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  1. The Chartism Day 2026 programme is online, including a full list of speakers and topics. Tickets now available. All welcome
    #Chartism #19thCentury #History
    www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/chartism-d...

    Chartism Day 2026

  2. The Chartism Day 2026 programme is online, including a full list of speakers and topics. Tickets now available. All welcome
    #Chartism #19thCentury #History
    www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/chartism-d...

    Chartism Day 2026

  3. Tickets are now available for Chartism Day 2026. The £12 ticket price includes refreshments and a light buffet lunch (plus all the Chartism you can eat). All are welcome.
    #C19th #History #Chartism
    www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/chartism-d...

    Chartism Day 2026

  4. Tickets are now available for Chartism Day 2026. The £12 ticket price includes refreshments and a light buffet lunch (plus all the Chartism you can eat). All are welcome.
    #C19th #History #Chartism
    www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/chartism-d...

    Chartism Day 2026

  5. "SLAVES, toil no more! Why delve, and moil, and pine, To glut the tyrant-forgers of your chain?" ---Thomas Cooper the Chartist, The Purgatory of Suicides (1847). #history #poetry #politics #literature #English #Chartism

  6. "SLAVES, toil no more! Why delve, and moil, and pine, To glut the tyrant-forgers of your chain?" ---Thomas Cooper the Chartist, The Purgatory of Suicides (1847). #history #poetry #politics #literature #English #Chartism

  7. Day 23 of the #Chartism themed #AdventCalendar🎄 Henry Vincent, orator, newspaper editor and temperance advocate www.chartistancestors.co.uk/henry-vincen... A Chartist a day till Christmas

    Henry Vincent, 1813 - 1878 - c...

  8. 🗃️ #C19th #Chartism
    Queen Victoria was crowned on 28 June 1838, just as radical opinion all across the country was coalescing into Chartism. So what did the not-yet Chartists make of the royal event? Have a read of this…
    chartistancestors.co.uk/charti

  9. #C19th #Chartism #History
    Today in 1848: fifty thousand Londoners marched from Bethnal Green through Clerkenwell to Trafalgar Square to demand the Charter and the release of Irish political prisoners. Joseph Williams, one of those who led the march, was later arrested for making seditious speeches and sentenced to two years in prison. He died in Tothill Fields Bridwell. chartistancestors.co.uk/joseph

  10. #OnThisDay in #Chartism
    After 15 years and 755 weeks’ uninterrupted publication, the last ever issue of the Northern Star appeared on 13 March 1852 chartistancestors.co.uk/five-t

  11. "On 4 November 1839 the political desires of the working men of south Wales found violent expression in the Chartist Uprising at Newport. Restlessness had been rife among the working population of Britain for many months due to an eagerness to secure suffrage for working men."

    peoplescollection.wales/conten

    #Chartism #NewportRising

  12. "On 4 November 1839 the political desires of the working men of south Wales found violent expression in the Chartist Uprising at Newport. Restlessness had been rife among the working population of Britain for many months due to an eagerness to secure suffrage for working men."

    peoplescollection.wales/conten

    #Chartism #NewportRising

  13. #Geneadons #Histodons
    Just made a video about #Chartism and the Newport Rising for the excellent #AllAboutThatPlace online festival run by the Society of Genealogists, Society for One-Place Studies and others. Great stuff for #FamilyHistory #LocalStudies etc. My vid’s out Friday, but loads already on YouTube at youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQk

  14. #Histodons #LondonHistory #WomensHistory
    Susanna Inge, Mary Ann Walker and the City of London Female Charter Association. The story of a brief but glorious episode from the 1840s in the history of #Chartism, on the Chartist Ancestors website chartistancestors.co.uk/city-l

  15. #Chartism #Histodons
    Irish radical James Bronterre O’Brien on the adoption of the six points of the People’s Charter, 1837. New profile at chartistancestors.co.uk/james-

  16. #Histodons #Chartism #Biography
    New on the Chartist Ancestors website: the life of Henry Vincent, Chartist orator turned lecturer on temperance, history and literature chartistancestors.co.uk/henry-

  17. #Chartism #Histodons
    Did you know #Tavistock in #Devon twice elected a Chartist MP? I’ve just found out where he’s buried and added him to my ‘where are they now?’ list. Read more about Samuel Carter at chartistancestors.co.uk/samuel

  18. #Chartism #Histodons
    Just come across a batch of records for the Chartist James Bronterre O’Brien on
    Ancestry. In 1834, aged around 29, he married Sophia St John Bannister, 19, the daughter of a London jeweller, at St George’s Bloomsbury. He’s number three on my list of Chartist lives to add to chartistancestors.co.uk

  19. Playwright Michael Crowley reflects of the challenges of bringing #Chartism and the events of 1842 to the stage in Waiting for Wesley. Now on our website sslh.org.uk/2023/07/17/chartis

  20. Playwright Michael Crowley reflects of the challenges of bringing #Chartism and the events of 1842 to the stage in Waiting for Wesley. Now on our website sslh.org.uk/2023/07/17/chartis

  21. #Histodons #Chartism #LabourHistory
    I’ve been writing about the veteran Chartist Allen Davenport, who as president of the London Democratic Association provided a direct personal link back to the ultra radical Spenceans of an earlier generation and became a significant influence on the thinking of a young George Julian Harney. It’s here chartistancestors.co.uk/allen-

  22. #Histodons #LabourHistory #Chartism
    In 1839, the Chartist George Julian Harney had been arrested at Bedlington in Northumberland and was on bail awaiting his trial for sedition when he sent this letter to his lawyer. Read more on our website… sslh.org.uk/2023/04/01/the-cha

  23. #Chartism #Histodons #Victorianists
    I recently visited Kensal Green Cemetery in north west London where some of the best known figures in Chartism were buried - including Feargus O’Connor, GWM Reynolds and Henry Hetherington. I’ve written about it and posted some photos on the Chartist Ancestors website; I’ve also provided a map if anyone is interested in making a similar pilgrimage. chartistancestors.co.uk/meet-t

  24. So… #Chartism: I set up the Chartist Ancestors website back in 2003, primarily as a free #FamilyHistory resource for people whose research interests overlapped with my own. It has grown a fair bit since then, and now includes a databank of some 14,000 people who were involved in this great radical cause of the mid-nineteenth century. But it’s all still free to use. Hopefully of interest to @histodons @geneadons and others
    Website: chartistancestors.co.uk
    Blog: chartist-ancestors.blogspot.co