Election turmoil in Boston Lincolnshire shows Pelham victory
Boston reports a heated Liberal contest as Captain Pelham leads against Mr. Wire amid accusations of bribery and family influence. Polls rise to Pelham 422 to Wire 321 with a 101 vote margin after tense shows of hands and public meetings.
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Miraculous Tyne Bridge Escape From Certain Death
John Smith a Newcastle shipwright narrowly escaped a 120 foot fall from the High Level Bridge as a loose plank shifted. A stray nail pinned his trousers and halted his descent, with Edward Ward and others providing aid. Smith credited divine intervention for his rescue.
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Newcastle
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Gateshead
Early Closing Movement Urges National Reform in 1849 Letter
A 1849 correspondence from Joan LitwArt, secretary of the Metropolitan Early Closing Association, argues protracted labor harms workers and society. It urges a national, coordinated campaign, backed by employers and clergy, to extend early closing measures and improve health and morale while maintaining business activity.
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Hopkins
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Shoreditch
Hugh M‘neill
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London Society
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Joan LitwArt
Ludgate Hill
American deputies to Paris voyage via Liverpool breakfast plan
United States deputies are due in Liverpool by the next packet and may be invited to a Manchester breakfast before traveling to Paris. Mr Prentice of the Manchester Times is rumored as a peace advocates' deputy.
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