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The Lancashire and Yorkshire cooperator, or useful classes' advocate. Publ. by the Manchester and Salford Cooperative Council / . The Lancashire cooperator

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An exposure of the calumnies circulated by the enemies of social order, and reiterated by their abettors, against the magistrates and the Yeomanry cavalry of Manchester and Salford

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An exposure of the calumnies circulated by the enemies of social order, and reiterated by their abettors, against the magistrates and the Yeomanry cavalry of Manchester and Salford

Published 1819.

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An exposure of the calumnies circulated by the enemies of social order, and reiterated by their abettors, against the magistrates and the Yeomanry cavalry of Manchester and Salford

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An exposure of the calumnies circulated by the enemies of social order, and reiterated by their abettors, against the magistrates and the Yeomanry cavalry of Manchester and Salford

Published 1819.

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A contrast between the new moral world and the old immoral world . a lecture delivered in the Social institution, Salford.;

Published 1838.

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The forty-eight hours week : a year's experiment and its results at the Salford iron works, Manchester (Mather & Platt, Ld)

by Mather, William

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Statistical illustrations of the past and present state of Lancashire, more particularly relating to the hundred of Salford. Read [...] at Manchester on the 27th June, 1841

Published 1842.

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Housing conditions in manchester and Salford. A report prepared for the Citizens' association for the improvement of the unwholesome dwellings and surroundings of the people with the aid of the Executive committee

Published 1904.

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A defense of the social principles, delivered in the social institution, Salford, being an answer to a lecture delivered by the Rev. J.R. Beard, [...], 1837

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Ten years' experience of the Manchester and Salford County Courts. A paper read before the Manchester Statistical Society, January 24th, 1906

Published 1906.

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On the rate of wages in Manchester and Salford, and the manufacturing districts of Lancashire, during the twenty years from 1839 to 1859....

Published 1860.

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The Trades Councils and local workingclass Movement. Forew. by B. Tillett

Published n.d.

“…Manchester & Salford Trades Council.…”

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Important extract from original and recent letters, written by Englishmen, in the United States of America, to their friends in England: containing, unquestionable information resp...

Published 1818.

“…With: To the inhabitants of the towns of Manchester and Salford, and the vicinity.…”

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Außenaufnahme

Published um 1946

“…überschwemmte Straße in Salford/Manchester in Nordengland;…”

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Remarks upon the character of the working classes . and some partial and unfair statements exposed; in a letter to R. Rickards Esq. [...].;

Published 1834]

“…From: The Manchester and Salford Advertiser. 1834, Nov. 29th.…”

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Apprentices strike, 1937

Published 1937

“…The strike was ended after national negotiations started between the unions and employers, only to break out again in Salford in September, when talks were seen to be non-productive. …”

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Statement in regard to the Minister of Health&#039;s White Paper on the establishment of "A National Health Service."

Published [1944]

“…Manchester and Saleford [Salford], two-adjacent County Boroughs. A Joint Committee is appointed for the two areas. …”

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Summary of schemes for the assistance of the unemployable blind

Published [1930]

“…1930 1930 1930s 6 pages 6. Salford. Augmented to £1 a week. Must be resident in the area at least 3 years. …”

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The Case for a Revision of the Rate of Contributions (memorandum)

by Lamb, Sydney
Published July 1939

“…Rate of Contribution. 8. Manchester & Salford Hospital Saturday & Convalescent Fund. 1937 135,773 No organised Scheme. - Not stated. 220,000 2d per week per member, plus 2d per week for wife and a further 2d per week for children. …”

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