Plans for Poor Relief and Visiting Committee Rules
A detailed account describes the operation of a town charity system with directors, searchers, and visitors. It covers case intake, inquiry procedures, scheduling, relief authority, and four committees for examinations, employment, education, and food distribution. It notes a Sunday fire at Mr Hall's Strand Street house and the Brighton Palace relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tf Sf
Sepa
Hall
Strand-street
Sherif Read
Picker H
Enia
Brighton
Hoyal
T Janes Macintosh
Great Britain
Plad
Point Veelle
Parish Committee Meeting Reports Subscriptions and Absences
The secretary notes that two members of the committee were absent and outlines actions to call on missing subscribers. Mr Kennedy presided, thanks were given, and it was agreed to post names in the parish to avoid visits to individual homes. Remaining subscriptions were respectable, with near 600 total reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exnis
Darcy
Bai
Jane Pier Chee
Niidagi
M'Carthy
Olivers
Mallingar
Belfast
Sadler
Yetes
Ieronaut
Belfiat
Metropolis
Hullywoody
Hugh Kennedy
Cultra
Kennedy
Chencsty
Greenor
Hollywood
J.turnty
Johan Turnly
Cunningham Greg
James Bristow
F.turnly
Alex. Gordon
A. Forbes
Jams Gardner
Henry Kennedy
William Bateson
Mr. Morrow
Willam Patton
Wilt Killips
John McDowd
H. Stewart
Me.Davidson
Hamilton
Jackson
Wiliam Woodside
Br.gibson
W. A. Holmes
H. Sloan
Key
H. W. Harrison
Soan
Turdy
Pétish
Heevison
Rosa
Bloea
Steve
Meade. Purlys Woohby
Stowy
Kiel
Gaeg
Joh Turnly
Hollyween
Grand Duke Nicholas Visits London and Country Estates
The Grand Duke Nicholas arrives in London after the Lance Exercize, is hosted by the Prince and Princess Regent, attends Covent Garden Theatre, and tours Sir William Con greve’s district. He tours Woburn Abbey and prepares to visit Warwick Castle Chatsworth and Derbyshire, with an absence projected beyond a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Duke
Sicbolas
Nicholas
Lonton
Rupeiay
Ambascador
Townes
Nicholay
Fog Claremont
Charlotte
Prince Leopoly
Prince
Boncess
Wangien
Beda
Leove
J. Alban
Prodhne
Count Munster
Cunningham
Woolwich Dock
Woolwich
Parikratiell
William Congreve
Duke of Cumberland
Mumberland House
St. James's Palace
St. Alban
Sehouse
Hamel
Count Lieven
Marquis of
Chommondely
Earl Percy
Welbeck-street
Rolondl Addenbroke
Imperial
Prince Leopold
St. Alban's House
Nanog
Woburn
Woburn Abbey
Warwick Castle
Birmingham
Duke of Devonshire
Chatsworth
Derbyshire
London
Riots Stride Through London After Executions
The Evening Star reports a rare riot in the City of London after four executions at the Old Bailey. A crowd of several hundred gathered at the scene then marched toward Spa Fields, growing larger as more people joined from Finsbury Square with a cart and banners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Esterday
Old Hailey
Spa Fields
Titay
Ff Hel
Towarite
Finsbury Fqiare
London Mob Rampage Ends with Bank Assault and Exchange Siege
A large unruly mob armed with guns, pistols, and a tri colored flag attacked shops along Newgate Street and Cheapside, seized arms from gun shops, wounded a man, and fired on the Bank and Royal Exchange. The Horse Guards dispersed the crowd. police detained about 100 of the 400 inside the Exchange. Security measures included infantry and Life Guards overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyas
Spaifie
Iteer Tinky Pbc
Ibmber
Kbit
Nathaniel Conant
Tartoli
Gifford
Mel Qotterell
House of Correction
Spinflebey
Rainsford
Leach
Hattoingard
Westminster
Spa
Clase
Beckwith
Catento Street
Cinta
Cheapside
Xrest
Royal Exchange
Tim
Wiebac
Swesson House
Hazaaing
J ¥Atsun
Axserb
Mesarg, Brandon and Co
Rae
Horse Guards
Fleet-street
Thwaites
Wood Street
Fleet Market
Newgate-street
Newgate
Life Guards
Old Bailey
Tower
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