News from 10/10/1874
1874; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
Autores
W. Banks, James English, Lincolnshire Thrasher, Martin Cooper, Edward Bradbury, W. Fox, J. Lingard, John Lakin, Lot Drewery, William Gibson Ward, John Teesdale, Henry Portas, Chas. Skelton, William Gibson Ward,
ResumoFrontmatter: Our Business Notices, The Examiner, The Labour League Examiner, Notice to the Agents of the "Examiner". News: Church and State in Prussia, It Is Stated That from 15,000 to 16,000 Co Liers in South-West Lancashire as Now out on Strike, The Shah's Diary in England, The Recognition of Spain, Spain in the Dust, Further Particulars, The North Wales Slate Quarrymen Have Had a Notable Fight as Trades Unionists for the Right to Combine and for Their Rights as Workers, Which Has Its Points of Great Interest for All Toilers, Louth Branch, Arms and Equipments for the Future Mussulman Cavalry Have Arrived at Bakchiserai, Unionism Progressive, The Debts of the Prince of Wales, The Annual Meeting in Aid of the Primitive Methodist Home and Foreign Missions Was Held on Monday Night in the Town Hall, under the Presidency of Mr. Thomas Groom, of Wellington, The American Disaster, The Gold Coast, Russia in Asia, Four Children of Mrs. Robertson, Duke-Street, Paisley, Were Burnt to Death during Their Mother's Absence on Monday, A Proposal Is Made in Newmarket to Erect a New Church in the Parish of All Saints in That Town as a Memorial to the Late Lord George Manners, Fatal Accident on the Somerset and Dorset Line, Sad Accident at a Fete, The Blessings of a Good Harvest, A Diabolical Attempt Has Been Made to Blow up One of the Bradford Corporation Gas Works, Troubles in South America, Benniworth Branch Formed 6th April, 1874, President Joseph Arch.—A Moral Portraiture, "Honour to Whom Honour Is Due", The Law and the Poor, Subscriptions in Aid of the Emigration of the Oppressed Members of the Amalgamated Labour League, The Inquest, Typhoon in Japan, Literary Extracts, Terrible Explosion on the Regent's Canal Over a Thousand Houses Damaged, Reports from Districts and Officials of the Amalgamated Labour League, The Prince Imperial in Print. Letter to the editor: The National Agricultural Labourers' Union To the Editor of the "Examiner", The Agricultural Labourers' Movement To the Editor of the "Examiner", Our English Artisans To the Editor of the "Examiner", The Harvest To the Editor of the "Examiner", The Agricultural Labour Question To the Editor of the "Examiner", The Rights of Man To the Editor of the "Examiner", The Following Letter Appeared in the Telegraph: Sir,—My House Is Distant between 300 and 400 Yards Only from the Scene of the Disaster, Facing Towards It, The Labour League in Sunderland To the Editor of the "Examiner", Notes by the General Secretary of the Labour League. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements, Notice, The Nine Hours' Movement, Persons Who Suffer from Tooth-Ache, Tic-Doloreux, Ear-Ache, or Any Other Pain in the Head or Face, Should Immediately Avail Themselves of the Certain Remedy. Editorial: Mr. Gladstone on Ritualism. Shipping news: A Light Draught Steamer. Business: The Bullionist Says the Bullion Market Is Now Quiescent, and Supplies from Abroad Are More than Sufficient for the Demands of the Two States, Which, for Equally Powerful but Very Varied Reasons, Are the Only Competitors of Consequence with Ourselves for the Presious Metals. Fiction, drama: A Dog Collar Story, The Peasants' War A Tale of the Agricultural Labourers.
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