Horner and Bentham in a Victorian Memoir and Periodicals
A historical notice recounts Mr. Horner’s political career and the bullion question, then sketches Bentham at Ford Abbey and his scribbling-shop routine. It reviews June periodicals with essays on Jenny Lind, colonial questions, religious controversy, and reform, plus reports on lodging houses, railway travel, Abney Park Cemetery, an inquest into a burglar’s death, and a coast guard abolition followed by a Liverpool foundry fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horner
St. Mawes
Bentham
Ford Abbey
William
Mr. Horner
Coke
Lyttleton
Ireland
Pisa
Tall’s Magazine
Jenny Lind
Jenny
Margaret Smith
Exeter College
Eclectic Review
Archdeacon Hare
The
English Review
John Sterling
Sterling Club
Hare
England
Bannister
van Diemen’s Land
France
Germany
William Collins
R.A
Collins
James Shore
Exeter
Anti-state Church Association
Kemble
Ross
Columbia
Charles Cochrane
George Street
Bloomsbury
St. Anne’s
Compton-Street
Soho
Bagnigge-wells
Metropolitan Buildings
St. Pancras Road
Lancashire and Yorkshire Company
Manchester
Sheffield and Lincolnshire
East Lancashire
London and North-Western Company
Apnry Park Cemetery
Abney Park Cemetery
London Tavern
Charing-cross Hospital
Bedford
James Robertson
Jenkins
Nassau-street
Steggall
Customs
Mounted Coast Guard
Livex
Liverpool
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Periodicals
Lord Elgin
Thackeray
Dickens
Canada
West Indies
Commons
Great Britain