Meanings of chartist in English

The man was a leveller, a chartist, a positivist- adespiserof dignities!

This meeting seriously damaged the chartist cause in the metropolis.

The government thus showed the impotency of the chartist party, and its own respect for constitutional rights.

Of course I should be a (magna) chartist for evermore, even without the previous predilection.

The petition and chartist executive committee arrived at the lobby of the commons by half-past three o'clock.

When the gallery was opened, the chartist petition, of awful bulk, stood rolled up in front of the table.

A chartist delegate- apeasant'sdaughter.

That gentleman wished the Irish repealers to join the chartist movement, and to place himself at the head of both.

The threatened disturbances in Ireland, and the chartist agitation at home, aggravated the evil effects which so many other causes produced.

The chartist confederacy put forth all its force, and its leader, Fergus O'Connor, assumed unwonted boldness, both in and out of parliament.

From every part of the provinces chartist delegates arrived, by railway and coach, bringing large rolls of petitions to be appended to the general roll.

The morrow's conversation of the reading party turns on "noble ladies and rustic girls, their partners." And here speaks out Hewson the chartist:

He has a friend, a Chartist in France, whom he visits often.

Though I was only six I distinctly remember the Chartist riots in 1848.

The Chartist petition was rejected by the House of Commons contemptuously.

A friend of mine, by the name of William Butcher, is a Chartist.