Meeting of Delegates of the Working Classes
Delegates from Maidstone to Dublin gathered at the Bazaar London to discuss resolutions on government and labor reform. speakers hailed the delegates as honest representatives of the working classes, noted wage struggles, praised the end of secret oaths, and urged unity to reshape laws for workers.
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Charlotte-street
Fitzroy-square
Maidstone
Oldham
Sheffield
London
Newcastle
Durham
Hull
Leicester
Birmingham
Plymouth
Macclesfield
Surrey
Stockport
Devonport
Nottingham
Bristol
Worcester
Bath
Bolton
Blackburne
Exeter
Huddersfield
Preston
Kent
Manchester
Salisbury
Devizes
Liverpool
Brighton
Richmond
Yorkshire
Uxbridge
Chatham
Canterbury
Derby
Northampton
Dover
Deal
Hythe
Staffordshire
Potteries
Stamford
Wolverhampton
Dublin
Edinburgh
Owen
France
Belgium
North America
Aetter
Sam
Parker
Lancashire
Cheshire
Resolutions of thanks at a Union meeting in London
Mr Reid urged working classes to stand united and Mr Day of London praised peaceable change amid applause. The resolutions, adopted unanimously, urged reform of governance in Britain and support for industrial workers with thanks to the Institution of the Industrius Classes and Robert Owen for leadership.
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Nik
Harris
Derby
Petre
London
Oldham
Hepburn
Durham
Salt
Staffordshire Potteries
Great Britain
Ireland
Charles
Nottingham
England
Kingdom
Bristol
Harrison
Northampton
Lewis
Richmond
Yorkshire
Rome
Hoare
Labour
Reid
Day
Wood
Staffordshire
Robert Owen
Minority and majority tellers named in Beer Bill votes
A historical record lists the fourteen tellers who backed Mr Hume’s motion to reject the Lords amendment on the Beer Bill allowing nighttime domiciliary visits to beer houses, and the thirty-one tellers who opposed his motion in favor of the Lords’ amendment, naming each individual and their positions.
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Tellers
Mr. Hume
Aglionhy
H. A. Hill
M. Warburton
H. Carter
Bh. O'Connor
F- Wilks
J. Codrington
Sir E. O'Reilly
W. Tellers. Ewart
W. Philips
M. Attwood
I. Tlawes
B. Potter
KR. Hume
Althorp
Lord Howard
P. H. Scrope
G. P. Ashley
H. Littleton
FE. J. Sheppard
T. Baines
E. Maxwell
J. Stanley
BE. J. Berkeley
C. Murray
J. A. Torrens
Colonel Blamire
W. North
F. Tracy
CG. H
Operative Builders Union Ad Calls For Justice In Dispute
An ad from the Central Committee of the Operative Builders Union asserts they are not convinced of Combe and Delafield and demand justice for the operatives. It offers 500l to prove no improper ties with builders beyond employer roles, and challenges the central committee to respond to ongoing hostility. The notice is dated August 16, 1834, from Castle Street, Long Acre.
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Central Committee of
The
Operative Builders’ Union
Messrs. Combe and Delafield
Operative Builders' Union
Messrs. Cunbitts
Combe, Delafield, & Co
Castle-street
Long-acre
Herald
America
Legislative blunder and civic tales of the day
The item reviews a Poor Laws amendment clause forcing education by parents, notes Shillibeer’s appointment to a 600 salary board for omnibuses, reports a Paris court ruling against Godfrey editor of Ami de la Charte, and summarizes naval and local incidents including a fatal reaping accident, a Dover Castle passenger death, extreme American heat effects, a Locke excerpt, a diablotin description, and a Worcestershire coroner Morrison’s pills inquest concluding Rebecca Cross died of bowel mortification.
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Shillibeer
Lous Putuipee
Asizes
Calvados
M. Godfrey
Ami de la Charte
Lyons
Paris
the Nore
Fleming
Richard King
Alexander Ellice
Granville Pack
Buckfastleigh
Exeter
Dover Castle
London
Iren- Ueman
Dover
His Majesty
Verooa
Kerbie
Portsmouth
Sheerness
America
Hudson Street
New York
Cazette
Lydia
Locke
True Devin
Diablotin
Rudie Bess
Guy Martin
Colvin Montgomery Morrison
Se’nnight
Best
Worcestershire
Pershore
Rebecca Cross
Morrison
Davies
Woodward
THE STANDARD NOVELS AND ROMANCES CHEAPEST PERIODICALS
A literary catalog promotes standard novels and romances by Bulwer, Cooper, Galt, Hugo, Austen, and others. It advertises the cheapest periodical publication of complete novels with illustrated volumes in the Waverley style and notes forthcoming titles like The Country Curate by GLEIG.
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Aitiad Bark
Rockford
Vathek
Bulwer
Eugene Aram
Banim
Brockder Brown
Edger Huntly
Mrs. Brinton
Cooper
The
Borderers
Bravo
Pioneers
Prairie
Lionel Lincoln
Red Rover
Madame de Stael
Corinne
Galt
Lawrie Todd
Grattan
Heiress
Bruges
Mia
Gore
Mathera and
Panalore
Waverley
Miss Austen
Pride
jBy Godwin
Caleb Williams
Prejudice
Sense
Sen
St. Leon—Fleetwood Sibility
Emma
Northanger
Theodore Hook
Maxwell
Abbey—Persuasion—Mans
Victor Hugo
Hunchback
Notre Dame
Literary Gazette
Atheneum
Richard Bentley
New Burlington Street
G. R. Gleig
Subaltern
Allan Breck
Insurgents Move Toward Onate Amid War News From Madrid
The Paris Papers report a large insurgent force merging from Navarre and Guipuzcoa toward Onate, aiming to cover a sea store debarkation or risk a single battle. 3,000 under El Pastor, 5,000 under Ficueras, and 3,000 Queen's troops gather as Ropin directs movements from Elisondo in a bid to end the war.
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Paris
Navarre
Alava
Guipuscoa
Onate
Kopi
el Pastor
Villa Franca
Ficueras
EstarTero
Ropin
Elisondo
Madrid
Count TorrEno
Cortes
Trade Returns and Paper Money Compare Gold Revenue
The piece argues cheaper machinery boosts trade for producers and consumers. It proposes paper money, like that from a National Bank, as far cheaper than gold money and potentially a perpetual national income source. It notes gold costs the country much annually and yields no revenue.
King's Speech and Parliament's Termination Mark the Session
The King's Speech is praised for its brevity and adequacy, ending a largely profitless session. Commentary notes the foreign allusions and domestic measures like Poor Laws reform and a Central Court, while lamenting unfulfilled promises and feckless debates. Citizens are urged to question MPs about stewardship.
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Cordelia
Holland
Belgium
Turkey
Portugal
Spain
Maesty
Parliament Prorogued and Royal Speech Marks Session Closure
The King in person prorogued Parliament as peers assembled by one, the Speaker and Lords took seats, and the King delivered the Speech before retiring. Committees were formed, petitions supported the Established Church, and notices on agriculture and manufacturing poverty were aired. The Speaker confirmed prorogation to September 25.
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Lord Suarrespury
Hertforp
Coventry
House of Commons
Lonp
Commons
Heme
Ewart
Buruven
Lord Ellen- Borough
King’s Bench
S. Rice
Althorp
J. Hophouse
S. WuHattey
Westminster Hall
A. Banine
Hume
Debates on Address and Spain dominant in journals
During the Address debate journals discuss the Speech and compare views. Spain appears as the main topic of discussion. The Journal des Tribunes notes the Speech from the Throne says Spain’s complications require serious attention by the Powers that signed the Quadruple Alliance treaty.
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Spain
Journal Des Tr
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Sultan of Persia
Mr. Wilson
H. Phillips
Hasem
Mr. Keeley
Assan
M. Barnett
Mandane
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Alexander Lee
Captain Waldrich
Count Joyeuse
Mr. Wrench
Herr Wittenhoff
Mr. Williams
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O. Smith
John Marousky
J. Reeve
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Miss. Lee
Christine
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London Bridge
Taue Sun
Chamber of Deputies
Buccaup
Marshal Geranp
M. Janvier
Brussels
Ostend
Duchess of Kent
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Mehemet Ali
Ambassa Zeitung
Allgemeine
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