Confessions amid Trials at Cambridge and Multiple Assizes
Mary Reeder admits poisoning Mrs Lucas as motive arises in Cambridge capital case. At Surrey, Denny is sentenced to death for murdering his illegitimate child. Liverpool damages awarded to Woodrow from railway over train derailment. Defamation case at Gloucester: Rev J Seton Karr wins minimal damages. Liverpool savings bank officials jailed for embezzlement. Two Liverpool policemen jailed for assault. Davenport faces life transportation for shooting at an officer. Bentley station wall accident yields damages. City pickpocket trial ends with tongue in cheek remarks from Alderman Carden.
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Mary Reeder
Lucas
Cambridge
Mrs. Lucas
Surrey Assizes
Denny
Eliza Tarrant
Liverpool
Woodrow
Manchester
Lancaster and Carlisle
Ind
Gloucester Assizes
J. Seton Karr
Berkeley
Ruther
John Sheridan
William Page
John Kilshaw
Kilshaw
Warwick Assizes
Davenport
Read
Bury St. Edmund’s
Staines
Eastern Union and
Hadleigh Junction Railway Company
Bentley
Turer
Mansion House
Alderman Carden
Central Criminal Court
Bridewell
Secular Education Petition Sparks Manchester Meeting
Easter Monday crowd at Manchester Town Hall debates national secular education led by Mayor John Potter. Inside and outside crowds push for a Lancashire Public School system while an amendment for religious elements fails amidst disruption. secular petition adopted. A second outside gathering supports the Lancashire plan and a costly Chancery settlement ends litigation between Alderman Girts and St Stephen’s parishioners with £500 paid by each side.
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Manchester
John Potter
Lancashire
Francis Tucker
J. J. Taylor
D.D
Canon Stowell
Charles Haydon
Wesleyan
Alderman Girts
St. Stephen’s, Walbrook
The Westminster Review Notes on Beauty and Industry
A detailed survey of The Westminster Review contents discusses Lord Jeffrey’s beauty theory as a metaphysical error, then surveys essays on Persian Cuneiform Inscriptions, Roman liberty, and 1851 Industrial Exhibition plans. Critics critique site choice, rail access costs, and suggest a Birmingham Railway field location near Regent's Park for efficient rail delivery.
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Westminster Review
Ebenezer Elliott
Lord Jeffrey
Rome
Duke of Devonshire
Kew
London
Belgrave-square
Buckingham Palace
St. Paul’s
England
Euston Square
Paddington
Birmingham
Regent’s Canal
Regent’s Park
Home Secretary
House of Commons
Department of the State
Z. E
Atlantic and
Pacific
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Times
Chronicle
Edinburgh Review
Figs
Church of England
Eclectic
Thomas de Quincey
de Quincey
Baron Bétvés
Hungary
Kossuth
Liberal Party
Knight
Dr. Hamilton
Carlyle
India
Albert Brenton
Francis Jeffrey
Earlies
Jesus Christ