The Working Classes and the Labor Question in Parliament
A critical review of trade unions, strikes, and political plans in 19th century Britain. It argues that unions risk backfiring, laments the Duncombe plan to fund strikes, and warns that cheap food and foreign competition will decide labor remuneration. It also covers Danish claims, Ireland land reform, free kirk proposals, and Maynooth funding with a sober, moral tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Manchester
Holme
Masons
Rushton
Strilas
Roberts
Uede
England
Blyth
Leeds
National Association
Duncombe
Robson
Drury Lane
Privy Council
Hayes
Fox Maule
Scotland
James Graham
Ireland
Robert Oglis
Parliament
Labor Proposals on Wages and Capital Markets
The piece argues that profits and wages hinge on external markets where 6 percent or 25 percent can sway advantage to American or German rivals. It warns against using associations to force wage increases, instead urging frank dialogue with masters and justice, lest such coercion perpetuate protectionist principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mais
Onreetennis
Urata Cebreie
Madrid
Livbhou
Ist
Lisbon
Oporto
Palmeira
Flores
Republic of the Equator
Cordova
Let
Serrano
Castro del Rio
Bayonne
Narvaez
Narvarz
Lisnow
Diario
Spatby
Bank of Lisbon
Milreia
Confianca National
Algarves
Albuferia
Meettsas
Statistical Society
Linnean Society
Civil Engineers
Jiristol
Parliamentary Proceedings and Danish Claims
Parliament discusses Danish claims and Lord Lincoln s bills. Also notes sites for the Free Kirk in Scotland and Naynooth. The item highlights committee reports and potential resolutions affecting church and state relations. Local readers see discussions of religious liberty and political reform with named figures guiding policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynooth
Plumptre
Spooner
Finch
Kent
Treasury
Lord Lincoln
Lord Lincoln's
Free Kirk
Scotland
Coercion and Corn Debates Split Lords and Commons
Friday night debates on Coercion and Corn dominated both houses. The Lords moved to committee with Shaftesbury as popular chair, while the Commons saw factions wavering over Lord George Bentinck and Peel’s stance. The new Bishop Wilberforce delivered a pointed speech backing repeal, and Peel argued against coercion as a lasting remedy, urging cautious concessions in committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commons
Lord Lyndhurst
Lord Shaftesbury
Oxford
Wilberforce
League
Lord Ashburton
House of
George Bentinck
Roas
Poulett Scrope
Red
Recorder Shaw
Robert Peel
Reform Club
W. Somerville
John Russell
Colonel Rawdon
McKetine
House of Commons
Tufnell
Devonport
Liberal Party
Lord Strafford
Byng
M.P
Foreign Office
Duke of Wellington
Duke of Buccleuch
Earl of Haddington
Earl of Aberdeen
James Graham
Gladstone
Exchequer
Eorl of Eilenborough
Earl of Ripon
Granville Some
Henry Fitzroy
Admiralty
William Cripps
Treasury
Bond Street
Duke of Buckingham
Meeting of Liberal peers voices Coercion and sugar duties
A Saturday gathering at Lord John Rungell's Chesham-place home drew Lord Palmerston Morpeth Melbourne and dozens of peers including O'Connell and Napier to debate Ireland coercion bill sugar duties and forthcoming parliamentary actions. The factional talks focused on Ireland policy and the path to easing or enforcing coercive measures while considering slave grown sugar duty alignment and potential ministerial strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trish
John Rungell
Chesham-place
Lord Palmerston
Lord Morpeth
Lord Melbourne
Henry Vane
Earl of
F. Baring
Edward Ellice
T. 3. Macaulay
John Cam Hobhorne
T. Wilde
Charles Wood
H. Labouchers
Fox Maule
Robert V. Smith
O'Connell
John O'Connell
William Clay
Charles Temon
William Somerville
Winston Barron
Grantley Berkeley
J. H. Berkeley
Mr. Ward
Thomas Duncombe
Mr. Gore
P. Howard
Joseph Hume
Mr. Williams
B. Hull
Mr. Hawes
Colonel Rawdon
Mr. Mitchell
Horsman
Mr. Dundas
Mr. Watson
Powlett Scrop
W. Cowper
Carters
Dull
G. Duncan
John Baethope
Wakley
Bright
de Lacy Evans
F French
Morgan John O'Connell
George, Moffatt
Protherne
Lord John Mussel
Loris
Lord Clements
John Russell
Ireland
Bon
Yemen
England
Mondar
J. Russell
Clements
Kilkenny Cats
Hear
J. Ruussell
Baronet
Ford
Lord Sanden
West Indies
Gupur
Bis
European turmoil and Lisbon market panic described
Latest intelligence reports turmoil in Europe with Peel ministry collapse feared in Britain. Paris eyes Algeria and Russia calm, while Madrid reports generals and ships amid unrest. Wexford tragedy details poisoning across Cullin family in Ireland with confession of sister Mary Cullin. trial set at West.
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Paria
Gelicie
Nicholas
Cracow
Poland
Spain
Count Trapani
Prince of
Lyons
Africa
France
Crete
Algeria
Chamber of Deputies
d’Aumary
Marshal Bugeaud
Taurus
Paris
Russia
Ireland
Wexford
Keruight
Kyle
Culiin
Rathbourne
Shewbridge
Mersixa
Cullin
Goodall
Castlebridge
Furlong
Wesford
Cullins
Walsh
Newtonbarry
Jessop
Bouws
Thomas Cullin
Mary
Mary Cullin
Nicholson
George le Hante
Samuel Tench
West Sneizes
The Ryves v Duke of Wellington court action in waning days
The long demurrer over a legacy dispute traces back to 1774 will of King George III and Olive Princess of Cumberland. Olive’s heirs claim £15,000 from George IV’s estate, with proceedings touching probate practices and executors. The case entwines royal lineage, Warwick Castle papers, and disputed personal estate. The Duke of Wellington defends on statute of limitations and jurisdiction grounds. judgment deferred.
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Helena Augusta Victoria
Duchess of
Orleans
Duchess of Cambridge
Pacha
Mivart’s
Brettell
Col. Montont
Society of Atta
Adelphi
Anthree Elock
Tighiyss
Anes
Priday
Legion of Honour
House of Commmons
Robert Peel
Free Trade Party
Morning Chronicle
Arratrs
River Plate
Hood
Qiatult
Buenos Aires
General Rosas
Rio
Baron de Mareuil
Buenos Ayres
Chronicle
New Zealand
Wellington
Coloniel
Spain
Grey
Bay
Captain Grey
Pomare
Captain Fitzroy
Kuwiti
Lewis
College
Cobden
Times
Manchester
Anti-Corn Law League
League
Lawr
Liverpool
Battersea
Red-house
Geo. Clarke
Priory
James Clarke
Albion Place
Wandaworth Road
Charlotte Collison
Brandon Street
Walworth
Eliza Bunce
Firs Cabaman
Trafalgard Street
Newington
Mrs. Collison
Red House
Mr. Clarke
LiveRroor
Cheshire
Royal Hotel
Liskeard
Henry Churton
County of Chester
Lancashire
George Clerk
Ip & Bill
Frankon
Thomas Prout
Strand
London
Ryves
Kindersley
Turner
George II
Olive
Henry Frederick
Duke of Cumberland
George III
George IV
Princess of Cumberland
Canterbury
Earl of Warwick
Earl of Chatham
Wilmot
Warwick Castle
George Iiii
Kio George III
Duke of Wellington
William Knighton
Ryven
John Primrose
Olive Wilmet, Spinmer
James Wilmot
Lord Archer
Grosvenor-square
Warwick
St. Mary, Warwick
Primrose
Wr. Turver
Elmaley
Duke of Wellopton
William IV
Kinderaley
Addama
Bayford
Cockburn
Lovatt
Dowdeswell
Summer circuits 1815 law listings across Welsh and English counties
The document lists upcoming assize and circuit dates for 1815 across multiple counties including Montgomeryshire, Merionethshire, Carnarvonshire, Denbighshire, Flintshire, Cheshire, Glamorganshire, Cardiganshire, Brecknockshire, Radnorshire, Hertfordshire, Essex, Kent, Sussex, Surrey, Northamptonshire, Rutlandshire, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Warwickshire, Devon, and Somerset. It notes proceedings before various judges and officers, with locations such as Beaumaris, Chester, Mold, Presteigne, Cardiff, Carmarthen, Haverfordwest, Cardigan, Brecon, Presteign, Hertford, Chelmsford, Maidstone, Lewes, Guildford, Northampton, Oakham, Lincoln, Nottingham, Leicester, Coventry, Dorchester, Exeter, Bodmin, and Bristol.
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Nonta Wares
Anp Cusster
Denman
Montgomers Shire
Newtown
Merionethshire
Dolgelly
Carnarvonshire
Carnarvon
Anglesey
Beaumaris
Denbigahire
Ruthin
Flintshire
Mold
Cheshire
the Castle
Chester
City
Baron Stolfe
Glamorganshire
Cardiff
Carmarthenshire
Carmarthen
Pembrokeshire
Haverfordweet
Cardiganshire
Baron Parka
Justice Coltman
Herts
Hertford
Essex
Chalmsford
Kent
Maidstone
Sussex
Lewes
Surrey
Guildford
Mrpraxp
Justice Patteson
Suse
Coleridge
Northamptonshhire
Northampton
Rutlandshire
Oakham
Lincolnshire
Lincoln
City of
Guildhall
Nottinghamshire
Nottingham
Town and County of
Derbyshire
Derry
Leicestershire
Leicester
Ueierster and Borough
Warwickehs
Coventry
Mondey
Aupgeet
City of Nirv
Chuildhalls
Wernick
Southempr
Southempr Sn, Setar
Dorchester
Wiltshire
Tueaday
Devizens
Devonshire
Jair
Welle
Bratel
Thuredas
Bristel
Bristol
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Hawes
Guulburp
Chanmiens
Cottier
THE
George Miptick
Canning
Mr. Disraeli
Lord George
Lord Wornley
Lond Joan Russell's
Rolls’ Court
Court OF Common Pleas
Tacaspay
Countass
Justice Cresswell
Serjeant Talfourd
Middlesex
Bedfordshire
Dr. Bowes
Perjeaot
Bowes Parta
Sbe
Mater
Bowes
Punch
Pictorial Times
John
Coultan
Bawes
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