Pitmen's Strike in the North Chronicle Chronicle 1844
The long fragment details a turbulent scene across Morocco and Algeria with fire, ship takeovers, and martial movements. It references Ouddah, Tangier, and Fez amid reports from Paris, Madrid, and London about French military actions in North Africa, including sieges, desert campaigns, and naval movements. It notes a fire on a vessel, a boy with a pistol, and various dispatches from Marshal Bugeaud and other officials.
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the Weekly Chronicle
Sun
W. Elliott
Dyer
Goswell-road
Feamch
Morocco
Pants
Thoreday
Moniteur
Diamient
Deferd
Algeria
Jarqua Madras
Ishyet
Oudidah
Frederick
Royal Dockyard
Journal Des Débats
Abd-el-Kader
Kitchin
Fintanna
Santons
Maraboute
William Haycock
Baker
Poveroy-street
Kent-road
France
Oran
Prince de Joinville
M.1
Quchdah
Guy's
Tangier
Brogadar Hospital
Paris
Oumler
Havre
John Hill
Rouen
Versailles
Icharate
Strasburg
Basle
Fatntor
Tlemcen
Ouddah
Harriet Milwood
Lalla Magrania
Feirlop
Royal Marines
Fai
Bridgi
Abe
Malouisa
Fez
Goowes
Madrid
Deptford
Gibraltar
Ken Wee
Barkingside
Thale Andosonera
Marshal Bugeaud
Richards
Nibus
Guildhall
Ondideh
Lamoriciere Antonio Ordin
Smithfield-market
Mascara
Lataer
Pate
Humphries
al- Abd-el-Kader
Lambert
Sebdon
Saida
Tieret
Son Ah
Oran Ituea
Spain
Madern
BooRe
Lemeen
Ces
Nedrome
Oren
Drews Gazoune
Mentof
Lisbon
Duke de Stream
Malonie
Gazoans
Portugal
Tafna
Count d'Angeville
Warine
Chamber of Deputies
Cortes
Wes Baja
Marine Artillery
Leghorn
Calabria
Bandiera
Tim Cany
Florence
Parliamen Commission
England
Paris and
Strasburgh
Chamber of Peers
Marshal Sonlt
AM. Dopin
Excursion to Gloucester Ends in Near Disaster for Railway Party
Directors of the Bristol and Gloucester railway with General Pasley and Brunel toured Gloucester aboard the Madras, but a rail defect derailed the engine near Gloucester. The ship collided with a steamer and the Madras wrecked in shallow water, with 102 emigrants to be cared for at Arichat. Boarding parties and authorities coordinate recovery as losses and distress unfold.
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Bristol
Baister
Groucester
Pasley
Brunel
Gloucester
Dejcuner
Birmingham and Gloucester
Madras
Ahain
Sindras
Whitehaven
Jend
Swan River
Port Adelaide
Brants
Mr. Brunel
Passey
Asa
Arichat
Jones
Revenue abstract for Great Britain 1843 and 1844 ends
Abstract of the net produce of the revenue of Great Britain for the years and quarters ending July 5 1843 and July 5 1844 showing increases and decreases.
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Great Britain
Irregular Journal Snippet Reflects Financial and Atrocities Data
Fragmentary report mentions a scoundrel escape after an alarm and references to quarter comparisons, Irish heaps unknown, and a revenue figure of £2,448,336 for the year. It then details naval quarantines on three British vessels and a tonnage figure of 1,230,736 tons, followed by a note on the Orleans indemnity from 1825.
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Woodhouse
Thornley Colliery
Jones Nad Tae Wien
Orleans
Duke of
Adelaide
Ship strikes rocks driving distress among emigrants
The vessel ran hard aground in heavy weather near Insvearel after failing to anchor, causing widespread alarm among passengers including many women and children. Captain and officers managed to calm the crowd as boats were lowered for escape. valuable belongings and crew safety became the focus amid the wreck.
Meeting of Twenty Thousand Pitmen on Shaden Hill
A Sunday meeting on Shaden hill known as Black Fell drew an estimated 20,000 to 25,000 Tyne and Weer pitmen. They carried banners from each colliery and urged peace while pledging to resist master strikers' agreements and defend the Miners Association. The crowd dispersed after conditional resolutions and thanks to allied trades across the UK.
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Shaden Hill
Black Fell
Tyne and
Weer
Newcastle
Thomas Hay
Sbhaden
Meng Wall
Ry Rau
Coal Office
Mar
Tote Due
Nerman
Vuernhy
Joseph Fawcett
West Moor
Joseph Bevston
Miners’ Association
Christopher Haswell
London
Edinburgh
Manchester
Durham
Barnard Castle
United Kingdom
Daniels
Mutiny on a convict ship and labour disputes in Britain
Extracts from letters describe Fletcher's behavior aboard the convict ship at Woolwich, threats by a strike organizer, and tensions with coal owners. The text mentions individuals such as William Tohnenn and John Hazelton, accusations of innocence, and warnings of force to protect property. Also noted are Spanish and French political movements, and a Stratford fire alongside railway and shipping concerns.
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Joreay
Jersey
Gaspee
Belgium
Amalaemanr
John Pirie
Quarles Harris
Barber Ali
Andurdon
Esq
Q-C
Sherif Moon
Harpenny
Himerlasa
London
St. Liship
Agincourt
Barber
Fletcher
Nankeens
Real India
Fatih
George Jones
Fielding
Woolwich
Norfolk
Ptison
E. P. Chance
Ole Anatiee
Panos da Costa
Colton Coverles
Riengless
Siearine
Paris
Marshal Soult
Brazil
Anderdon
Coenen
E. J. Chance
M.guizot
Orleans
Rouen
Havre
Avignon
Burgh
Versailles
Dino
Chance
Lelure
Guardian
Daren Iuncu
Peckhare
William Tohnenn
Leonlesed
Saladin
Valparaiso
Primen
Colliers
Carr and Galloway
New York
John Hazelton
Ireland
Nova
Paria
Spain
Cortes
Lm Warespens
Deaux
Tnee
OWD
Fishbury-barn
Repeal Association
Count de Aale
Wild
St Aulaire
Mr. O'Connell
Bost
Courrier Francais
Jand
Morocco
Kader
Robert Wilson
Boar
France
Lambeth
England
Galiguanis
Westminster
Bessenger
Sir Robert
Chandler
Surrey
Westminster Bridge
Kido
Sosio
Barcelona
Marseilles
Tangiers
Bas
Africa
Child
Algiers
Toalon
Oran
Stratford
Xean Bow
Orenega
Cuvier
Bow
Orenaque
No. 4
Toulon
Essex
Henry Bal- Port Vendres
William Jarvis
Duke of Aumale
Mr. Smith
Iavert Pearson
Marshal Bayesud
Pavernor
Algeria
Penalty for a May post letter crime at Cupar Scotland
At Cupar, before Sheriff Jameson, a young woman pleaded guilty to opening a post letter on May 6 while in charge of a village post office. The court noted curiosity but upheld the post office offense, sentencing her to a £5 fine or sixty days in prison. the fine was paid.
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Lertens
Cupar
Jameson
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Hara
Two Sicilies
Count d'Aquila
S. Pedro Do Rio Grande Do Sul
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Taz Embrast Suir Sim Geonas Parvo
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George Prevost
Rooke
Gaberus
Atlantic
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Eari
pekens_h
Shahabiet
LDS
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Journal
Dex Débats
the Metropolis
Pany
China
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Iber
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Wisnee
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Joseph Howe
Marquis of Londonderry
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IANOW
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Londen
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Deniel O'Connell
M.P
Richmond Penitentiary
Dublin
J. A. Cooke
H. Barnewall
John Moore
Clare
Seya
Prince of Wales
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Areymenirs
Gu Vuunou
Carl Gustaf Anderson
Uddavalle
Gottenburg
Sweden
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Anderson Reeser
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Dickens
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Emerson
Inter
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Laird Caatler
Elten
Reagh
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Reasionel Labout
Leeson
Metropolia
Iris
Felix
Felix Cetebed Vines Child St. Katharine’s Docks
Genoa
Lambeth-stre
Norton
Sir Denham
Norreys
Laird Trinwleston
Quebec
Taylor
Wagstaff
Wagner
Marquis of Clanricarde
Rosamore
Blaney
Cremore
Bloomfield
Castlereagh
Ranelents
Dawson
M. R
Murphy
Mer
M. J. O'Conspace
A & Henmen
George Court
Stoney Lane
Hounsditch
T. N. Reddington M.P
J. KR. Dawson
Chitark Rose
Levy
E. McNaughten
Emerson Teenant
Nobig
Fitzstephen French
H. M. Tuite
Major Moore
M. J. O'Connell
Ull
Eggensee
Guinras
Monsieur Felis
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