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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Dec 05, 1849

Page

7

Reform Meeting in Glasgow Advocates Parliamentary Change

A crowded Glasgow City Hall gathering hears Sir Joshua Walmsley and George Thompson advocate broad reform. Speakers praise working class support, while Thompson critiques freehold land as a reform substitute and warns of risks to voters if fortunes fail. The Perth and Greenock sections note similar mobilization and calls for National Reform Association goals.

Thompson Fox Maule Greenock Joshua Walmsley George Thompson Baillie Hamilton National Reform Association House of Commons Great Britain England Lancashire Leeds Birmingham Sheffield Esau National Union of the Friends of Freehold Land Societies House of Lords Bench of Bishops West India

Paisley Welcomes London Reform Deputation Led by Walmsley

A Glasgow Post report notes Sir Joshua Walmsley and Mr George Thompson arrived in Paisley as delegates of the London Parliamentary and Financial Reformers. They were greeted by middle and operative classes, hosted at a public dinner, and a large meeting in Abbey Close endorsed the reform cause and union for good and cheap government.

Paisley Glasgow Post Joshua Walmsley George Thompson London Movement For Reform Saracen’s Head Inn London Association Sir Joshua W. Nisbet Abbey Close Murray Parliamentary Reform Association

Temperance Meeting Urges Teachers to Embrace Total Abstinence

The Exeter Hall gathering heard Rev Dr Janet Burns urge Sabbath school teachers to become total abstinence advocates. Speakers cited welfare gains from temperance and warned against moderate drinking, calling for a nationwide shift to teetotalism in education and church life.

Exeter Hall Cassell Szorzrary Janet Burns England Rev. J. SuprMan Joseph Sturge Birmingham Drury Lane Theatre Cheera Smiruizs York Scotland Wales Patteson Norwich

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