Times and Legal Education in our Inns of Court II
The writer critiques the Times and analyzes how the Inns of Court regulate legal education admission. It outlines judges and benchers roles, voluntary nature of Inns, and the costly deposits and tests for entrants, noting exclusions for clerks and non university entrants and debating examination requirements at Inner Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Inns of Court
Industricone
House
Queen's Courts
Lincoln's
Gray's Inn
Inns
Apd
Missie Temple
London
Durham
Court of Queen's Bench
Ireland
Loucheon
Greenwich
John
Middle Temple Hall
Rupert-street
Inner Temple
Bar
Commons
Queen and Privy Council at Buckingham Palace in 1316
London reports a Privy Council held at Buckingham Palace with Prince Albert and major ministers in attendance. It notes plans for autumn visits to Scotland and Germany, a £25 subscription to a Westminster institution, and anecdotes from Cape Frontier Times and Madagascar about royal figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham Palace
Prince Albert
Archbishop of Canterbury
Treasury
Exchequer
Duchy of Lancaster
Board of Trade
Horse
Canterbury
East Indies
William Bathurst
Duke of
Scotland
Highlands
Atholl
Duke of Atholl
Saxe Menirgen
Germany
Saxe Meiningen
Adelaide
City of Westminster
Madagascar
Queen Victoria
Louis Philippe
Henry Hardinge
Hugh Gough
India
Lord Penshurst
Penshurst
Kent
Viscount Strangford
Lord de L'Isle
Earl of Leicester
Lord Monteagle
Lord Vaux
Morning Post
Duke of Marlborough
England
Blenheim Pelace
Globe
Bonham
Robert Peel
Calais
Marshall
Ricumoxp Enectiox
Borough of
Richmond
Stich
Spain
Maprro
Roncali
Cuba
O'Donnell
M. Isturitz
Isabel Ts. M. Coruti
Barcelona
Mapriv
Hiw
Maria Christina
Egana
Grace and Justice
Pezuela
Marine
Patriarch of the Indies
Viluma
Baron de Meer
Narvaec
Cabrera
Narvatz
Pardo
Narvaez
Arma
Progresistas
Mina
National Guard
Fgana
Peruela
Bayonne
Progresista Party
Espartero
Spenieh
Chateau
Pau
Bank of San Fernando
Digo
Bank of Isabel
Treasured Elms and Public Works Letters to Lincoln
A collection of letters forwarded to Lord Lincoln reacting to the Trafalgar Square fountains and the removal of grand elm trees. The writer laments tree losses, proposes embankment and terrace alternatives, and urges no future tree cutting without official permission. The piece also includes Polish insurrection commentary and related European reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Pall-mall
Lord Lincoln
Leicester Square
Longacre
Streight
Hyde Park
Robert Peel
King's Road
Chelsea Hospital
Coventry House
Grafton House
Reservoir
Piccadilly
Lord Coventry
Cambridge House
Waterloo Place
Foresta
R. Peel
F. W. Trexell
the Earl of Lincoln
Letters published in Times stir public scrutiny
A Friday Times letter exchange reveals dispute over how two personal letters by F. W. Taexca and F. W. Trexcu were obtained and printed. Taexca denounces publication as breach of confidence while Trexcu questions the circular form and intent, with Sir F. Trench referenced regarding publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
F. W. Taexca
Palmall
P.S
F. W. Trexcu
F. Trench
Prayer and Thanksgiving Form for Sutlej Victories
The Archbishop of Canterbury prepares a morning and evening form of prayer to thank God for recent military victories near the Sutlej by British and East India Company forces. The prayer seeks divine guidance for righteous conduct, peace at home, and unity under the Crown, ending with praise to Jesus Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Archbishop of Canterbury
Her Majesty In Council
Honourable East India Company
Sutlej
England
Wales
Berwick-upon- Tweed
Jesus Christ
Lord
France and Spain in Flux Amid Belgian Treaty Debate
Reports from Paris and Madrid describe ongoing turmoil in European politics. In France the Chamber of Deputies backs the Belgian treaty with a 209 to 36 vote amid Guizot’s critique of Peel’s reform era. In Spain Narvaez faces a ministerial crisis, hinting at a potential shift away from absolutism as Espartero supporters plan uprisings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Panta
Chamber of Deputies
M. Guizot
Robert Peel
Victo Ries
Pelissier
Tell
Medeah
Desert
Djedid
Ben Aouda
Jurjura
Algiera
Outrefurens
St. Etienne
Royal Court of
Lyons
Paris
Czartoryski
Saxe Coburg Gotha
Marseilles
Journal Des Débats
Henry Hardinge
India
Mediterranean
Eurotas
Civita Vecchia
Porto Ercole
Marseille
Cannes
Ministera
Tnterior
Justice
Algiers
Pharamond
Cavaignac
Tlemcen
Kalifa
Kelita
Marshal Bugeaud
Petreet
Pacific Intelligence
America
Havre
Orleans
Rouen
Great Northern
Avignon
Vierzon
Bordeaux
Boulogne
Basle
Paris and Strasburg
Tours
Nantes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weekly Chronicle
Sir F. Trench
Lond Lincoln
Trafalgar Square
Scarborough
Corunna
Vigo
Lisbon
Cadiz
Seville
Algesiras
Malaga
Grenada
Sotto di Roma
Almeria
Carthagena
Alicante
Valentia
Girona
Fignieras
Perpignan
Montpelier
Clermont
Blois
Place de la Concorde
Trafalgar-square
Chemps Elystes
Thames
Seine
Terni
Barry
F. W. Tarexch
Earl of Liccoln
Strasburgh
Courrier
du Bas-Rhin
Persla
Poland
Ita
Isia
Kingdom of Poland
Lithuania
Warsaw
Posen
Cracow
Galicia
Austria
Vienna
Collin
M. M. Tyssowski
Grzegorzewski
Gorzgowski
Rugawski
M. Tyssowski
M. Wiszniewski
Sven
M. Tissowski
Gdow
Bochnia
Tarnow
Berndt
M. Brerndt
Gallicia
Moravia
Wielczka
Podgorze
Carpathian Mountains
Vistula
Caances Ronawsxt
Nicholas Tyasowsxt
Matthew Patgayssxi
Josefh Cutapek
Grand Duchy of
Belgium
Kingdom of
Grand Duchy of Posen
Thorn
Prussia
Central Committee
Pocen
Senate of
Podguize
Grand Duchy
Scandeez
Wiecizki
Possx
Russia
Manca
Pantaleon Patoaki
Sieclce
Cricow
Miechow
Podolia
Prince Frederick Schwarzenberg
Archduke Ferdinand
Mr. Johnson
Charter House
Harry G. Smith
John Smith
Whittlesea
Cambridgeshire
Charles Smith
Whittleses
Harry
Talavera
Waterloo
Linmericks Chronicle
Foreign Intelligence
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