The Social and Economic War in Opinion
A dense critique of the clash between social and economic doctrines, arguing that political economy misreads human needs by treating wealth production as the sole aim. It stresses the living claims of labor, education, and welfare, and warns against rigid arithmetic in policy, urging balanced government action across taxation, labor, and social provision.
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Canning
Dennis Bralgraddery
George Bentinck
England
Carlile
League
Hare
Mr. Cobden
Mr. Bright
Radnor
Ireland
Changela
Early dissolution of Parliament and October reconvening signals
Reports indicate high authority confirms an early dissolution of Parliament with reassembly planned for October after a mid January dissolution. The Manchester Guardian notes Sip R Peer’s Lancassink visit and the farm inspections leading to repairs, drainage, and land improvements by Sir Robert, while also recording political shifts and candidate moves amid ill health in Parliament.
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Jane
Manchester Guardian
Sip R. Peer
Lancassinke
Right
Baronet
Accrington House
Robert
Bullough and Co
Stonebridge
Rober
Bosouca Oy AyLessary
C. J. B. Hamilton
M.P
Byles
Leason
Twofold murder and suicide at Lower Norwood
An 25 year old James Young murdered his wife Jane Young and their infant Sarah Jane Young at Lower Norwood on a Sunday morning, then killed himself with a table knife. Inquest heard witnesses describe a history of mental illness, erratic behavior, and a deteriorating domestic situation. The coroner and jury returned a verdict of wilful murder by James Young and self-destruction while insane.
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Nevers
Moulins
O’conner
O'Connell
Hotel de Doivers
Gipseys
Mr. Barton
Borton
Morton
G. Ww. F. Gregor
St. Austell
West Briton
Howard
George
Price Hill
Sohuayuare
New Hampstead
Authroum
Islington
Fleet Street
Elephant and Castle
Smythe
E. T. Gough
Parcel Post Company
A. F. Berkeley
Ashley
Owen
Ancrum
Parry
Berkeley
Iaet
Arthur Hill
Pashley
Baron Alderson
É&C
Richard H. Smythe
Scho Square
Oada
Tme
Lush
Lower Norwood
Sarrey
James Young
High Street
Young
Chapman
Bic
Mia
Mrs. Young
Ebs
James
Wen
W. Carter
Surrey
Horns Tavern
James Yoong
Jane Young
Sarah Jane Young
William King
Quy
Pope
Mr. Maushe
Young's
Mr. Macabe
Mr. Young
Perio Robert Archer
Wit- Peaa
London
John Chapman
Anne Hollingsworth
Teneo Young
Hackney
Sarah Young
pJamrs Young
Court OF Exchequer
Wearts
Norfolk
O Malley
St. Martin's
Elizabeth Lewis
Mary Parry
Reuben Browning
Blackheath
Church End
Lewia
Lewis
Browning
Apeak
Mr. Browning
Wales
City Police Committee
Hooper
Carmen
J. Meek
Coleman Street
Alderman Jobsson
Alderman Hooper
Alderman Johnson
Johnson
J. Pirie
Worship Street
Donna Ronogny
Thomas Bailey
Broughton
Lindsay
Crown Street
Finsbury
Bailey
Bia
John Drake Palmer
Waterloo Road
Cornwall Road
Church Street
George Sidney
Chorch Street
Custady
Cacepo
Eximaonpinany Cuanan
Webster
Frederick Pigott
Richmond
Samal Farm
Kew Road
Mortlake
Sod Kew
Mark
Kew
Kew Bridge
Hobbs
Wehater
Leven
Central Criminal Court
Cowes
Danina
Theaask
Sivqunap Avrata ix Hou Livz
Portman Square
Eaton Square
Pim- Vico
F. Delan
Amxnicax Tarnute To Roratrr Bonnet From New York Rumor
Amxnicax Tarnute To Roratrr describes a costly bonnet expected to arrive from New York for the Queen. Rumor says it may be a joint manufacture by several ladies of the U S commercial city, signaling fashion from London social pages.
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New York
Quees
United States of America
Diszastt
J. Disraeli
Buckinghamshire
Wit Lovassy de Engeny,g.c
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Limerick Chronicle
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America
Cathorre Institute
Catholic Institute of Great Britain
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