Debate on income tax and parliamentary conduct in the House
A late 19th century critique analyzes the income tax debate, parliamentary adjournments, and strategic divisions. It praises Mr. Sheil’s Friday speech, details Peel and Stanley exchanges, and commends Mr. Macaulay and Mr. Mangles for addressing Indian finance, with criticism of Treasury arguments and tariff policies affecting manufacturers and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representa
Dun
England
Norway
Switzerland
Sheil
Sir Robert Peel
Sir Robert
Lord Stanley
Rich
the Treasury
Robert Peel
Stanley
Macaulay
R. Peel
Affghanistan
Clive
Hastings
Idl
India
Mangles
C. Buller
Kr. Mangles
Wellesley
Charles Buller
Goulburn
Tche Buer
J.buller
Tull
Tamboff
Gally Knight
Local Candidates in Contested Borough Election
A correspondent reports upcoming election activity on Saturday with candidates Hume and E. J. Stanley likely to face Jobson as the shadow of a canoe affects the contest. Mr. Carnegy withdraws, and no conservative has offered. The Hon. E. J. Stanley visits as a former representative for the burgh while glove trades report a drop in work since last week in Leicester Chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegy
Nigo
Mr. Hume
E. J. Stanle
Jobson
Stanley
Hume
E. J. Stanley
Burgh
Uniyin
Leicester
Levee at St James and Order of the Garter rites
Queen and Prince Albert attended a second season levee at St James's Palace with numerous attendants including the Duchess of Buccleugh Viscountess Jocelyn and various lords and equerries. A chapter of the Most Noble Order of the Garter was held at Buckingham with royal investitures led by the Queen and Prince Albert.
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St. James's Palace
Prince Albert
Buckingham Palace
Life Guards
Duchess of Buccleugh
Viscountess Jocelyn
Viscount Sydney
William Lumley
Wemyss
Wilson
Ede
Duke of Cambridge
Prince George of Cambridge
Duke of Wellington
Duke of Rutland
Marquis of
Anglesey
Exeter
Saxony
Order of the Garter
Royal
St. George
Windsor
Henry
Duke of Beaufort
Duke of Buccleuch
Duke of Sutherland
Garter
Winchester
William Woods
K.H
Augustus Clifford
Albert William Woods
Lancaster Herald
Lord Leigh
Stoneleigh
Georgiana Fane
Earl of Westmorland
Somersetshire
Standard
Duke of Marlborough
Oxfordshire
Earl of Macclesfield
Countess of
Haddington
John Bull
Cambridge Chronicle
Howand Dovetas
England
Corfu
Hindaways
Douglas
Ionian Islands
Woormwood
Arthur Egerton
Eny
Baker-street
Portman Square
Philip Banfield
St. John’s Wood
Regent’s Park
Mr. E
Grarp
Brunon
Ashburnham House
St. Aulaire
Baron Ni
Wieney
Banxeurrey
London
Brighton Guardian
Clarence-house
St. James’s
Duchess of Kent
Hanover Square Rooms
J. H. Griesbach
Willy
Caradori Allan
Bruce Wyatt
Miss Dolby
Hobbs
Parry
Signor A. Sola
H. Phillips
Hyde Park
St. George's Hosital
Retten-row
Prince George
Mitchell Benefit at Covent-Garden Theatre Tonight
Mr Mitchell hosts a benefit at Covent Garden Theatre on the 16th with highly attractive entertainments. The public and press are urged to support the event to ensure a bumper audience, reflecting his urbanity and devoted theatre service.
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Freez
Covent-Ganpen
Mitchell
J. Cobbett
Great North-street
Lissen-grove
Frimley
Surrey
Triumpx
Thornhill
Gillon
Falkirk
Burghs
Airdrie
Hamilton
Lanark
Linlithgow
W. D. Gillon
Wallhouse
Horrible murder and mutilation at Roehampton Surrey
Inquest resumes at the Angel Inn Roehampton before Coroner Mr W Carter. Witnesses describe a mutilated female body found in Shiell stables with blood stains bone fragments and a possible box containing entrails. Suspects include Daniel Good a coachman linked to Jane Good and Susan Butcher. Police recover a knife axe silk fragments and a bonnet. The inquest adjourns to Wednesday for further testimony.
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The
Angel Inn
Roehampton
W. Carter
Surrey
Mr. Bicknell
V Division
Busain
Samuel Palmer
Haytor
Shiell
Putney Park Lane
Gardiner
Oughton
Speed
Josiah Tighe
Police-Con
John Busain
Division of Police
Wandsworth
Mr. Shiell
No. 18
South-street
Manchester-square
Bicknell
Jane Brown
John Brown
Manchester Square
Good
Daniel
Daniel Good
Jane Good
Susan Butcher
Woolwich
Jane Jones
Mrs. Good
Mary Anne Clark
Thomas Clark
Sergeant Golding
Sarah Young
East-street
Lavender Layton
Putney
Barnes Road
Witness
Fanny Hester
William Hester
Priestbridge
Putney-road
America
James Parry
R Division
Lydia Susannah Butcher
Charlotte-place
Murder Verdict in Putney Stables Case Names Daniel Good
The coroner and jury concluded that Jane Jones known as Jane Good was found dead in Mr Shiell's stables in Putney. Daniel Good, the coachman, was found to have murdered her with a hatchet after a night in the house and stables. The inquest heard testimony on sightings, access to stables, clothing, and weapon evidence including a bloodstained hatchet and a knife marked with William Jones. The jury discharged and bound witnesses for central court, and a warrant for Good’s arrest was prepared.
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Susannah Butcher
Sarah Greenwood
Young Oughton
Mr. Bicknell
Busain
Allen
Mr. Allen
Bicknell
John Oughton
Daniel Good
Jones
William Jones
Good
Pery
Identity of the Murder Victim’s Remains and Suspect Details
The Roehampton constable, under coroner directions, moved the mutilated body to his premises then returned it to the original stall in Putney Park Lane. Police traced a suspect named Good through pawned goods, then followed reports from M Evoy and the Three Tuns to link him to threats and letters, with behavior suggesting guilt.
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Tighe
Roehampton
Carter
Shiell
Putney Park Lane
Soames
Brick-lane
Alderman
H Division
Police
Good
Ireland
Unionhall Police Court
M‘evyoy
Etle
Campbell
Coleman-street
M‘evoy
London
Oughton
Gond
Murderer Good pursuit and multiple alleged sightings
The report recounts Good's alleged crimes including robbery of Colonel Heard and a woman, his motive tied to depraved habits, and a suspected murder to escape an engagement. It details frantic manhunts through London and nearby towns, misidentifications, a reward of £100, and a dramatic pursuit ending with a possible apprehension at Sheerness and ongoing investigations into his past.
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Chronicle
Eidopolitics
Aistort and Politics
Greenwich
New-cross Turnpike
Chaise
Fenale
Fulham
Wm. Reevey
Westminster
Three
Norwood School
Coxe’s Fields
Clapham
Ting
Eeq
Roshampton
Daniel Goad
Benjamin Ridge
Havin
Richard Golding
South Street
Mary Ann Clark
Lydie Susannah Butcher
Butcher
Wimbledon
John Maud
Lady Dover's
Park Lane
Heard
Flower
Dean Street
Mary
Torrington Arms
Finchley-common
Barnet
Eliot
Aggs
S Division
St. Albans
George the Fourth
London and Birmingham
Euston-square
Hampstead
George Public House
Old
Sir James Graham
Commissioners of Police
Sheerness
Salutation Tavern
Canterbury
Calais
Gaines
Southend
Essex
Holmes
Todd
Greenman
Punchbowl
Polson
Brompton
Milbank
Nottage
Saylor
John Hunter
Brixtonplace
Brixton
Baxton
Hunter
Kensington
Town
Tooley-street
Malalieu
R Or
Dresser
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