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... Cartney, John M N. Collins, M, Graig, John Chapman, acintosh, George Westray, William Wentworth, and J IMpson}3 Pressmen and compositors on the establishment of the Times newspaper, were indicted for combinin and conspiring together maliciously to th eir Masters ...
... of Mr. Jolin Tay! at 4,70 inches of rain fell in On Saturday we four inches and so many parts late of the Suip In compositor of some London versally respected es into four hundred and s venly relatives and frien On Tuesday | .— The following in alate Ac ...
... appeared in the Manchester Chronicle of the 7th iostant, and which purports to be part of a charge delivered by the Bishop of London, to the clerzy of big dioceie, at the visitation in July last. As this thing has been published the bishop's name, end has ...
... Glasgow, where, or in London, the whole band are reported have lived together for nine months. The husband, as is termed, passes for printer eulogizes the system of Mr. Owen, of Lanark; and states himself to possess houses, near London, worth upwards of ...
... work, and but for the session papers, it would have been still worse. Above seventy compositors are now going idle, and many others have but partial employment. In London the trade is absolutely at a stand. A very eminent printer there, who employed eleven ...
... Britain's falling tears bedew his sable urn! Lever-street, Jan. loth. PHILOMATH. From a correspondent. Police Reports The London Newspapers have lately inlasrtad report of the trial, before Chief-Justice Best, of the case of jfHnrris t>.*Wheldon and others ...
... absurd, to say the least of it. Mr. Whitworth appeared very lii the present bust. nests. Ile iMr. 8.1 recollected being ill London at the time of Mr. Whitworth's jobbing bill, as lie would tall it, where he saw that gentleman suppiirtiog his bill I.y persons ...
... any money earned beyond that amount mu_ be by.the greatest sacrifice of rest and health that the average earnings of Compositors in London cannot be considered morethan £1. week owing to the frequent want of employment ana a superabundance of j•. • . .1 ...
... vellutii binders iil London, &-c. &c. . London : published by Cowie and Strsacge, Paternostel- row, and Fetter-lanc, anid sold by all .ooksellers. . Also, just publislied, price ls. the PRINTER'S MANU- .AL ; coistaining the compositors' and pressalcen's ...
... to the alarm of which our contemporary speaks, it is perfectly ludicrous. London report of the proceedings at the public meeting of the East Lancashire Auxiliary of this society, will be found In our last page. The sums received at the different services ...
... the middle or end of April, and in the meantime it was possible an amicable arrangement might entered into. The exchange on London had risen to piastres per pound sterling, and was expected to advance still more, owing to another depreciation of the currency ...
... stock van—it is not quite the same novelty, but very like it. The expense* of running the van every day between this place and London were calculated to cost about the same as a stasre-coach, say sixteen or eighteen thousand a-year—but the shareholders found ...