The Trial of Thomas Hunter, Peter Hacket, Richard m'Neil, James Gibb, and William m'Lean, the Glasgow Cotton-Spinners: Before the High Court of Justic

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The Trial Of Thomas Hunter, Peter Hacket, Richard M'Neil, James Gibb, And William M'Lean, The Glasgow Cotton-spinners: Before The High Court Of Justiciary, At Edinburgh, On Charges Of Murder, Hiring To Commit Assassinations - And Commiting, And Hiring To Commit, Violence To Persons And Property

Thomas Hunter, Peter Hacket, James Marshall, Richard M'Neil, Scotland. High Court of Justiciary, James Gibb, William M'Lean

W. Tait, 1838

Art; Design; Textile & Costume; Art / Design / Textile & Costume; Association of Operative Cotton-Spinners of Glasgow and Neighbourhood; Business & Economics / Industries / Fashion & Textile Industry; Glasgow Cotton-Spinners' Strike, 1837; Glasgow Cotton-Spinners' Strike, Glasgow, Scotland, 1837; Glasgow cotton-spinners' strike, 1837; Strikes and lockouts; Textile fabrics; Textile industry; Trials (Conspiracy); Trials (Murder)