Bigot Lord Russell Attacked by Dissenters in Press
A passage mocks Lord John Russell as a bigot and insane bigot amid protests by Manchester Examiner Gateshead Observer Norfolk News and Bristol Examiner. Reform voices include Rev G Conder and Rev J J Brown urging clear dissenters policy and anti state church speeches in multiple towns and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Russell
Manchester Examiner
Gateshead Observer
Norfolk News
Bristol Examiner
G. Conder
Leeds Mercury
J. J. Brown
Reading Mercury
Boston
F. Matthews
Wilson
Trial over Toleration Act case at Aylsham Norfolk
A hearing in Aylsham concerns Rev. Charles Povah’s charge against expelled Wesleyan minister John Palmer for occupying the pulpit at Cawston chapel and allegedly breaching the Toleration Act. Magistrates ruled no molestation proved and declined to send the case to sessions.
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Aylsham
Norfolk
Charles Povah
John Palmer
Cawston
B. T. Sharpe
Norwich
Povah
Tillett
Cawston Chapel
Palmer
Mr. Povah
Wesleyan Conference
Court of Chancery
Norfolk News
Edinburgh elects Mr. Top as ward councillor in triumph
Mr. Top was yesterday week elected a town counsellor for the first municipal ward of Edinburgh. On Thursday his constituents settled the amount for which he had been imprisoned, and they carried him from the jail in a carriage to the council room where he took his seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Hamilton
Dr. Hamilton
John Jackson
Leeds Mercury
Atton Locke
Record
C. Kingsley
Alton Locke
Queen’s College
Kingsley
Manchester
Wesleyan Times
Bridgend
Llandaff
Wales
Church of
James II
Church of Rome
Carruthers
Liverpool
Crimea
Leeds
Astracan
Oxford
Top
Edinburgh
St Luke's Hospital Holds Patient Ball on St Luke's Day
At St Luke's Hospital a ball was held for patients with sixty to seventy lunatics joining officers and nurses. Dancing lasted from six to nine with patients retiring to dormitories afterward. The event pleased the patients and was reportedly well behaved despite cases of mania.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
St. Luke’s
King Edward Ragged and Industrial Schools Foundation Layed
A foundation ceremony in Spitalfields marked the start of King Edward Ragged and Industrial Schools and Eastern Juvenile Refuge in Albert Street Buxton Street. The project aims to house over 200 children and provide dormitory and domestic training facilities, with total costs around £3600 and £1387 raised so far.
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King Edward Ragged and Industrial Schools
Spitalfields
Albert-street
Buxton-street
Thomas Beauchamp Proctor
H. R. Wiulliams
Lord Ashley
William Hill
Grorce Simmons
Hewxett
W. Tyzer
Eastern Juvenile Ree
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