The Middlesex Licensing Stance and Theatres Refused
The Times notes Middlesex magistrates deny Kensington Mile End Portman Market and Strand theatre licenses. Critics argue license refusals harm humble audiences and push moral panic, citing pickpocket risk and theater as harmless recreation, urging restraint and fair treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Middlesex
Kent Theatre
Kensington
Sir John Conroy
Duchess of Kent
Drury Lane
Mile-end
Portman-market
Strand Theatres
Strand
Rayner
Mile
Poor Law Commissioners and their first two months' work
A Morning Chronicle view argues the commissioners have done little beyond framing letters, with no assistant commissioners or parish unions formed yet. It stresses the need for active use of their powers to union parishes, appoint guardians, and implement quarterly account audits to prevent mal administration and ensure effective relief under the Poor Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poor Law Commissioners
Morning Chronicle
Board of Guardians
England
Poor Law Commission
House of Commons
Poor Law
Pratt
Somerset-house
Commissioners of Police
London
Commissionera
Delay in Amendment Reflected In Public Warnings
The text argues that the amendment's delay harms rate payers and receivers and that the two months since enactment should not judge the act's efficiency. It stresses that the public is the intended audience and urges patience for safety while pursuing rapid progress consistent with caution.
Lord Brougham and Durham Compared in Reform Debate
The Spectator reports ongoing quarrel between Chancellor Lord Brougham and Lord Durham. The Salisbury speech intensifies scrutiny of their aims, with Durham shown as progressive reformer and Brougham accused of retrograde self interest and public posturing. The piece disputes the Chronicle’s claim of shared aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Brougham
Earl OF Durham
the Spectator
Salisbury
Jorning Chronicle
Lord Durham
Lords Brougham
Durham
Chronicle
Major Cartwright
City of London
Brougham
House of Peers
Duke of Wellington
Robert Peel
Pitt
Scotland
Edinburgh
England
Cate
Scott
Inverness
Jehu
Washington Irvine
House of Lords
Commons
Lords
Dundee
Penny
Bellenden Ker
Bellenden
Weaver
London
Glasgow
Trembling Chronicle
North
Oth
Mr. Harmony
Chronicle voices on Lord Durham and Brougham divides
A lengthy critique denounces Lord Durham as principled and direct while labeling Lord Brougham a political quack. The piece argues reformers will not endorse Brougham and recallsventionary jibes at Brougham and Grey era, noting old sobriquets and the bag and seals custodianship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chronicle
Lord Brougham
Lord Durham
England
Earl of Durham
Lord Cochrane
House of Commons
Earl Grey
Brougham
Eldon
Lord Brougham Attack on Lord Durham in Exposed Critics
A pointed critical examination rebukes Lord Brougham for misrepresentation and rhetorical sleight of hand in his Inverness Salisbury debates. The piece contrasts Durham’s measured rebuke with Brougham’s evasive tactics, arguing reform requires clear principles and a reconstructive upper chamber.
Reform either in the wrong Lord Durham and Lord Brougham clash
A critical comparison of Lord Brougham and Lord Durham as Parliamentary Reformers. The Chronicle praises Durham for a grand reform plan and criticizes Brougham for limited constructive work while praising his disruption of abuses. It contrasts Sheffield dinner promises with Durham's broader reform bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Brougham
Lord Durham
Bays
London University
Chronicle
Alv
Darhsin
Brougham
Sheffield
Birmingham
Leeds
Meeting of the Master Plumbers at Salutation Tavern
A meeting of master plumbers at the Salutation Tavern New gate street discussed forming joint master and operative committees to revise rules on labour price and work time. The move aims to channel plumbing business properly and unite trades in organized action, following similar steps by master painters and others.
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New Gate-Street
Dnb
Shipping Intelligence From Lloyds List Friday
Portsmouth reports the Julie arrived from Rio Janeiro Aug 18 and the Murine Packet to sail to Bahia Pernambuco and Falmouth. Beaumanis notes the Elizabeth sailing Liverpool to Dublin sunk off Point Lynné. crew saved. Isabella bound for Trieste grounded at Dove Point. assistance dispatched but minor damage expected. A grounded outward bark and inward brig near Mockbeggar Bank. Margaret from Giessen driven ashore near Carlingford harbour, total wreck.
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Lloyd's List
Portsmouth
Julie
Tiers
Rio Janeiro
Bahia
Pernambuco
Falmouth
Beaumanis
Elizabeth
Liverpool
Dublin
Point Lynné
Los _ i Liverroot
Isabella
Trieste
Dove Point
Mockbeggar Bank
Neway
Margaret
Giessen
Carlingford
Rumors of Fordwich Succeeding Shes in Forest Affairs
A London gossip note suggests Lord Fordwich, eldest son of Carl Cowper, may replace Sir George Shes as under secretary in Forest Affairs. Fordwich, MP for Canterbury, may vacate his seat upon taking the office, as two under secretaries sit in the Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Fordwich
Cfarl Cowper
George Shes
Department of Forest Affairs
Canterbury
House of Commons
Stanley
George Grey
Okisired
R. Blanchard
Blanchard
Fleet
Guildhall
Covent-garden Theatrical Fund
Setuet
Meetings of creditors and dividends notice in London and surrounding areas
Notices list creditors meeting times and locations including Rich joins Hall buildings City Watson Milton terrace Southwark Bridgerd Law Lower Thames street salt merchant Gallaway Bronti place Walworth cheesemonger Wells Wood street Cheapside H Foley Windsor surgeon Redhead Lime street ship broker Wootton Birchington Kent grocer Dividends notices for Hayday Milk street silk warehouseman Poynton Covent garden market victualler Evans Marchmont street Burton crescent linen draper Jones Albion street Blackfriars road merchant
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Basinghall Street
H. F. Foley
Windsor
Berkshire
W. Redhead
Lime-street
P. Wootton
Birchington
Kent
F R. Hayday
Milk-street
Silk-Warehouseman
al J. Poynton
Covent-garden Market
Victualler
J. Evans
Marchmont-street
Burton-crescent
R. Jones
Albion-street
Blackfriars’-road
Births Marriages and Deaths Notice Fragment
Births and marriages listed with dates and locations across Yorkshire London and surrounding areas. Includes names like Reynolds Lawson Hockey Sutherland Bowman Evans and Knapp with residences Melton Grange Bucklersbury Mincing Lane St Martins in the Fields and Hastings. Died notices mention John Scott and Louisa Thorpe with ages and parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Reynolds
Melton Grange
County of York
Aaughtler
W. J. Lawson
Commercial Bank
Bucklersbury
J. P. K. Hockey
Greenwich
Charles Sutherland
Mincing Lane
Miss Messer
Blackheath
St. Martin’s-in-the-Fields
Joho Ederick
Frederick Bowman
Caroline
John Green
Eng
St. James's Church
H.S. Evans
Myddelton Square
Harriott
W. Thorpe
Stechworth
Cambridgeshire
Regent-place-wesat
Regent Square
Charlotte Elizabeth
James 5
Buckingham
Hastings
T. G. Knapp
Highgate
Wilkinagg
Walkinagps
Wilkitcutt
Cadenbury Place
Islington
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