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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 22, 1849
Page
7
A vocal plea argues against late hours for tradesmen citing fatigue illness and lost efficiency. It calls for closing times to reflect Christian morality and commercial fairness, urging public sentiment and support for the Early-Closing Association to end what is described as a national disgrace.
A Marylebone meeting at the Literary and Scientific Institution urged extending the St Pancras Freehold scheme across the borough. W Ewart presided with MPs and local figures. plan funds land purchase by weekly 1s contributions to secure voting interests and property access. The crowd approved resolutions and the gathering dispersed. Rios is an Agucis or Foon. A Daily News letter argues rice can be improved at home, offering a recipe and suggesting benefits for Ireland and the poor.
The meeting at Radley’s hotel Blackfriars outlined arrangements for the Paris journey and conference. Topics include international arbitration mutual disarmament a universal peace league and an international code with a high court of nations.
About 600 miners in the Netherton and Brierley Hill area walked out rather than accept a 6d daily wage cut. They demand a 6d increase instead. The strike remains quiet and peaceful as tensions rise. A Birmingham Journal correspondent notes an extraordinary scene in the House of Lords with Lord Brougham accompanied by Lola Montes.
The article argues that the Hungarian cause in England is about constitutional legality against despotism. It traces land tenure changes from medieval serfdom to reformist steps, noting Paris and Russia contrasts and detailing Hungary's gradual moves toward freehold-like tenure via laws in 1832 86 1840 44 and 1847.
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