Regatta and races at Putney and Chelsea noted
The lengthy report covers a crowded first day of the regatta at Putney with apprentices races, grand heats, and a vivid account of multiple eight oared and four oared contests. It highlights Cambridge and St George's clubs, the Claspers, and notable crews while noting spectators on the river and at nearby taverns. The piece also mentions other races, prize cups, and public interest in the event amid changing weather.
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Lord Ashley Ten Hours Bill debated in 1845
Letter from London June 27 1845 argues the Ten Hours Bill would force working men to forgo luxuries and one daily meal, claim it would save only eight pence weekly for the poor, and would shorten life by about three years. The writer condemns the bill as folly and notes hostile critics resort to misstatements.
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