Labor Leaders Push Self Help Against Government Aid
A debated appeal argues workers should support a self-reliant movement, praising independence over government intervention. It emphasizes mutual self-respect and denounces benevolence as degraded, warning that success could hinder broader social progress.
Petition Withdrawn and Reform Efforts Highlighted
The Times reports the petition against Baron Rothschild’s return withdrawn. Lord John Russell delays Jewish admission measures, hinting a refreshed bill next session. Industrial Exhibition funding advances, and Manchester workers plan trips to London for the Great Exhibition.
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Baron Rothschild
John, Russell
Deputy Lott
Alderan Lawrance
Lambert
Jones
Manchester
London
Leeds
Prorosep New
Abbey Wood
Finsbury EsplanApz
Finsbury
Canonbury
Islington
Lloyd
Highbury
Charles Woodward
St. Luke
Clerkenwell
Fearoous O’connor
O'Connor
Clarke
Magrath
People’s Institute
Ancoats
O’connor
House of Commons
Tus
Female Emianation Society
Culloden
Port Phillip
Australia
Fox misstates day school figures says Leeds Mercury
The Leeds Mercury rebutts Mr Fox over his 1840s education statistics. It argues day schol ar numbers in England and Wales were about 2 to 2.2 million in 1846 and that Fox overstated ratios. It cites Hoppus Knight and Baines, and defends Congregationalists against a claimed £200,000 fundraising failure.
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Leeds Mercury
Holland
Belgium
Peninsylvania
Massachusetts
England
Baines
Vauxhall
Liverpool
Blackfriars
Salford
Cheater
Sheffield
Manchester
Middlesex
Wales
Hoppus
Charles Knight
C. Knight
Dr. Vaughan
Vaughan
Fox
Pentonville
Knight
Lord Kerry
Manchester Statistical Society
James Kay Shuttleworth
Madchéstér
Bury
Livérpool
Hook
Marquis of Lansdowne
Committee of Council On Education
National Society
Leas
Mr. Fox
Chester
Que Munner
James Graham
Board of Education
London
Remarkable Tree Transport From Ipswich Grounds
A Lares Arazicot Tree aged fifty six years and about a hundred feet in circumference at the head was skilfully moved from Alexander's grounds in Ipswich to May's, a mile away. The tree weighed heavily in earth, with five tons of soil packed around the roots. It required five horses to draw the load on a framework of staves and planks.
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Alexander
Ipswich
May