Tenant Right Debate Echoes At Smithfield Cattle Show Dinner
A long critique of Tenant Right denounces the phrase as vague and dangerous. It argues the term distorts ownership concepts, warns about universal tenancy, and ridicules extending rights to all sectors, including government and bankers, ending with a note on a cabinet meeting at the Foreign Office.
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Smithfield
England
Ireland
Ulster
Foreign Office
John Russell
Marquis of Lansdowne
Earl of
Minto
George Grey
Viscount Palmerston
Earl Grey
Farm of
Auckland
John Hobhouse
Lord Campbell
Morpeth
Earl of Clarendon
Macsulay
Extraordinary late 18th century London council clash over freeman qualification
A London Court of Common Council debated a third reading of a bill declaring freemen of London eligible for council seats. The debate featured clashes between the Lord Mayor, aldermen, and common council members, a dissented aldermen’s communication, procedural strife, and the formation of committees to pursue resolutions amid a guarded, tense atmosphere.
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London
Common Council
John Wood
Court of Common Council
Wire
Carroll
Victoria
United Kingdom of Great Britain
Ireland
Queen
Merewether
Wood
Peter Laurie
Corney
Court of Aldermen
Corey
Poth
Ashurst
Iourt
Anderton
House of Commons
Lawrence
R. L. Jones
Alderman Wilson
Sidney
Court of Semien Council
Coart
Peacock
Alleged Concealment of a Will at Guildhall Court
In a Guildhall Police Court session Alder men Wilson Moon and Farebrother heard Mrs. Eliza Denman seek light on a will of John Thomas Roe, once a barrister, left to her by will with a £500 legacy. The hearing examined Morrell, Roe’s confidante, and others amid claims of concealment or destruction, with the court finding no grounds for proceedings but leaving room for further evidence.
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Guildhall
Wilson
Moon
Farebrother
Eliza Denman
Lord Denman
John Thomas Reve
Inner Temple
Roe
Pocock
Messie
Oberten and Hughes
Hart
Mary Anne Morrell
J. T. Roe
Williams
Row
Denman
Miss Williams
Mr. Roe
Mrs. Denman
Mr. Pocock
Queen's Bench
Miss Williama
Mra. Denman
Messrs. Oberton
Hughes
Messrs
Oberton
Alderman Wilson
Weil
Morrell
Morrell To Keep Her Child If She Said Nothing To Mrs. Denman
Williame
Death from Starvation in West minster
An inquest in Westminster into the death of Elizabeth Duddemede, 70, found she died from want of food and clothing. Witnesses described a destitute front kitchen at No 15 Dacre Street with no furniture, a straw bed, and prolonged parish relief cut off. Her husband, a destitute carpenter, admitted extreme impoverishment and reluctance to enter the workhouse despite offers of aid. The coroner and jury recorded death by want of life's necessaries.
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Dartmouth Street
Westminster
Bedford
Elizabeth Duddemede
No. 15
Dacre Street
Samuel Barbier
White Swan
Little St. Andrew Street
Seven Dials
Marylebone
John Lavies
Great George Street
Margaret Eleanor Richardson
Wright
Thomas
Paris
Ann Diggle
James Deddemede
Langley
Robert Thomas
Admiralty
Royal Navy
W. Payne
St. George's Hospital
Mintstreet
Southwark
John Tracey
Cornelius O'Brien
Vineyard
Harrow-Street
Southwark Bridge-Road
Greenwich Union
John Tracy
County Kildare
St. George’s
W. Randall
Blackmen Street
Mary Aon
Julia O'Brien
William Caslake
John Smead Lockhart
Jersey Chronique
St. Catherine's Bay
92Nd Highlanders
Pimacy
Scio Transesita
Scala Nova
Cape Corbo
Gore
Nfo
Onus
Constantinople
Mush Bart
Smyrna
Graves
Malla
Arrival of the Great Western Steamer to Morey
The Great Western arrived after a 16 day voyage from New York and 154 from Staten Island. Reports from New York note partial success of the American Gulf squadron, captures of two Mexican steamers and eight small craft, and bombardment of Tabasco before retreat. Almanac details include Taylor and Scott movements, Mormon levy, and scarce new Tampico intel. Bread prices in the US fall, Canada reports a Welland Canal breach, and River Plate hostilities resume at Montevideo. Commercials describe record breadstuffs exports to Britain and Europe, high freights, vessel demand, and shifting tonnage amid a bustling US shipping year.
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Acadia
Livertoon
Royal Mail
Acadie
Harrison
Mersey
Boston
Halifax
Caledonia
Tampico
Connor
Anton Lizardo
Perry
Bar
Spitfire
Vixen
Petrel
Bonetta
Cumberland
Mississippi
Princeton
St. Mary's
West India Mail
San Luis de Potosi
Brazos
Belize
Louisiana
Washington
Gulf Squadron
Tegerd
Monterey
Taylor
New Merxico
Chihuahua
Santa Fe
Scott
United States
New York
San Juan de Ulica
Gulf
Congress
Caroline
Mexico
Almonte
England
Vera Cruz
Alvarado
Santa Anna
San Luis
Department of San Luis
Herrera
California
Mazatlan
Sloop of War C
Guaymas
Great Western
Morey
Suaten Island
Gulf of Mexico
Tabasco
Tumoura
Pacific Squadron
Rio Grande
Army of the Centre
Presidio
Santa Fé
Kearney
John Quincy Adams
Philadelphia
Albany
Canada
Welland Canal
Yucatan
River Plate
Monte Video
New York Express
Great Britain
Europe
Liverpool
London
Scotland
Ireland
Shipwreck of the New York and Boston Steamer Atlantic
A report details the wreck of the New York and Boston Steamer Atlantic. Survivors, maritime authorities, and casualties are noted as officials search for missing crew and evaluate the vessel’s fate and route.
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New York
Boston
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