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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Mar 11, 1843

Page

2

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.

Fool Hollan Mr. Cobden Royton Taylor Thomas Iffa Hee Boyle Ratcliffe Manchester Hepien Witness Hogden James Buckley Staleybridge Moorhouse Duckinfield Dockinfield Hurst Ashton Crossley Sho Aitkin Pilling Oldham Hyde Hooley-hill Denton Kingston Mr. Ashton Suddleworth Repley Fenton Wolfenden Sheffied Mr. Dundas Sadleworth Sisleybridge-house Barnes James Barr O'Connor Wilde Joseph Oliver Robinson's Mill Challenger Prenton Fairfax Emmett Bronterre O'Brien Feargus O'Connor M’douall America Samuel Bannister Preston Farmar Mogsisg Baron Rolfe Nisi Prius Veargus O'Connor John Wild Thomas Pitt John Brooks Platt Stalybridge James Bradshaw Stockport J. Cooper Chesworth Glossop Spimmer Thomas Rhodes Brook Field Booth Shepley Mottram Moor Thackeray Southam Woolfenden Lee Archibald M‘mullin Ashton Road Great Aucoats Street Mr. Mantle Pollard-street Great Aucoats-street Colonel Wemyss Twist Company Oxford Road Archibald M.mullin James Leach O’connor Hunt Leach Richard Beswick Granby-row-fields Christopher Doyle Cheir Doyle Executive Committee Turner Ewart Hall of Science Alexander Hutchingson Baines Henry Hunt Scholefield J. Scholefield Satorpar Mr. O'Connor Mr. Hildyard F. Pollock Feargus M‘d‘donald Campbell M‘cartney C. Doyle John Allison Mr.o'connor Mr. Scholefield F.o’connor Chaytel James Cerlledge William Scholefield Moxpay William Griffin The Northern Star Scolefield McDouall Bariston John Leach William Hill William Beasley Macartney Morrison Skeffington Brookes Mooney Cartledge

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.

Dundas Robert Brooke Todmorden Sergeant Murphy Mc Douall Railton Durham Dr. M'Donall Baron Rolfe Atherton Chester Liverpool Fenton Stevenson M‘dubrey Mooney and Aitkins Jacey J. Hamey Sturge Carpenter's Hall Lord Howick Samuel Parkes O'Connor Richard Holley Pilling George Johnson Storah M‘cartney Manchester Eccles and Leigh Etn John Allison Beesley Christopher Doyle Banston Walfenden James Leech F. O'Connor Wepyespax Wilde Mr. O'Connor Northern Star Jake O'Connor Paris Marseilles Mediterranean Admiral Lacrosse Secret Service Marshal Soult Chamber of Deputies Guisot de Tocqueville de Lamartine Presse M. Guizot Journal Des Debats M. Thiers Somo M.guizot M. de Lamartine Toulon Genoa Tangiers Morocco Independence United States la Presse Orleans Montell Boisselier Bellet Luiz d'Albuquerque Bordeaux Paris Globe Spain Portugal Madrid Senate Messra Irrebarren Tome Y Ondurella Evarist San Miguel Messrs Berroqui Jose Mendez Arguelles Mendizabel Antonio Gonzales Palace Barcelona War Savage Gibraltar England Duke of Lord Aberdeen George Washington America New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Washington New Orleans Oregon Judiciary Committee Cort Johnson Treasury Illinois Senate States Bank Montreal M‘kexzte Court of Inquiry M'Kenzie Ebay Spencer Boatawain Samuel Cromwell Elisha Small M‘kenzie Mkenzie Cras Stewant Capen Harrason West India Mail Jamaica Demerara Barbadoes Trinidad Antigua Port-au-Prince Port of Spain Sierra Leone Mier Tax Votustany ParxcirLe—Ispoatast Megt Inc City of London Bishopsgate Street Culling Eartiey Smith Bart Italy T- Hankey O Messrs. Hankey and Co Campbell Leifchild Nited Church Voluntary Association Gentleman D. Wire G. Smith J. Burnett House of Commons James Graham Home Department Church of Scotland Church of Christ J. Graham Sydney Colonial Office Colonial Office and Board of Trade J. Hinton Entwisle Wright Plunkett Literary Fuxp Society Corporation of the Literary Fund Great Russell-street Henry Hallam Baron Brunow Marquis of Lansdowne Aussia Prussia Robert Peel John Russell Earl of Fraser C. A. Murray James Noble William Chatterton Hellum Peastoy Society London Tavern Bishopsgate-street Richard Taylor Fl.s Hodson Franklin Whittingham General Fund Richard Tyler Charles Dickens National Association Hall Halborn Pebbles Glover Adler Exrenaire Metropolitan Police District Peter M‘dougal Al‘Dougal P. M.D Bank of Scotland M‘dougal

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.

Ashburton Jardine James Masheson Ea Hort? Palmer Easy Genteman Matheson Abraham Ab Andett Tory Horsie ¥ Palmer Tucker Palmer Belchers England Belcher

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