London and Greenwich Railway Company Call Notice
The Directors of the London and Greenwich Railway Company announce a fourth call of all per share to be paid to the treasurer Matthias Attwood at Gracechurch Street or to the Bank of Manchester on or before the due date. Also advertisements announce various books, engravings, and hair dye products with prices and vendors. This advertisement compiles notices and product promos from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neral Steam Navigation Company
General Steam Navigation Company
London
Hamburg
Ostend
Amargate
Norman
Waterlane
Tower-street
Messrs
Hall
Custom-hoves Quay
Black
Brighton
Scates
Ramsgate
Carter
Margate
Haymarket
Lombard-street
Bright, &c
de Bie
Crescent
Makes
Ondon and Greenwich Railway Company
Cornhill
Matthias Attwood
Spooner
Agid Hassan
William Day and Co
Gracechurch-street
Circassia
True Sun
Meeting at Wibsey Moor over Dorchester unions case
A large West Riding meeting at Wibsey Moor near Bradford memorializes the Dorchester six labourers sentenced for illegal oaths. Captain Wood presides urging peaceful action, calls for mercy, condemns violence, and urges relief through moderated punishment and reform for trades unions and labour protections. Letters from peers to the petition are quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wibsey Moor
West Riding of Yorkshire
Bradford
Dorchester
Wood
Sandal
West Siding
Pitt
Leeds
Grosvenor-place
Hunslet Moor
Dorsetshire
Bryanstone-square
House of Commons
Beauclerk
Joseph Hume
London
Hume
Beanclerk
George Strickland
John Marshall
Hunslet
Moor
Yorkshire
Edward Baines
Derby Operatives Fight Back Against Mercury Editor
A reader defends the Derby Mercury against a critic in the Journal describing the editor as petty and scurrilous. The letter condemns the editor’s twelve line reply as puppyish and evasive while defending long standing Derby labor community views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DERBY
Mercury
The Times and the Tailors
A 1834 letter argues against union threats, condemning the German names and urging lawful action for fair wages. It denounces the notion of Masters coercing journeymen and calls for firm resistance to inhuman combinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TIMES
Tailors
Union of
Germany
Stultz
Wibllis
A.B. C
Colchester Gazette
ESSEX
Duke of Wellington
Masters' Union proposed among metropolis traders
A privately circulated circular invites master manufacturers and traders to form a Masters Union to counter Trades Unions. It outlines secrecy, a preliminary meeting, and a series of resolutions authorizing registers of workers, a relief fund, barred unionists, and annual committees to manage the scheme, urging unanimity and confidential handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masters’ Union
George Stephen, Esq
King’s Arms Yard
Coleman Sirect
Aix
Union
The Masters Union Promises Harmony and Trade Focus
A fragment outlines a proposed Masters Union with a focus on commercial interests and producer relations. It describes member commitments, sub-committees by trade, and the aim of peaceful, business-centered discussion, insisting adherence to resolutions and unity across trades to advance the country’s trading welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawa of England
London
Effingham Wilson
Royal Exchange
Eccetlius
Interea
Masters’ Union
Freliane
Lee
Union
Rs’ ‘Union
The New Monthly Magazine on Unionists and Pro Lets
A fragment from The New Monthly Magazine discusses Lord Melbourne’s rejection of a petition carried by a deputation with Unionists. It critiques the Union influence, warns of mob coercion, and urges ministers to act decisively to preserve order and property. It also contrasts Tait’s view of unions with their real aims and quotes Lord Brougham on processions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugubrious
Melbourne
Dorchester
Woolwich
Tait
Grand -National’ Consolidated Union
Trades’ Unionists
Lord Brougham
Brandenburg House
Windsor
Cellor
Brougham
Eldon
Law
Scott
Dominic Sampson
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Charles Bessell
Sec
Line Navigation Company
Street
Geor
Grand Surrey Canal
Bolt-court
Fleet-street
T Price Ls
Lady Hewley
Y. Shore
E. Bowles
Thomas William Tottie
Runter
St. Paul's Churchyard
Westall
MAR& Tin
Meason
Bull and Churton
Holles-street
Cavendish-aquary
Chronicle
Bank of England
England
Lord Melbourne
The
Derby Mercury
Sam
Niagara
Nottingham
Owen
SUN
Anr
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