Manchester and surrounding districts labour unrest reports
Long dispatch details partial labour turnouts in Manchester and surrounding towns during September 1842. Widespread gatherings, threats, and occasional violence accompany calls for wage increases with authorities enforcing proclamations, police and military presence, and multiple court examinations of Chartist figures.
Riot trials and bail in Ashton legal clash over August meeting
Testimony shows a meeting on August 27 sparked fears but lacked clear evidence of violence. Magistrates commit the prisoner for Stafford sessions, granting bail of 200 with two 100 sureties. Other Ashton mills reopen amid riot-related detentions as police search papers from the National Charter Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockport
St. Peter's-pate
Messrs
Bradshaw
St. Peter’s Square
Wennesday
Moravia
Bradshaw's
St. Peter's Pate
Ashton Boys
Chartist Association
Tuvaspay Mornina
Allinson
Ellison
House of Correction
Knutsford
C. Pruttenden
John Wood
Alderman Hollins
Tabley
Dunham Massey
Cheshire Yeomanry
Townshend
Worthington
Wallace
Manchester
Millgate
John Harrop
Poynton
Worth
Preston
Linney
Briscoe
Powell
Mr. Powell
Mr. Bate
Stafford
Ashton
William Chadwick
Threatle Nest
Staleybridge
Robert Platt
William Woolfenden
Newton
Woolfenden
Her Majesty
National Charter Association
Biurnley
We. Brustey
M‘cabe
County Constbulary
Lancaster Assizes
Pendlehill
Salt Works Haulers Demand Man Power Over Horses
In Northwich a labor dispute pits workers against salt proprietors over using horses to haul 80 to 100 ton salt loads to Weston Point. Workers seek to resume hand haulage and condemn trade restrictions, urging free trade and calling out bread tax supporters among proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Weaver
Weston Point
Mersey
Anti Cornlaw League
Chartists Cause Disorder In Merthyr Tydyl
In Merthyr Tydyl unrest rose as dismissed chartists planned a town parade to beg for arms. Police, led by Superintendent Davis, stepped up patrols and warned participants to disperse. A leading promoter William Miles urged relief while James Holding emerged as a newer figure. the group eventually removed placards and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merthyr-Tydyil
Davis
Ponty Storehouse
W.aring
England
Georgetown
Roger Williams
Williams
Board of Guardians
William Miles
Miles
James Holding
Brighton
Lady Dover Funds Two Clerical Homes in Kilkenny
Lady Dover has ordered immediate preparation for building two residences for parish clergy, one Catholic and one Protestant, to be located in Kilkenny County. The move aims to provide suitable homes for church leaders serving the parish.
New Settlement plan for New Zealand colonization
A 1842 correspondence in the Colonial Gazette outlines a proposed New Zealand Company plan to found a settlement on the eastern coast of New Zealand's Middle Island. It advocates extensive emigration funded by land sales and seeks Her Majesty's approval for a remunerative, government-supported venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennie
New Zealand
London
England
United Kingdom
South Australia
Middle Island
N.B
Groney Resnik
Tus New Zealand Company
Broad-street
The
New Zealand Company
Joan Warn
George Rennie
Chesham,place
Belgrave-square
RAMPTON'S PILL OF HEALTH PROMISES RELIEF FOR STOMACH BOWEL ISSUES
An advertisement promotes Rampton's Pill of Health as a long tried remedy for stomach and bowel disorders including indigestion gastric discomfort headaches and drowsiness. It claims quick relief after 2 3 doses with benefits for liver bowel kidney function and overall vitality. Sold by T Prant 220 Strand London and widely distributed with price per box and London address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rampton
T. Prant
Strand
London
Frampton
Thomas Prout
RUPTURES CURED BY ALLCORN IMPROVED TRUSSES
G Allcorn offers improved trusses requiring no understraps or bands for comfort and safety. Sold only at 26 Stanhope Street Clive Market London. Mrs. A. provides personal female consultations and proper trusses plus tight elastic stockings and leg supports for varicose and weak legs.
FASHE BALSAMIC CORDIAL REMEDY FOR URETHRAL DISCHARGES
An advertisement proclaims Fashe balsamic cordial of copaiva by Mr. William H. Cory as the most effective cure for gleorrhoea and urethral discharges. It promises rapid relief without health risk and notes availability from Cory at Blackfriars and other vendors in fixed doses, with government stamp authentication and consultation hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
White
Piccadilly
London
Win. Hi. Cory
H Cory
Earl-street
Blackfriars
Bridge-rows
Taubeth
Astley's Theatre
Wm .H. Cory
Mr. Cory
Old Parr
Tuos
Parr
Ile
E. Edwards
St. Pauls
Barclays and Sons
Farringdon-street
Sutton and Co
Bowchurch-yard
HALSES GALVANIC FAMILY PILLS AND REMEDIES
An old advertisement extols Halse’s Galvanic Family Pills for indigestion and related ills, praising miraculous cures and urging invalids to try them. Also promoted are Halse’s Scurbutic Drops and Stomach Cordial with claims of blood purification, non specific uses, and notable price points and London wholesale agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alse
Devonshire Chronicle
Halse
Cheltenham Journal
Wit Halse
Brent
Devon
Somerset County Gazette
London
Halsett
High Holborn
Prout
Strand
Barclay and Son
Farringdon-street
Sanger
Oxford-street
W. H. Halse
British Association
Obscene Medical Offer Promotes Contagion Cure Book
An advertises a cheap pamphlet by P. Davis and Co offering “Hyremature Decay” and “Practical Observations on Local Weakness” detailing origin and consequences of sexual diseases. It promises removal directions and a cure for syphilis, gonorrhea, and related issues, with case illustrations, for £1, sold sealed in London by several booksellers and at Armnndel Street Strand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olloway
Guy's
Metropolitan
King’s College
Charing-cross
Whilliam Brooke
Union-street
Southwark
London
Metropolitan Hospital
Kines College Hospital
Guy's Hospital
Charing Cross
Mr. Holloway
Holloway
Bright
City of London
Strand
Temple-bar
P. Davis, and CO
Messrs. Davis and Co
Armnndel-street
N.B
Ed. Lucas and Co
Brittain
Paternoster-row
Effingham Wilson
Bishopsgate Street
Field
Quadrant
Regent-street
Burgess
Coventry Street
Haymarket
Huett
High Holborn
United Kingdom
Lucas
New Bell's
Messrs. Lucas and Co
Newman-street
Oxford-street
J. L. Curtis and Company
Balliere
Medical Bookseller
Regent Street
Barth
Brydges-street
Strange
Waternoster-row
Guest
Bull-street
Birmingham
Sawler
St. Ann‘s-square
Manchester
Philip South Castle-street
Liverpool
Fanninani Co
Grefton Street
Dublin
Bolster
Cork
Henderson
Belfast
Drummond
High Street
Edinburgh
Clergman
Messrs. Curtis
Essex and
Herts Mercury
Messrs
Curtis
Mathood
Messrs. Curtis and Company
No.7
Frithstreet
Soho Square
Conn
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Dyera
Owen
Gathorne
Ashton Under Lyne
M‘douall
P.S
Ireland
Morris
Salford
Gwen
Glossop
Mr. Shapley
Monsixc
Clough
Aoncoats
Wanklyn
Woolfelden
Wigan
Monnay Nout
South Staffordshire
West Bromwich
Salter
Dartmouth Army
Eaton
J. Nock
T. Whitehouse
Hood
Fisher
Bilston
Shelton
Ar. Salter
Dartmouth
Himley
Joseph Linney
Dehane
Wolverhampton
Price
Brockmore
Dudley
Stourbridge
Kingswinford
Brockmore Green
Whittingham
Crockmore-green
Gurf
Cross
Adlington
Oak Farm Company
Worka
Lioney
James Bates
Brockmore-green
Reuben Plant
Linsey
Northwich
Colonial Gazette
MR. Rennie
Frimley
Bigshot
Surrey
Jan S. Gries
Blair