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. ...[1800]engCaption title.Single column of text; illustrated at head with the Nottingham coat of arms: three crowns, a Latin motto below "Vivit post funera virtus".Broadside issued by the order of the town clerk, George Coldham, in response to the riots over the cost of corn for bread in the North of England in 1800; dated "Nottingham, 2d September, 1800" at foot.