Metropolitan Police Extension and Threat Note
The Observer reports government plans to extend the metropolitan police area to twenty miles from the metropolis as commissioners prepare arrangements. It also covers the Bow Street case of William Steward Sheridan who threatened Lord John Russell and was ordered to keep the peace with sureties after his acquittal. The Queen's Bench awarded costs to Isaac Latimer of the Plymouth Journal in a defence-related matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Police
William Steward Sheridan
Pigdrra
Bow Street
John Russell
M.P
Inland Revenue Department
Queen’s Bench
Isaae Latimer
Plymouth Journal
Costa
Prynne
Court, Official and Personal News From Windsor and Parliament
The Times faces a sharp attack in Daily News over Windsor guests including ex-minister General Radowitz. Alfred Tennyson is named Poet Laureate replacing Wordsworth. Lords Nugent of Aylesbury dies aged 60. His career spans Irish barony, reform, and parliamentary service. Mrs. Bell Martin dies in New York after literary fame and vast Irish estates, mortgaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Radowitz
Prussia
Times
Daily News
Austria
England
America
Oregon
France
Venice
Alfred Tennyson
William Wordsworth
Lorn Nucent
Aylesbury
Marquess of Buckingham
George Grenville
Portugal
Lord Nugent
Vere Poulett
House of Commons
Aylesbur
Caroline
Spain
Treasury
Ionian Islands
Robert Peel
Aylenbury
Bell Martin
New York
United States
Miss Martin
Galway
Ireland
Notable deaths of Mrs Bell Martin and Mr Geonce Wombwell
The obituary notes Mrs Bell Martin as a major contributor to the Encyclopedie des Gens du Monde and author of St Etienne and Julia Howard. It reports the death of Mr Geonce Wombwell at Northallerton, Yorkshire, aged 73, after a lingering illness, with his travelling menageries to be kept by the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bell Martin
Northallerton
Yorkshire
Saul
Mr. Wombwell
Maldon
Essex
Sweating System and Public Meeting in Edinburgh
A Thursday gathering in Queen Street Hall discussed the sweating system linked to tailoring. Lord Ashley condemns the practice as cruel and oppressive, urging public attention and healthier workplaces. Speakers included Professor Aytoun and Dr. Gavin, with focus on housing conditions and moral health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Queen Street Hall
Millan
Board of Health
Aytoun
Ashley
Alexander
Ritchie
Taylor
Crosby Hall
Gavin
Lord Ashley
Adiles
England
Lights and Shades of Ireland by Mrs Nicholson
A London edition reviews Mrs Nicholson’s Irish tour and famine narrative. It praises her fearless charity in destitute districts from 1846 to 1849, notes personal quirks and fanaticism, but commends the three part work for its humane aims and moral impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Ry A. NicHolson
New York
London
Houlston and Co
Gilpin
Cabinera
Mr. Godolphin Osborne
Nicholson
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