Laborer wages and board in Eastern Canada districts 1880s
A published table lists daily and monthly rates for trades in Eastens Lower Canada and other British colonies, detailing wages for bakers, blacksmiths, carpenters, masons, and farm laborers with or without board and lodging. It also notes district variations in Australia and New Zealand pricing, plus specific wages for shipwrights, tailors, and wheelwrights, including seasonal summer rates. The document records Chartist prisoner proceedings and police measures at Bow Street.
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Eastens
Lowen
Epring
Graome
Toillerights
Canada
Caxans
Cooke
Monera
Australia
Sypsey
Port Patri
New Zealand
Steilors
Emigration Advice and Gear for Australian Colonies and New Zealand
Guidance for emigrants covers voyage durations to Australia about four months and to New Zealand, lists essential clothing and equipment, and notes goods packed per person. It includes specific outfits for single men and women, footwear, personal care items, and a cheap leather-preserving composition for sea voyages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
J. Lixata
Voracx
Australan
Zealand
Aseeem Beach
Ie Avsisa
LD Snak Ebawl
Tysitat Sinves
Deleen
Javte
Peter Ssa
Trades meeting drafts London constitution plan
Thursday night delegates convened at the Craven Head to review a committee report drafting a London trades constitution. The proposal urges a trades association, parliamentary approval, a representative currency, and government education and employment programs, with rules for formation and future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trapes Devecarg Mezzine
Craven Head
Drury Lane
Trades of London
James O'Leary
Paris papers report European tensions and insurrection fallout
Contending Paris and Le Havre accounts describe Austria Piedmont diplomacy advancing yet military buildup continues. France faces 45 percent tax unrest amid new workshop reforms. In Corsica and Rhodes linked families endure political shifts. New insurgent detachments and prison transports unfold as troops guard borders and ports.
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Parie
Austria
Alps
Piedmont
Adriatic
Leghorn
France
Journal de Lille
Ateliers Communaux
Louis Blanc
Charles
Pozzo di Borgo
Russia
Alea
Bloue
Jengih
Louis XVIII
Rhodes
di Tavre
Havre
National War Board
Darien
Aden
French Prepare to Enter Italy Amid Austrian Mediation Refusal
Paris reports a courier delivering Austria's peremptory refusal of mediation by France and England. French troops move to Ancona and Venice as a treaty integrity is guaranteed, with further warlike preparations seen. A Lombardy border march is discussed amid mixed views in Paris and at the Foreign Affairs Hotel.
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England
France
Austria
Italy
Paris
Hotel of Foreign Affairs
Ancona
Venice
Parla Chia
Dijon
Lord Normanby Wee
Cavaignac
M. Bastide
General de Lamoniciere
Lombardy
Charles Abert
Adigea
Sardinia
Charles Albert
Piegmont
Cuyaiense
Geyer
Ube
Geausral
Arrival of Lord and Lady Russell in Dublin
A large crowd gathered in Kingstown and Dublin to greet Lord and Lady Russell aboard the Banshee as they arrived from the sea. The procession included railway officials and dignitaries, with a special train carrying them to the Viceregal Lodge. The scene reflected festive public interest and orderly reception.
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Donuatry
Dublin
Lord
John Russell
Peranos
Kingstown
Birkenhead
Banshee
Smithell
Ireland
Williama
George Rae
Jas. Magee
Jes. Pim
Likewine
J. Russell
Mitchel
Tepeal
Lordship
Roasell
Lord Liutenant
Park
Farteress Aussan case in Bloomsbury Court ends in plaintiff’s favor
In a Bloomsbury County Court Saturday session Mary Jones sued an ex soldiers for £7 174 saying she lent money over years and was deceived when he claimed to be a retired officer. Judge orders £10 4d every three months. defendant unable to pay leaves court. City Police trial and Clerkenwell breaches follow with dismissals and fines.
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William Cuffey
William Dowling
William Argus
Joseph Ritchie
Alfred Alex
William Gorney
John Shephard
James Snowball
James Richardson
George Greenslidge
William Byrne
Philip Martin
Charles Taylor
George Cox
William Poole
Charles Wicks
James Burton
Dughe Conway
Alexander Hardy
Samuel Hardy
Jarces Juan Nora
William Winepee
Samnel Morgan
Thomas Jones
Frederick Stone
William Swinberne
Willem Lacy
Bow Street
Hall
Beary
Clarkson
Crown
Parry
Keneally
Tihe
Steve
Ritchie
Gower
Marquis Court
Crosk Court
Durbe
Anv Geages
Weegun
Cross Court
Sue
Wasa
Morgan
Thomas Stuart Rogers
L Division
Mingan
Bia
Bond Street
York Street
Market Street
Biol O
Tor Crowe
Asete Byrne
Age Tre
Orange Street
Chartista
Ltme
Richardson
Barnaby
Powell
Charles Gibbs
Thomas Herbert
William Winspere
Thomas Irons
James Bruton
William Conway
James
M*namara
Newgate
Peracna
Cuffey
National Assembly
Worship Street
Sarah Ladd
Sarah Lyons
Menars
Moses
Tower Hill
Polica
Taz Srxciat Commiestox
Nenagh
Queen's Bench
Doherty
Loup Grovcr Bentinck
The
Freeman's Journal
London
George Bentinck
Ireland
Marquis of
Downshire
Hillsborough Castle
Dublin
Ulster
Cork
James Redmond
Dargan
A. Fitzmaurice
America
Cove
Crowley
Casey
N. D. Chase
Boston
Redmond
Corcoran
Daniel Corcorgu
Core
Bean
Monkstown
Cent For
Murray
Terrence Bellews
M‘manus
Conetubes
Daniel Cor Coran
Coresran
Bridewell
Captain White
A. F. Troche
M‘manas
Walker
H. Crowdley
M'Manua
Makera
Tanta
Soast
Her Majesty
Kilmainham
Thea
Mr. Meehan
St. Michael and St. John’s Chapel
Thaddeus O'Malley
O'Malley
Baron Rothechild
M.P
Humphery
Travers
St. Swithin’s Lane
Gibbe
St. Stephen's
Walbrook
Benes
Alderman Gibbs
Baron Rothachild
Baron Rothschild
Timaey
Alserman Gilles
Corie
Roentime Beadley
Hewsy
Wieily Gailibs
Fox
Collin
Gret
Beadle
Bradley
Thames
Mary Ann Ray
Thomas Kingsley
Grm
Kingeley
Adnam
Spirit Merchants
Old Fish Street
Harriet Hartnell
Escott Place
Poplar
Hartuok
Kingsley
Robinson
Mr. Ballantine
Mr Ballantine
Ballantine
Mies Hartwell
Mr. Kingsley
Mias
Ray
Geoler
Privy Council
Buckingham Palace
Lerexster
R. Harris
Ellis
H. Paget
Old School
Paget
Tas Nationan Gartrnr
Barry
Dacaprun Fink
Thornly
Coney
Wardour
French
Mallett
Letchford
Gower Street
London University
University
University Hospital
Aiso
Marlborough Street
Yeaterday
James Allsop
Richard Cremins
Cremins
Bobby
Cremina
Allsop
Bloomsbury County Court
Joves Vy. Woite
Mary Jones
de la Mere
Eith
Dorset Square
J. Warte
10Th
Hussara
Suirane
City Police Committee
Guildhall
Patrry
Veoght
Biue
Hilborn
J. Pirig Ter
Duncombe
Oficer
Mr. Duncombe
Mr. Dancombe
Sir J. Pirie
J. Pirie
Clerkenwell
John Seers
Maiden Lane
St. Pancras
Aehoe
Sixcunan
Esarant
Ann Lofrici
Arnold
New York
Jackson
Eail
Victoria
Holland
Case
Lord Ashley
Notter
Southwark
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London Bridge
Brighton
Cottingham
Waa
Freud
Beershop
C Togbeam
Andrews
Royal Oak
Old Kent Road
Cottingham Aald
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