Remanded on Bail as Case Ends and Local Nuisance Action
The accused was remanded on bail until Thursday when the case terminates. Officers report Sirrell’s refusal to plead guilty, citing his long refining trade and lack of concealment evidence. Public nuisance actions target lodgings for the poor Irish in Church Lane with severe overcrowding and filth, giving a week to remove the hazards. A Leeds magistrates session involves Warren and Leonard over robbery at the Leeds Post Office with Warren committed for trial on multiple forgery and theft charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodkin
Lewis
Sirrell
Alderman Gibbs
Boratary
Regent’s Park
Paul
Holford
Broughton
Robinson
Phillips
Church Lane
St. Giles’s
Bowstreet
Durham
New Oxford Street
Henry
Dix
Buckridge
Dent
Leeds
John Warren
Hannah Leonard
Cotton Growth Inquiry Sent to India by Manchester Chamber
The Manchester Chamber of Commerce resolved to dispatch Alexander Mackay to India to study cotton cultivation with Glasgow Chamber of Commerce promising cooperation. A separate account describes a visitor at Wombwell's menagerie who was mauled by an African lion, suffering head and hand injuries and neck scratches before the keeper stopped the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
Alexander Mackay
Glasgow Chamber of Commerce
Dunham
Wombwell
Review of North British Review on Carlyle and periodicals
The North British Review defends Carlyle’s influence and argues his protest spirit reshapes English thought and letters. It surveys his impact on literature politics and language while noting related essays on Hengh Life of Leigh Hunt and agricultural policy. It also critiques Blackwood and other periodicals for their treatment of economics universities and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
North British Review
Carlyle
Caithness
Cornwall
Department of Action
Hengh
North
Britain
Reformed Church of France
Leigh Hunt
England
Italy
Blackwoop
Prussia
Spain
Anna Hammer
Alton Locke
Great Britain
Palladium
Lamartine
Charles Knight
London
Hoan
de Quincy
People’s
Howitt
Parson Frank
Christian Lady’s Lisrarryy
Countess of Huntingdon
Destitution and Miseries of the Poor Researched
Clerical works from Rev H Surry Rev W B Aoy and Rev W S Finch published in London by Parker receive prizes of 50 30 and 20 pounds for their studies on the condition of the poor and remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Surry
Parkhurst
London
Parker
W. B. Aoy
M.A
Little Baddow
W.S. Fincn
St James’s
Curtain-road