Court's view on infant guardianship and religion
In a Chancery matter the court weighs the infant guardianship and religious education after the death of a Protestant father. It rules the court will presume the father wished his children raised in his faith, and designates interim custody away from the mother while directing guardians be appointed.
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Wilson
Miss North
Mine North
Lieutenant North
New South Wales
Mra. North
Plymouth
Rome
Deponent
Church of England
Narfare
Devonshire
Big Indy
North
Nati
Norfolk
Knight Bruce
Stuart
Lovat
Explosion at Stothert Slaughter Foundry Kills Three
A Saturday morning boiler explosion at Stothert Slaughter and Co Chepstow Chevrelat? foundry in Cheese Lane Cheapside Causes three workers Thatcher Walker Spicer dead and Crates Slade injured. Inquests report the boiler appeared sound and no negligence proven. Coroner and jury return accidental death verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butster
Messrs
Stothert, Slaughter, and Company
Chevrelave
St. Philip's
Thatcher
Walker
Spicer
Slade
Crates
Grindon
Mesars, Stothert, Slaughter, and Co
Cheese Lane
Messrs. Stothart
Giret
Jacob Chivers
Metars, Stothert, Slaughter, and Company
Ateam
John Grey
Charles Greig
Thamas Crates
Slaughter
Joseph Walker
Bristol Gazette
A Pauper's History and the Andover Union Crisis
A letter from a starving parent details brutal care gaps in Andover Union relief, noting doctor payments, nurse costs, and guardianship indifference that preceded his wife’s death. The piece follows a Guardian meeting report about a nurse paid from the doctor ordered funds and criticizes the Poor Law system. Also reports the death of Count de Pollon the Sardinian minister to London and a Tarf Club rooming note at St James Street.
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the Times
THE
TIMES
Missua
Minseus
Mr. Westlake
Mister Payne
Union House
Broad
Payne
Wittals
Missus
Childern
Abe
Thia
Mr. Payne
Union
Milans
Gool
Afr
Alizsus
Sre
Teil
Andover Union
Board of Guardians
Charles Broad
Andover Relieving
Dichman
John Lywood
Count de Pollon
King of Sardinia
Sir W. Middleton
Shubbard Park
Suffolk
Dra. Ferguson
Bright
Napoleon
Thut
Ege
Duc d'Agile
Hague
O'Connor
Lincoln's
Marquis Pallavacino
Kennall-green Cemetery
St. James'’e Atreet
Calendar rules for sunrise sunset tides and notices
A dated calendar excerpt explains sunrise and sunset time adjustments by latitude, lists high water times for major ports with addenda for Bristol York Falmouth HarbourBull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton, notes weekly religious lessons, and announces subscription rates for the WEEK CaronteLe with office address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain and Ireland
London Dock
Bristol
York
Cove
Falmouth
Bull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Orreap
Reese
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Great Western
Paisley
Ayr
Gravesend
Rochester
London
Blackwall
Croydon
Manchester
Leeds
Bir
Newceatle
Curliale
arlington _ Norfolk
I & Greenwic
Sheffield
North Midland
Souk Hiatea
Benatags
Cheater & Birkenhead
Dundee & Arbroath
Durham & Sunderland
He Dublin & Kingstown
Rogbeda
Greenoord
Bolton
Bury
Preston & Wyre
Anes Bees Nee
Taff Vale
Teeene Wee Olnter
Arbroath
Forfar
Hartlepool, Dock and
A Proposal for an Irish Poor Law amid Distress
The Chronicle argues Ireland must be supported by its own property or England, urging a targeted rate on Irish property owners to fund relief. It condemns Repeal agitation, notes existing Irish relief through loans and grants, and calls for a local, working Poor Law paid by Irish landlords and mortgagees to curb agitation and share burdens fairly.
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Ireland
England
O'Connell
Thurles
Fogland
Jobo Bull
Treland
Claes
Dublin
Jane
Trish
Cnre
Reform of Inner Temple Ballot Keeps Hayward Out
The piece recalls the case of Mr. Hayward QC rejected by a single black ballot to join the Inner Temple bench. Judges rule a QC has no right to admission, but condemn the single black ball as unreasonable. It urges reconciliation between Hayward and Roebuck and warns reform may come from outside if internal changes fail.
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Hayward
Inner Temple
Queen's Counsel
Tia Inn
Roebuck
Aember
Bath
Relief for agriculture in malt tax repeal debate
The article argues against repealing the Malt Tax, contending farmers gain little while consumers and property tax would rise. It notes the tax’s share of beer price, the burden on barley growers, and suggests home brewing as the real farmer aim, while predicting benefits mainly for brewers and malt makers.
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Peel
Agrionturiata
Agriculturist Plea on Rent and Poor Rate Burden
The article argues leaders should see beyond immediate aims and avoid a blind election. It presses for tenant farmers to push for a share of the Poor Rate relief, with landlords allowed to deduct a proportional rent reduction and mortgage burdens from the rent roll. It cites Irish Poor Law arguments to insist mortgagees should share in revenue reductions, applying to all land-derived incomes.
Spread of Education at Cambridge Examinations List
A reader presents Trinity College Cambridge Easter Term Examinations showing education from many schools. The correspondent notes King's College and King Edward's School Birmingham lead, despite no Etonians among the junior-year examinants, with fellowships open to the world and top entries drawn from varied schools.
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Trinity College
Cambridge
England
King’s College
King Edward's School of
Birmingham
Tricity
Trinity College Exam Results Highlight Notable Seniors
The record of senior sophomores and freshmen across multiple schools lists many names from King's College London, Liverpool, Glasgow University, Eton, and others. The commentary notes the achievement as highly creditable to London and provincial schools and promising for education nationwide.
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Sophsbarry
King’s College, London
Yerry
Glasgow University
Chilton
Kif
Liverpool
Compton
Lord A
Ewa Hardy
King's College, London
Pearson
Preston
Lancashire
G. Smith
London
The Civic Feud Between Aldermen and Common Council
A satirical take on a split between the Aldermen and the Common Council as St Thomas Day nears. The piece mocks reformers and the pursuit of power, likening City corruption to gilded rewards for MPs and alleging that funds are siphoned by prize corporators.
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Common Council
Semat
Mansion House
Thames
Government plans to ship free African labour to Jamaica
The Glasgow Constitutional reports the government considers repairing sugar bill injustice by sending a steamer to the Kroo coast and Jamaica for transporting free African labourers. Other items note Elgin’s North America travel, arrivals in town, and railway revenue figures.
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Kroo
Jamaica
Glasgow
Earl of Elgin
North America
Liverpool
Boston
Montreal
Scotland
Wm. Hamilton
Royal Irish Academy
Maedler
Dorpat
Academy
Maedier
Dublin Evening Post
Tor Fiast
Lospos
ComMox
ComMox Couxcilmay
B.S. Philips
Faude and Philips
Newgate Street
Farringdon
Leaf
Jewish Chronicle
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Tiber
Tord
Briaken
Miller
Adelphi
Glasgow Herald
Aligern Deare
Bicestun
Sranvatrox
Bicester
Ann Hounslow
Sheep Street
Northampton
SreauxGe
Ayliffe Street
New Kent Rand
Cumberland
Asid
East
West
John Dichman
Mora
Thorspay
Strand
the Weekly Chronicle
Constitution OF the Inns OF Court
Relief For Agriculture
Evans
King Edward's
Iff
Clabs
Scott
C. B
Eton Twining
German University
Pabeen
King's College
Lon On Wallings
Ditto
Westcott
King Edward's School
Potete
Hose
City of London
Mentarae
Lord
Rae
Uppingham
Bulter
Sebreiber
Cheltenham College
Taylor, C
Tarupp
Winchester
Waddington
Rugby
Iplesworth
Id Wray
W. Ie
M. O'Brien
of Ye College
Paris and
Raven
Paris
Orleans
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