Preachers invited to national conference on food laws 1841
A Manchester circular from July 1841 appeals to ministers to unite for a free conference on the laws restricting food supply. It argues famine laws cause poverty and calls for Christian, constitutional action with a national convention planned between August 15 and 22 at Manchester Town Hall.
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National Conference of Ministers
Manchester
Lever-street
Deear
Ministers of Religion
United Kingdom
Boroughreeve
Town Hall
King- Street
George Thompson
Friends of Humanity
Lever Street
Viena failures and lightship case noted in papers
The Independent cites Steiner losses totaling about 17 million florins including 4 million for Steiner and 8 for Belloni with other bankruptcies. Hamburg papers mention a US Prussia shipping treaty. Beaumaris court valued Skerries Light at 440000 pounds. Times and Standard hint at disqualifications for office involving Lords Lyndhurst Ellenborough and Castlereagh, with Peel and Ireland referenced.
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Germany
Anglesea
Shirehall
Beaumaris
Skerries Light and Rock
Trinity Board
United Kingdom
Liverpool Albion
Lyndhurst
Ellenborough
Castlereagh
Peel
Ireland
Lord Ellenborough
Lord Castlereagh
Hants
Distress in Manchester and Lancashire Factories
Observers report severe manufacturing distress across Lancashire. One tenth of housing sits empty and another tenth cannot pay rent, with half of Manchester hand-loom weavers unemployed, many Irish, facing starvation. Four men begged aid, some condemning theft as only option. Bank and mill failures threaten Paisley and wider towns. relief efforts struggle to reach all. In Paisley unemployment rises, with 702 cases relieved by Wednesday and 2,106 individuals supported by quarries and provisions.
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Lancashire
Manchester
Paisley
Perthshire Courier
Winan
Minis
Bottom Free Press
PaisteEy
Greenock
Glasgow
Edinburgh
London
Renfrewshire Reformer
Public dinner for Conservatives in Derby hall
Derbys Conservative division hosted a Monday evening county hall dinner for 500 gentry and yeomanry with Sir Francia Burdett MP presiding and toasts to Lord Lyndhurst and the House of Peers. A 1000 women later tea in the same hall commemorated the event.
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Tue Torres
South Dersyshire
County Hall
Derby
Francia Burdett
M.P
Lord Lyndhurst
House of Peers
Hall
Alderman Kelly
Giltspur Street
Boddington
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