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 1832 - 1854 (19 years)
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| 1 | 1832 | - 1832: Introduction of Electroal Rolls
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| 2 | 1833 | - 1833: 2nd Factory Act - rohibited the employment of under nines in mills and further restricted the time over nines could work.
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| 3 | 1834 | - 1834: Abolition of the institution of slavery in the British Empire
- 1834: Poor Law Ammendment Act - Radical changes to poor relief grouping parishes into Poor Law Unions.
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| 4 | 1835 | - 1835: Tithe Redemtion Act
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| 5 | 1836 | - 1836: Following the second French Revolution influx of French Immigrants
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| 6 | 1837 | - 1837: Victoria Queen of England 1837 - 1901
- 1837: Civil registration of Births, Marriages & Deaths in England & Wales is introduced in the Septemper Quarter.
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| 7 | 1838 | - 1838: Rise of the Chartist Movement
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| 8 | 1840 | - 1840: New Zealand declared a Crown colony
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| 9 | 1842 | - 1842: Mines Act - No female was to be employed underground, no boy under 10 years old was to be employed underground.Parish apprentices between the ages of 10 and 18 could continue to work in the mines.
There were no clauses relating to hours of work, and inspection could only take place on the basis of checking the 'condition of the workers'. Ironically, many women were annoyed that they could no longer earn the much needed money
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| 10 | 1845 | - 1845: Beginning of the Irish Potato Famine
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| 11 | 1846 | - 1846: After the approval of 273 new lines the Railway System rapidly expands
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| 12 | 1850 | - 1850: Factories Act Extended - restricted all women and young people to no more than ten-and-a-half hours work a day.
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