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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Title: 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 ...
Alternative Title: Magistrates feel happy in having it in their power to communicate to the public any intelligence
Contributor: Burbage and Stretton (Firm), printer.
Published / Created: [1800]
Publication Place: Nottingham and England Nottingham
Publisher: Burbage and Stretton, printers, &c. Nottingham
Description: Caption title.
Broadside issued by the order of the town clerk, George Coldham, in response to the food riots in the North of England in 1800; dated "Nottingham, 2d September, 1800" at foot.
Single column of text; illustrated at head with a woodcut of the coat of arms of Nottingham: three crowns, a Latin motto "Vivit post funera virtus" below.
Provenance: With the blind stamp of the Nottingham Public Library, from where it was dispersed in 2020?
Extent: 1 sheet ([1] page) : 28 x 23 cm
Extent of Digitization: This object has been completely digitized.
Language: English

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Repository: Lewis Walpole Library
Call Number: File 64 N849 800t+

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Genre: Woodcuts
Coats of arms
Broadsides
Watermarks (Paper)
Brit tracts
Material: illustration ;
Resource Type: text
still image
Subject (Geographic): England
Nottingham.
Subject (Topic): Food riots
Subjects: Food riots > England > Nottingham
Brit tracts > 1800

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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