Mrs Butler and Christian reform spark a custom in the law
The article argues that law and society fail to treat women as equal to men, condemning the social evils of unequal rights. It praises Pere Hyacinthe and Mrs Butler for challenging vice and urging laws that protect public order and decency, while acknowledging opposition from profligate factions.
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Pére Hyacinthe
Tacitus
Europe
America
Stansfeld
Richard
Butler
Arethusa Ships Hold Navy Charity Day for Homeless Boys
On board the Arethusa and the Chichester, the Refuge for Homeless and Destitute Children hosted its annual event with Lord Shaftesbury presiding. A thousand boys receive support, prizes, and naval skills training, amid speeches by Morley and others, plus boat races and ship inspections.
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Worcester
Clio
Warspite
Chichester
Arethusa
Friends of the Institution
Charing Cross Pier
Greenhithe
Thames
Purfleet
Arethaéa
Earl of Shaftesbury
Harriet
Edith Ashley
London
Admiralty
Williams
Coldbathfields Prison
Walter
Boxer
Morley
Sam Morley
Bristol
Henderson
Bobby
Burdett-Coutts
Lord Shaftesbury
Golden-lane