Tenant Right Debate Sparks Press and Public Inquiry
A discussion on Tenant Right unfolds with warnings against word meaning misuse. The piece argues for practical scrutiny of political phrases, notes existing tenant concepts in England and Ireland, and questions if broad fixes threaten property rights. It contrasts feudal tenure with modern leases while urging cautious reform.
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Smithfield
England
Ireland
Rome
Shepnerd
Traver
Scutca
Extraordinary London Common Council clash over freeman qualification
A crowded Court of Common Council debates the third reading of a bill to declare freemen of London, including residents outside the city, eligible for council seats if they meet house, ward, and rate requirements. Aldermen oppose, Recorder warns of procedural Limits, and chaos marks proceedings as the bill stalls amid unresolved conflict.
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London
John Wood
Court of Common
Nov
Wire
Tree Recorder
Carri
Vietuwia
United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland
Queen
Common Council
Merewether
Wood
Mayer
Rivermen
Cig
Peter Laurie
T Mayer
Meyor
Corney
Corner
Ashurst
Anderton
House of Commons
Lawrence
Aldermen
Jones
Wilson
Siner
Sidney
Man
Court of Common Council
Lond Gheera
Enme Oteer
Wisfordship
Alleged Concealment of a Will at Guildhall Court
A Wednesday hearing at Guildhall Police Court examined Mrs. Eliza Denman’s claim to a £500 legacy from the late Mr. Thomas Roe. Witnesses described a will supposedly created by Roe, its custody, and possible concealment or destruction by named parties. The Aldermen found no grounds for proceedings, though Denman may pursue further evidence and attesting witnesses.
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Guildhall
Wilson
Moon
Farebrother
Eliza Denman
Lord Denman
Joh Thomas Roe
Inner Temple
Ree
Pocock
Messrs. Obhertenant
Hughies
Hart
Mary Anne Morrell
J. T. Rue
Williame
Roe
Ora
Miss Williams
Roe and Mr. Williams
Mary Anne
Williams
Morrell
Windsor
Dimmnock
Alderman Wilson
Rue
Queen's Bench
Wiren
Witnrss
Messrs
Oberton
Hughes
Mr. Roe
Mrs. Denman
Mary Ann Morrell
Rey
Mr. Roa
Deaths by Starvation in Westminster Described at Inquest
An inquest at the Ewo Chairmen Dartmouth Street Westminster examined Elizabeth Doddemede, seventy, who died from starvation. The deceased and her husband inhabited a bare front kitchen at No 5 Dacre Street with no furniture, a bed of hay and rubbish, lacking food or clothing. Witnesses including the landlord and a surgeon testified to prolonged destitution, parish relief being stopped, and the couple refusing workhouse aid. The coroner summed the evidence and the jury returned a verdict of death from want of life’s necessaries.
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Dartmouth Street
Westminster
Bedford
Elizabeth Doddemede
No.5
Dacre Street
Samuel Harber
White Swan
Little St. Andrew Street
Seven Dials
Meraid
Hix
Marylebone
John Lavies
Great George Street
Jiargaret
Eleanor Richardson
Wright
Thames
Ron Diggle
James Dedidemede
Langley
Tre
Robert Thomas
St. Margaret
St. John’s
Worshouse
Coronor
Las
Kleim
Admiralty
Royal Pary
W. Payne
St. George's Hospital
Mint ‘Street
Southwark
John Tracey
Cornelius O'Brien
Tuma
Vineyard
Harrow-Street
Southwark Bridge-Road
Greenwich Union
the Wurithouse
John Tracy
County Kildare
St. George's
W. Randall
Blackman Street
Mary Ann Julia O'Brien
William Caslake
John Smead Lockhart
Jersey Ciroaique
St. ‘Catherine's Bay
71St Regiment of Foot
92Nd Highlanders
Mizditewrancan
Hellespont
Scio
Secord
Robbrra
Smyrna
Graves
Arrival of the Great Western and Gulf war news
The Great Western reaches Liverpool after 16 days from New York. reports from the Gulf show American actions near Veracruz and Tabasco, with captures and bombardments. Britain notes Am erican troop moves, rising Mexican resistance, and ongoing naval operations, alongside wheat and bread prices and canal disruptions in Canada and the Welland Canal.
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Great Western
Liverroor
Mersey
New York
Staten Island
Gulf of Mexico
Wobasco
Anton Lizardo
8Th Alt,inc
Mexico
West India Mail
Pepere
United
Monterey
Army of the Jeff
Eccoun
Taylor
Ris Grande
Presidio
Jenguy
California
Keagles
Scott
Jui Quine
Adaim
Louw Pau
Philadelphia
Albany
Canada
Wellend Canal
Yucatan
River Plate
Monte Video
Bazpress
Great Britain
Europe
Liverpool
London
Scotland
Ireland
Trejanc
Elias
Liveriool
Wednesdes
Royal Mail
Acadia
Harrison
Bokton
Haliex
Caledonia
Halifax
Tempico
Connor
Heer
Anton Licarda
Lhh
Perry
Spitfire
Vixen
Petre
Banetta
Reefer
Sni
Cumberland
Mississippi
Princetonn
St. Mary's
San Luia de Potosi
the &N
Bruges
Belize
Louisiana
Washington
Serapation
New Mexico
Chihuahua
Santa Fe
Schutt
United States Forces
San Juan de Citg
Gulf
Wen
Congress
North Carolina
Suadron
al Nonte
England
Vera Cruz
Tabasco
Alvarado
United States
Sha
Santa Anna
San Luis
Department of San Luis
Constituent Congress
Herrera
Edi Mazatlan
Cyane
Guaymac
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Foreign Office
John Russell
Marquis of Lansdowne
Earl of Minto
George Grey
Viscount Palmerston
Earl Grey
Exchequer
Eaull of Auckland
John Hobhouse
Lord Campbell
Viscount Morpeth
Earl of Clarendon
T. B. Macaulay
Scouxtry Epigiors
Corporation
Mesare
Kirkman
Soho Square
Tom Thumb
Bers
Wakmanship
Peteral
Fats
Duchess of Marlborough
James Reynett
Jersey
Wakyixo
Mason
Oxford Street
Boston
Stamford Mercury
America
Commission
Co Polic
State Island
Atlantic
Settour, Kit. &c
Catin Duatun
Tain Dastin
Atjis Bart
Staren
Iren Beck
Shick
Nis
Diliis
Mershbud
Dunosten
Stetson
Fenle
Turge Songer
Preservers &T le Aight
St Son
Durston
Gould
Express
Messrs. Ademand Co
Mystic
Wall-street
Strack
Tve Miles
Fisher's Island
Hanna
Huwan
Armatrong
Dustan
New London
Buckingham Palace
St James's Park
Sir John Franklin
Crozier
Exquimaux
Greenland
Discue Ieland
Gilbert's Sound
Eny
Wassein
Neath
Qtat
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