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	Henry Hetherington (1792-1849)
		Henry Hetherington, a printer and publisher of unstamped newspapers, born in Compton Street, Soho, London, in 1792.
		Hetherington defended himself, and Lord Denman, who was judge, spoke of his defence ‘as one to which he had listened with feelings of great interest and sentiments of respect too.’ Mr.
		Hetherington was ready of speech, with an honest voice, disinterested earnestness, strong common sense, and indignation without anger, which he owed to discipleship of Robert Owen.
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		Henry George - Biography of journalist Henry George and bibliography including comments on each work.
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		Henry Mayhew - Biography of journalist Henry Mayhew and bibliography including comments on each work.
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	Hetherington \| Sir \| Hector James Wright \| 1888-1965 \| social philosopher
		Hetherington did not see the Library extension completed but his fund raising was vital to the project, and he received the gift of Â£100,000 for the extension, the largest donation that the University had received.
		Hetherington also saw the School of Architecture rehoused, and the planning for a new gymnasium and Organic Chemistry Laboratory was started.
		Hetherington encouraged the students to play a full part in University life, regularly visiting the Freshers camp, the OTC, and the Halls of Residence, and supporting the work of the Graduates Association in linking graduates clubs throughout the world.
	www.baillie.lib.ed.ac.uk /isaar/GB_0237_Baillie_P2488.html (662 words)

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		Henry Fawcett - Offers information on Henry Fawcett including bibliography and comments on each work.
		Henry Hetherington - Offers information on Henry Hetherington including bibliography and comments on each work.
		Henry Hunt - Offers a biography including bibliography and comments on each work.
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	Poor Man's Guardian
		Henry Hetherington worked for Richard Carlile as a shopman before he began publishing the daily paper Penny Papers for the People in 1830.
		Hetherington gave extensive coverage to the struggle over the 1832 Reform Act and was deeply disappointed by the refusal of Parliament to give the vote to working men.
		Hetherington was also imprisoned for two periods of six months and in November 1832, he was replaced as editor by James Bronterre O'Brien.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /PRpoor.htm (809 words)

	Wreck of the Central America, 1857
		Henry H. Childs, of the firm of Childs and Dougherty, of New-York.
		Hailing her, he proffered a passage to New-York to all who chose to accept; the majority were taken on board, and with a parting round of three hearty cheers for their preservers, we proceeded on our course hoping to fall in with the brig and relieve the women and children.
		Within three miles of Cape Henry a vessel was descried ahead in tow of a propeller bound in, and immediately speculation was rife as to whether she might or might not prove to be the vessel we sought.
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	Henry Hetherington
		By 1836 Hetherington was one of the leaders of the Chartist movement.
		Hetherington was a moral force Chartist and was very critical of the ideas of Feargus O'Connor and in 1849 helped create the moderate Peoples Charter Union.
		Hetherington first commenced the publication of the Poor Man's Guardian he was established in Kings Gate Street, Holborn, as a printer, with a fair run of business, which for a tome was nearly ruined by the resolute course he pursued.
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		The Hetherington's served so many times as early postmasters that their store was known as the "Post office store." Their building was 20 feet wide and 50 feet long.
		Henry and Rachel Wilkin settled in the southern part of what is now New Market Twp., as early as 1802.
		The grave of Henry Wilkin was not found by the author, although he was suppose to have been laid to rest on the family farm.
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	Hetherington - new and used books
		Shirley Hetherington, Louise Hughes - The Voyage of the Ark
		From Book News, Inc.: Hetherington (a specialist in post-traumatic stress in private practice) has written a concise guide that reflects a knowledgeable familiarity with the subject (first-hand accounts by police officers and others are included).
		Joan Hetherington, who lives and works in Melbourne, where melba was born, spent nearly five years working on this relentlessly candid yet understanding study of the great prima donna.
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	My Family
		Henry Hertz was born between 1812 and 1851.
		He was married to Mary (Wife of Henry Hertz) between 1852 and 1890.
		Henry Marion Hewett was born on 20 Feb 1838 in AL.
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	Stamp Act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In the 1830s men such as Henry Hetherington, James Watson, John Cleave, George Julian Harne and James O'Brien joined Richard Carlile in fighting against what they called a 'tax on knowledge'.
		Stamp Duties in Ireland were equalised with those in the rest of the United Kingdom.
		The tax on newspapers was finally abolished following pressure from the publishers' lobbying group, the Newspaper Stamp Abolition Committee led by Henry Hetherington.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Stamp_Act (1072 words)

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		Our logo is reproduced from the 'Poor Man's Guardian' which was published by Henry Hetherington from 1831 to 1835.
		Hetherington and other Radical publishers refused to pay the newspaper tax which they called: 'taxes on knowledge".
		Supporters of the 'unstamped press' waged war on the government and although hundreds of publishers and vendors were imprisoned, in 1836, the tax was reduced from four pence to one penny.
	www.wcml.org.uk /wcml/ourlogo.htm (190 words)

	Lenton Times - The Lenton Foot Steeplechase (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Once they had touched a gate alongside the railway line the runners retraced their steps back to the starting point which was up by the Barracks in the north west corner of the Park.
		The entrants consisted of William Simpson, a wagoner in the employment of Mrs Thorpe baker of Pelham Street, Nottingham, William Barnett of Sneinton, Henry Hetherington the sole Lenton representative, and Messrs.
		Simpson ran up the ascent of the Park quite strongly and finished about 100 yards ahead of Hetherington who was in a terrible state, while in third place was Barnett, Sneinton's, by now, not so white hope.
	www.lentontimes.co.uk /oct88_10.htm (726 words)

	Telegraph \| Arts \| Between a high mind and a low life
		Hargreaves notes that the tension between the two was evident from the moment a popular, mass circulation press came into being.
		Henry Hetherington launched the Poor Man's Guardian in 1831, refusing to pay newspaper stamp duty, and insisting in his first issue that his paper would advocate the cause of "the poor, the suffering, the industrious, the productive classes.
		Yet within two years, the high-minded Hetherington had to fund the Poor Man's Guardian with the Twopenny Dispatch, which promised a diet of "murders, rapes, suicides, burnings, maimings, theatricals, races, pugilism and every sort of devilment that will make it sell".
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	Co-op Online - About the Co-op - Who Was Who?
		Brown, William Henry, 1867/8-1950 - Co-operative Journalist and Author Born in East London in 1867 or 1868, the son of an active co-operator, WHB as he was invariably known came into close contact with many of the contemporary leaders of the Co-operative Movement.
		Hetherington, Henry, 1792-1849 One of the band of reform publishers who defied the Government continuously.
		Vivian, Henry Harvey, 1868-1930 - Co-partnership Advocate and MP Born at Cornwood, South Devon, the son of William Henry Vivian, a carpenter, and his wife Mary, he was apprenticed to a Plymouth carpenter.
	www.cooponline.coop /about_facts_whowas.html (15858 words)

	1-Oct-2005 Kyes Directory - Financial Services, Math Science and ODP Search 1128154626 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Henry Hetherington - Describes his public opposition to child labor, the 1834 Poor Law and political corruption.
		Henry Scott Holland - Describes his career from canon at St. Paul's Cathedral to Regius Professor of Divinity at Oxford University, including details of his published works.
		Elected to the House of Commons and became the leading advocate of parliamentary reform and factory legislation.
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	Encyclopedia: Stamp Act
		It raised around Â£50,000 a year and although it was initially a temporary measure, it proved so successful that its use was continued.
		The shilling (or informally: bob) was a British coin first issued in 1548 for Henry VIII, although arguably the testoon issued about 1487 for Henry VII was the first shilling.
		Probate is the legal process of settling the estate of a deceased person; specifically, distributing the decedents property.
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	Serebella: Index - William Henry Allen to William Hoare (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		William Henry Allen William Henry Barlow William Henry Bentinck, 4th Duke of Portland William Henry Bissell William Henry Bonney William Henry Bragg William Henry Cavendish William Henry Cavendish, Lord Bentinck William Henry Cavendish-Bentinck, 3rd Duke of Portland William Henry Cavendish-Scott-Bentinck William Henry Cavendish-Scott-Bentinck, 4th Duke of Portland William Henry Draper Jr.
		William Henry Drummond William Henry Fitton William Henry Fox Talbot William Henry Gates, III William Henry Gates, Jr.
		William Henry Gates III William Henry Harrison William Henry Harrison/Inaugural Address William Henry Harrison Beadle William Henry Haywood William Henry Haywood, Jr.
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	Knowledge Chartists (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		And in March 1850, on the invitation of the Bishop of Oxford and of Henry Cole, later to be the first director of the Victoria and Albert Museum, he agreed to become a member of the “Working Class Committee of the Great Exhibition” alongside Charles Dickens, William Makepeace Thackery.
		Henry Hetherington - the Owenite publisher of radical newspapers and founder of the LWMA; born 1792, died of cholera 1849.
		Henry Vincent - London-born radical whose oratory was well received in the West Country and Wales, where he was a missionary for the LWMA; abandoned physical force Chartism and split with O'Connor over this and teetotalism; born 1813, died 1878.
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	William Lovett and informal education
		He began attending evening classes at the London's Mechanics' Institute.
		It was there he met Henry Hetherington and John Cleeve (who were radical publishers/printers).
		Lovett and Hetherington went on to form the National Union of Working Classes in 1831.
	www.infed.org /thinkers/et-love.htm (1046 words)

	Hetherington Family Genealogy Forum (All Messages)
		Re: Henry Hetherington, 1792-1849 - Geoff Hetherington 12/14/99
		Henry Hetherington of Somerset, Penn. - Angela Loflin 1/16/99
		Re: Hetherington's in Missouri and Oklahoma - Joyce Hetherington 6/26/99
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	Births Marriages Deaths Etc.
		Hetherington -- Charles E. Hetherington, merchant of Delhi, married Miss May Howey 21 Mar 1906 at her father's home in Port Burwell [BC19060329] [SR19060330] -- Chas.
		Hetherington, one of Delhi's most prosperous young businessmen, married Miss Gwendolise Mae, only daughter of Mr.
		Hetherington of Sparta married Miss Minnie Ackerman of Middleton 14 Apr 1903 at Rhineland in Middleton [SR19030423] -- William Herrington, 25, bachelor Tillsonburg baker, born in Springfield, Elgin County, son of Wm.
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	The six points (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		It consisted of Moore, Henry Hetherington, William Lovett, Richard Hartwell, William Hoare, John Rogers, George Glashan, A.Morton, C.W.Baker and James Sturgess.
		Henry Hetherington, a compositor by trade and the publisher of a series of radical unstamped newspapers, of which the most important were the Poor Man’s Guardian and the Twopenny Dispatch;
		Henry Vincent, a radical compositor who was later to play a prominent part in the Chartist movement;
	www.chartists.net /The-six-points (1902 words)

	James Bronterre O'Brien
		In London he joined the Radical Reform Association where he met Henry 'Orator' Hunt, William Cobbett, Henry Hetherington and other leaders of the struggle for universal suffrage.
		He worked very closely with Hetherington and when he was imprisoned for publishing an unstamped newspaper, O'Brien took over the editorship of the Poor Man's Guardian.
		During this period, Henry Hetherington and O'Brien led the struggle against the stamp duty and were consistent in their arguments that working people needed cheap newspapers that contained political information.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /CHobrien.htm (942 words)

	University of Northumbria Gallery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		The drawings have been selected by Peter Fuller, former Critic in Residence at the Newcastle Polytechnic, for their individual qualities, rather than as a representations of an artist's entire work.
		In celebration of the centenary of Henry Moore’s birth, David Mitchinson, the Curator of the Henry Moore Foundation, has selected 46 maquettes in seven groups, with seven larger free-standing bronzes from the Foundation’s collection to represent significant subjects from distinct periods of Moore’s working life.
		The first group of seven works, pre-date the Second World War when Moore was more concerned with direct carving than with modelling and casting in metal.
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	Reform of Parliament in Reference > Encyclopedias > Subject Encyclopedias (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Offers information on Henry Fawcett including bibliography and comments on each work.
		Offers information on Henry Hetherington including bibliography and comments on each work.
		Worked with Henry Hetherington in the Civil and Religious Association.
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	William Lovett (1800-1877)
		He regarded physical force men as the worst enemies of his cause and said, 'Whatever is gained in England by force, by force must be sustained; but whatever springs from knowledge and justice will sustain itself'.
		During his time with the BAPCK he came to know Robert Owen, Henry Hunt, William Cobbett, Henry Hetherington, Cleave and Watson; he was a member of the Grand National Consolidated Trades Union.
		He drew up a petition for the opening of museums on Sundays in 1829, and in 1830 he became involved in the ‘War of the Unstamped’, becoming the sub-treasurer and secretary of the ‘Victim Fund,’ which was raised to help those who were prosecuted by the authorities.
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		It's pictorial possibilities were discovered in the 1820's by artists from Newcastle, particularly Henry Perlee Parker and John Wilson Carmichael.
		Henry Hetherington Emmerson (1831 - 1895), when aged 39 years moved to 16 John Street (re-numbered in the 1920's) with his wife Mary, five daughters three sons, and a female servant.
		His son, Henry Bewick Emmerson, who also became a painter, later lived at 18 John Street.
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		Henry Purcell (Jamie Foxx) is one of three pilots who are teamed up with a self-piloted military plane.^Jul 29 6:19 AM
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		Description: The Henry Ford Health Care System and Henry Ford Hospital are health care providers specializing in quality managed care with medical centers throughout southeast Michigan.
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	Directory - Reference: Encyclopedias: Subject Encyclopedias: Spartacus Educational: Journalists and Newspapers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-07)
		Biography of journalist Henry Hetherington and bibliography including comments on each work.
		An abolitionist, critic of religion and advocate of the abolition of monarchy in favor of democracy, Thomas Paine authored The Age of Reason and The Rights of Man(1737-1809).
		Founded by Henry Hyde Champion, Tom Mann and John Burns in 1888.
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