Lord Brougham and the Newspapers in the Spectator
The article surveys how Lord Brougham faces aggressive coverage from The Times The Standard and The True Sun while The Chronicle defends him The piece argues the Times shifted from praise to harsh critique amid spinning intrigues and public power aims It questions Broughams sincerity on press taxes and legal reforms and contrasts defending statements with actions in government and law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Brougham
Spectator
Times
Standard
The
True Sun
Morning Chronicle
Chronicle
the Times
Mr. Stanley
Sir John Campbell
Henry Brougham
House of Commons
Legal rebuke of police power over Mr. Rogers
Police magistrates are praised for conscience yet condemned for overreach as critics declare Rogers’ discretionary powers incompatible with justice. They urge removal to a tribunal that will heed the grievances and restore balance, signaling strong public preference for restraint and fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Justices' Justice and the magistrates' folly
A London magistrate case column ridicules a colonel for detaining a driver over a card demand and questions the fairness of “justice” when a handsome witness sways a dismissal. It recounts an intoxicated man freed despite loss of money, mocks Mr Jones of Russell Square, and notes unequal fines. It ends with two stabbing cases at Hatton Garden and a lenient five pound verdict for violent crimes against women, criticizing the court for protecting the wrong people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pource Justice
Hatton-garden
Rogers
London
House of Correction
Hatton Garden
Grimaldi
Waterloo Road
Midas
Chamber Counsel
Chamber
Percy-street
Rathbone-place
Poland-street
Jones
Russell-square
Chambers
Russell Square
Marlborough-street
Croker
Bentham
Mr. Jones
Loadstone
Stacy
Marylebone-office
Fletcher
Bloomsbury
Plumtree Street
Fenwick
Witness
Holborn
Pring
Pitman
England
James Greenfield Doubleday
Pathe 8
India
Smith
Doubleday
Earl Moira
Marquis of Hastings
F. Macnaughton
C Perguson
Serjeant Span
Buckingham
Bermondsey
Powell
Lancaster Assizes
Lyndhurst
John Lucas
Mesars
Kent and Co
Falcon-street
Falcon-square
City
Lucas
Vann
Vickers
Old-street
Shocking Accident on the Liverpool and Manchester Line
A laborer was killed when a Manchester bound engine struck him while repairing the road near Hayton gate between Hayton gate and Roby. He died after being taken to the Liverpool infirmary. The incident occurred around three in the afternoon as trains passed each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool and Manchester
Hayton-gate
Roby
Manchester
Liverpool
Liverpool Infirmary
Liverpool Standard
Scotland-yard
Central Board
Inquisition
John Mills
Ron Lambert
Trinity Church
John
Hymen
Hull Advertiser
Stafford
Red Rover
London
Brockton
Rogs
Wallsall
Haworth
Holder
Kilpatrick
Milligan
Radford
Swan Inn
Swan
Birmingham
Law Proceedings in James Lancaster Bankruptcy Case
In August 30 proceedings a foreign merchant Bal man sought interest on a debt tied to advances on property abroad. Assignees delayed sale for better prices. creditor refused interest, risking overseas bankrupt property. Commissioner ruled the interest claim must not be received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lancaster
Balman
Fiat
Deptford Petty Sessions on Roman Eagle Concert Case
At Deptford Petty Sessions the landlord of the Roman Eagle in Church Street faced charges for allowing disorderly conduct at a concert and ball on the 6th. Witnesses described dancing sailors and underage attendees. the master of ceremonies was not found. Magistrates fined 40 shillings plus costs, ending hopes of the venue’s high standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Roman Eagle
Church-street
Deptford
Pere
Banco Regis
Exparte
Morris Barnett
R.N
Piers
Henin
Parham
Terpsichore
Sons of Neptune
Desirous
Nanny Hill
Greenwich Gazette
Police Intelligence Marylebone Disturbance at Pavilion Theatre
Reports from London magistrates recount J Snelling and wife charged with causing a disturbance at the Pavilion penny theatre in Little Church Street Lisson Grove and assaulting an officer. The case led to the defendant's discharge after intervention by an inspector. Additional items cover dismissals of information for serving during divine service at Kennington Gravel Pits and other venues, a drunkenness case with punishment, and gaming house proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marylebone
J. Snelling
Shutt
Queen-Square
Edward Richardson
Feathers
Kensington Gravel Pits
Messrs
Burrell and
Gregorie
Byers
Edward Sweet
Hobler
William Bennett
Beadle
William Dorrell
Beaumont Arms
Shephard’s Bush
Sweet
Nathaniel Britton
Duke of Clarence
Notting Dale
Mister Byers
Rivate Blotchinson
Ann Jones
Harriet Hixson
Burrell
Donald M‘kechine
Scotch Fuzileer Guards
John Hutchinson
St. George’s Barracks
Charing-cross
Bowater
Donald M‘kechnie
Covent-garden
Westminster
New Tothill-street
Poeta
Hixson
Mr. Burrell
Sergeant McKechine
Coventarden
Mr. Barrell
M‘kecniger
Ford
Jones
Willian Russell
Bury-street
St. James's
Dawkins
Matthews
Dyer
Mr. Dyer
Russell
Plymouth notes and naval orders from August 30
August 30 dispatches report Castor and Royal Tar arrivals or departures, Eastward voyage news, and potential passenger movements for Portuguese subjects. Updates include militia clause changes, Coast Guard reorganization, officer promotions, ship dockyard suspensions, vessel movements, and various port entries. Also listed are port weather, court fines for omnibuses, and the death of St George's Hospital matron Mrs Martha Read from cholera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castor
Lord John Hay
Royal
London
Lisbon
Allion
M.de Gand
Messrs. Fox
J. Cameron
Lord Boringdon
Saltram
Constantinople
H.M.S
Portsmouth
Italy
Albania
Greece
Asia Minor
Wm. TV
Coast Guard
Ireland
Capt
Christian
Dublin
Neame
R.N
J. J. Onstow
Andrew Forbes
S. P. Ritchard
Edward Plankett
F. P. Inskip
Horatio James
HMS
Chapman
A. Duncombe
Mediterranean
Flamer
C. W. Griffin
Woolwich
Tyrian Packet
Jennings
Duke of Cumberland
Nore
Hamburgh
Willian Gage
Hastings
England
Bon M‘dougal
Spain
J. Hallowes
J. Maitland
Malabar
John Richardson
Medea
W. Lewis
Bps
Caledonia
Thunderer
C. J. Bosanquet
A. G. Bulman
R. Watkins
Stag
T. Galloway
Henry Porcher
Lucius Bailie
Agerine
P. W. Bateman
Vernon
Comus
F. W.P. Bouverie
Charles Fielon
Raven
John Chapman
Winchester
W. Lowther
Melville
Lieut. M. Allen
Acteon
Hamoaze
San Josef
Talbot
Wolf
Champion
Dee Steamer
Goldfinch
Industry Naval Transport
Falmouth
Rochester
Barnpool
Jupiter
Cuorera
St. George’s Hospital
Martha Read
Reid
Wilson
Keith
Read
Portsmouth News From The Mecca Of Naval Activity
Reports from Portsmouth detail Royal Navy movements including the Action under Captain Grey joining Sir Josias Rowley and returning to England with a post office mail. Notices cover ship payoffs and recommissioning at Chatham and Sheerness, the Royal George and other vessels, earthquake observations, and local civil responses to Regency and Bavarian troop actions in Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
His Majesty
F. W. Grey
Josias Rowley
Constantinople
Myteline
Borpieras
Malta
England
Flamer
Orr
Jucy
Britannia
Smyrna
Najoli
Greece
Maina
Caledonia
Regen
Napoli
Joseph Bankes
T. B. Daniel
Sydney
South Wales
Johanna
Bahia
Hamburgh
Balcombe
Abell
Miss Abell
M. Praci
F. Rothery
K. Bourke
Eid
Dr. Inches
Sebais
Major Hovenden
Burbidge
Gambia
Warren
Mercer
Jal
Benin
Tameza
Don Carlos
Brazan
Zumalacarreguy
Catalonia
Lerida
Aeen
Donna Francisca
Alverstoke
Liort
Lara
Kidd
Lord Auckland
Dundas
Berkeley
Board of Admiralty
George Elliot
Symonds
George Ion
Plymouth
James Alex
Gordon
K.C.B
Chatham Dockyards
Fred. L. Maitland
Cherbourg
Vernon
John McKertie
Sheerness
Mediterranean
Winchester
Royal George
Lord Adolphus Iritz-Clarence
Rotterdam
Spithead
Buzzard
Victor
Royal George Yacht
Acton
Orestes
Medea
Firebrand
Burney
Gosport
Portsmouth Harbour
Forton
Portsmouth Dockyard
Hayling Island
Porchester
Portsdown Hill
Important To Commercial Men In Act For Liverpool Borough
In the Act for improving the Borough Court of Liverpool the Mayor can order process to issue to hold to bail any person indebted in 20 or more where the debt origin is proven and there is belief the debtor may abscond to avoid payment. Liverpool is a major transit port for fraudulent debtors fleeing to the United States, making mayoral power vital to tradesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
United States
Liverpool Standard
Births and marriages listed in local notice
Birth announcements from Grove Cottage Bow and Taunton Tauntot include a son for Mrs H W Cansdell and a daughter for B Brocas Esquire. Marriages feature John A Ringlake Esquire and Louisa Redscray, J Fraser and Eliza, J Fryer and Harriet, and C H Jenner with Fanny Hates. Obituary notes mention Ann Meymott and Mrs Susanus Atkinson with ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove-cottage
Bow
H. W. Cansdell
B. Brocas
Saint Mary Magdalen
Tauntot
J. Poole
John ‘Alesander Ringlake
Lincoln’s Ton
Robert Kinglake
Taunton
Louisa Redscray
John Lidden
St. Paul’s
Covent-garden
J. Fraser
Margaret-street
Eliza
Samuel Frieake
Stamford-street
W. Yockney
Bedford-street
St. James’s
Clerkenwell
Fryer
Chancery-lane
Harriet
Daughvet
Henry Dixon
Cumming-street
Entonville
Norwich
C. H. Jenner
H. Jenner
Fanny
James Hates
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Deptford Petty Sessions
Aus
Police Intelligence
Guildhall
Cowan
Kelly
Ann
Chesterfield-street
May-fairy
Thomas Snodgrass
Madras
Brixton-place
Jon
Wituran Mrrvastt
Strand