London Trades Report Promotes a Constitutional Association
Delegates from metropolitan trades met at Craven Head on Drury Lane to receive a committee report proposing a Trades Association for London. The plan calls for parliamentary approval, broader land access, currency reform, education, government employment, and a graduated tax, with rules for forming the association and adjournment of further consideration.
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United Kingdom
Epmersas
Aasailenta
Ridtera
Barlie Melville
Michael Rodney
Patrick Dignan l
Patrick M'Queen
James Lynch
John Welrn
Stewart Graham
Philip Bird
Ledinburgh
Emigration Hints and Chartist Prisoner Committals
A Victorian era notice outlines emigration provisions to Australia and New Zealand, detailing voyage duration and a comprehensive outfit list for single and married passengers. The piece covers living costs for agricultural labourers in multiple colonies and pays for weekly wages, followed by a Bow Street hearing where Chartist prisoners, including Coffey, are committed for trial amid police cordons and a wary crowd.
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Vora
Australia
New South Wales
Western ‘Australia
South ‘Australia
van Diemen’s Land
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Port Philip
Western Australia
South Australia
Poisonings By Arsenic in Colchester Inquiry Expands
The Colchester inquest into the crimes linked to Bfary May continues as Thomas Ham's body is exhumed at Tendring. Testimony alleges Mrs Ham plotted with her lover Southgate and earlier hinted at poisoning in a case now linked to a wider arsenic scheme, with further interments ordered and suspects confined.
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Bfary May
Colchester
Thomas Ham
Wiz
Tendring
May
Ham
Southgate
Caltheater
Mary Simons
Tsaue
Peins
Johnny
John Southgate
Unewell
Madem
Chelmsford
Mrs. May
Mrs. Ham
Tommy
D. L. Manthorpe
Alfred Swaine Taylor
Guy's Hospital
Mary Ham
Harvey
The Outtaxs Family Visit to Queen Dowager at Bushey
The Count de Neuilly visited Queen Dowager at Bushey House with no family in attendance. He arrived from Claremont in an oper landau, greeted by many visitors as he passed Hampton Court, and was thanked by spectators aboard a Woolwich Company boat as the party departed. The Countess, ex-King, and others were seen enjoying the reception and appeared pleased by the attention.
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Hampstead Road
G. J. Mills
Henry Sherrard
Drewett
Tooting
Sarah Quain
St. Pancras
James
London
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University College Hospital
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Broughton
Burton
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Soorabad
Dewan
Gentleman's Gazette
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Eaime
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Mooltan
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Guoreo
Sanjabad
Sir F. Currie
Lahore
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10Th Foot
Soojabad
Moultan
Ferozepore
Sutherland
Rajpootana
Meer Ibrahim Khan
Munshee Noorullah Shah
Ahmedpora
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Edwardes Sahib
Muizen Ud Dees Khan
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Macforris
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Judah Ram
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Noorertan San
Carramx
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Kota Soorashad
Soojaabad
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Ruog Ram
Moolian
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Abdool Kurreem Khan
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Delhi Gazelle
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Lebore
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Anderson
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Jaoe
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France
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