Charters and wage protests sweep Lancashire towns
Eyewitness testimony describes large turnouts from Ashton Hyde Staleybridge and Glossop as workers demand a charter and higher wages. Meetings endorsed resolutions to halt work until demands are met, with leaders urging peaceful action while mobs stop mills and confrontmasters. Nationwide unrest expands to Stockport Manchester and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Staleybridge
Woodrafa
Duckenfield
Ashton
Mottramara
Challenger
Tohoseh
Hilton
Haigh
Chainatn
James Fenton
Richard Pilling
Patrick Murphey Brophey
William Stevenson
Storer
Hyde
Mr. Dundas
Ssentigs
Pilling
Water Head-mill
Oldham
Droyslader
Bailey's Mills
Duckinfield
William Stephenson
Thomas Mahon
William Bailey
Derham
Mahon
Brophey
Stephenson
Cockinfield
Bailey
Mabon
Crossfield
Buckinfield Brow
Caroline Street
Cockinfield Brow
Hindley's Mill
Beech
Thomas Mason
Stalesbridge
Thecker’s
Leech
Fenton
Greenfield
Glossop
John Wilde
Wilde
Tme
Wolfenden
Manchester
Crossly
Atkin
Sergeant Murphy
F. Pollock
Bayley
Aes
Clayton
George Candelet
Joseph Livle
Mottram-moor
Candelet
Moorhouse
Moorehouse
Wild
Mottram Church
Chester
Lancashire
Hyde On
St. August
Stevenson
Exchange of
Horsfield
Glossom
O'Connor
Isbour
Wardlaw
Rayner
Stockport
Samuel Sidebottom
Brook
Mottrammoor
Robert Wilde
Carteledge
John Leech
Booth
Barlow
Hall of Delegates
Beswick
M‘douall
Spinners Union
Glossop-dale
Specis
Mr. Atherton
M‘donall
Cornlaw League
Dundas
Fim
Baron Rolfe
Feargus O'Connor
Charlists
Jas. Graham
Joseph Sadler
Ashton and
Union Workhouse
Wright
Thomas Barrington
Taylor
Doyle
Lord Kinnaird
House of Lords
Posset Bridge
M‘dubrey
Abraham Longson
John Wright
John Newton
Newton
Duke of Wellington
Buckinghaw Palace
Houses of Lords and Commons
London
James Ellingson
Brown
Orobe
Royton
Anti.Com
Staley, Bridge
Cheshire
Droydsdale
South Lancashire
Burley
Chorley
Bolton
Preston
Colne
Paddyham
Clitheroe
Todmorden
Blackburn
Rascal
Marshall
Jem Bradshaw
Witness
Joseph Harrison
William Williamson
Tilt-street
Tom Bell
Sawyer
Atrich
Allinson
Fool
Boyle
Hogden
Withees
James Buckley
Horst
Crossley
Aitkin
Howley-hill
Denton
Kingston
Saddleworth
Cropley
Sheffied
Atherton
Susan Green
Barnes
James Barr
Joseph Oliver
Robinson's Mill
Preaton
Fairfax
Emmett
Jook
Bronterre O'Brien
Dr.m'douall
Pagasenses
America
Samuel Bannister
Fripay
John Wild
Thomas Pill
John Brooks
Platt
Stalybridge
James Bradshaw
J. Cooper
Chesworth
John Lewis
Lewis
Thomas Rhodes
Brook Field
Mubes
Afr. Shepley’s
Mottram Moor
George Nasmyth
James Pryor
Eccles
Morrison and
M'Cartney
Farmvar Evenixa
Samuel Turner
Lyne
Thackeray
Southam
Exchange
Woolfenden
Lees
Sorning
Granby-row
Lee
Archibald M.mullin
Ashton-road
Great Ancoats-street
Mr. Mantle
Pollard-street
Colonel Wemyss
Granby-row-fields
Twist Company
Oxford Road
Paris and Madrid News Roundup From Foreign Intelligence
Paris ministers gain confidence after a split among twelve legitimists vote with Guizot. Carnival footage shows dull second day, many masked crowds scarce. Madrid electoral committee favors legal progress yet opposes current cabinet. Prince Jerome Napoleon hosting regent, with Dutch and French diplomats paying respects. Portugal tests tariff talks as Lord Howard de Walden withdraws. A privileged port wine company bill passes, bribes Douro growers, and a proposed brandy monopoly is rejected. Indemnity bill discussed. West Indies troop transfer planned. Gloria affair to be settled by purchase and fine.
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Pramnsce
Paris
Siécle
M. Guizot
National
M. de Lesseps
Barcelona
Madrid
Valenciennea
Lille
Epain
Party of Legal Progress
M. Mendizabal
Alcalde
Jerome Napoleon
Duke de Glucksburg
M. Mercier
MM. de Gravenstein
Holland
Corps Diplomatique
Patriofa
Courts of Justice
Lisbon
Iberia
Howard de Walden
England
Dutica
Chamber of Deputies
Douro
Portugal
West Indies
France
Levant Letters From Constantinople and Malta News
From Constantinople dated the 7th alt a hostile invasion of a neutral territory near the Euphrates by the pasha of Baghdad is reported. Beyrout notes the release of Druse Kemaian Ahmed Reslap and his reinstatement by Assad Pasha. Mehemet Ali left Cairo for Lower Egypt on the 28th of January and was to return soon. Malta news up to the 16th al shows little of interest. Reports abroad discuss Danish succession plans with Oldenburg, plus a Belgrade conspiracy leading to arrests and a court martial with one death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levant
Constantinople
Alexandria
Syria
Malta
Euphrates
Pasha
Bagdad
Servia
Beyrout
Ist
Druse Kemaian
Ahmed Reslap
Assad Pasha
Taurkiah
Jerusalem
Mehemet Ali
Cairo
Lower Egypt
Germany
Denmark
Oldenburg
Augustenburg
Grand Duchy of Oldenburg
Hesse
Augsburg Gazette
Michael
Belgrade
Metropolis Briefs on Cathedral Choir Plan and Polish Meeting
The article reports the benchers plan a permanent double choir at a cathedral, amid disputes with Rev. C Benson, while morning attendance remains strict and afternoon access broadens. It also covers the Journeymen Tailors Benevolent Institution anniversary, charity funds, and a Polish Refugees anniversary meeting with speeches on unity and Russian encroachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tus Temple Curgeu
C. Benson
Universal Judge of
Tatrona
Journeymen Tailors’ Benevolent Institution
Freemason's Tavern
Great Queenstrest
Committee of Management
Adeney
Stultz
Haverstock Hill
National Association
Holborn
Worcell
Poland
Konarski
Rogers
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