The English Church Subscribing Controversy and Ward’s Plea
A deliberative piece on church subscription debates between Evangelicals and High Churchmen. Ward argues the difficulty of reconciling doctrine with formulary, warns against haste to exclude, and urges calm, temporary unity while preserving the church’s framework. He notes the need for experienced judicial discernment and warns of crisis if factions push rapid separation.
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Servants of God
Ward Faces Degradation Bid After Convocation Debate
At Oxford Convocation Dr. Grant and Mr Ward argued over The Ideal of a Christian Church Considered. Ward opposed degradation amid protests and a split vote. The Vice Chancellor confirmed results after scrutiny, with Placets and Non Placets, as Ellison and other speakers weighed in.
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Church of England
Church of Rome
N. Ellison
Balliol College
Tosant
Convocation
University of Oxford
Appalling case of destitution shocks Clapham and Wandsworth
A sixteen year old girl was found near death in a dilapidated loft in Clapham after weeks of starvation and vermin infestation. She had been cast out by her father, wandered the streets to survive, and received limited care from local workers before the rescue at Wandsworth Union. Doctors fear irreversible damage, with hope waning as officials report systemic neglect and calls for inquiry. The scene drew widespread parish concern as investigators examined the surroundings and the father’s alleged role.
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Mary Lateday
Union Road
Larkhallane
Clapham
Albion Road
Wandsworth
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Hzatroop
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Master of the Rolls
Burge
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Atarguis of
Hertford
Matilda
Bercthold
Rolla
C. Wetherell
Schoinberg
Central Criminal Court Trial and Sentences Reviewed
A report from the Central Criminal Court recounts the trial of William Alich Kenoert on perjury charges linked to a St Pancras Loan Society dispute. It also covers Captain A Smyson’s acquittal in a Quebec abandonment case and lists extensive sentences, including banishments and imprisonments, across numerous defendants.
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Kennett
Tiberly
St. Pancras Loan Society
Watt
Adams
Spriggins
White
Loan Society
Sheriff's Court
Mr. Kennett
Society
Perawn
Dotter
Clarkson
Tiherly
Clarkean
Doane
Neases
Sheriff’s Court
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Balflock
John Pirie
Alderman Copeland
M.I
A. Smyson
Hercules
Quebec
William Burgess
Messrs
Ballantine
Hauddieston
Furaser
Imine
J Sora
Hyaleo
Hurdleston
Willian Burges
Wappigval
Smyon
Henry Lighttant
Proctor
Reid
Cumminstoner Hullunk
Waterman fined for unlicensed cab duties at Lyceum Theatre
Henry Thompson charged by licensed waterman Alexander Crow with officiating without a license at the Lyceum Theatre Strand. Thompson admitted opening cab doors and was warned. fined 20s or fifteen days imprisonment, with a warning that full penalties would be used to deter misconduct by other watermen.
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Henry Thompson
Alexander Crow
Lyceum Theatre
Strand
Hall
Ay Jntausas
Patrick Crawley
Vincent
Portugal Street
James Vernon
Coram Street
St. Pancras
Jardine
St. Giles'’s
Monkey on Trial and Dragoons at Barracks in London Case
Evidence centers on a ferocious monkey kept by Captain Burdett’s household that escaped during a march, with witnesses noting the animal’s usually good temper. The jury awards £50 damages to the plaintiff as the court weighs cases of indecency and propriety involving a Reverend defendant and local witnesses.
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Nisi Prins
Et Weatminster
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Couch
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Watson
May
Hounstow
17Th Lancers
Waren
Dragoons
Bardett
Justice Wightman
Aechos Court
Mosvar
Txowen Agatset Hurst
R. Phillimore
Addama
Hurst
Mary Dollman
Rhoda Parker
H. Jenner Fast
Dollman
Hurat
Waterman fined for act as waterman under city act
Monday the prisoner appeared under the azing act and was fined £5067 with two months imprisonment in default of payment. An inspecting officer proved he acted as waterman. the prisoner denied the charge. Mr Norton urged moderation but noted such cases recur before the Lord Mayor. The magistrate ordered a £5 fine or six days in prison.
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J. Cannel
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T. Jenkins
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M. Protert
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G. Smith
T. Dimock
T. W. Smith
Eliza
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Isabella Shorter
Mary Kirby
Mary A. Rutley
Mary Cummins
Ann Wilson
Ann Reid
Karma Hunter
W. Richer
J. Brown
Jane A. Hamilton
G. Richardson
G. Linguru
T. Limer
R. Tube
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G. Brown
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G. Sporrer
T. Johnson
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G. Langdon
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T. Watson
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Distressed woman in destitute state charged at inquest
Mary Ann McLeod, described as a delicate woman, was charged after being found in destitute condition. She reportedly attempted self harm with a cord, was placed in a heated cell, and claimed coercion by a man in Suilloke Street, with authorities later transferring her to St. George's Workhouse at the magistrate's request.
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Suilolke Street
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St. George's
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