Administration of the Poor Law in Liverpool and Rushton
A critical review of Liverpool Poor Law administration led by Stipendiary Magistrate Mr. Rushton. It details alleged neglect and abuse at the workhouse, improper classification, illicit connections among inmates, and failures by the Select Vestry and Chaplain to address vices, with Rushton urging moral governance. The piece praises Rushton’s efforts and attacks the vestry's governance.
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Liverpool
Rushton
Liverpool Poor Law Board
James Graham
Meyor
Robertson Gladstone
Livero
Buris
Hodgson
M‘turk
Sheffield
Ellen Roche
Roche
Elizabeth Ashton
Portsmouth
Augustus Campbell
Campbell
Mr. Rushton
Iar
Liverpool Select Vestry
Ward
Select Vestry
Board of Guardians
Birkett
Treasury
Paris notes cheer Peel policy in France amid Algerian debate
The latest intelligence reports that in Paris Sir Robert Peel's remarks on peace and a united Europe drew broad admiration. French papers praise the speech while warning of Thiers allies and discuss Algeria's costly occupation and future prospects.
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Paris
Sirbert Peel
Lord Howick
France
Journal Des Débats
Sir Robert Peel
House of Commons
MM. Dufaure
Passy
M. Thiers
M. Guizot
Iater
Chamber of Deputies
Algeria
Bugraud
Guizot
National
Europe
Spain
Madrid
Tibet
Jerome Buonaparte
West Ixpres
West India Mail
Jamaica
Demerara
Barbadoes
Trinidad
St. Vincent's
Mth
Antigua
Bank of Jamaica
Cuba
Brazils
Cape of Good Hope
South Wales
London
The
Times
Carmarthen
Hobb’s Point
Narbeth
St. Clears
Witland
Red Roses Gate
Llanddowror
Whitland
St Clears Gate
Llanfilangel
Whitland and Tavernspite Trusts
Castlemartin Yeomanry
St Clears
Rebecca
Trevaughan
J. M.child
John Evans
Haverfordwest
Pembrokeshire
Thomas Howells
Llwyndrissy
Tinkern
David Howell
Trevaughan Mill
Custom House Fravos
Custom House
Royal charters and court news from Buckingham Palace to Hanover
Reports reflect a royal charter grant to the Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain and a Thursday council in Bloomsbury. It covers Hanover wedding ceremonies with royal attendance, health updates on Edward Henry Stanley and Grover Coxsxvax, plus political maneuvers, court trials, club elections, and fashion notes from London and Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham Palace
Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain
Bloomsbury-square
Masaiack
Crown Prince of Hanoven
Hanover
Grand Duke of
Oldenburg
Royal Palace
Edward Henry Stanley
Lord Stanley
Duke of Montrose
Stirlingshire
Lord Abercrombie
Grover
Farre
Hancock
Marylebone
E. Wilmot
North Warwick
van Diemen’s Land
Charles Newdegate
Atherstone
Middlesex
Chesterfield
Macclesfield
Alderman O'Connell
Lord Brougham and Vaux
London
Sir Charles Napier
United Service Club
Syria
Hamlet
Commodore
United Services
United Service Gazette
Esserxe Wezx
Geographical Society
Royal Academy
Institution of Civil Engineers
Buckingham-palace
Lord Stanhope
F. Hogg
Victoria Bridge
Durham Junction Railway
D. Bremner
Society of Antiquaries
Royal Institution
Williams
Botanical Society
Society of Apothecaries
Beale
Queen's Bench
Thomas Beale
Bedford Equate East
Commercial Road
Royal College of Surgeons
Forthcom Mina
Central Criminal Court
M-Naughton
Drummond
Cannell
Magnus
Auction Mart
Joshua Jones Ashley
Northern Star
Queen’s Counsel
Serjeant Murphy
D. Dundas
Q.C
W. H. Watson
Charles Wilkins
Baron Rolfe
F. O'Connor
P. M. M'Douall
J. Scholefield
J. Leach
C. Doyle
J. Grasby
W. Beesley
J. Chippendale
S. Parkes
T. Railton
R. Ramsden
J. Mooney
T. Mabon
D. Morrison
5. Lomax
J. Arran
J. Skevington
W. Scholefield
R. Pilling
W. Aitkin
S. Challenger
G. Candelet
Berthes, &c
Blanche de Castille
Anna Boleyn
Marie Stuart
Joque Lamballe
Coiffure Sevillienne
Ninon
Paris
Ledies
Magazine of Fashion
Queen of the Thames at Deary Lane impresses audiences
A one act operetta titled Queen of the Thames debuts after The Gamester at Deary Lane. Macready and Miss Faucit star in the earlier piece, with Keeley and Miss Romer receiving praise for lively performances and a charming finale chorus. A fire at Bermondsey street premises follows, with rapid firefighting containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macready
Miss Faucit
Elizabeth
Miss Romer
Mr. Allen
Bobby
Keeley
David
Phillips
Mias Romer
Law and Police in the Lord Hertford will case
In the Vice Chancellor's Court Sir James Wigram holds that the Marquis of Hertford's last codicil likely creates an additional legacy for Suisse, not a mere repetition of prior gifts. The judge notes a general rule against double portions between related parties but finds Suisse, a stranger, entitled to the £8,000 plus earlier legacies, making the total beyond £10,000. The decision hinges on the last codicil's motive and amount, with the court treating the gifts as cumulative unless proven otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham Palace
Prince of
Tour and Taxis
Foreign Corps
Taxis
Banbury
Williser
Willifer
James Clark
Her Majesty
S. Wise
R. Cartwright
Aynbee Park
Buckingham Palace Gardens
Globe
P. W. S. Miles
King of
Hanover
Kew
Richmond and
Rose and Crown Hotel
Princess Royal
Windsor Castle
Morning Post
Windsor
Claremont
Royal
Prince Albert
London
Dublin
Scarlett
5Th Dragoon Guards
Ford-Lieutenant
Lord de Grey
Edward
Lady Blakeney
Lord Glengall
Teddy O'Rourke
Capt Murray
Terpsichore
Salamanca
Messia
Alexander and Co
Fellmongers
Bermondsey Street
West of England
Bermondsay
Southwark
Waterloo Bridge
Connorton
Sun Office
Bristol Mercury
Greenwich
Eastern Counties
Liverpool
Manchester
Croydon
Brighton
Newcastle
Carlisle
Grand Junction
Blackwall
Great North of England
Birmingham
Gloucester
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Derby
Midland
North Midland
Great Western
South Eastern
Northern
Carliie
Carlile
Betthlem
Bethlem Hospital
Edward Oxford
Bethlem
Oxford
Edward Osford
Mr. Pierce
Captain Good
Lord John Russell
England
Abbotsford
Durance
Lord Lowraen
James Wigram
Lord Hertford
Suisse
Suisse Thun
Marquis of Hertford
Nicholas Suisse
Tentator
Court OF Common Pleas
Guildhall
Caarel Royal
Brientoy
Moone
Clenxk
V. Drummond
Crern
Tindal
C. W. D. Moore
St. Mary's
St. Peter's
Barton-upon-Humber
Spencer Rodney Drummond
Chapel Royal
Sergeant Talfourd
Creasy
J. Wilde
Heywood
Plaintiff
B. Brodie
Defendant
Lincoln
Chichester
T. Wilde
Serjeant Talfourd
Danise Rowsery
Fob Flockton
Stephen Quested
Lathbury
Copthall Court
Blunt
Sparr
Lothbury
Reed
Redcross Street
Newgate
Union Hall
Borough Road
Pricover
Reynard
L Division
Cottingham
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