National Trades' Union Address to Ireland Leaders
A Dublin rally at the Arena on March 19 1833 endorses Costello and Reynolds and pledges funds to support their parliamentary efforts. The document lauds their liberty advocacy, denounces coercion, and calls patriots to donate to the Costello and Reynolds Fund via the Hibernians Bank Dublin while urging parishes to act. The piece also highlights the union’s role in advancing repeal and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Oftia
Lower
Abbey-street
Peter Martin
John Lawless
O'Brien
Ireland
T. M. Ray
National Trades’ Polithe Tcal Union OF Ireland
Piso
Marcus Costello
Thomas Reynolds
Parliagenet
Everg
Ace Olds
Costello
Trades’ Union of Dublin
Thas
Reynolds
Hibernians
Bank
Dublin
Costello and Reynolds
Therby
ISHS
Regent Street
BISH
Whill
COR Lottery
Couldidd EE Oreside
OWL
Lombard- Tr Street
Charing-cross
Lombard-street
Crown-street
Soho
Wellclose-square
Lee — Arble Works
London Marble and Stone Working Company
Esher-street
Holywellsoeet
Milbank
Westminster
Prige Zia
Duggin and Co
Newpste Street
Post-ofice
N.B
Ohn Barr
Perruquier
Cheapside
St. Paul's
Poruke
Barr
Perikes
J. Bare
Roche
J. Roche
Mr. Edwards
J. Paul's Churchyard
Btradling
Royal Exchange
Gates
Cornhill
Sanger
Chandler
Oxford-street
National Institution OF Health
Genee
Seymour-street
Euston Square
London
Enowy
Enouy
Seymour Street
Eve
Pythian
Wast Strand
Bowen
Stationer
Oxford Street
Bothams
Sharpe
Haymarket
Sparrow
Shoreditch
Mudie and Son
Thebincyeeti
Enony
Fits, &c
General Steam Navigation routes from London to Europe
Advertisement for General Steam Navigation Company packets from London to Hamburg Rotterdam Ostend Calais and Ramsgate with weekly departures on specific days and times. It lists agent contact Norman at Water Lane Tower Street and promotes reduced prices for teas and coffees at 41 Cannon Street with Charles Ressell offering towing andExcar services and breakfast prices.
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London
Hamburg
Rotterdam
Ostend
Calais
Ramsgate
Norman
Water Lane
Tower Street
N.B
Cannon Street
Imperial Parliament Lords Aprril 4 Private Appeal and Petitions
Their lordships met at three o clock but were occupied with a private appeal till six. A muting bill is noted and Mr Home the Sailors Hospital Incorporation is mentioned. Petitions in favor of Sabbath observance and abolition of slavery are received before adjournment to Monday se ennight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernal Mois
Home
Sailors’ Hospital Incorporation
Coventry Election Report Read and Writ Proposed
The report of the committee on the Coventry petition was read. Spring Rice moved that a new writ be issued for Coventry in place of Edward Ellice, who has become Secretary at War. The house adjourned until the 15th inst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Commons
Sreaker
Coventry
Spring ‘Rice
Edward Ellice
Cobbett
Westminster Gaming House Case in Regent's Quadrant
Andrew Reid Richard Colter and Samuel Hall were found guilty of keeping a common gaming house at 60 Regent's Quadrant Westminster. Witnesses testified to roulette and rouge et noir games open day and night with patrons from the lower orders. The jury convicted. sentence three months imprisonment.
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Andrew’ Reid
Richard Colter
Samuel Hall
Ellarby
St. James
Westminster
Adolphus
Clarkson
Regent’s Quadrant
James Hall Daly
United Service Club
Regentstreet
Hail
Reid
Beven
Marylebone Street
Charles Smith
William Goddard
Plank
Population Figures From Ta-Tsing Dynastic Census
A historical note cites the 1825 Ta-Tsing Hwyteen edition as reporting China and colonies population figures, arguing officials’ reports tend to understate rather than inflate counts. It questions European estimates that claim twice the government-reported totals and discusses the reliability of such census data.
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China
ISIS
Executions and a Calico Printer's Tragic Act
On Saturday last Silvester Wilkins was executed at Dorchester for setting fire to a combing-shop at Bridport. Near Middleton, between Manchester and Rochdale, Mr Lieffman of Lieffman and Schwabe swallowed laudanum and died. The young man, married into the Rothschild line, was 28. No clear motive. possible stress from a print-works quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvester Wilkins
Dorchester
Bridport
Svnciog
Middleton
Manchester
Rochdale
Lieffman
Messrs
Baron Rothschild
Distress of Lancashire Weavers prompts petitions in Parliament
Mr Fielden presents numerous petitions from Hebden Bridge Todmorden Walsden and other Lancashire townships detailing severe distress among handloom and mill workers. Report cites weekly incomes of a shilling and ninepence to one shilling and eightpence per person after rents and costs, with many families living on porridge potatoes and scant clothing. Readings include a letter from a minister and a long survey of thirty five townships showing widespread unemployment and poverty amid active work in some districts.
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Fielden
Lancashire
Hebdenbridge
Wingham
Kent
House of Commons
Todmorden
Walsden
Hoor
Blachinworth and
Calderbrook
Shen
Mr. F
Langfield
Marsden
Haslingden
Ashworth
Fielden Rex E
Castleton
Rochdale
Fenton
Spotland
Wardleworth
Wwuerdle
Wardle
Blackburn
Trawden
Pendlehill
Lord Stanley
Peel
Ape
Fieldep
Thomas Vevers
Christopher Tinker
George Beaumont
Huddersfield
Stocks
Hoo
Aggbrig
West Riding of Yorkshire
Captain Wood
William Butttomley
Scamonden
Stucks
Joseph Wood
Wanlleworth
Spodland
Wuerdale
Lacaienls Blackinworth
Caldenbrook
Padiham
Barronford
Forrest
Rossendale
Geo. Wm. Wood
George Smith
Poulett Thomson
Manchester
Mark Phillips
Powlett Thomson
Smit
The Factory System and Child Labor Debate
The piece argues against long factory hours for children and the Sabbath confinement in crowded schools. It cites medical witnesses on health harm, cites life-table data across English towns, and highlights Richard Oastler and Lardner advocating ten hour relief. It notes public sympathy among workers and fear of resistance from the wealthy.
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Blackwood's
Blondell
Carlisi Brodie
Roger
Blizzard
Elfiatson
Tuthill
Greeley
Guthrie
Bell
Travers
Rutland
Essex
London
Chester
Norwich
Carlisle
Bolton-le-Moore
Bury
Preston
Wigan
Bradford
Yorkshire
Stockport
Macclesfield
Leeds
Holbeck
Beeston
Eds
Healthy County
Metropolis
Gill
City of Chester
City of
Bolton
Mr. Lardier
North
Richard Oastler
Election for Norra Lancashire MP on 12th Inst
The election for a member of Parliament for the northern division of Lancashire is appointed in consequence of the vacancy due to Mr E Stanley leaving office. It will be held at the courtroom on the 12th inst. The Sheriff has posted a proclamation announcing the election across Lancashire.
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Norra
Lancashire
E. Stanley
Colonial Jary
Aristocratical Notions of Chiefry and Class Tensions
A discussion satirically examines Cobbett as champion of the poor against aristocratic guardianship. Burrell’s defense uses a clergyman friend’s acts to show aristocratic generosity, while mocking clerical incomes near 1,800 pounds and parish aid. The piece ends with a wry observation on social attitudes and charitable ways.
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Cobbett
Fannemenh Sy Co
Burrell
Baronet
Algerman Atkins
C. Burrell
Hon
Atkins
Senators Ancient and Modern.
In a Monthly survey, the piece laments patriotic progress blocked by aristocratic clinging to old forms. It mocks Parliament critics such as Lord Eldon and Sir Robert Inglis, condemning ancient guardians of tradition while noting modern opposition to hindering reform and the Putney bridge debate.
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Gray
Puttey
W. Thompson
London
Ludgate
England
Robert Inglis
Putney-bridge
Bastawen
Boroughbridge
Charles
Anmg
Fleetmarket
Aidd
Palace
Somerset House
Guildhall
Southwark
Chelsea
Hatrmersmith
Brentford
Robert Inglisea
Charles Wetheralls
Westminster
Henry Herbert
Edinburgh
Bedlam
Indies
Lords and Commons
Sir William Thompsons
Boscawins
Sir Henry Herberts
Despotic move against Jamaica noted in journal
The piece complains of a political figure resisting liberty and promoting fear in Jamaica, praising the ex-secretary and predicting triumph for those embracing despotism. It cites distrust of Mr Stanley and laments ongoing suppression as a new lease of ferocious war looms.
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Stanley
Staple
Reine Ag
Giher
Ag Ute
Caer
Free Land
Jamaica
Goderith
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Martin
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Mecht
Mr. Smith
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Charles Ressell
Imperial Parliament
House OF Lords
Spring Rice
Lord Althorp
Chihle Wwe
Keangsoo Wanes
Ganhway
Edna Eanee
Teaveres
Formosa
Hoonan
Tees
Zechuen
Kwantang
Canton
Kwangse
Steerer
Shing- King
Senou-tung
Irio
Teitcihar
Szechuen
Pewee Turfan
Lobuor
Taupe
Scamonden Township
Benj. Sykes
James Clay
Mary Sugden
William Lamb
Hannah Parkin
James Bailey
Joseph Sykes
James Dyson