Roebuck on Education Religion and Return
The speech reviews Roebuck's views on education and church endowments, urging union of Liberal factions in policy and religion. It notes clashes between Established Church education and Dissenting ministers, and cites Ireland and Canada as examples of governance and subsistence policy. The passage reflects on Cobden's budget and calls for working-class prudence and support for peace.
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Bradford
Witahire
Sribate
Sayeah
Tl Palery
Lea Og
Ireland
Datesman
Cobden
Roebuck
Canada
Europe
England
Lord John Russell
Sirbert Peel
Bold butcher rides a North train by clinging to car door
A bold butcher from Tynemouth jumped onto a North train near Shields, clung to the line and rode toward Morpeth. The guard helped him aboard after a dramatic night escape, with the man paying fare and leaving safely. The note ends with a reflection on game laws and poaching costs.
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Tynemouth
Newcastle
Shields
Joe Miller
Cape St. Vincent
Morpeth
Gateshead
Nottingham
Southwell House of Correction
Abstract of the Produce and Revenue Returns
Abstract shows the produce and revenue figures for January 5 1848 and January 1 1848 beside 1810 totals, indicating increases or decreases. It lists distributions, tax yields, and adjustments for the period.
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Wens Laneegone
Consolidated Fund
Uceene
C. Eure
Linkin
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Eateacan
Agvanggs
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Public Meeting on Unemployed Workers in Westminster
The High Bailiff of Westminster calls a public meeting at Williams Rooms King Street St James's to address widespread unemployment among mechanics and workmen and seek ways to relieve distress and provide employment. The meeting is tomorrow with chair at one o clock.
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Westminster
Willia’s Rooma
King Street
St. James’s
Court and Personal News from Windsor Castle
Windsor Castle hosts numerous distinguished visitors including the Duchess of Cambridge the Princess Mary and Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar. Fashionable social round continues with theatre and royal audiences as Royalties and diplomats depart and other officials travel to Berlin for Schleswig Holstein talks.
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Tan
Windsor Castle
Duchess of Cambridge
Mary
Prince Edaward
Saxe Weimar
Marchioness
Waterford
Thureday
Bayon Andrian
Rubens
Bion Zourcisault
John Madison Morton
Kant
Mini Tere
Hauchess of
Cambridge
Pricesy Bia
Peinca Edward
End Youmer
Weyer
John Ussell
Baron Audrina
Welluington
Strathfieldasye
Louie Pustirrs
Louis Philippe
Richmond
Isle of Wight
Drenri Guéneau de Musay
Chevalier Bunsen
Town
Berlin
Prussia
Denmark
Europe
Lord Archuianp
Morning Herald
Earl of Carlisle
Marquis of Normanby
Admiralty
Baring
Portesmouth
James Graham
Charles Wood
Exchequer
House of Lords
Board of Admiralty
Whitehall
Tragic Cotton Clerk Death and Prison Reform Meeting
A cotton manufactory book-keeper in Ashton was accidentally killed by a colleague who misfired a loaded gun. Also a London meeting at the London Coffee-house discussed Mr Charles Pearson MP's prison discipline plan, supported by Captain Maconochie and others, forming a committee to pursue his reform proposals.
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Walker
Ashton
Norfolk Island
Pearson
Peter Laurie
Bennoch
Toulmin Smith
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