Meeting of Journeymen Paper-Hangers and Dissenters in 1934
A public meeting in Manchester and a later adjourned session discuss separation of church and state, grievances of Dissenters, and planned petitions to Parliament. Key figures include Thomas Harbottle and George Condy. Speakers condemn civil establishments of religion and push for end of state support, with a Standing Committee appointed to press redress.
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Rall Willmington Arms
Yardly-street
Spa-fields
Teerell
Exchange
Manchester
Thomas Harkottle
William Johns
John
James Taylor
George Condy
John Askell
George Mostele
William Gadaby
England
Scotland
Ireland
United Kin
William M‘kerrow
William Wood
James H. Hulme
J. R. Beard
Benjamin Holbrooke
United Kingdom
John Aldis
Edward Baxter
Charles Hindley
J.C. Dyer
A. Prentice
John Russell
Alexander Kay
W.T. Hesketh
Nottingham
Hough
Glasgow
Samuel Fox
William Howitt
Benjamin Boothby
Jon
George Gill
Benjamin Redsome
John Jacup
Parliament
House of Lords
Lord Durham
House of Commons
Mark Fue
BR. J. Whitell
George Inglis
Wn. Shuttleworth
Thomas Potter
Messia
Acton-square
Salford
William Woot
New Brown-street
John Maskell Maskell-street
Chorlton-upon-Medlock
Cretaries
Joseph Grave
Isaac Hudson
London
Times
Morning Chronicle
True Sun
Patriot
Nottingham Review
Scotsman
Glasgow Chronicle
Thomas Harbottle
Jabius
Thoroas Harbottle
Jouns
Meeting backs True Sun press rights amid Whig persecution
A large assembly at The Institution of the Working Classes denounces Whig prosecutions against the True Sun and victim Reeve, pledging to defend press freedom. Speakers including O’Connell and O’Connor urge broader support, warn against tyranny, and call for a new public meeting and a defense fund.
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True Sun
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Rotunda
Mr. Cobbett
Mr. H
Lord Grey
Remier
Mano
Westminster
Manchester
Newgate
Presious
Connell
Mr. Hetherington
Wade
England
Rue Sun
The
Times
John Campbell
Dudley
Swx
Sun
Ireland
Dutley
Daniel O’connell
Frew Press
Mr. C
Coxcomb Sprig
Stanley
F. Burdett
House of Commons
O'Connell
O’connor
Feargus O’connor
Presa
O'Connor
Fraser’s
Calthorpe-street
Calthorpe Street
Waterloo
Europe
Wellington
Gredit
House of Lords
France
Mr. O'Connell
Mr. O'C
Onte Afegal
M‘connell
Cork County
F. O’connor
Meeliig
Journala
John Bull
Morning Post
Abraham
Sear
Coopers
Deptford
James Graham
Admiralty
O’connell
Mapas
M O'Connell
Ngland
Corn Catechism in the House of Commons Continues
The debate revisits the case for gradual tariff change on corn and its wider effects. Arguments note that sudden removal harms the country while gradual reform risks continued protection for the landed aristocracy. concerns about employment and population dynamics arise amid feuding positions.
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