Public-house licensing and magistrate integrity debated
A letter from THOS. H. BARKER criticizes lax enforcement of new beerhouse rules and calls for magistrate independence from liquor interests. He cites 1861 44 beerhouse convictions in metropolitan districts, with declines in 1862 1863, and argues for exclusion of liquor traders from benches and councils to prevent bribery.
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Auglan
Thos
H. Barker
John Dalton
Cassell’s Household Guide announced by publishers Cassell Petter Galpin
Exeter Hall interior redecorated by Harland and Fisher under Alfred W Maberly with London Gloucester surveyor. The makeover transforms dingy concert rooms and corridors into a striking improvement.
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Messrs
Cassell, Petter
Irish land question reviewed by Times Special Commissioner
The Special Commissioner visits Clonmel Nenagh and Maryborough in Ireland. He notes low wages 6s to 10s weekly and varying farm conditions. He reports emigration waning and rents rising slowly since 18th century. Proposes fixed tenures and tenant rights to improve prosperity and peace. A Dublin town council meeting considers fixed tenure and tenant rights.
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The
Times
Ireland
Clonmel
Cashel
Tipperary
Nenagh
Lord Derby
Devon Commission
Arthur Young
Fee
Maryborough
Queen’s County
the Times
O'Connor Morris
Grosvenor Square
Lord Westminster
County of
Wexford
Vinegar Hill
John Gray
Johnston
Belfast
Ulster
Drew
M‘carthy Downing
Cork
Skibbereen
Ross
Maguire
Kilkenny
Town Council of
Dublin
Irish landlord argues for tenant removal right in land law
The Earl of Portsmouth writes to the Times criticizing Colonel Greville-Nugent regarding Ireland land law. He notes the current rule vests buildings in landlords in Ireland, unlike England, and urges a law allowing tenants to remove buildings with compensation, while condemning landlords who refuse leases for political reasons.
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Earl of
Portsmouth
The
Times
Greville-Nugent
England
Ireland
Blackpool Irish Church dispute echoes through walls
An article notes Blackpool residents plastering blue and yellow posters about the Irish Church dispute. It cites posters by Massingham Jeffrey and Wainwright defending the Establishment, accusing Nonconformists, and predicting Gladstone's demise.
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Blackpool
Blackpudleians
Hansard
Lord Cairns
Lord Granville
St. Stephen's
Dr. Massingham
N. S. Jeffrey
C. Hl. Wainwright
Ireland
Mgr. J.ilrey
Mr. Wainwright
Ben