Appointments in Ireland Highlight Judicial Integrity
A Morning Chronicle discussion argues that the death of a King's Bench judge in Ireland should prompt a careful, popularly supported appointment to restore trust in the judiciary. It stresses that public confidence shapes deterrence and that selection should balance learning, integrity, and sympathy for the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Morning Chronicle
Court of King’s Bench
Popular
Orange
Pilot
Courts of Justice
Monaghan County
Perrin
Master Builders and Liberty of Action in Unions
The Morning Herald meditation argues that strikes and union action must stay within the law, condemning coercion as tyranny. It contrasts journeymen tailors and master builders, noting legal rights to negotiate terms but warning against forced terms, and questions the masters’ use of declarations demanding union bans. It then critiques Lord Brougham's defense of criminal information in libel cases, urging caution over affidavits and preferring oral testimony to uncover truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Board
England
Lord Brougham
Malthusian
Morning Herald
Ammon
London
Nhey
Dora
The
Times
King’s Bench
Lord Erskine
Ruth
Manchester
True Sun
Spectator
Cobbett
Touchstone
Jesop
Althouh
Wedgwood
Waithman
Mr. Waithman
Newman
Traill
Portensean Bible Society
Havin
Marquis of Exeter
Lord Palmerston
Zane
Freeman
Geiger
Lane
Heuiker
Renee
Prigoser
Havi
Shawlat
Sieve Plese
Smassee
Samuel Richards
William
Barrett
Green Man
Featherstone-street
Mr. Broughton
Joseph Parkins
Broughton
Dischss
Thames Police
Ropsine
SarLon
Cyprian
Elizabeth Fraser
Ballantine
Bank of Hoyland
George Dyer
Vernon
Sheerness
Power
Aseaman
Mr. Ballantine
Nick
Somerset House
Hether
Bill Salmon
Kennedy
POLICE INTELLIGENCE AND LONDON LABOUR TENSIONS
A dated miscellany notes hostile editorials on master builders and union rights, mockery of the Spectator, and calls for wage protection. It also reports on Bow Street police cases including stamp duty, base coin, female assault, servant cautions, vagrants, drunkenness, Irish gang violence, relief pleas, Italian beggars, prints fraud, and a Vernon seaman theft case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow-Street
Police Gazette
Edward Lunt
To Bar
George Jolley
Colley
Sir F. Roe
Henry Polson
Martha
Thomas William Wellings
Maiden Lane
Sarah Davis
Perkins
Great Peter-street
Westminster
Ann Marshall
Weatminster
Burrell
House of Correction
George Cook
Thomas Roberts
Henry Cook
Rowley
Weat-square
Lambeth
Rowey
Whigs decry the army dissent and crown prerogatives
The passage laments Whig opposition to royal authority and military discipline, accusing the party of rousing seditious sentiment against the King and ministers after Sir Robert Wilson’s removal. It recalls Parkes and the Birmingham Union guiding a power shift, noting past factionalism and current overreach against the crown’s prerogative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilson
Parkes
Birmingham Union
Births and Deaths Notice from London Newspapers
A chaotic OCR fragment lists births and marriages with scattered names and places such as Chigwell Row Exsex Kemsey Worcestershire Guilford Street Finsbury Square Gloucester Place Hackney and Clapton plus deaths including Mr John Hayward and Mr Fe valbeanthail. Mentions typhus death in Athens and ownership lines from a London paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chigwell-row
M. Allen
Asgom
Kemsey
Worcestershire
Rowland H. Lenthall
Atillorm
Guilford, Street
Plamstead Church
R. Dickson
Finsbury-Square
Mary Ann
J. Coope
Gloucester-place
Portman Square
St. John’s
Hackney
Augustus Hermann Kindermann
Valparaiso
Chito Manuela
Frederick Hath
Clapton
St. Giles’s
Camberwell
Mindries
John Hayward
King
Pireet
Fe vOalbeanthail
Beaufort-ho Nthe
Beaufort-house
Gle Howell
Taynton
Athens
Typhus Sry Bulkeley
Tate T T. Higgens
Bryanston Square
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Contemporary Press
Police Intelligence
Marlborough Street
Fisc
John Sullivan
Chambers
Mr. Chambers
Edward Abbott
Thomas’ Gregory
Rutal Ourange
Dominick Hallicot
Thomas Hallicot
Peter-street
Munster
Dyer
James Neal
Neal
Hallicot
Marylebone
Worxhouse
Marylebone Pec House
Mr. Rawlinson
Tralian Becaar
Leveire
Butteri
Rawlinson
Hancock
Connaught-square
Dhee
Rawlinges
Saffron-hill
Thomas
John Hillay
Somerstown
Birthe
William Mrrenell
Peoplecross
Strand
Loudon
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