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 ...[1800]engCaption 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.