Kurn Law sung : Tune - "Tinker's Gardens"
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The Crown and the people's League : a song. Tune - "Maxfield Hunt"
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A collection of broadsheets relating to Joanna Southcott
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The Millenium
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One penny from your christian hand. Will help a man from foreign land ; He never would have thus applied, Only that his master died. I am a man and a brother. Dear christian friends - Read this paper, and pray to the Lord God to bless you all. Please to purchase this paper. And God will bless you, Price one penny, Of a poor Indian man, ...
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The modern Janus, or the true reason why the Christian religion suffers more from its pretended friends, then real enemies..
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Wanted 100 Power Loom Weavers at German Mill, Failsworth
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Lunatic escaped. : Whereas a most dangerous mad-man did on Friday last effect his escape out of the custody of Mother Vince, his keeper, under whose care he had been for some time past at Rowfant House, in the county of Sussex, and he is supposed to be now wandering in or about the City of Bristol.
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Coronation. The procession of the children will commence from St. Ann's-square, at half-past ten o'clock, and proceed down Bridge-street, over the New Bailey Bridge, Chapel-street, to the Crescent, where the military and the trades will be previously formed in line. : The grand procession will move from the Crescent through Chapel-street, Water-street, over the New Blackfriar's Bridge, St, Mary's Gate, St. Ann's-square, St. Ann's-street King-street, York-street Piccadilly, London Road, to Ardwick Green, where the military will fire a feu-de-joie.
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Order of the procession,and general festivities for the 18th and 19th of July, 1821, at Rochdale. : The ox and sheep intended to be roasted, to be conveyed through the town on a waggon, with suitable ornaments, attended by the band, on Wednesday, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. On Thursday, 19th, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, the different societies, trades, and respectable inhabitants with the military &c. &c. to assemble at the guide-post, at different stations. appointed by the committee in order to form the procession as follows, ...
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G. R. Coronation at Rochdale, Swan Inn, July 12th, 1821 a meeting this day holden here, pursuand to notice given for the purpose of considering and adopting such means of celebrating the splendid event of His Majesty's coronation as may best evince an attachment to the throne and constitution of this realm. : Present the Vicar in the chair ...
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Proclaiming King George IV. County of Lancaster. On Tuesday, February 8th, 1820, at the hour of twelve noon, the High Sheriff of the said county will proclaim at Rochdale. that the High and Mighty Price, George Prince of Wales, is now become the only lawful and rightful liege lord George the Fourth, by the Grace of God King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Defender of the Faith.
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This is to give notice , that a meeting will be holden on Thursday, next the 12th. of this instant. at the Swan Inn, in Rochdale, at the hour of twelve noon, for the purpose of considering and adopting such means of celebrating the splendid event of His Majesty's coronation : ... at which meeting, all respectable householders of the town and neighbourhood desirous of promoting such celebration, are requested to attend ... God save the King.
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