Ward Defends Free Labour View Against Chartist Pressure
In Sheffield a large Chartered Association meeting condemned H G Ward’s vote on the Factory Bill. Ward replies defending free labour principles, rejecting Parliament’s interference, and arguing production and cheapness sustain wages, warning against limits harming Britain’s global markets. He cites evidence and calls for prudence before legislative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Northern Star
Ward
Lord Ashley
West
Silver-street
Sun
Catnot
H. G. Ward
Sum
Oastler
League
Association
John West
National Charter Association
Fig Tree-lane
John Russell
Lord Howick
Feargus O'Connor
Paradise Square
Ferrand
Fielden
Warburton
England
Sadler
Cooke Taylor
Vadatius
Ashworth
Grege
Charles Buller
House of Commons
Legal And Miscellaneous Correspondence Notes
A collection of reader questions and answers on wills notices enclosures footpaths and legal rights. Topics include notices to quit by tenants, costs of divorce, stock transfers and peculiar bond questions, plus letters on house of commons etiquette and public access to Child's Hill meadows.
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Myself
Steter
C.A
House of Comsions
Weekly Chronicle
House of Commons
Ewart
Lord Stanley
Colonel Peel
Derby
Hampsteadheath
Child's Hill
Church Land
Wealminster
Finchley
Barnet
Higgins
Golder's Green
Hendon
Squire Evans
Court of Queen's Bench
Golder's Hill
Hampstead
Lord Mansfield
Downshire Hill
Hvans
Chili's Hill
Child’ S Hill
Henry Dower Gass
No. 1
Hall-place
Edgeware-road
G.D
Peter
Wm. Pitt
Paris
Brutal assault shocks Gravel Lane neighbouts in Southwark
Tuesday afternoon a woman named Sycamore, living with a man in Silver Street, was found beaten in her attic room and left near death. The assailant fled via roof routes but was captured by police after a scuffle. She was taken to Guy’s Hospital where doctors warned she would not survive many hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gazette
St. James Palace
Iria
Her Majesty
St. Jamce’s Palace
Lord Chamberlain
Becgtays
King
Woolwich
Ostend
Lord Rivers
Francis Seymour
Prince Albert
Buckingham Palace
Hen
Tak Beuotaws
Wispsor Castle
Winnison
Slough
Great Western Railway Company
Prince of Wales
Princess Royal
Princess Alice
Charles Russell
M.P
W. G. Hayter
J. Jacques
Mr. Sanders
Comte Mercy d
Argentina
Major de Moerkerke
Madame d’Hoogveret
Royal Hovusmorp
Wakeley
Saunders
Windsor Castle
A. Murray
Quentin
Roya
Siécle
Paris
Berlin
Prussia
England
Nicholas
France
Normon Moron
Sorrez
Royal Society
Piccadilly
Catey
Lord Abinger
Probart
Image
Sergeant Storks
Justice Patteson
Andrews
Queen's Counsel
Bury
Spring Gardens
Norfolk
Bury St. Edmund’s
Bransby Cooper
Evixsurcu Pusric Batas
Caledonian Mercury
Furrral
Countess of Uxsnipar
Countess of
Uxbridge
Lichfield
Messrs
Gillow
Oxford-street
Earl of
William Bagot
Francis Paget
Alfred Paget
George Paget
George, Byng
Earl of Sandwich
Viscount Sydney
Cameron
Marquis of
Anglesey
Murper
Gravellane
Southwark
Odling
Highstreet
Borough
Guy's Hospital
Southwark Bridge Road
O'Connell
Lord Campbell
House of Lords
Fitzroy Kelly
Commons
Lord Brougham
House of Commons
Sir William Follett
Bar
Wfe
Time Tables for Sunrise Sunset and High Water Destinations
Instructions describe calculating sunrise and sunset times using latitude degrees and minute adjustments. It lists high water offsets from London Dock for many ports including Bristol Cork Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin and Liverpool with specific hour and minute values.
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Great Britain
Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
Cork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holzheasd
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Easter Day Ecclesiastical Almanac and Weather Notes
The Week lists morning lessons Exodus twelve Romans six and evening Exodus fourteen Acts five. It records lunar age hundred days and last quarter around 4 PM, sunrise and twilight timings, and a daily weather forecast with Meteo Ephem and Zadkiel symbols. Noted are dates Easter week through Admiral Rodney’s victory in 1782 with fair or snow showers forecasts.
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Meteo
Ephem
Zadkiel
Tuturspay
Admiral Rodney
The Weekly Chronicle on Ireland’s Franchise Bill Debates
A detailed editorial view critiques Lord Eliot’s plan to alter Irish voter registration. It argues the bill narrows the franchise, benefits landlords, and risks property rights, urging caution as Peel’s promises are shown imperfect. It also comments on Chartism and Mr. Gisborne while awaiting O Connell’s fate.
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Lord Eliot
Ireland
Robert Peel
England
John Russell
Lord Stanley
More O'Ferrall
Lord Howick
Lord Castlereagh
Hume
O'Connell
O’connell
House of Commons
Thomas Wilde
Casar
Birmingham
Coventry
Liverpool
Drury Lane
Peddling Experiment Sparks Irish Hopelessness
The fragment argues the Week’s peddling plan will worsen public sentiment, blighting any remaining hopes of the Irish People despite prior setbacks. It voices distrust of promises and warns against renewed disappointments affecting national sentiment.
London Legal Fight and River Tragedy Report
In this London column, debate over O Connell and government strategy is linked to a river accident where Samuel Jefferies, a seal-engraver from Hackney, drowned after a boat collision near Woolwich. Separate Kingston fire damages a malt house and a brutal altrincham assault case ends with a murder verdict.
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Woolwich
Kineston
Robinson
Michael Wells
Townsend
Kingston
Surrey
Marver
James Leigh
Chester Spring
Justice Maule
Ann Leigh
Altrincham
Jem
Elizabeth Gorton
Walf
Elizabeth Warburton
Ie Ae
Jook
William Brundred
William
Charles Balshanefor
Billaby
Dyer Townsend
Isaac Turton
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Sheffield Chartists
Mr.Ward
H. G. Ward, Esq
M.P. N.B
Legal & Miscellaneous
Great Britain and Ireland
London
the Weekly Chronicle
Robert Pee
Gisborne
Nottingham
Mr. O'Connor
Mr. Gisborne
Duncombe
Duncombera
O’connor
Parliament
James Graham
Robert Pea
Smith
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