Answer of the Manufacturers to Lord Ashley's Bill of Indictment
A lengthy defense from 412 cotton mills in Manchester and surrounding districts challenging Lord Ashley's Factory Bill arguments. It critiques the charges of female overwork, education neglect, and high accident rates, presenting mill statistics on gender, age, and employment, age distribution, and safety records to refute claims and defend industrial progress.
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Lord
Lord Ashley
Ashley
Stockport
Manchester
Sam Weller
Pickwick
England
Duncombe
Ward
Villiers
Cobden
Hume
News From Europe Debates Ed Nc Prison and Finance
Latest intelligence reports from Paris and Madrid note minimal business and heavy focus on education and prison discipline debates. Market figures shown include Three per Cents at 83f 80c and Five per Cents at 122f 40, with details on imports and duties for the first quarter of 1844.
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Francz
Paria
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Strasburgh
France
Ministry of Finance
Paris
Dreux
Marquis de Villama
Spain
England
London
Tunis
Madrid
M. Carasco
M. Salamanca
Messrs
Biscay
Don Carlos
Maestrazgo
Mardonego
Gallicia
Don Pedro Egana
Audiencia of
Barcelona
Catalonia
Girona
Naples
Corps Diplomatique
Maria Immaculata Clementina
Barbieri
Tidning Skandinavius
Sweden
Skar' Hutt
Brahe
Tae Kina
Tas Frencu
Portsmouth
Southampton
Erenyorouen
Lord Ellenborough
James Graham
Cage
Lord Netherby
British Architects
Zoological Society
Civil Engineers
Cumberland
W. Fairbairn
Montrose
J. Leslie
C.E
Horticultural Society
Geological Society
Society of Arte
Galt. Robinson
Royal Society
Society of Antiquaries
Botanical Society
Royal Institution
Carpenter
M.P
Lords of the Treasury
Hairston
Pyne
Art Union of London
Flint
Smith
Robert Peel
the Treasury
Art Unions
Franklin
A . Suicipzes
Marquis of Granby
Southwark
Jane Williams
Compasses
Pimlico
Edward Horrell
Chelsea
Plough
Lincoln’s Inn-Fields
Thomas Beagle
Mr. Maclean
Fleet-street
Reprieve for Mary Farley at Newgate
A Home Office despatch arrived for Sheriff Musgrove announcing a reprieve for Mary Farley, the woman sentenced to death for murdering her infant by throwing it into the Regent's Canal. The sheriff informed Farley with consent from the governor and Rev. John Davis, and she reacted with gratitude and emotion.
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Home Office
Newgate
Sheriff Musgrove
Majeaty
Mary Farley
Regent’s Canal
London
Cope
Clapton
John Davis
QUEEN'S BENCH AND LONDON POLICE NOTES IN SUFFOLK STREET
Yesterday's Law and Police reports detail a Queen's Bench case on parish audit under poor-law sections, plus Bow Street and Marylebone incidents including alleged common informer practices, assaults on police, a seduction case, a Thames bathers fine, and a London-wide public notices roundup. It covers court actions, new police court site plans, and charity medical dispensary progress with multiple local items.
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Inisa Starz
Dustin
Whiteside
Q.C
Daniel O’connell
John Jason Rigby
John Rigby
Suffolk-street
Dublin
O’connell
Hatchell
Hoskins
Lapidge
Charles Horace Lepidge
Tug Buneet
Times
Canada
Queen’s- Bench
Taz Queex
THE
Overiebes
Axppen's
Hottons
Ukermatter
Kaemidt
Erle
Tomlinson
Guildhall
Birch
King
Br Sheehan
Copeland
Tanderstand
Tondon
Court of Queen’s Bench
Central Criminal Court
House of Commons
Lord Denman
Alderman Copeland
Bow Street
Holborn
Twyford
Allingham
Edgeware Road
Paddington
Mendicity Society
Union Hall
Mary Leary
Tooley-street
Ag.e Bataine
Thames
Bankside
Cottingham
Robertson
St. George’s Workhouse
Southwark
Southampton
London
Bermondsey
Cowal Oy Exchequer
Banco
Rev
Marsh
George
Frazer
Bagley
Surrey
Lambeth
Kennington
Clapham
Camberwell
Brixton
Metropolitan Police Force
Kennington Road
Red Lion
Cricketers
Znological
Stonesend
Borough
St. Bride’s Church
Fleet-street
Thomas Dale
Dilworth
Preston
Cuckooball
Richard
Edmund Hubbertety
Richard Hubbertsly
Edmund
Oldswinford Church
Green
Freer
Henry Ellis
Providence
Garest PatrickLanrs
Causes and Remedies of Distress in the Country
John Wade presents a treatise examining the roots of national distress and proposes practical remedies. The work surveys economic, political, and social factors, arguing for reforms in governance, taxation, and industry to restore growth and stability.
National Bank proposed after currency study and reform
A historical review argues for separating the national money from private banking risks. It notes failures of joint stock banks in Britain Ireland and calls for a state controlled National Bank of Issue to stabilize the currency, with broad scholarly and parliamentary support and no strong opposition expected.
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Atlantic
England
United States
Great Britain
Ireland
Bank of England
London
Agricultural Bank of Ireland
Northern
Central Bank of England
Manchester
Lancashire
House of Commons
Ricardos
M‘culloch
Tooke
Thompson and Torrens
Porter
William Clay
Jones Loyd
Dublin
Edinburgh
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Waterman
Woolwich
Ostend
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Margate
Newell
Guy’s
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