Public Health Bill Passes Commons in Turbulent Passage
The Public Health or Health of Towns Bill, dubbed the great measure of the session, clears the Commons after a drawn process. It establishes a General Board of Health, local boards, and an officer of health, with inspections, sewer rules, and sanitary duties across districts, subject to rates and councils. The act faces scrutiny and potential chafing from vested interests, with cholera looming and years expected for measurable health gains.
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Lord Morpeth
Health of Towns Commission
London
General Board of Health
General Board
Treasury
Board of Health
Boards of Guardians
Boards of Health
Audh
Oxford and
Cambridge
Oxford and Cambridge
Corporation of
City of London
Doorkeeper’s extortion at Blenheim shocks visitors
A letter to the Times recounts a visit to Blenheim Palace near Woodstock where a gate porter demanded half a crown for showing the way and access to six paintings. The writer claims insult and coercion, noting locals report frequent complaints and no redress from the Duke.
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Exaiaxp
Axp
the Times
Woodstock
Blenheim
Duke of Marlborough
H. B.—Anguet
Chartists Riot in Ashton and London Arrests Emergence
Reports detail a Chartist disturbance in Ashton with police and special constables clashing with a large armed mob. One policeman was fatally shot, many arrested, pikes and weapons seized, and military and dragoons deployed to restore order amid a broad crackdown across Manchester and London.
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Ashtox
James Bright
Bentinck Street
Chartiet
William Healey
Newton Moor
William Penny
Thomas Lees
William Eden
Bious
Dakinfield
Hyde
Meesra
Hibbert
Mexars
Thorniley's Mills
Turspar
George Shawcross
Charles Hindley, Esq
M.P
Dukinfield Lodge
Bradshaw
National Guards
Manchester
J. Mawdsley
P. C. Pennington
Mesars
Kenworthy
Mossley Road
Michael Morris
Thomas Haigh
Bright
Mr. Ramsden
Joseph Slater
Willian Eden
Stephen Andrew
Arms Brow
James West
Jobn Bradshaw
Swan Inn
Thomas Brown
Stamford Street
New Connexion Chapel
Cotton Street
Maiden
National Guard
Healy
Wade
P. Ogden
Newton
Penny
Lees
Henry Hilton
West
Hell
James Horsfield
Benjamin Duke
Thomas Rhodes
Inspector Herrison
Horsfield
Guide Bridge
Denton
Dukinfield
Duke
Rhodes
Robert Leech
County Constabulary
Higg
Harrison
Hegas
Danke
The
Manchester Guardian
Jwes
John Warren
York Street
Charlestown
Warren
Old Street
Town Hall
Hose
Taylor
T'M
Wood Street
Stamford
Slater
Bentinck Aleet
Mr. Slater
Thacker
Leanya
Mr. Gray
Red Lion
Maxcugste
Ashton
Charitata
Stevenson Square
Willis
Beswick
Oldham Road
4Th
Royal Irish Dragoons
30Th Regiment
Ancoats Street
James Leach
Dan, Donovan
John J. Finnigan
Thomas Rankin
J. Whittaker
Henry Ellis
Patrick Devlin
M. Carriqui
G. Rogers
J. Leaman
H. Williams
G. Webber
G. White
J. Dolan
Roberts
Pollock
Rutt
Tower Street
Tate
Smith
Angel
Peacock
Frances Street
Rott
Russell
Metropolitan
To & Man
Samuel Morgen
L Division
Inspector Carter
Webber Street
London
Home Office
Moor Street
Pearce and Grimwood
Bow Street
Beresford
St. James's Churchyard
Clerkenwell
The Insurrection in Ireland Arrests and Dublin Transfer
The Times reports arrests of Thomas Francis Meagher Maurice Leyne and P W Donoghue near Clonoulty and Holycross, their transport to Rathcannon and Thurles, then Dublin. James F Lalor arrives in custody for committal to Kilmainham, with details of police conduct and prisoner treatment. The narrative includes portraits of the prisoners and a note on clergy mediation for the imprisoned leaders.
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Committee of Supply
Fawcet
Munro
Ber
Hall
Cross Street
Frances Green
Sidney Street
Brompton
No. 42
Times
Fulham Road
Omnibus
T. F. Meagher
Maurice Lr, Leyne
P. W. Donoghue
Tavares
Dublin
Meaghe
O'Donoghue
Leyne
Clonoulty
Holycross
Madden
Rathsaunon
Mr. Meagher
Rathcannon
Mr. O'Donoghue
Mr. O'Donoghes
Mr. Layne
Thomas Francis Meagher
Rathcaonon
Thurles
Jones
Meagher
O'Donald
M'Kensie
Fitzmaurice
RLM
Brackee
Bracken
M'Kenzie
Mr. Leyne
Trant
Cormack
Boulagh Common
Templemore
James F. Lalor
Nenagh Gaol
Dahlin
Fown
Royal Barracks
Kilmainham
17Th Lancers
Tharles Constabulary
White
Royal Hospital
the Times
bin Manners
Foundaton
O’donoghue
Arthur Leyne
M‘donald
Firemaurice
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Laadatone
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Warwick
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Chartists & Confederates
Ashton Under Lyne
Birmingham
Reading
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