Enduring Liberty Fights Modern Financial Tyranny Across Europe
The piece argues that modern banking funding creates a hidden European tyranny, benefiting capitalists while imprisoning labor. It traces perpetual annuities, public debt, and bankers’ influence from Britain to France, Poland, and beyond, urging unions among workers to resist this indirect oppression. The author cites history from Greece to America, condemning staatliche money power as eroding freedom and elevating wealth over labor.
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Greece
Switzerland
Poland
Sweden
Holland
Ireland
Biscay
Portugal
America
England
France
Saligths
Great Britain
Europe
Baronet
General Palmer
House of Commons
China
Russia
Imperial Palace
Turkey
Seraglio
Tyranny of a New Principle and Financial Pressure
The passage criticizes an intangible tyrant described as a new principle that powers up a few while weakening the many. It argues this engine of control grows stronger year by year, undermining the weak and empowering the strong, with moral statistics postwar showing indirect financial pressure on four fifths of the population.
Calls for labor boards and education to curb European unrest
The passage argues that ignorance and superstition among the poor fuel social ills and emigration. It urges forming boards of labour and committees of industry, backed by a communal fund, to regulate and direct work toward equitable pay while preserving masters' advantages.
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Europe
VERAX
Imprisonment for Debt lecture in City Road hall
Mr J Allday editor of the Birmingham Monthly Argus delivered an illuminating talk on Imprisonment for Debt at the Hall of Science in City Road Fiosbury. He argued the law enforces cruel, unjust punishment and urged petitioning Parliament at the next session to abolish the act.
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Hall of Science
City Road
Fiosbury
J. Allday
Birmingham Monthly Argus
Allday
Aliday
Sir J. Campbell
Dublin Evening Mail
East India Company
Calcutta
Foremark Hall
Francis Burdett
Quentry
Smith
Swarkestone Laws
Derby
Westminster Sessions Rosary Case of Ellen Murphy
Ellen Murphy, a young girl, was found guilty of stealing a brooch valued over 10s after a shop visit to have ears pierced. The jury recommended mercy and she was sentenced to one month in the House of Correction. Her mother testified to拾noprobable involvement, with pawn records tying the item to the defendant. The case tied to a pawnbroker in Horseferry Road.
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Rosasery
Ellen Murphy
William Day
Horse Ferry Road
Jones
Horseferry
House of Correction
Discharged woman faces inquiry over dead infant in custody
Witnesses describe the infant's illness and death after being brought to the station for care. The mother is discharged after humane treatment and a magistrate commends two prostitutes for assisting the dying child, noting no rancor between them.
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Queen-Square
Darine
Robert Adama
Gregorie
Richardson
China and Glass
William-street
Knightsbridge
James Jones
Hyde-park-corner
Jones
Parsons
Benett
Mr. Benett
Wither
Shoreditch
Union Hall
William Yaddish
Bermondsey
Atead
George-street
Charles Fleming
Fox
Loughborough Place
Lambeth
Shutt
Havin
The
Morning Herald
Thisleton
Mr. Shutt
Mr. Gilson
Gilson
Fell
London
Twilley
Marylebone
King
Times
Twilley and King
Phillips
Beevor
Morning Post
William Thistleton
Shatt
Shott
Messenger
Broderip
Highstreet
Wapping
Melville
Coe
Thames
Betson
Yound
Cheapside
Young
K Division
H Division
Margaret Walton
Ballantine
Roderip
William Rawlins
Dordoy
High-street
Shadwell
Rae Egies
Musgrave
Mr. Young
Hobe
Johnain
Bodner
Ratcliff Highway
Alton
Bank and naval notices from The Gazette of Oct 1834
True Sun Office reports foreign affairs with the Ottoman blockade of Samos raised and appointments at St James's Palace. Royal warrants announce Knighthoods, military promotions in Dragoon Guards and Foot regiments, and militia commissions. Insolvencies and bankruptcies list names and venues across London and provinces.
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Foreign-office
Constantinople
Samos
St. James’s Palace
Namik Pacha
Sublime Porte
Lord Viscount Palmerston
Robert Chester
Joe
Thoms
Sorell
K.hr
Italy
Births Marriages and Deaths Notices from London
Notices list births at Denmark-hill Heatham lodge Twickenham and Chart lodge Sevenoaks. marriages include Captain Falcon in Hanover Square to Louisa Corsham and W Seyfarth LL.D. to Louisa Sharpe. death of Rev J Clarke Canon of Windsor and aged 98 year John Boards of Edmonton.
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Denmark-hill
W. Stone
Parliament-square
Cuthbert
Heatham-lodge
Twickenham
W. K. Ashford
Chart-lodge
Sevenoaks
W. J. Monson
St. George's Church
Hanoversquare
Falcon
Royal Navy
Louisa Corsham
Curnham
Richard Meyricks
Fly
Bankton
Sussex
St. George’s
Hanover Square
Moore
Pimlico
Mary
Edmonton
John Boards
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Police Intelligence
Westminster
True Sun
Jlitto
George Shee, Bart
Prussia
Regiment of Dragoon Guards
John. Brett
Cornet
Croikshasks
78Th Foot
7Th Dragoon Guards
F. Brownlow
J. Gowdie
Regiment of Foot
Euna
Purchase
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Jackson
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Ensign
Brumell
J.A. Cruikshanks
6Th Dragoon Guards
Gillespie
Paneitakis
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County Palatine of Lancaster
W. G. Bell
John Townley
Duke of Lancaster’s Own
W. C. Pickup
F. Watts
William Joseph Rufty
Budge-Row
Watlingstreet
Robert Davies
Northumberland Army
Clerkenwell-Green
Richard Oremond
Wilton-place
Henry Franklin
Foley
Windsor
Court of Bankruptcy
Ullithorne
Lion-square
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Basinghall-street
William Long
Salisbury
Grocer
Black Horse Inn
Hudding Salisbury
Brighton
Dangerfield
Lincoln’s Iwo Felds
Brinton
Kidderminster
James Seddon
Radcliffe
Lancashire
Fustian-Manufacturer
Commissioners Rooms
Manchester
Hampson
Mesara
Adlington
Gregory
Faulkner
Bedford-row
William Moody
Caistor
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Bermanon Tree Ok
SBP Dig
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Ceeseee
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Real del Monte
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H. Nner
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W.A. Grocock
Kentish-town
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Protrierous
Strand
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