Distressing Juvenile Case at Fiantes Police Court
In a Thursday session at Fiantes Police Court ten year old John Harris was charged with stealing boots from Sarah Waite. He confessed to begging and stealing, and magistrates remanded him to arrange parish relief, noting his lack of parents and uncertain home. Other cases included a Not Guilty verdict for a Central Criminal Court suspect and a murder case of Elizabeth Higgins deemed temporary insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiantes
John Harris
Sarah Waite
Kettle
Biater-Street
Brick-lane
Johnson
Mr. Yardley
Pethrtal-green
Epwaap Narene
Stooksroxer
Bay of the Central Criminal Court
Tantate
Arremprep Suicipe
Munper
Elizabeth Higgins
Regent's Canal
Parry
Inal Court of Appeal
Hawlins
Qdédorge Milingi
St. John’s Wood
Vendist
Quilty
Mumnper
Central Criminal Court
Anne Merritt
Trant
Deffel
Robert ‘Brent
Southampton
Winchester Assizes
Edmund Henry Suamonga
Southampton Union
Elizabeth Biggs
Biggs
Jack Keron
Mowat Tracties
Worship Street
William Calcraft
Witham Union
Essex
Sarah Calcraft
Hatfield Peveril
Hammill
Shee
Union
Corporation of London
Edward Tomas Denarreno
Royal Italian Opera
Antislavery Meeting Highlights Bremer and Sumner Scene
Report from the Pennsylvania Freeman describes an Antislavery meeting in Boston where Betsey Blakely and another escaped slave were showcased. Frederica Bremer stood with Charles Sumner as Samuel May Jr presented the girl to the audience amid a moving, electric response and Bremer contributed a bouquet and funds. The piece also notes emigration discussions at the Albion Hotel and a meager Stafford protection meeting led by Lord Talbot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frepenica Bremer
Pennsylvania Freeman
Boston
Betsey Blakely
Wilmington
N. C
Frederica Bremer
Charles Sumner
Samuel May
Miss Bremer
Albion
Aldersgate-street
Natal Company
G. E. Cottrell
Byrne
Christopher
Lord Talbot
Stafford
National Association For the Protection of British Industry
Festus and the universal Christian hope in modern poetry
The review extols the poem Festus by Pawar ld, praising its cosmic reach and Christian themes. It compares the epic to Dante and Milton, lauds its handling of redemption, and situates it as a central spiritual work beyond mere plot. It also notes other poems in the volume and cites related reflections on Chartist policy and Harney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Festus
Thut
Lebanon
Rose of Sharon
Calvary
Chartist
G. J. Harney
Thomas Cuarn
National Charter Association
London
Boonham
High Holborn
Julian Harney
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LAW
Police
Tun Contour
R. Peet
Pawarld
Deak
Pickering