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>During a similar period Feargus O’Connor was having >political problems of his own. In 1832 he had been >elected as an MP for County Cork, but had been >expelled from parliament in 1835 because he did not >meet the property qualification to be a Member. He >settled in the north of England, where he bought a >newspaper business, The Northern Star, from William >Hill of Barnsley. The paper campaigned fiercely >against the 1834 Poor Law Amendment Act, for the >Ten-Hour Movement, and, although a ‘legal’ newspaper, >against Stamp Duty. Although he had no part in >drafting the Charter, O’Connor recognised its >political value as a common platform for Radical >demands for reform.[4]

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