Debates on Poor Laws and Reform Proposals in Parliament
The House debated limiting Poor Law relief, ending inter-parish removals, and reforming administration. Mr Scarlett urged a maximum assessed relief, ending free movement of paupers, with allies arguing for vestry reforms and broader oversight. Other items included bankruptcy law reform and Sicily instructions.
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Abercromby
Bles
J. Newport
Bart
Denman
Azainse
Marquis of Londonderry
Scarlett
Eli
Jand Jet the Mouse
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House of Lords
Nantwich
Cheshire
England
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Charles I
Justices of the Peace
Mear
Charles II
Knight Burn
Mr. Scarlett
Manchester
London
Midland
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Magquis
Londonderry
Llear
Robert Wilson
Calcraft
Bourne
Pentluman
Isle of Wight
Monck
M. A. Taylor
Wilson
Mogi
Surrey
Sussex
John Smith
J. Smith
Committee of Supply
Brogden
G. Bennet
Lushington
Gilbert
Banks
Thomas Baring
Bennet
Serjeant Praedeas
Littleton
Bloody actions by Spaniards in South America described
An eye-witness account from the Macedonian details Spanish hostilities against American sailors in Callao Lima and surrounding harbor towns. The bombardment and crossfire injure and kill crew, with later reports of further attacks on vessels and sailors, including Mr. Marshall. The letter notes the outrage and fear aboard the Macedonian and notes subsequent dispatches from Lima and Port-au-Prince.
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NEW York Daily Advertiser
South America
Callao
U. S
Bera
Chekrane
Esmeralda
Mr. M
Marshall
Perlaps
Rampart
Baltimore
Mr. Marshall
Downes
Mr. Rodgers
Lima
Viceroy's Palace
Ainb
Troyers
Imimu
Philadelphia National Advocate
Robert Fulton
Charleston
Charlesten
Llavanua
Caraccas
Bolivar
Morill
Torre
Republic
Spain
Mary of Charleston
St. Jago
Havanna
Travantna
O’donaju
Mexico
Apodaca
O' Donaju
Bonaparte
Ferdinand
Andalusia
Cadia
Port-Au-Prince
Boyer
Rovelt
Harmit in London praised as a useful classical work
A London notice extols Harmit in London as a valuable classical work for instruction and amusement. It compares its effect to a camera obscura, offering miniature views of life that reveal social conduct and moral improvement. It also advertises Aromatic Paints by James Crease and Son for interior and exterior decorating.
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London
James Crease
West Smith‘field
Marriages and Obits Notice from Victorian Times
Marriages reported at St Pancras Church between James de Cox and Louisa Hughes with a Cambridge connection. A Goodge Street residence marks the death of Peter Dawson in his 89th year. Stockton Tees records the birth of Charlotte Macgregor Murray, infant daughter of Colonel and Lady Charlotte. Islington confirms the death of Edwin Brainridge, formerly of Dyer's Buildings Holborn Sulichor and 54.
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Panceas Church
Are Baggitt
Clare Hall
Cambridge
James. de Cox
Burwash
Sussex
Louisa
Richard Hughes
Lincoln's Inn
Petia
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Sicily
W. Bentinck
W. A
Na- Bees
American Papers
Richard
Port-au-Vrince
Dossous
Gonaives
Joseph
Austher
Hayti
France
Hayu
Christophe
vetau-Prince