London Police Court Chronicle of Petty Offences and Trials
A long police court report covers a string of cases including a woman pleading guilty to pocket theft on a crowded omnibus, a card sharp charged with railway cheating, a high profile detainee for mental irregularities, a spectacle theft by a man, a drunkenness and arson incident, an embezzlement trial of a clerk, a Dublin court judgment on Mountgarret, a purse theft near Hyde Park, a wife stabbing in Thames court, and a rioter remanded in Bow and Marylebone courts with additional knife evidence and family testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Has Em Solomon
A’beckett
Brighton
Martin
Marylebone Police Court
Robert Woodhand
Long
Home Secretary
Prince Albert
Cleveland
Derance
Forster
Bouthwark
Susan Varaun
Proscentrix
New Kent Road
Draunkenness
Bow-street
John Mould
Bow Street
Brydges-street
Wright
Mitchell
Guildhall
James Scott
Mag Seridge
Samuel Moore
Colerman Street
City
John Harty
Moox Toarret Peeract
Dublin
Mouotgarret
Baron Greene
Lord Mountarret
Richards
Pennether
Court of Error
House of Lords
Street Robery
Mary Gleeson
Broughton
Join ©. Surtees
Manchester
Lloyd
Albion-street
Hydepark
Regent’s Circus
Surtees
Staspine
Dennis Cavanagh
Thames
Giles
Aplar
Mary Cavanagh
Catherine Turner
Mr. Setfe
Selfe
Macaulay and the Quakers Ancestry Reexamined
The piece notes Macaulay’s Quaker lineage through his grandfather disowned by the Society. It recalls Thomas Mills who joined Quakers in 1778, was disowned eleven years later, yet wore Quaker garb and attended meetings. Selina Mills, Mills’s daughter, married Zachary Macaulay and was mother to the historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dtheneum
Mr. Macaulay
Macaulay
Society of Friends
Bristol
Selina
Zachary Macaulay
Picco's Concerto Excites Large Audiences at St James
The Sardinian minstrel blind-born performer dazzles weekly crowds at St James's Theatre with remarkable whistle melodies. Cremonne Gardens under Mr Simpson's lease provides consistently varied and genuine amusements, drawing thousands from all classes and earning public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picco
St. James's Theatre
Cremonne Gardens
Simpson
Hymn of Nature by Whe Poet
God of the earths extended plains contented by the mountaing rige like holy to Where man might commune with the aky. The tall eloyf the-storm That lowers upon the vale below, Where shaded fountains send their streams With joyous music in their flow. God of the forests solemn shade the grandeur of the lonely tree that wreathes singly with the gale Lifta up admiring eyes to Thee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Prose on Proverbs Ossian and Queen Victoria in 19th Century Tone
A fragmentary digest of reflections on proverbs Ossian's poems and a note on Queen Victoria. It considers how proverbs reveal national character, praises Ossian for its archaic impact, and traces Victoria's royal lineage from George II to Queen Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher
Ossian
Plover
Oasian
Queen Victoria
Victoria the
William the Fourth
George the Fourth
George the
Annual Leeds Anti Slavery Society meeting outcomes
The April 30 annual meeting at Parkrow Town Mission room, led by Hamilton Richardson, approved a fiery third annual report condemning slavery and opposing the American Board of Missions and Turkish Missions Aid Society for sending Bibles abroad while slaves endure bondage at home. The gathering urged Churches to unite against slavery and called for separation from the Board until it renounces complicity with slavery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds Antislavery Society
Town Mission Room
Parkrow
Hamilton Richardson
Willcox Ananareap
American Board of Missions and Turkish Missions Aid Society
Board of Missions
John Wesley
American Board of Missions
Turkish “Missions Aid Society
Matthews
Wisconsin
America
England
United States
Winnos Armistrap
Scott
Airedale College
Leeds Anti-Slavery Association
Turkish Missions Aid Society
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
American Board
Lineage chain from Henry II to William I tracing royal cousins
Tracing a complex genealogical line from Henry II back to William the Conqueror, listing a long series of relations: George the Fi, Anne, William III, James II, Charles II, Charles I, James I, Elizabeth, Mary, Edward VI, Henry VIII, Richard III, Edward IV, Edward V, Edward the Confessor, and other monarchs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George the Fi
Anne
Wiliam the Third
James the Second
Charles the Second
Charles the First
James the First
Elizabeth
Mary
Edward the Sixth
of the
Henry the
Richard the
Edward the Fifth
Edward the Fourth
Henry the Sixth
Fifth
Henry the Fourth
Richard the Second
Edward the Third
Edward the Second
Edward the First
Henry the Third
John
Richard the First
Henry the Second
Stephen
Henry the First
William Rufus
William the Conqueror
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Moore
Heing
London-bridge
A Moore
the Public Assembly
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