| Description | One envelope containing 54 newspaper cuttings and one cutting from the Trade Protection Journal. Newspaper cuttings discuss negotiations between Lord Penrhyn, parliament and quarry workers over settling the strikes and what comes of this correspondence – e.g. Meetings of the London Central Committee of the Penrhyn Quarrymen’s Fund. Cuttings also show general laws involving trade unions, worker’s rights and employer’s rights from this period. Newspapers outline the “conditions” for settlement from both Lord Penrhyn and the quarrymen. |