Although in England, mostly, the effects of the reduction in income/wages must have been country wide - look up Chartist riots.
My family involvement and expulsion in all that went on was in the 1830s. In the next county, the 1840s.

You might like John Kirkpatrick's 'On the road to freedom' - several versions on Youtube.

They asked for a living wage and got blacklisted, and the industries were moved to other areas and into factories, the hand looms were redundant.

The hand loom weavers were upper working class, their income was not rock bottom until the work was taken from them - their homes were often two stories with the upper one having windows!! There were even two story homes with workshops in the back, in the long thin 'burghs' which was how the medieval town centres were laid out.

Anne the Pleater