Meeting of the Young Ireland Party on Abolishing Death Penalty
Public meeting at Music hall Store-street endorses abolition of capital punishment with speeches by Charles Gilpin and others. The report also covers the Derutt Conoxyn and the Manyienoxe Vestry items, plus a Dublin meeting of Young Irelanders at Conciliation Hall with O Connell criticisms and calls for repeal by peaceful means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Store-street
Charles Gilpin
Shorty
Fry
Morning Chronicle
John Easthope
Richard Cobden
John Bright
W. J. Fox
Charles Dickens
Douglas Jerrold
Charles Potter
Henry Richards
J. H. Parry
F. Rowton
H. Vincent
Derutt Conoxyn
Manyienoxe Vestry
Board of Directors and Guardians of the Poor of
St. Marylebone
New Road
J. Hamilton, Bart
Poor Law Commissioners
Louisa Mordanot
Michie
Potter
Mallalieu
Kitchener
Mordaunts
Mills
Louisa Mordaunt
Joseph Woodward
St. Pancras
Milla
Duntry
Itatunde
Francis Comyn
J.P
Woodstock
Bed
Legislative Union
Ireland
O'Gorman
O'Connell
Cork
Dillon
Otthem
Father Meehan
Qld
Meagher
Richmond
Tribune of Conciliation
Repeal Association
Meehan
O'Carroll
India and China. Singular Railway Action. Corresp. Last Week
A semi monthly express from Marseilles reports on India and China. It notes Cashmere unrest near end, large troop movements toward Cashmere, and British plans to limit Sikh rule. Also covers Bombay finances, Madras legal shifts, and a naval/squadron presence in the China region amid rising tensions with local mobs. Major figures include Gholab Singh, Tej Singh, General Wheeler, and Dhuleep Singh. The report also mentions later Chinese disturbances and British reactions in Canton and Macao.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Marseilles
Bombay
Cashmere
Sheik Emaam
Deen
Hurree Purvat
Jamua
Gholab Singh
Lahore
Jej Singh
Wheeler
Jullunder Doab
Jamoo
Gholab
Ferozepore
Ravee
Indus
Cathmere
Theor F
Tej Singu
Bheembur
Dewan
Munlry
Dhuleep Singh
Scinde
Sukkur
Burrachee
Sir C. Napier
Outram
Bhopal
Ameer Mahomed Khan
Nepaul
Castilieres
Government of
England
Madras
Hon. Company
Tinivelly
Presidency
Lewin
Thet Presidency
H. Raper
D. Pollock
Butbay
Suez
Alexandria
Malta
Ariel
Spitfire
Calcutta
Mosey
Factory masters and social reform in Parliament era debate
The article argues that moving women from home to factory life destroys domestic life and that factory owners could improve labor conditions by building homes baths and libraries. It warns Parliament interference may backfire, urging masters to act with duty and generosity to reconcile worker relations amid calls for shorter hours. It notes the need for reform to avert social abuses and cites Cook Taylor on factory district waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook Taylor
Eake
Sinbad
War and politics split the Whigs and Ireland's crisis features
Postscript argues America faces either slave state rise or union split as Whigs push peace policy aside. It notes Irish Labour Works growth with rising employment and costs, urges measured aid, and critiques France and Cracow treaties while outlining trade, finance, and political tensions across Europe and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bright addresses Manchester electorate at Haywood's Hotel
John Bright MP met his Manchester election committee at Haywood's Hotel where he outlined touring each district to answer questions and defend his views on the church, the throne, and the House of Lords. He criticized hostile press reports, urged gradual public instruction, and supported extending suffrage, reforming income tax and tea tax, and maintaining law and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
John Bright
Haywood's
George Wilson
League
Council of the
Horning Herald
Manchester Guardian
Covent Garden Theatre
J. W. Fox
Bright
Tom
House of Lords
Duke of Wellington
House of Commons
House of Coummons
Commons
England
Alderman Harvey
Mr. Bright
Mill Accident Claims Life of Schoolgirl at Forres
A twelve year old girl employed by Messrs Taylor at Forres was fatally injured in a carding mill when her dress became entangled with machinery driven by the water wheel. Her shoulder, thigh, and wrist were broken and she died the following Saturday. Mr Taylor senior and later his son aided in stopping the water. The incident is reported by the Nairn paper and is followed by a note on railway traffic receipts for the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Crockford
Maidstone
F. Pollock
William Crockford
Crockford
Humfrey
C. Rowe
Bolton-street
Hawfrey
Mr. Humfrey
Engiana
Dukes of Wellington
Argyl
Cleveland
Rutland
Richmond
Prince Lieven
Lord Wharncliffe
Colonel Anson
Lord Westmoreland
Lord Maidstone
James
Sunes
Lord de Roos
Lord Chesterfield
William Simmons
Crock
James Lawrence
Gabriel
John Hunt
Crockford’s
Bolton Street
William Lawrence
Tord Maidstone
Hamfrey
Lord de Rees
Marquis of Hertford
Hazard
Gabriel-Gabriel
Hell
China
Seaforth
Colombo
Ocerland Register
Robert Thom
Conaul
Ningpo
Ocerland
Qid
Hon. Company
Medusa
Wolverine
Clifford
Canton
Yih
Macao
Sir Thomas Cochrane
Borneo
Loring
Cape of Good Hope
Her
Vulture
Plutoe
Cleopatra
Sabine
Victorieuse
Japan
Chincha
Wareham
Nash
France
Collard
Serjeant Murphy
T.C. Forster
Serjeant Wilkins
King and Queen
Foley Place
Marviebare
Horsford
Paddington
Great Western Railway
Richard Gardiner Dunn
Rone O'Connell
Seymour Clark
Maynard
Garratt
Prance
Clark
Chilman
Railway Department
Queen-street
Great Western
Serjeant Talfourd
Addressea
Pugh
Ofice of Maples and Steevens
Colonel Lutterell
Thomas Wait
Lesseart Talfourd
Maynard and Garratt
Gillspur Street
Evans
Springate
Tricker
Spencer
Davy Po
Halfpenny
Tichfield Street
Marnard
Snow
Bermuda
Ladimer
Queen Street
John Bush
Bush and Molliss
Associated Society of Bankers
Asmed Davy
Davin
Air
Talfourd
Paris
Cracoe
Konna
M. Guzo
Huningen
Venice
Rhine
M. Guizot
Cracow
Vienna
Guizot
England
Vienne
Montpensier
Louis Philipps
Madrid
Bolea
Feruss Goversnest
Breslau
Berlin
Liverpool
Steewer Britannia
Boston
Boston Times
Great Western Notin
Mexico
Santa Anna
Tampico
United States
Salas
New York
Thomas Birtwistle
Boltonstreet
Bury
Manchester Courier
Tae CueTaam Lisgary
BalTiso
Lord Stanley
Chetham Library
Truswes
British Museum
Manchester Guardian
Friontrot
Axp
Faraz
Messia
Taylor
Forres
Nairn
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Cambria
Judking
Halifax
Young Ireland” Party
The
Freeman's Journal
Seston
Birmingham
Bunken
Wright
Eastern Counties
Northern
Edinburgh
Glasgo
Glasgow
Paisley
Ayr
London
Blackwall
Brighton
Croydon
South Western
Leeds
Renee
Midland
Bristol
Mingham
Newcastle
Carlisle
Darlingtom
Norfolk
South-Eastern
Dover
Greenwich
Socke
Manchentee Ees
Fork & North Midland
Wit Saige
South Davon
Welde
Drogheda
Greenock
Bolt
Preston & Wyre
Taff Vale
Hartlepool, Dock and Rail
Newcaste
North Shields
Tyne
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Representation of Manchester
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