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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 01, 1851

Page

8

Strikes Averted After Month’s Notice Proposal

Workmen on several railways discussed grounds of complaint and backed a plan for a one month notice to prevent sudden strikes. Simpson urged caution against strike tactics and praised good counsel. Directors offered wage protection for three years, while many workers refused to sign but later accepted new engagements, averting a threatened strike.

Simpson Great Western England

Election Scenes At St Albans With Brawls And Bribery Fears

The St Albans poll opened before eight and closed at four with 276 147 129 tallied amid drunken disorder and bribes feared for the winner. The Times notes expenses around five thousand pounds for both candidates. Aylesbury also reports a late nomination by John Houghton against Frederick Calvert with strained Liberal support and Protectionist expectations for rural relief.

Carden Bell the Times Weekly News Aylesbury John Houghton Frederick Calvert Q.C Sergeant Byles Stedman

Humorous nomination shocks Aylesbury election meeting

At a local gathering in Aylesbury, Mr. Hamilton of the Aylesbury News proposed a candidate, then nominated the satirical Punch of Fleet Street as a fit representative. The audience erupted in laughter as the farce unfolded, and no vote followed for Punch.

Hamilton Aylesbury Calvert London Punch Fleet-street Ceesee Ae Sevens Dang Dip Ia Obok

Exeter Jesuit Plot Claims Stir City Towns Enduring Mystery

A fourteen year old girl, Julia Munk of Colleton-place Exeter, reports being followed by an elderly man in black who urged Catholic conversion and coerced her into swearing an oath at an uninhabited room linked to a mock ceremony. The episode spurred police inquiry, family fear, and public notices offering a reward for information, with local clergy and physicians weighing in on whether a Jesuit plot was involved.

Western Times Exeter Julia Munk William Munk Colleton-place Southernhay Heavitree the Holy Trinity Magdalen Road Church of England Church of Rome Mr. Hornen G.C Julia Chateaubriand Gurney Holy Trinity G. C Heaven Hell Munk George Henry Shield Charles Lyne Edward Parker Prip The P. Lyne Mr. Shield

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