Dorchester Sentences Pushed by Dorsetshire Unionists Meeting
A large meeting at the National Institution in Fitzroy Square advocates for a remission of the Dorchester conviction and sentence against six members of the Friendly Society of Agricultural Labourers. Speakers press for mercy, rights of industry, and constitutional action to influence ministers and the King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Industrias
National Institution
Charlotte-street
Fitzroy-square
Dorchester
Friendly Society of Agricultural Labourers
Wade
Pabitias
Cnair
Globe
Paina
Cicero
Dr. W
Dorsetshire
James Graham
England
Dorchester Unions Rally Demand Mercy on Six Transportees
A mass meeting denounces the Dorchester six as unjustly punished for union activity. Speakers urge the King to remit the sentence, call for a royal inquiry, and vow to mobilize Birmingham London and other unions in a nationwide petition. They plan early morning deputations to Lord Melbourne and coordinated actions to press relief and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. C
House of Commons
Italy
Nalion
Birmingham
Manchester
Leeds
Derby
Trades’ Union of Great Britain and Ireland
Dorchester
Murphy
Carpenter
Alfred
Earl Grey
Mr.Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Dorset
Lord Grey
Mr. M
England
Cheera
King
Grey Ministry
Tice
Icatead
Mondigy
House of Commona
Dorsetshire
Themectiog
Sristol
Bristol
London
Berkshire
Hear
Lord Melbourne
Morrison
Hetherington
Duffy
D'Oyley
Cleave
J. Smith
Wade
Savage
Austin
Notice of Propriety Directors Election and Bond Details
Notice announces a meeting of DR PROPRIETORS holding ten shares in the capital stock of the company to elect a director in place of the late Mr jarrod. The secretary William Bury states voting begins at eleven and ends at three o clock. Also includes shipping notice from Banff regarding Medora and a cautious disclaimer by Charlotte Cornell and Charles Cornell dated March 31, 1834. Westminster Review noted with topics and an agent address in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hegre Assurance-Office
Eles A
Steady Jarron
William Bury
N.B
Banff and London Shipping Company
Smax, Medora
Banff
Watson
Hore’s
Charlotte
Cornell
Charles Cornell
Westminster Review
Greece
Royal Society
M. Logendre
Belgium
Martin's
Quarterly Review
Globe, &c
Belington-street
Strand
France
Eward
G. G. Bennis
Roe Neuve Bt
Natin
Paria
Army units to march from Brighton and Newcastle orders issued
The 1st Dragoon Guards head from Brighton on April 15, Scots Greys bound for Edinburgh toward month end from Newcastle, 19th Foot at Tynemouth to join Newcastle depot, 19th Regiment depot due to march to Carlile next month. A reduction in foot regiments to take place, Earl of Harewood to chair Royal Dispensary festival early next month. In Birmingham the inhabited house duty repeal will reduce taxes by about 10000 pounds. prior year cut 3500 pounds, total twelve month reduction over 18000 pounds. English Ambassador dispatch from Bayonne notes baggage convoy from Madrid returned led by escort to Victoria. six days travel, seized packages under Ambassador’s name worth over 200000 francs of prohibited articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1St Dragoon Guards
Brighton
Scots Greys
Newcastle
Edinburgh
19Th Foot
Tynemouth
Carlile
Foot
Earl of Harewood
Royal Dispensary
Birmingham
Birmingham Advertiser
Bayonne
Hence
Madrid
Victoria
Dudley election defeat and rise of Sir John Campbell
A 1778 born Scottish mind rose from kirk schooling to London practice via the Morning Chronicle. The piece traces Sir John Campbell’s path from Whig reporter to Attorney General, noting his early politeness, later boldness, and the public backlash against the ministry. It contrasts Campbell with peers, argues the ministerial unpopularity hurts officials, and reflects on how perseverance shaped a legal career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fains
Dudley
John Campbell
Horace St. Paul
Baronet
Bies
Hawkes
Airor
King’s Bench
Common Pleas
Harvey
Kirk of
Stotland
Scotland
Tweed
London
Metropolis
James Perry
The
Morning Chronicle
Worning Chronicle
Great Whig Party
James Mackintosh
Spankie
House of Commons
Campbell
Lincoln’s Inn
Perry
Tidd
Peter Finnerty
Burns
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Ntry
Dorsetshire Unionists
Tolpuddle
Lord Brougham
Williams
George
James Loveless
Wesleyan Society
James
Legg
Lock
Wollaston
Frampton
James Stanfield
Union Club
Tolpuddie
Thomas Stanfield
Geor Loveless
Mr. Savage
Agricultural Union
Dorctreater
Trades’ Unions
Jefferies
Parkin
Trades’ Union
Justice Williams
Inmense
Leicester
Coventry
Northampton
Hisses
House O Commons
National Consolidated Union
Nisi Prisis
Baatér
Nii
O. Say
Alto Ega
Altorne
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