Second Report on Sheffield youth depravity prompts education urge
The report details widespread immorality among Sheffield children and youth. It cites parental neglect, inadequate schooling, and prevalent gambling and early drinking in beer houses. It notes many youths attend Sunday sessions rarely, with dog fighting and prostitution reported, urging a national education system and government action.
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Sheffield
Mr. Sywons
Saridays
Farish
Nime
Raynor
Ebenezer Elliott
Old Park Wood
Jesus Christ
France
Scotland
London
England
Yorkshire
Ashley
Castellan School
Lancasterian School
Mit
Elton
Nena
European dispatches from Paris to the storms of 19th century politics
Paris papers report plans for the royal family to move from Neuilly to Saint Cloud after a forthcoming marriage between Princess Clementine and Prince Augustus of Saxe Coburg. They note a suspected Calais and Paris railway treaty, naval movements to the Marquesas, and mixed reaction in London on French policy. Reports cover Madrid elections, Cape tensions with Boers, and scientific society meetings with varied financial outcomes.
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France
Paris
Neuilly
St. Cloud
Clementine
Prince Augustus of
Saxe Coburg
Calais
Havre
Marquesas
Thureday
House of Lords
Otaheily
Journal Des Debats
Centre Gauche
M. Thiers
Delgourouchi
Nicholas
Russia
Prince Goldwen
Marseilles
Sraix
Madrid
Patriota
Aston
Cape
Cape of Good Hope
Smith
Natal
Bechuana
Cluche
Colesbury
Orange River
Hare
Mocke
Philopolis
Caledon
Dragenberg
London Missionary Society
Society Islands
Leeds Mercury
Isaac Lyon Goldsmid
Exsinxc
Wszx
Institute of British Architects
E. Chamberlain
Entomological Society
Institution of Civil Engineers
Glasgow
D. Mackain
Malta
W. L. Arrowsmith
Linnean Society
Chemical Society
Society of Arte
Mr. B. Smith
Messrs. Elkington
Geological Society
Royal Society
Zoological Society
Society of Antiquaries
Royal Institution
Mr. Faraday
Philological Sociey
Rawat
Greenwich
Eastern Counties
Croydon
Liverpool
Manchester
Brighton
Grand Junction
York
North Midland
Blackwall
Great North of England
Midland
Leeds
Edginburgh
Birmingham
Gloucester
Derby
South Western
Great Western
Aes
London
South Eastern
John Taylor
Liverpool Mercury
Sir Francis ChantRey
Allan Cuxnivonam
Jones
R.A
Sir Francis
Allan Cunningham
Lady Chantrey
Royal Academy
Mediterranean
Sir Edward Owen
Vanguard
Formidable
Howe
Indus
Francis Mason
K.C.B
Lisbon
Tagus
England
United Service Journal
Stoxs
the Times
Ireland
Dundee Warder
Limerick Chronicle
Castle Ball
Rolls Court
Lord Langdale
Wakley
M.P
Nag's Head
Kentishtown
Samuel Hunt Baker
William Mellor
Max
Union Hall
Richard Donovan
Kallan
Duckhead
Donovan
Cottingham
Davskexxess
Jose Francis
Marlborough Street
Hyde Park
Prince Albert
Hardwick
Assassination Attempt at St Paul’s Cathedral
A would be assailant drew a horse pistol during a Sunday service at St Paul’s, aiming at Rev. Mr Haden. Woolf wrested the weapon away. the man was seized, questioned, and later remanded at Guildhall. The weapon, a Nicholson pistol, is described as old and formidable.
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Drummond
M‘naughton
St. Paul's Cathedral
St. Paul's
John Clarke Haden
St Paul's Cathedral
Theoung
Haden
Woolf
St. John's
Black Horse-court
Fosbery
Loyd
Feabery
Nicholson
Wm. Hawes
Guildhall
Durham Election and Nottingham Chartist Victory Rumors
Reports from Durham and Nottingham detail electoral maneuvers with Lord Dungannon's likely candidacy and opposition absence. Gisborne's chartist and suffragist support aims to consign Tory rivals to defeat as other regions note shifting political alignments and upcoming petitions and resignations.
Assault on a solicitor at Bankruptcy Court in London
John Weston a lawyer's clerk pleaded guilty to assaulting Mr Andrew Van Sandem addressed by Commissioner Merivale in February at the Bankruptcy Court. Proceedings noted mitigation claiming drink led to conduct, with Weston ordered to enter into recognizances of £100 to keep the peace and appear again.
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Liverroor
Prikats
Atlantic
Justice Hall
Old Bailey
Surrey
Kent
Essex
Justice Coleridge
Baron Rolfe
Justice Cresswell
Commissioner Barlow
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Strand
Mary Hoy the Younger
Clarence
Groves
James
Miss Hoy
Preece
Salamanca Place
Lambeth
A. J. Sutherland
Mias Hoy
Mr. Webb
Bax
Mr. James
Charingcross
Marshall-street
London-road
Onion-hall
Kitty Gardner
Joseph Wager
Hornsey
Elizabeth Pearin
Christchurch
Middlesex
Ansoy
Ralph Barham
Bow-street
Twyford
Joseph Parkes
Great George-street
Westminster
Parkes
Donnamw
Captain Fitzroy
Durham
New Zealand
Lord Dangannes
Fitzroy
Lord Dungannon
Durham Chronicle
Northagam
George, Larpent
Fear O'Connor
Wolverley
Joh Walter, Jun
Nottingham
Exchange Hall
Gisborne
Kelly
Foster
Austin
Cockburn
Cambridge Independent
SalisBury
Wyndham
Collett
Athlone
Fitzstephen French
M.P
Pemberton
Duchy of Lancaster
John Talbot
Earl Talbot
Duke of Cornwall
John Russell
House of Commons
Close
Cheltenham
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
Cork
Nate Dr. Southey
Southey
Charlee Cuthbert Southey
Edith Mary Warter
Bertha Hill
Katharine Southey
Henry Herbert Southey
Harley Street
Henry Taylor
Colonial Office
Liverpool Mercury
York-street
March-gate
Prince of Wales
Paxton
Woolwich Dock-Yard
Derby
Woolwich
Astley's
Stangate
Tre Masvuradurrna
Manchester
India
Bradford
Leeds
White Hall
Holmfirth
Digbeth
Capella
Walker
Manley
Thomas Villiers
General Hospital
William Hinks
Birmingham
Dessy
Deasy
Samuel Bonsall
William Bland
John Hulme
Martha Goddard
Stanley
Bonsall
Bland
Bar
London
Guildhall
John Weston
Andrew van Sandem
Commissioner Merivale
Bodkin
C. Jones
Jones
Merivale
Compter
Mansion House
John Goatley
Jardine
Sir Robert Peel
Whitehall Gardens
Robert Peel
Baronet
George Durham
A Division
Clerkenwell
Ronpeny
Grant
Harvey
Clarke
Henry Roberts
Hatton
Garden
Roberts
Combe
Newgate
House of Correction
Worship Street
Broughton
George Johnson
St. Leonard
Shoreditch
Humphreys
Ware
Lambeth Street
Rosneny
John Dunn
Mears
Whitechapel
Union Hall
Peter Walsh
James Taylor
William Bentley
High-street
Walsh
London Road
Cottingham
Edwin
Paris
Normandy
Borough Court OF Requests
Quiet Lancen
Joseph Roberts
Charlotte Adams
Adams
Washington treaty right of search sparks high level debate
Long dispatches reveal President Tyler and Secretary Webster discussing the right of search under the Washington treaty. Messages to Congress explain British declarations, indemnities, and the aim to suppress the slave trade while preserving maritime law.
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Massachusetts
Maine
Treasury
Cushing
Secretary of the Treasury
Wise
France
Great Western
New York
Madeira
Exchange
London
Canada
Sir C. Bagot
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Washington
Lord Aberdeen
Mr. Everett
Great Britain
United States
Everett
Alsnin
Fox
Joux
H.E.M
Department of State
Secretary of State
Congress
Gag Mic
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