Jewish Disabilities In Parliament and Public Embrace
The article surveys debates on Jewish civil rights in Parliament, arguing emancipation is imminent and will align Jews with citizens. It contrasts proponents and opponents, cites arguments about Christian society, and notes calls for equal legislation despite fears of non-Christian influence. It also covers political leadership reshuffles and other contemporary items.
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Forge
House of Commons
Stafford
Maurice
King’s College
Baron Rothschild
England
Court debates costs and design of Holloway House of Correction
Alderman Challis presents a plan for a new House of Correction in Holloway with an estimated cost of about £80,000. The court hears on site layout for 400 prisoners, disciplinary systems, and improvements over past gaols, referencing Newgate and U S prisons. Plans from Mr Bunning, with Colonel Jebb input, are examined along with Sir George Grey’s approvals and memorandum suggestions. The record includes building wings, infirmary, and staff dwellings and notes the annual Queen’s anniversary observances and other society items.
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NEW House OF Correction
Ciallis
Jao
Bunning
Hear
Alderman Chalits
Newgets
United States
London
Alderman Challis
America
Sebi
Alderman Sidney
City of London
Leicester
Court of Common Council
House of Correction
Holloway
Jebb
Secretary of State
Phillips
George Grey
Tuomas Cantris
Toomas Sipngy
Sawvkt Wilson
Iw. T. Copetano
Hortowst
Whitehall
Sir George Grey
Pentonville
J. M. Pairine
J. A. Banning
Guildhall
Literary services row in Westminster court case
In a crowded Westminster court, the case Consox v Hasgand centered on literary services for the Spirit of the Times. The plaintiff claimed daily visits to Luke James Hansard's Palace Yard home and duties writing reports on Mayfair districts, while disputes arose over his business venue at No. 67 Strand, a subscription reading room, and whether he was properly registered. The judge ruled the plaintiff's Strand address insufficient as a business site, and the suit proceeded with the court noting the lively interest among literary figures.
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Country Party
Lord Stanley
George Bentinck
House of Commons
G. Bentinck
Lord G. Bentinck
Marquis of
Granby
Bankes
M.P
Lord Granby
Westminster County Court
Spruit of the TimEs
Consox
Hasgand
Luke James Hansard
Hanserd
Schlegat
Robert Hall
Sturmer
Dobson
Scotland
Mr.Sturmer
Preas
Strand
Mansion House
Richards
Tenby
Wales
Lord Afayor
Wontner
William Monsgrave Bowen
John Bell
John Wood
Doctor's Commons
Murdall
Edwin Edwards
Joseph Haddington
Cross Keys
Wood Street
Cheapside
Easton Square
Liverpool
Wood
Glasgow
London
Marlborough Street
Ostaixita Mower
Clenoyaay
Jane Smith
John Wills
Arandel Street
Odd Fellows
Islington
Smith
Sho
Suffolk Street
John Smith
Halfaison Street
Jais Houre
Hardwicke
Francisco Rebbiotti
Stresta
Leatherlane
Robinson
Italy
Hardwick
Ares
Arnold
Wandsworth
Tradys Max
John Thorne
Mitre
Lower Tooting
Paynter
W. A. Gadsden
Brighton
Thomas Carbill
Gadsden
Wrick
Atrose
Serjeant
Longbotham
Church Lane
Pay
James Duborough
Central Criminal Court
Reform Dinners Spark Furious Debate in France
In the Chamber of Deputies the reform dinner controversy intensifies as M. Duvergier de Hauranne defends legal assemblies and accuses the ministry of illegal suppression. Ministers insist on banning gatherings citing public order risks while Odillon Barrot and others denounce repression. The debate grows until dramatic clashes, with Guizot and Duchatel warning of government resignations if amendments pass.
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France
Chamber of Deputies
M. Duvergier de Hauranne
M. de Hauranne
M. Duchatel
Guizot
Salvandy
de Broglie
M. Guizot
Lisieux
M. Gnigot
Dovergier de Havranne
M. de Malleville
M. Thiers
Br. Boissel Noayer
Paris
Hebert
Odillon Barret
Court of Cassation
M. Odillon Barret
Tribune
Bss
Affaires Etrangéres
Europe
Italy
M. Chasles
M. Ploogoulm
M. Galzot
Jerome Napoleon
Westphalia
Talleries
Tein
Times
Duchess de Montpensier
M. Engels
England
Presse
Larchejacquelin
St. Jean d’Acre
Porte
Abdel Kader
Alexandria
National
Otho
Lord Palmerston
Paria
Orleans
New
Havre
Great Northern
Avignon
Vierzon
Aries
Atit Soc
Dieppe
Basle
Strasburg
Tours
Neptes
Lyons
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Jong
Sidney Smith
Macaulay
God
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Ynisa
Chandos
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Wilberforce
Hampden
Br. Faulkner
Cambridge
Oxford
Cuddesdon Palace
Faulkner
Newsapers
Hereford
Gate Gate
Kensington
Oriel
R.D
Aglionby
Commons
Portamouth
Portsmouth
Royal Naval College
Castum House
Devonport
Odin
Cuanazoy
R. Hant
Old
Brentford
Charles Hunt
C. Allen
Mr. Myers
Carshaw
Auretica
Court of Aldermen
Warprox
Port Della
Corporation “ Bombadiers
Belvidere
Virginia Water
Law and Police
Fianna
Loapep ‘Gu
Raiuwar Trave
William Fitch
Ilford Ternpike
Armold
Eastern Counties Railway
Thomas Miller
Uiford
Borrell
Lprwich
Psssengers
Beon
Sparkes
Fitzgerald
Maxcugstis
Medlock Street
Downing Street
Ardwick
Thomas Riley
Riley
Royal Infirmary
Henry Hughes
Joseph Atkinson
John Davis
Charles Al‘'Curdy
Samuel Chadderton
Samuel Wodsworth
Joha ‘Wadsworth
Peter Cash
Tthe
Robert Benson
John Hewer
John Hutton
Jarvis Atherton
Hearty Flints
Benson
Hamer
Chatterton
Wodaworth
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Charles ‘Butler
C Division of
Police
Samuel
Wadsworth
Wadeworth
Beoson
Posday
Heath Field
Mersra, Salter and Reaubould
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Henry Broadway
Robert Harper
Charles Horton
John Grice
Willams Enoch
Henry Higgs
Walter Whyte
Richard Bullock
Ambrose Sleater
Peter Taylor
James Darlaston
John Casselty
Victoria Life Assurance Company
King William Street
London Bridge
Foreign Intelligence
Br. Odillonkig
Charles X
M.cremieux
M. Odillon Barrot
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