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Showing posts with label james hooley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label james hooley. Show all posts
Friday, 14 April 2017

14th April 1817: Louis Allsopp updates the Home Office on the mood in Nottinghamshire

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Nottingham 14 April 1817. My Lord. I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your Lordships letters this Afternoon.— Your Lords...
Saturday, 8 April 2017

8th April 1817: The Hosier, James Hooley, informs the Home Secretary that he will swear that Gravenor Henson is engaged in Treason

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Nottingham 8th Apr: 1817 My Lord By this days post I received a letter from Mr. Allsop informing me that it is your Lordships wish to h...
Thursday, 16 March 2017

16th March 1817: Louis Allsopp accuses the frameworkknitter union leader, Gravenor Henson, of being the 'chief instigator' of the Hampden Clubs

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(Private)— Nottingham 16. March 1817.— My Lord— I  have had a Communication since my return with Mr Hooley , who is prepared to state...
Sunday, 16 October 2016

16th October 1816: The Nottingham solicitor, Louis Allsop, updates the Home Secretary about the situation in Nottingham

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Nottingham 16. October 1816.— My Lord— Having been from home a great deal lately, I had nothing to communicate your Lordship I did not ...
Saturday, 9 July 2016

9th July 1816: A Nottingham Hosier writes to the solicitor Louis Allsop

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Nottingham 9 July 1816 Dear Sir I am favoured with yours the 6th Inst. and in consequence have made the inquiry (as private as possible)...
Friday, 4 April 2014

4th April 1814: The Town Clerk of Nottingham reports an outbreak of framebreaking

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Dear Sir, I am very sorry to inform that in the Neighbourhood of this Town the organized System of Combination among the Frameworknitters ...
Saturday, 29 March 2014

29th March 1814: The Town Clerk of Nottingham informs the Home Office of threats made against a Hosier

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Nottingham, 29th March 1814. Dear Sir, Yesterday a most respectable Manufacturer of this Town with whom I have the Honour to be upon the...
Friday, 28 March 2014

28th March 1814: Threatening letter from 'Edwin Lud' to Mr Hooley, Hosier at Nottingham

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Sunday night 12 o'Clock [28th March 1814] Sir I have to inform you that I was called out Friday night about 8 o'Clock by 2 of my...