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Download or read book The Diaries of Edward Pease the Father of English Railways written by Edward Pease and published by Theclassics.Us. This book was released on 2013-09 with total page 124 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1907 edition. Excerpt: ... Tues., April 18.--Our Monthly Meeting held at Staindrop.... Two disownments, John Coates and Thomas Nevill. An application from Caleb Brown to be restored to membership and the same from Thomas Pease on behalf of himself and three children, two applications from Friends under convincement were concluded to be read, they having been some time under consideration. Fri., April 21.--Attended a public meeting in the Methodist Chapel to oppose Sir J as. Grame's Factory Bill; dissenters of every denomination were present and some of each denomination except Romanists took a part with great cordiality and unanimity. Extremely unjust and oppressively unconstitutional as the Bill is, I hail its production with great pleasure as it has given a tone and unison to the dissenting interest which it had not before attained to and from which I believe beneficial results will be seen. Tues., April 25.--At Ayton School Committee with Louise Seebohm.... Cousins Isaac Wilson and his two sons John and Isaac here (Middlesbrough) on their troublesome pottery concerns, f in which they have got deeply involved, and my beloved son Joseph by his over kindness has not only sustained grievous loss, but great perplexity from the reviling of some who owe him the greatest gratitude. This Thomas Pease would be Thomas Pease, bom 1786, and his children, Edward Thomas Pease, born 1827, Margaret t a Selfe Pease, born 1828, and Martha Pease, born 1831. f This Middlesbrough Pottery was carried on till about 1882 under the name of Isaac Wilson & Co., and had long been the property of my father or his family, though managed by one of the Wilson family. It was continued partly in the hope of becoming a profitable business, partly through the reluctance to throw men out of work, ..
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