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RMGFW73X–The Great Reform Demonstration at Birmingham after Earl Grey introduced a Second Reform Bill in July 1831, which passed through the House of Commons with a majority of 140, but was defeated in the House of Lords in October.
RMTAACBH–Trade Unionism in 1820. Pictorial heading to the list of resolutions drawn up at a meeting of London hat-finishers, 25th May 1820.
RM2D5EHHW–Victorian people travel around and do their shopping in 19th Century London, at the junction of St James Street and Oxford Street. Visible are the flags and bunting celebrating Queen Victoria's 80th birthday.
RMM08876–Andrew Conley, c.1880 - 1952. British trade unionist. From The Martyrs of Tolpuddle, published 1934.
RM2R4JE0T–A late 19th century view of Larne, a town on the east coast of County Antrim, Northern Ireland. In 1315, Edward the Bruce of Scotland (brother of Robert the Bruce, King of Scotland), saw Ireland as another front in the ongoing war against Norman England, landed at Larne with his 6000 strong army en route to conquer Ireland. Following the 17th century Union of the Crowns of Scotland, England and Ireland under James VI & I many more settlers arrived in Ulster via Larne during the Plantation of Ulster. Later, during the 18th century many Scots-Irish emigrated to America from the port of Larne.
RM2WBJ5MY–Old newspaper Agricultural strike, Night meeting of farm labourers at Wellesbourne, Warwickshire, 1870s, 19th Century
RMRBXMW8–Victorian Advertising CDV (Carte De Visite) Showing The Illustration and Calligraphy From John.E.Palmer, 58 Union Street, Stonehouse, Devon.
RMW7CMR1–Joseph Arch (1826-1919), English agricultural worker, trade unionist and politician, 1886. Artist: Harry Furniss
RMWXRJBA–James Henry Thomas (1874-1949), campaigning during the 1935 United Kingdom general election which was held on Thursday 14th November 1935. James Henry Thomas (1874-1949), AKA Jimmy Thomas, British trade unionist and Labour politician.
RM2GM8P2T–Original Victorian CDV (Carte de Visite) greetings card, made for the holiday trade at the time. Depicts a fisherman, smoking a pipe, wearing a traditional fisherman's jumper, with his wife who is barefoot at Cullercoats, Northumberland, Northern England, U.K. Circa 1860.
RF2JN0M6F–A Little Holiday Or A Day Off For All Parties. Illustration by Walter Crane from Cartoons for the Cause 1886-1896, International Socialist Workers.
RMB0KFYY–John Burns (1858-1943), English trade unionist, anti-racist, socialist and politician, 1893.Artist: W&D Downey
RMRC4F20–Trade union. Emerged from the development of the Industrial Revolution in the late nineteenth century in Great Britain. Manifest published by the World Congress in London. 1896.
RM2HWM5GT–during the 19th and early 20th century, town directories were printed for virtually every area of Britain. The typically gave details of all residents (including businesses) and their addresses and included lists of magistrates, councillors, doctors and other officials; as in this page from the Whitby, Yorkshire example from 1898. Publishers included the Post Office, Slater's, Kelley's, White's, Ibbetson's, Lund's , city and town councils, newspapers and many others
RM2WBJ314–Old newspaper Agricultural strike, Night meeting of farm labourers at Wellesbourne, Warwickshire, 1870s, 19th Century
![Meeting of pitmen, on Pittington Hill, 1844. Procession of miners in County Durham. 'An unfortunate difference at present exists between the pitmen and the coal owners, as the readers of the "Illustrated London News" will have perceived stated in former columns, which has led to an extensive strike. For some time the men have been making preparations for this movement, by an organised union, embracing the whole body of miners in England, Scotland, and Wales and engaged a solicitor, whom they term their "Attorney-General," to conduct and advise in their affairs'. From " Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2DCBWN5/meeting-of-pitmen-on-pittington-hill-1844-procession-of-miners-in-county-durham-an-unfortunate-difference-at-present-exists-between-the-pitmen-and-the-coal-owners-as-the-readers-of-the-quotillustrated-london-newsquot-will-have-perceived-stated-in-former-columns-which-has-led-to-an-extensive-strike-for-some-time-the-men-have-been-making-preparations-for-this-movement-by-an-organised-union-embracing-the-whole-body-of-miners-in-england-scotland-and-wales-and-engaged-a-solicitor-whom-they-term-their-quotattorney-generalquot-to-conduct-and-advise-in-their-affairs-from-quot-2DCBWN5.jpg "Meeting of pitmen, on Pittington Hill, 1844. Procession of miners in County Durham. 'An unfortunate difference at present exists between the pitmen and the coal owners, as the readers of the "Illustrated London News" will have perceived stated in former columns, which has led to an extensive strike. For some time the men have been making preparations for this movement, by an organised union, embracing the whole body of miners in England, Scotland, and Wales and engaged a solicitor, whom they term their "Attorney-General," to conduct and advise in their affairs'. From " Stock Photo")
RM2DCBWN5–Meeting of pitmen, on Pittington Hill, 1844. Procession of miners in County Durham. 'An unfortunate difference at present exists between the pitmen and the coal owners, as the readers of the "Illustrated London News" will have perceived stated in former columns, which has led to an extensive strike. For some time the men have been making preparations for this movement, by an organised union, embracing the whole body of miners in England, Scotland, and Wales and engaged a solicitor, whom they term their "Attorney-General," to conduct and advise in their affairs'. From "
RMM4586W–The Homecoming of The Tolpuddle Martyrs, a group of 19th-century Dorset agricultural labourers who were arrested for and convicted of swearing a secret oath as members of the Friendly Society of Agricultural Labourers, they were sentenced to penal transportation to Australia and Tasmania. From The Martyrs of Tolpuddle, published 1934.
RM2HTCPR0–A late 19th century American Puck Magazine illustration of John Bull standing on land labeled 'England' as an army of animated steel railroad rails march ashore in military formation from ships docked just offshore; in the background, Uncle Sam is standing land labeled 'United States' with steel factories spewing smoke behind him
RMBFDJE8–Birmingham flourished as a trade centre in the Industrial revolution and used an extensive canal system which linked in to the
RMMWH06Y–Annual May day march and rally at Trafalgar Square. The march and rally marks International Workers Day, which dates back to union struggles in the late 19th century. Featuring: Atmosphere, View Where: London, England, United Kingdom When: 01 May 2018 Credit: Wheatley/WENN
RMGF1KJR–John Burns addressing a meeting of striking dockers on Tower Hill, London, England in 1889. John Elliot Burns, 1858 – 1943. English trade unionist and politician.
RMC9127C–Braunston is a unique triangular junction between the Oxford and Grand Union canals on the route north from London to
RMC91277–Braunston is a unique triangular junction between the Oxford and Grand Union canals on the route north from London to
![Agricultural Labourers' Union at the Memorial Hall, Farringdon-Street, [London]: Delegates signing Petition, 1876. 'About a thousand persons from different parts of the country were present, and the body of the room and the galleries were densely crowded. Nearly all the labourers' delegates wore sashes and rosettes, with the initials of the Union...The practical object of the conference was to strengthen the hands of Mr. Trevelyan in connection with his pending motion relating to electoral reform. With this view, after hearing a number of speakers, resolutions were passed in favour of making t Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2RRJAJW/agricultural-labourers-union-at-the-memorial-hall-farringdon-street-london-delegates-signing-petition-1876-about-a-thousand-persons-from-different-parts-of-the-country-were-present-and-the-body-of-the-room-and-the-galleries-were-densely-crowded-nearly-all-the-labourers-delegates-wore-sashes-and-rosettes-with-the-initials-of-the-unionthe-practical-object-of-the-conference-was-to-strengthen-the-hands-of-mr-trevelyan-in-connection-with-his-pending-motion-relating-to-electoral-reform-with-this-view-after-hearing-a-number-of-speakers-resolutions-were-passed-in-favour-of-making-t-2RRJAJW.jpg "Agricultural Labourers' Union at the Memorial Hall, Farringdon-Street, [London]: Delegates signing Petition, 1876. 'About a thousand persons from different parts of the country were present, and the body of the room and the galleries were densely crowded. Nearly all the labourers' delegates wore sashes and rosettes, with the initials of the Union...The practical object of the conference was to strengthen the hands of Mr. Trevelyan in connection with his pending motion relating to electoral reform. With this view, after hearing a number of speakers, resolutions were passed in favour of making t Stock Photo")
RM2RRJAJW–Agricultural Labourers' Union at the Memorial Hall, Farringdon-Street, [London]: Delegates signing Petition, 1876. 'About a thousand persons from different parts of the country were present, and the body of the room and the galleries were densely crowded. Nearly all the labourers' delegates wore sashes and rosettes, with the initials of the Union...The practical object of the conference was to strengthen the hands of Mr. Trevelyan in connection with his pending motion relating to electoral reform. With this view, after hearing a number of speakers, resolutions were passed in favour of making t
RF2JN0M6C–Illustration by Walter Crane from Cartoons for the Cause 1886-1896, International Socialist Workers.
RMRC473J–Trade union. Emerged from the development of the Industrial Revolution in the late nineteenth century in Great Britain. Manifest published by the World Congress in London. 1896.
RMBMNF0E–Photo c1909 of Scottish socialist James Keir Hardie (1856 - 1915) - first Independent Labour MP and first Labour Party leader.
RMBNC3E0–Grave of slave abolitionist John Newton, Church of St Peter and St Paul, Olney, Buckinghamshire, England
RM2J4M8A1–Morocco. Englishmen of the Globe Venture Syndicate, captured by troops of the Sultan, on board of the Moroccan steamship 'Al-Hassani'. The English expedition, aided by the disgruntled natives, occupied the port of Arksis, but were interrupted while disembarking supplies and ammunition by the Jerifian steamer 'Al-Hassani'. British opened fire from their steamer 'Tourmaline' to prevent the capture of one of their boats, but one boat was captured before it could reach the 'Tourmaline'. Four British and one interpreter were taken prisoners. Photoengraving. La Ilustración Española y Americana, 1898
RMBACG9Y–free trade hall manchester Edward Walters Industrial Revolution concert Anti Corn Law League
RMM4587H–Facsimile of free pardon granted to George Loveless, one of the Tolpuddle Martyrs. The Tolpuddle Martyrs, a group of 19th-century Dorset agricultural labourers who were arrested for and convicted of swearing a secret oath as members of the Friendly Society of Agricultural Labourers, they were sentenced to penal transportation to Australia and Tasmania. From The Martyrs of Tolpuddle, published 1934. From The Martyrs of Tolpuddle, published 1934.
RMC7XMRW–riotous assembly outside the parliament house on the introduction London Riot Rioting Riots Houses of Parliament London UK
RF2JNP0TK–This ribbed, lead-covered dome tops the round clock tower of the former Bliss Tweed Mill at Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, England, UK. The mill, built in country mansion style in 1872, used wool from Cotswold and Shetland sheep to make fine khaki cloth for WW1 British Army uniforms. It closed in 1980, but now houses luxury apartments.
RMMWH078–Annual May day march and rally at Trafalgar Square. The march and rally marks International Workers Day, which dates back to union struggles in the late 19th century. Featuring: Atmosphere, View Where: London, England, United Kingdom When: 01 May 2018 Credit: Wheatley/WENN
![Messrs. Forrestt's Life-Boat Building Yard, Limehouse, [London], 1860. 'The accompanying Engraving represents the building establishment...known as Norway Yard...where the boats of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution are constructed. The firm of Messrs. Forrestt is well known to the mercantile navy, having been in existence ever since 1786, during which period some thousands of their little craft have been carried by the shipping of England over the wide waters of the world. From this yard have also been launched boats of every size and variety - from the small, gaily-painted pleasure-boat Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2T1DKB4/messrs-forrestts-life-boat-building-yard-limehouse-london-1860-the-accompanying-engraving-represents-the-building-establishmentknown-as-norway-yardwhere-the-boats-of-the-royal-national-lifeboat-institution-are-constructed-the-firm-of-messrs-forrestt-is-well-known-to-the-mercantile-navy-having-been-in-existence-ever-since-1786-during-which-period-some-thousands-of-their-little-craft-have-been-carried-by-the-shipping-of-england-over-the-wide-waters-of-the-world-from-this-yard-have-also-been-launched-boats-of-every-size-and-variety-from-the-small-gaily-painted-pleasure-boat-2T1DKB4.jpg "Messrs. Forrestt's Life-Boat Building Yard, Limehouse, [London], 1860. 'The accompanying Engraving represents the building establishment...known as Norway Yard...where the boats of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution are constructed. The firm of Messrs. Forrestt is well known to the mercantile navy, having been in existence ever since 1786, during which period some thousands of their little craft have been carried by the shipping of England over the wide waters of the world. From this yard have also been launched boats of every size and variety - from the small, gaily-painted pleasure-boat Stock Photo")
RM2T1DKB4–Messrs. Forrestt's Life-Boat Building Yard, Limehouse, [London], 1860. 'The accompanying Engraving represents the building establishment...known as Norway Yard...where the boats of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution are constructed. The firm of Messrs. Forrestt is well known to the mercantile navy, having been in existence ever since 1786, during which period some thousands of their little craft have been carried by the shipping of England over the wide waters of the world. From this yard have also been launched boats of every size and variety - from the small, gaily-painted pleasure-boat
RF2JN0M2T–A Garland for May Day 1895. Illustration by Walter Crane from Cartoons for the Cause 1886-1896, International Socialist Workers.
RMBNC4JA–Grave of slave abolitionist John Newton, Church of St Peter and St Paul, Olney, Buckinghamshire, England
RMM0886T–Harvesting at Tolpuddle, Dorset, England in the 19th century. From The Martyrs of Tolpuddle, published 1934.
RF2JNP0TX–This ribbed, lead-covered dome tops the round clock tower of the former Bliss Tweed Mill at Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, England, UK. The mill, built in country mansion style in 1872, used wool from Cotswold and Shetland sheep to make fine khaki cloth for WW1 British Army uniforms. It closed in 1980, but now houses luxury apartments.
RMMWH741–Annual May day march and rally at Trafalgar Square. The march and rally marks International Workers Day, which dates back to union struggles in the late 19th century. Featuring: Atmosphere, View Where: London, England, United Kingdom When: 01 May 2018 Credit: Wheatley/WENN
![Opening of the New Docks at West Hartlepool, 1856. 'It was calculated by those accustomed to estimate numbers of people congregated together that 50,000 were present to witness the opening of [Swainson Dock]...Each [of the docks] is provided with large ship-building yards adjoining, which are complete with all requisite machinery and conveniences for extensive wood and iron ship-building...The return of peace with Russia will, no doubt, in due time, have its beneficial effect upon this undertaking; and attention has already been given to the early opening and development oi trade between West Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2R4DH6E/opening-of-the-new-docks-at-west-hartlepool-1856-it-was-calculated-by-those-accustomed-to-estimate-numbers-of-people-congregated-together-that-50000-were-present-to-witness-the-opening-of-swainson-dock-each-of-the-docks-is-provided-with-large-ship-building-yards-adjoining-which-are-complete-with-all-requisite-machinery-and-conveniences-for-extensive-wood-and-iron-ship-buildingthe-return-of-peace-with-russia-will-no-doubt-in-due-time-have-its-beneficial-effect-upon-this-undertaking-and-attention-has-already-been-given-to-the-early-opening-and-development-oi-trade-between-west-2R4DH6E.jpg "Opening of the New Docks at West Hartlepool, 1856. 'It was calculated by those accustomed to estimate numbers of people congregated together that 50,000 were present to witness the opening of [Swainson Dock]...Each [of the docks] is provided with large ship-building yards adjoining, which are complete with all requisite machinery and conveniences for extensive wood and iron ship-building...The return of peace with Russia will, no doubt, in due time, have its beneficial effect upon this undertaking; and attention has already been given to the early opening and development oi trade between West Stock Photo")
RM2R4DH6E–Opening of the New Docks at West Hartlepool, 1856. 'It was calculated by those accustomed to estimate numbers of people congregated together that 50,000 were present to witness the opening of [Swainson Dock]...Each [of the docks] is provided with large ship-building yards adjoining, which are complete with all requisite machinery and conveniences for extensive wood and iron ship-building...The return of peace with Russia will, no doubt, in due time, have its beneficial effect upon this undertaking; and attention has already been given to the early opening and development oi trade between West
RF2JN0M5P–Title page illustration by Walter Crane from Cartoons for the Cause 1886-1896, International Socialist Workers.
RMM4585X–Demonstration at Copenhagen Fields, London, England 21 April 1834 in protest against the deportation of the Tolpuddle Martyrs. The Tolpuddle Martyrs, a group of 19th-century Dorset agricultural labourers who were arrested for and convicted of swearing a secret oath as members of the Friendly Society of Agricultural Labourers, they were sentenced to penal transportation to Australia and Tasmania. From The Martyrs of Tolpuddle, published 1934.
RF2JNP0TC–Ribbed, lead-covered dome tops the circular tower of the former Bliss Tweed Mill at Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, England, UK. The mill, built in country mansion style in 1872, used wool from Cotswold and Shetland sheep to make fine khaki cloth for WW1 British Army uniforms. It closed in 1980, but now houses luxury apartments.
RMMWH07D–Annual May day march and rally at Trafalgar Square. The march and rally marks International Workers Day, which dates back to union struggles in the late 19th century. Featuring: Atmosphere, View Where: London, England, United Kingdom When: 01 May 2018 Credit: Wheatley/WENN
RM2WG0K3C–The Preston Guild Festival: the Trades Procession doubling at the triumphal arch, London-road, 1862. 'The trades...had each their appropriate emblems and banners, and a band. Some of the devices were most ingenious and remarkable; the workmen practising the several trades walked in pairs after the banner, the band, and the respective lurry which described their callings. All were neatly dressed, many wore rosettes, and the number of trade emblems and lesser flags which they carried was more than one could count. The fire brigade made a good show; and the procession of the fishermen attracted c
RF2JN0M0X–The Triumph of Labour. Illustration by Walter Crane from Cartoons for the Cause 1886-1896, International Socialist Workers.
RMM45860–Map showing the route of the demonstration at Copenhagen Fields, London, England 21 April 1834 in protest against the deportation of the Tolpuddle Martyrs. The Tolpuddle Martyrs, a group of 19th-century Dorset agricultural labourers who were arrested for and convicted of swearing a secret oath as members of the Friendly Society of Agricultural Labourers, they were sentenced to penal transportation to Australia and Tasmania. From The Martyrs of Tolpuddle, published 1934. From The Martyrs of Tolpuddle, published 1934.
RF2JNP0TG–A ribbed, lead-covered dome tops the round chimney tower of the former Bliss Tweed Mill at Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, England, UK. The mill, built in country mansion style in 1872, used wool from Cotswold and Shetland sheep to make fine khaki cloth for WW1 British Army uniforms. It closed in 1980, but now houses luxury apartments.
RMMWH06W–Annual May day march and rally at Trafalgar Square. The march and rally marks International Workers Day, which dates back to union struggles in the late 19th century. Featuring: Atmosphere, View Where: London, England, United Kingdom When: 01 May 2018 Credit: Wheatley/WENN
RM2DCBWD5–Pitmen encamped, (in Northumberland and Durham), 1844. 'The unfortunate dispute between the coal-owners and pitmen of the north of England still continues, with as little prospect of an amicable adjustment as ever. It is the longest strike (seventeen weeks), ever recorded of this important branch of our national industry; and its extent may be judged by the fact of 20,000 of the miners petitioning for the interference of the Legislature...The owners of the mines provide cottages for their workmen near to the pits in which they are to be employed; these are granted rent free, and as the men ref
RF2JN0M65–Illustration by Walter Crane from Cartoons for the Cause 1886-1896, International Socialist Workers.
RMM0887K–The Martyrs' Tree, a sycamore at Tolpuddle in Dorset, England, regarded by some as the birthplace of the British trades union movement. From The Martyrs of Tolpuddle, published 1934.
RMMWH074–Annual May day march and rally at Trafalgar Square. The march and rally marks International Workers Day, which dates back to union struggles in the late 19th century. Featuring: Atmosphere, View Where: London, England, United Kingdom When: 01 May 2018 Credit: Wheatley/WENN
RM2DCBWNY–Pitmen encamped, 1844. Striking miners. 'The unfortunate dispute between the coal-owners and pitmen of the north of England still continues, with as little prospect of an amicable adjustment as ever. It is the longest strike (seventeen weeks), ever recorded of this important branch of our national industry; and its extent may be judged by the fact of 20,000 of the miners petitioning for the interference of the Legislature...The owners of the mines provide cottages for their workmen near to the pits in which they are to be employed; these are granted rent free, and as the men refuse to accept o
RF2JN0M61–Socialism illustration by Walter Crane from Cartoons for the Cause 1886-1896, International Socialist Workers.
![The Preston Exhibition of Works of Art and Industry, 1865. 'The Exhibition of Works of Art and Industry at Preston, Lancashire, which was...[held] in the Exchange Buildings, Lune-street, includes a picture-gallery, containing several valuable works of Landseer, Turner, Roberts, Frith, Hunt, and others, with a few pieces of sculpture; a collection of specimens of natural history, with scientific instruments and apparatus; mechanical models, machinery in motion; various manufactured products, chiefly of the textile fabrics; and a museum of antiquities and curiosities, mostly of local interest. T Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2X21X69/the-preston-exhibition-of-works-of-art-and-industry-1865-the-exhibition-of-works-of-art-and-industry-at-preston-lancashire-which-was-held-in-the-exchange-buildings-lune-street-includes-a-picture-gallery-containing-several-valuable-works-of-landseer-turner-roberts-frith-hunt-and-others-with-a-few-pieces-of-sculpture-a-collection-of-specimens-of-natural-history-with-scientific-instruments-and-apparatus-mechanical-models-machinery-in-motion-various-manufactured-products-chiefly-of-the-textile-fabrics-and-a-museum-of-antiquities-and-curiosities-mostly-of-local-interest-t-2X21X69.jpg "The Preston Exhibition of Works of Art and Industry, 1865. 'The Exhibition of Works of Art and Industry at Preston, Lancashire, which was...[held] in the Exchange Buildings, Lune-street, includes a picture-gallery, containing several valuable works of Landseer, Turner, Roberts, Frith, Hunt, and others, with a few pieces of sculpture; a collection of specimens of natural history, with scientific instruments and apparatus; mechanical models, machinery in motion; various manufactured products, chiefly of the textile fabrics; and a museum of antiquities and curiosities, mostly of local interest. T Stock Photo")
RM2X21X69–The Preston Exhibition of Works of Art and Industry, 1865. 'The Exhibition of Works of Art and Industry at Preston, Lancashire, which was...[held] in the Exchange Buildings, Lune-street, includes a picture-gallery, containing several valuable works of Landseer, Turner, Roberts, Frith, Hunt, and others, with a few pieces of sculpture; a collection of specimens of natural history, with scientific instruments and apparatus; mechanical models, machinery in motion; various manufactured products, chiefly of the textile fabrics; and a museum of antiquities and curiosities, mostly of local interest. T
RMM08883–Public notice advising caution to people thinking of joining illegal societies or unions, early 19th century. From The Martyrs of Tolpuddle, published 1934.
RMMWH077–Annual May day march and rally at Trafalgar Square. The march and rally marks International Workers Day, which dates back to union struggles in the late 19th century. Featuring: Atmosphere, View Where: London, England, United Kingdom When: 01 May 2018 Credit: Wheatley/WENN
RF2JN0M35–Illustration by Walter Crane from Cartoons for the Cause 1886-1896, International Socialist Workers.
RM2K04073–Embarkation of Her Majesty, at Hull, 1854. Queen Victoria leaves Hull in Yorkshire. 'The pier...was covered with a substantial roof...and beneath this more seats were erected for the accommodation of spectators...Several bouquets were cast at the feet of the Queen, perhaps not exactly in accordance with strict ideas of courtly propriety...Again the cannon thundered, and again military bands vied with each other in their performance of the National Anthem. Her Majesty descended the carpeted slope which led down from the pier, and was handed on board her yacht by the Prince Consort. The guns of
RMM0889N–The branding of a prisoner with a hot iron on board a prison hulk in the early 19th century. From The Martyrs of Tolpuddle, published 1934.
RMMWH743–Annual May day march and rally at Trafalgar Square. The march and rally marks International Workers Day, which dates back to union struggles in the late 19th century. Featuring: Atmosphere, View Where: London, England, United Kingdom When: 01 May 2018 Credit: Wheatley/WENN
RF2JN0M3N–The Worker's May Pole. Illustration by Walter Crane from Cartoons for the Cause 1886-1896, International Socialist Workers.
![Great Protectionist Meeting on Barham Downs, [near Canterbury, in Kent], 1850. '...the object [of the meeting] being to discuss questions bearing on the present agricultural distress, and to adopt an address praying her Majesty to afford remedial measures, and dismiss her present Ministers...there were not fewer than from eight to ten thousand persons present...the rest of the ground was scattered over with refreshment booths, orange carts, &c...a couple of boats rigged, upon waggons, and surmounted with masts and flags...Sir N. Knatchbull concluded his address as follows: "This being Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2HT65CC/great-protectionist-meeting-on-barham-downs-near-canterbury-in-kent-1850-the-object-of-the-meeting-being-to-discuss-questions-bearing-on-the-present-agricultural-distress-and-to-adopt-an-address-praying-her-majesty-to-afford-remedial-measures-and-dismiss-her-present-ministersthere-were-not-fewer-than-from-eight-to-ten-thousand-persons-presentthe-rest-of-the-ground-was-scattered-over-with-refreshment-booths-orange-carts-ampca-couple-of-boats-rigged-upon-waggons-and-surmounted-with-masts-and-flagssir-n-knatchbull-concluded-his-address-as-follows-quotthis-being-2HT65CC.jpg "Great Protectionist Meeting on Barham Downs, [near Canterbury, in Kent], 1850. '...the object [of the meeting] being to discuss questions bearing on the present agricultural distress, and to adopt an address praying her Majesty to afford remedial measures, and dismiss her present Ministers...there were not fewer than from eight to ten thousand persons present...the rest of the ground was scattered over with refreshment booths, orange carts, &c...a couple of boats rigged, upon waggons, and surmounted with masts and flags...Sir N. Knatchbull concluded his address as follows: "This being Stock Photo")
RM2HT65CC–Great Protectionist Meeting on Barham Downs, [near Canterbury, in Kent], 1850. '...the object [of the meeting] being to discuss questions bearing on the present agricultural distress, and to adopt an address praying her Majesty to afford remedial measures, and dismiss her present Ministers...there were not fewer than from eight to ten thousand persons present...the rest of the ground was scattered over with refreshment booths, orange carts, &c...a couple of boats rigged, upon waggons, and surmounted with masts and flags...Sir N. Knatchbull concluded his address as follows: "This being
RMM45875–Map showing the placings in Canada of The Tolpuddle Martyrs, a group of 19th-century Dorset agricultural labourers who were arrested for and convicted of swearing a secret oath as members of the Friendly Society of Agricultural Labourers, they were sentenced to penal transportation to Australia and Tasmania. From The Martyrs of Tolpuddle, published 1934.
RMMWH079–Annual May day march and rally at Trafalgar Square. The march and rally marks International Workers Day, which dates back to union struggles in the late 19th century. Featuring: Atmosphere, View Where: London, England, United Kingdom When: 01 May 2018 Credit: Wheatley/WENN
RF2JN0M3H–Vive La Commune! Illustration by Walter Crane from Cartoons for the Cause 1886-1896, International Socialist Workers.
RM2R4DH3D–Fancy Bazaar at the Wellington Barracks, St. James's-Park, 1856. Fundraising in London. 'The committee of ladies who during the last two years have been occupied in the praiseworthy task of assisting and providing employment for the wives and children of Guardsmen on foreign service in the East having ascertained that a nursery and infant-school were much needed, wherein the younger children of the Brigade of Guards might be tended and instructed during their mothers' daily absence at work, a subscription has been opened with a view of carrying out that object...a Grand Fancy Fair was held in
RMM4586X–Map showing the placings in Australia of The Tolpuddle Martyrs, a group of 19th-century Dorset agricultural labourers who were arrested for and convicted of swearing a secret oath as members of the Friendly Society of Agricultural Labourers, they were sentenced to penal transportation to Australia and Tasmania. From The Martyrs of Tolpuddle, published 1934.
RMMWH07B–Annual May day march and rally at Trafalgar Square. The march and rally marks International Workers Day, which dates back to union struggles in the late 19th century. Featuring: Atmosphere, View Where: London, England, United Kingdom When: 01 May 2018 Credit: Wheatley/WENN
RF2JN0M4Y–The Cause of Labour is the Hope of the World. Illustration by Walter Crane from Cartoons for the Cause 1886-1896, International Socialist Workers.
RM2K04061–Her Majesty's Visit to Hull - the Procession in the Market-Place, 1854. Queen Victoria visits Yorkshire. 'The inhabitants testified their loyal devotion by an illumination so general, that, along whole lines of streets, scarcely a house could be seen which had not a device of some kind or other. The chief display was in the Market-place and in Whitefriargate, where triumphal arches blazed with light, and the Wilberforce monument and the gilded statue of King William III. were thrown into bold relief. A very pretty effect was produced by lighting up from the interior the stained-glass window of
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