Old Pubs of Bradford - http://www.closedpubs.co.uk/yorkshire/bradford_bd1_talbothotel.html

The magistrates held their sessions here, and it was a major centre for all activities associated with local government.

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http://bradfordphoto.org.uk/index.php/gallery/old-bradford/old-bradford-book-23/bk23-48-thornton-road-oddfellows-hall-3695

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http://www.bradfordtimeline.co.uk/civic.htm

]]> George Cruikshank, Massacre at St Peter's[/caption]]]> St Ann's Square, 1720s[/caption]]]> The Scene at New Cross, Manchester, Illustrated London News, 27 August 1842[/caption]]]> Stevenson's Square was the main square used for Chartist meetings.

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Stevenson's Square poster, 1848, TNA, HO 45/2510[/caption]]]> round chapel every street

Round Chapel remains, Every Street, Ancoats[/caption]

Reverend James Scholefield's Christ Church chapel, Every Street, Ancoats, was a central meeting place for radicals from after Peterloo to the Chartists.

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http://protesthistory.org.uk/places-maps/manchester/north-manchester-locale

To the Radical reformers, male and female, of England, Ireland, and Scotland ...By Henry Hunt

]]> Granby Row Fields was a site of Chartist meetings and the Plug strikes of 1842

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Granby Row Fields, Manchester, August 1842, Illustrated London News[/caption]

Trial of Feargus O'Connor,

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New Moral World, 17 August 1839:
]]> New Mechanics Institute, Poole Street, used for reform meetings and Owenite socialist dinners.

It was set up in opposition to the Mechanics Institute, which was paternalised by the great and good.

https://radicalmanchester.wordpress.com/2011/11/11/the-manchester-mechanics-institute/

https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=jDdLAQAAMAAJ&q=new+mechanics+institute+manchester&dq=new+mechanics+institute+manchester&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiy8JiXzaPTAhXjCcAKHaF-D4oQ6AEILjAC

]]> Newall's Buildings were opposite the Exchange, and a suite of rooms hired by the Anti-Corn Law Association for their campaign to repeal the Corn Laws in the 1840s.

]]> The People's Institute on Heyrod Street was a Chartist hall used for meetings in 1848.

]]> The Riding School on Lower Mosley Street was used for reform and radical meetings 1831-2.

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