Great Discussion on the Combination Laws and Short Time Bill
H G Ward and Sheffield trades unions debate the Combination Laws and Short Time Bill in the Town Hall. Ward rejects class allegiance while defending fair play, while trades leaders urge humane wage laws and free trade pressures amid foreign competition. The event features multiple speakers, letters, and calls for better master-worker understanding.
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H. G. Ward, Esq
M.P
Trades’ Unions of
Sheffield
Ward
Hooth
Committee of Ism
Hume
Stogether
Mr. Booth
Booth
House of Commons
Tays
Joseph Wilkinson
Rio Janeiro
New York
Belgium
France
el Ae
Fr. Ward
England
Thos. Booth
White Metal
Crosland
abiIs
Gro. Crosiann
Lecour
Cpublic
Cheimbers
Freduce
Aid
Trades’ Unions
John Drury
Lste
Isbour
Fonda
Mr. Ward
Paradise Square
Mr.Ward
Joesph Kirk
Bristol
Stones
Gret
Brn
Wade
Stoves
Deas
Dees
Stoner
Hawksworth
Joseph Rodgers
Persis
Fone
Messrs
Hawkeworth
Holland
Dr. Holland
Drury
Mr. Ward Address to Sheffield Constituents in Debate
In a curtailed speech to Sheffield voters at the Town Hall Ward reviews major topics from the last session. He urges a broader liberal conservative alliance, critiques the Disidents’ Chapels Bill, comments on Free Trade and the Irish question, and forecasts income tax effects. he closes urging honest living by industry. LATEST INTELLIGENCE follows with political dispatches, exhibitions, and other notices from London and Paris.
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MR. Ward
Sheffield
Ward
Town Hall
Lord Melbourne
League
O'Connell
John Russell
House of Commons
Liberal Party
China
London
Robert Peel
M. Drartmann
M. Darblaz
M. de Salvandy
M. Bignon
Charles
de Bussitres
d'Angeville
Des Secrétaires
MM. de Salvandy
Bignon
Debelleyme
de la Chambre
M.le Maréchal Sébastiani
le Maréchal Bugeaud
Marct de Bort
Gen
Doguereau
Harlé
de la Lournette
Cibiel
Montozon
Barber
Poyramont
Alm
Hartmann
Delessert
Marshal Sebastiani
Tuileries
Massrevastin
France
England
M. Duchatel
Friends of Peace
Engtand
Paris
M. Salvandy
Guizot
Fatal Railway Accident on Manchester and Leeds Line
A severe early morning wreck on the Manchester and Leeds railway kills three enginemen and seriously injures four more. The Irk engine exploded beneath the crew in a shed, tearing the roof and causing horrific injuries. Investigators note a copper fire box crown with possible prior heat damage and call for stricter stays and inquiry while families mourn.
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Bare
M.P
G. A. Hamiion
MBS
Ireland
Lord Devon
Tix
Glasgow
Freshwick
Dundee
Bishop's Court
Exeter
Courtenay
Flo
V. Grecory
Benen
Sergeant Talfourd
Duke of Brunswick
Crowder
Baron Pratt
Mr. Crowder
Olympic Theatne
Ward of Judah
Darcie
Jack Sheppard
Great Western Railway
Paddington
West London
Wormwood Scrubbs
Horatio Nelson Tolberney
Marcuxargn
Manchester and
Leeds
Ireman
Ais
George Mille
William Allcock
Iin
William Stone
James Neilson
John Wainwright
John Hall
William Fairbairn
Feirbairn
Fenton
Parthenans—iIt
Manchester
George Milla
William Alcock
James Nelson
Mersey
Trent
South Eastern Railway
George Mills
Buck Garratt-street
Irk
Stia
Bis
Back Copper-street
Collyhurst Lane
Freman
Harrison
Cully
Jane
Newcastle-under- Lyne
Elm Street
Oldham Read
Corer
Obaery Uh
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Rev. G. Chandler
W. J. Begshaw
Acarce
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Germany
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Celeste
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Saques
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St. Lawrence
Bell
Erwin
Kildare
Osbaldestun
Surella
Cuthbert
Queen of Tyne
Irwin
Ballagh
Aken
George Bentinck
Armstroug
Houk
Plummer
Alice Hawthorn
Denny
Greville
Peel
Rafer
Lagat
Anson
Stradbroke
Chestertiill
Glurgow
Paget
Mr. Gully
Egunteun
Mr. Coteman
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