Chartist mob violence described in Ashton and Manchester
Witnesses recount mob attacks on mills across Ashton Staleybridge Hyde and Glossop, with hands turned out, mills looted, and clashes with police. Trials reveal speeches urging charter, wage claims, and delegates sent to Manchester amid arrests and placards tied to the agitation.
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Globalus political and financial notes from United States and Caribbean ports
The George Washington reports dates from New York to New Orleans, noting passage of the Oregon bill by a two vote margin and a troubled repeal of the bankrupt law. Money remains abundant with bank discounts at 5 percent, large new loans, and rising government rates. Jamaica, Demerara, Barbadoes, and Trinidad are cited with tariff and labor grant mentions, while Brazil and Montreal trade flows show shifts in imports and exports as markets stay flat.
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Ashburton election ends in Matheson victory amid Tory derision
In Ashburton the election to replace the late representative was held with James Matheson Ea Liberal defeating Hort Palmer. Palmer, a former Tory now claiming independence, trailed as polling closed with Matheson ahead by 45 votes. The scene included derisive cheers and a bribery oath controversy among Tory opponents. A separate Bereshire note recounts a peculiar Belcher marriage saga reaching back to 1823 and involving multiple spouses and property claims.
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