Crime in Lancashire and a Notting ham Fire
A wide era of crime is noted in Lancashire with a Salford jury noting the link to rising wages and intemperance. Nottingham suffers a severe factory fire estimated at over 100000 pounds, while the Endowed Schools Act prompts new schemes and public notices.
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Thomas Hines
Central Criminal Court
Baron Pigott
Justice Quain
Lancashire
Salford
Hove
Brighton
Manchester
Ashton-under- Lyne
Therisoner
Notringham
Nottingham
Samuel Morley
M.P
Morley
Alliance
London
Liverpool
Globe
Norwich Union
Scottish Provincial
Sun
Privy Council Office
Dulwich College
Colston's Hospital
Cathedral College
Bristol
North London
St. Clement Danes Charities
THE
Labourers’ Union
Leamington
Arch
Ward
Perriston Towers
Leamington Union
Canada
Dominion
Henry Taylor
Newcastle
Blake
Pickup
Charles Auckland
Auckland
Richmond
Ealing
Eltham
Bexley Heath
Peckham
Foresthill
Alaric Rumsey
Wimbledon
Waterloo Bridge
South Kensington
Redcliff
Baron Amphlett
Leeds Ass
Jay
Laintiff
Public Works Loan Commissioners
Metropolitan Association
Highgate Dwellings Improvement Company (Limited
Improved Industrial Dwellings Company
Corporation of Liverpool
Newcastle-on- Tyne Industrial Dwellings Company (Limited
Cardiff Workmen’s Cottage Company
Briton Ferry Cottage Company
Liverpool Labourers’ Dwellings Company
United States
Ohio
America
Castle Garden
Mundella
Paradise Square
Sheffield
Alderman Hallam
Stansfeld
Disraeli
Mr. Disraeli
Ireland
Alexander Macdonald
Liberal Party
Gladstone
Claasses
Labour Representation League
League
Cockspur-street
Pall-mall
Campin
Conservative Party
Mottershead
Messrs
Fawcett
Lord Sandon
G. Savage
Messrs. Galbraith and
Brighty
Eccarius