English to Irish Meaning of chartism - Chartism

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Noun(1) the principles of a body of 19th century English reformers who advocated better social and economic conditions for working people
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(1) The largest lake trout, known as ferox, become almost solely fish eaters, following the huge shoals of artic charr found in the huge ice-age lakes of Northern England and Scotland.(2) Other companions included Arctic char , plaice and sea scorpions, which followed us around inquisitively wherever we roamed.(3) The Arctic char are one of Ireland's most ancient and therefore most native freshwater fish species.(4) A brook trout according to my literature is a char .(5) The arctic char is distantly related to salmon, and like salmon its meat is dense and rich.(6) I fished for char on Arctic land and cooked it by burning blueberry twigs with the fish on a stone inside.(7) By the end of the day, he had six, a mixture of char and trout.(8) The co-existence of pike, char , salmon and trout is well documented.(9) Add the Arctic char to the oil and maintain the temperature, adjusting the heat as necessary.(10) And, if you dip a fishing rod into any one of their famous fish farms, you're likely to land a very fat salmon or char .(11) It shows a man holding up the earth, with an Arctic char and a wolf against a backdrop of the northern lights.(12) Trout, char , halibut and now cod are all being successfully farmed.(13) This lure, now housed in a Cumbrian museum, is thought to have been used to fish for the elusive char that is renown in the Lake District.(14) A warmer Arctic could increase the number of some species, such as Arctic char , a fish.(15) Several characteristics differentiate them and likewise all of the char .(16) All chars except lake trout are recorded as arctic char , which, as far as is known, do not occur in the area.
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