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Actions Download current page Download all pages Print current page Print all pages Refine Author Howell, George 1 Rowe, DJ 1 Weisser, Henry 1 Subject Chartist movement 13 Reform movements 9 Working class movements 5 Democracy 4 Suffrage 3 Suffrage movements 3 Parliamentary reform 2 Radicalism 2 Censorship 1 Colonies 1 Education 1 History 1 Newspapers 1 Owenism 1 Parliament 1 Protest movements 1 Rules and standing orders 1 Working class 1 Year 1837 3 1838 2 1836 1 1972 1 1975 1	Results Library catalogue [Field_Content_person]: London Working Men's Association 13 Hits 1 Address of the London Working Men's Association to those of England, Ireland, and Scotland [ca. 1836] London Working Men's Association Remove from selection Add to selection British working-class movements and Europe, 1815-48 1975 Weisser, Henry Remove from selection Add to selection A history of the Working Men's Association from 1836 to 1850 1972 Howell, George; Rowe, DJ Remove from selection Add to selection The peoples charter: being an outline of an act to provide for the just representation of the people of Great Britain in the commons house of parliament: embracing the principles of universal suffrage, no property qualification, annual parliaments, equal representation, payment of members and vote by ballot 1838 London Working Men's Association Remove from selection Add to selection The radical reformers of England, Scotland and Wales to the Irish people [ca. 1838] London Working Men's Association Remove from selection Add to selection The Working Men's Association address to the working classes of Europe and especially to Polish people [ca. 1837] London Working Men's Association Remove from selection Add to selection An address from the Working Men's Association to the working classes on the subject of national education [ca. 1837] London Working Men's Association Remove from selection Add to selection Democracy or despotism: a public meeting, convened by the Working Men's Association for the purpose of ascertaining: whether the people of England and Ireland will sanction the base proposals of the Whigs to destroy the principle of universal suffrage in the Canadas, and to compel the people of that country to be plundered and enslaved by a few official and irresponsible persons.Meeting at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand on Monday evening 3d April at 7 o'clock precisely London Working Men's Association Remove from selection Add to selection An address to the people of Canada: with their reply to the Working Men's Association London Working Men's Association Remove from selection Add to selection Address and rules of the Working Men's Association, for benefiting politically, socially and morally the useful classes London Working Men's Association Remove from selection Add to selection The Working Men's Association; the Queen and her ministers correspondence between the secretary of state and the Working Men's Association. 1837 London Working Men's Association Remove from selection Add to selection To working men. A publics meeting is convened for the purpose of petitioning Parliament for universal suffrage, no property qualification, annual parliaments, equal representation, payment of members, and vote by ballot London Working Men's Association Remove from selection Add to selection An address from the Working Men's Association to the people of England in reply to the objections of the press London Working Men's Association Remove from selection Add to selection 1

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