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Weekly Chronicle

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 04, 1843

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Second Report of the Children’s Employment Commission

The article summarizes the Second Report of the Children’s Employment Commission of 1845, detailing the physical and moral decline among child workers in mines and factories across the United Kingdom. It notes early starts to work, long hours, abusive apprenticeship systems around Wolverhampton, and widespread ignorance and demoralization linked to poor moral and religious training. It also cites inadequate schooling, uneven regulation, and calls for government and legislative action, with commissioners stating no current means to materially improve conditions.

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Childrens Repo United Lord Ashley United Kingdom Wolverhampton London England Scotland North Wales Tore Tolla Txos. Toone L.S T. Sourawoop Sutra Leonard Honver Robert J. Sauspess Westminster Johnson Woodraffe Challenger Stamford Street Ashton William Woodraffe Staleybridge Globeinn Duckenfeld Duckenfield Mottram Dundas Town Hall Hilton Henry Brierly Haigh James Fenton Richard Pilling Patrick Murphey Brophey William Stevenson Storer Hyde Mg Atenc Pilling Water Head Mill Oldham Droyslader Bailey’s Duckinfield Mr. Cheetham Thomas Melton Fenton John Derham William Stephenson Bailey Bailey's Mill Newton Liverpool Brophey Mottrammoor Bellman of Hyde Thomas Mahon William Bailey Caroline Street Mr. Hindley John Leech Stephenson Mahon Leech Thomas Mason Thecker Manchester Fenton Derham Glasgow Crossly Greenfield Glossop Stephenton John Wilde Wilde
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Court and Fashion. Repairs planned for St George's Chapel

A royal chapel interior at St George's is to undergo two months of extensive repairs requiring scaffolding and the closure of the church. Also described are royal road works near Datchet with safety fencing after a near accident, and various items on bridal and court dress. The Lancaster Chartist trials begin with lengthy indictments and extensive witness testimony detailing 1840s unrest and organized turnouts in Hyde and surrounding towns.

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Wixpsorn St. Glonce's Royal Chapel of St . George Bee Majesty’s Dative Darchet Adelaide Lodge Datchet Prince Albert Frogmore Commissioners of Woods and Forests Whitman Thames-street Dwaskanata Tacore East India Company Dwarkanath Tagore The India Mortimer Hunt Paris Opera Peigne Josephine Ois
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Letter from Stockport mayor and Cobden on jute attack

The Stockport mayor Alfred Orrell writes to Mr Cobden thanking him for his efforts in Parliament against monopolies and for the country’s manufacturing interests. Cobden replies with satisfaction at 8,400 inhabitants’ support, defending his conduct in the Commons and urging measures to restore trade and relieve national distress.

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Stockport Commons London House of Commons Robert Veel Bia Robert Pel Lord Castlereagh Drayton Manor Arceann Conpex Alfred Orrell Eng
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North Warwick MP Joins Van Diemen's Land Governorship

The Hon Edward Henry Stanley improves slightly while Sir E Wilmot accepts the governorship of Van Diemen's Land leaving his seat vacant. The Torys plan a requisition for Charles Newdegate to stand, with previous mention of Colonel Wood as a candidate in Middlesex. A newborn male infant is found dead in a Worcester drain near Pump-street. Police seek clues.

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Edward Henry Stanley Lord Stanley E. Wilmot North Warwick van Diemen’s Land Charles Newdegate Atherstone Middlesex Pump-street Albert ‘Wer-House New-street Bissett
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History and Politics Lancaster Lancaston Lancaster Assizes Baron Rolfe Special Commission Feargus O'Connor Peter Murray M‘douall James Scholefield James Leach Christopher Doyle John Campbell Jonathan Bairstow Barnard M‘cartney James Arthur Alias M‘arthur David Ross Richard Otley George Julian Harney James Cartledge Thomas Cooper William Hill Robert Brooke James Taylor John Hoyle John Thornton John Norman Joseph Clarke John Massey John Fletcher Thomas Brown Smith Thomas Fraser John Allinson James Grasby William Beasley James Chip Nisi Prius James Anderton Duxbury James Rothwell Barnes Great Lever Edward Brooks Rsq Rusholme Isaiah Ashlin Thos. Edgeley Forsyth W. Smith Toxteth Park C. Armstrong Everton Jas. Blyth T. Hague Wavertree M‘dozall Sergeant Murphy Stuart Wortley Gregory Lewin Hildyard Pollock Baines Cobbett M.dubrey F. O'Connor Wes William Scholefield Attornney-General Joseph Haigh Ashton-under- Lyne Thacker William Woodroffe William Atkin Atkin Messie Charles Town John Alexander Stuart Woodroffe Stuart Joseph Hilton Wolfenden F. Pallock Atherton Lancashire O'Connor Bayley Wm. Clayton George Candelet Robert Wild William Moorhouse John Brassley Candelet Joseph Little Moorhouse Moorehouse Wild Mottram Church Chester Stevenson Exchange of Manchester Horsfield Mill Wardlaw Rayner John Samuel Sidebottom Brook Robert Wilde Carteledge Booth Barlow Hall of Delegates Beswick M‘douall Spinners’ Union Glossopdale Mr. Atherton Theas M‘donall Cornlaw League Sir Robert Peel Mr. Cobden
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