Deficiency in female education prompts social decline
The Second Report of the Children's Employment Commission links early child labor of girls to poverty and crime, detailing how lack of domestic skills, sewing, cooking, and budgeting erodes family welfare. Witnesses and physicians urge improved female schooling, suggesting a Pestalozzian approach to foster capable wives and mothers and reduce working-class misery.
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Peter
Birmingham
Joseph Corbett
Athilling
Sutcepie
Montezuma sails to New York line in gallant style
The Montezuma arrived at noon under Capt. Lowther to take station in the New York line. It carried thirteen passengers and drog the crew from a wreck, finishing the voyage in seventeen days. Reports from Haiti describe armed clashes as insurgents gain ground against Boyer's forces, with 12,000 men marching on Port au Prince and several battles yielding high casualties. Paris papers discuss Barrot's repeal proposal and the French political stalemate, while other dispatches note naval appointments, mint operations, and a quake in Calabria. The summary blends maritime, political, and European developments from the period.
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Paxton
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Port Au Prince
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van Conconp
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Cape Town
Mozambique Channel
Hart
Zanzola River
John Adams
Cape
St. Helena
Paris
M. Odillon Barrot
Journal Des Debats
Gauche
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Siécle
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Chamber of Deputies
France
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Portugal
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London
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Tahiti
South Pacific
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Calabria
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Adriatic
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Brindisi
Italy
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Tribunal of Commerce
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Charles VI
Galignani
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Trinity House
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de Roos
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Popplewell
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Sheerness Dockyard
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38Th Regiment
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Charles. Colville
5Th Fusiliers
United Service Gazette
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Rotunda
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Midland
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Derby
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Serearies
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Finsbury
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Anti-Corn Law League
South-Eastern Railway
Southeastern
Dover
Geographical Society
Institution of Civil Engineers
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Malta
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Abbatoire de Grenelle
Sir John Robinson
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Herm Brendel
Freyberg
Alte Mordgruba
W. L. Baker
Zoological Society
Ethonological Society
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Literary Fund
Society of Arts
Davis
Royal Society of Literature
Duke of Wellington
Morning Chronicle
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Staeeta
Margaret Hibbs
Royal Place
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Maxererveene
Bradford
Orleans
Leeds
Echo d' Alais
Woolwich Dockyard
Ministers Clash Over Education Clauses in Parliament
A deputation of dissenting ministers met Sir James Graham to press against education clauses but the government signaled it would keep essential points. Lord Redesdale’s bill for indemnity in the Sud Disfranchisement case moved in the Lords, passing through stages in hours rather than weeks. A Sussex farmer’s boy, William Mepham, was found hanged in a disposing master’s premises, with evidence suggesting a deliberate self-hanging attempt.
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Redesdale
House of Lords
Bury
House of Commons
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Ditch
Peam
Sussex
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Nottingham Election Returns Gisborne Liberal Victory
Latest intelligence reports Nottingham backed Gisborne in a heated contest with Walter Conservatives. Polls opened amid excitement, initial lead for liberals grew through the day, sheriff's tally shows Gisborne 1,839 to Walter 1,728, majority for Gisborne. Gisborne thanked electors from Basher Place balcony as supporters praised unity of whigs radi cals and universal suffrage.
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Gisborne
Zambs
Norrinauam
Lbe Rale
Lord Rawcliffe
Walter
George the Fourth Hotel
Westminster
Hardwick
Court of Bankruptcy meets amid claims against James Gibbs
The first creditors meeting for solicitor James Gibbs, once of Jermyn Street, gathered a crowded court. Debts and bill discounts show liabilities around £201,041 with creditors including Samuel Thomas Russell and Houlditch the coachmakers asserting large claims. Adjournment set for assignee selection as 120 percent discount notes loom.
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James Gibbs
Jermyn-street
St. James's
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Houlditch
Wyndham
Earl of Egremont
Central Criminal Court
Murper
Justice Cresswell
James Dawson
Zanzibar
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Carrington and Payne
Edinburgh
Earl of Clare
Taylor and Howee
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Africa
Taylor
Howse
Abdallah
Calabash
Dawson
Imaam
Imaum
England
Mansion House
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Ward
Customs
City of
W. Heygate
James Haines
Lincoln’s Inn-fields
Moorfields
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Limerick
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Turnham,green
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Compter
Worship Street
Ronseau
Ellen Reynolds
Broughton
Tayne
Shoreditch
Teacle
Rosemwary Lane
Greenwich
Crance
William Epsom
Deptford
Mary Ann Epsom
Grove
Ilford Petty Sessions
Rixa
James Leatt
Jemmy
Anderson
Ilford
Shaelfield
Her
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Gawler
Priso
Overland Mail on Route From Marseilles to India and China
Extraordinary express from Marseilles brings overland India mail via the Victoria steamer. Latest dates hail from Alexandria to Calcutta and beyond. Inside, detailed narrative of the Scinde war, Lord Ellenborough’s policy, and Napier’s campaign including the Hyderabad surrender and Meeanee victory with officer casualties.
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Overland Mail
Matta
Alexandria
Overland India Mail
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Victoria
Suez
Calcutta
Ceylon
Macao
Chusan
Hongkong
Nankin
Delhi
Lahore
Madras
Manilla
Mauritius
Scinde
Singapore
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