The English Producers and Landlords in Distress
A critical reflection on the economic hardship of landlords farmers and laborers across rural districts. The piece questions whether landlords gain from rent still paid by a shrinking productive class and whether the despairing labourer finds relief amid rising rentals. It cites Dorsetshire and London as examples of widespread misery and cites Peel and Cobden era debates on policy and unemployment, with remarks on public notices and political commentary of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Ashley
Dorsetshire
Gome
London
Metropolis
Daily Journal
R. Peel
Times
Peel
PuxiNcirLes
Posse
Esse
Iz Welle
Sir Robert Peel
Proposed Conference of Dissenters and Union Opposition
A Patriot and Nonconformist backed plan calls for a general conference of dissenters opposed to church and state union. Midlands leaders drive the idea, Wesleyan ministers may not openly join, but many lay Wesleyans are expected to support religious freedom and join the provisional committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church and State
Midland Counties
Wesleyan Church
Posieyan Chronicle
Mivetarny
War Office
Tanion
Birmingham
Great Western
Brighton
Dover
Grand Janetisa
North Midland
Northern and Eastern
Eastern Counties
Derby
Manchester
Gloucester
Leeds
York
Lancaster
Preston
Newcastle
Carlisle
Great North
TATE
Matthew Wood
Woucester
Lady Wood
Sir Matthew
Aew
Mongst
New Winter Assize at Chester Trials of Mormonites
In Chester a crowded court opened the New Winter Assizes with the Mormonite defendants Pogmore and Cartwright charged for the alleged killing of Sarah Cartwright at Monks Coppenhall near Crewe. After slow testimony and missing witnesses the jury acquitted the prisoners and the judge criticized the lack of evidence and the delay. restitution of costs followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Wightman
Jonathan Pogmore
Thomas Cartwright
Cartwright
James Moore
Michael Kinty
George Bazley
Crewe
Mr. Temple
Jorden
Lucy Massy
Ape
Egerton
Robert Howe
Thomas Ardron
Staley
Townsend
Temple
Ann Ardron
Robert Spencer
Elizabeth Preston
John Garton
Martha Garton
Trafford
Pogmore and Cartwright
Mermonites
Oxford Circuit Murder Trial Ends in Imprisonment
In Bilston and Pontycarrig reports, four men including Samuel Fellows and Robert Parslow are convicted of gang rape and related assault, receiving thirteen months with hard labor after testimony from the alleged victim. Separate Pontycarrig riot case against Becca Otrrige and David Evans ends with guilty verdicts and deferred sentencing.
Queen v Fawcitt and Others Habeas Case Heard
In a Rolls Garden chambers hearing before Mr Justice Patteson, the Queen v Fawcitt and others addressed habeas before counsel for prosecutors and prisoners. Justice Patteson discharged the prisoners, ruling on separate orders and potential vacancy of the commitment and noting possible conspiracy liability if they had plotted together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuomasy Cormisry
Queen
Fawciit
Habeas
Justice Patteson
Rolls-garden
Clarkson
Bodkix
Bodkin
Court of Bankruptcy interim order to insolvent tobacconist
A cigar dealer from Sunstreet sought an interim order in a bankruptcy court session. Opposed by a creditor over a bill of sale that moved stock away from others, the insolvent testified on his India origins and marriage. the court granted the interim order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Bankkruptcy
Monpar Ix
England
India
Bombay
Wepwespay
Inne
Margaret Epwonps
Lieutenant Young
Young
Stuart de Rothsay
Hill
Steel
Lord Stuart de Rothsay
Lord Hill
Bernady
Court of Justice
Mr. Bernady
Lord Stuart de Rotheny
Russia
Steele
Reform and discipline debates at Horsemonger Prisons
The meeting discussed reforming criminals through asylum placement and reported twelve of twenty four offenders reforming annually. Debates over compelling debtors to attend church services sparked strong opinions on religious tolerance and legal authority. Rev. Rowe appointed chaplain to Horsemonger Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divine Warshiv
Hawes
Furnival
Furniver
Rowe
Horsemonger
Samuel Benson
Police Reports of London Streets Cleansing and Bates Case
The lord mayor urged public and police action over gross street filth in London, seeking support to hold the contractor to task. William Bates, an artist, faced charges for threats against MP John Masterman, with bail set and remand until the quarter sessions as matters of peace are considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of London
London
Commissioners of Sewers
Ramway
William Bates
Humphery
Giltspur Street
Northern and Eastern Railway Company
Masterman
Bates
Bagshaw
Duke of Wellington
Duke of York
Buretanzy Assault Ends in Fines and Detention
In Marlborough Street a brutal assault case split punishments between canal boatmen George Putmore and Robert Jerram. Patmore was convicted and fined five pounds while Jerram paid ten shillings. The men were locked up as witnesses testified to the attack on Mary Roddy who received injuries and cried for help. A separate Luxation Lover case featured a deranged youth naming himself Master Theodore who ranted about his past name and missing daughter in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tresday
Inne Evcentr
Marcuertre
Emma Cave
svEp
Exora Cave
France
Vicomte de Cassin
Wonsieur Bourier
Wynne
Samuel Cottle
Cooke
Dukestreet
St. James's
Military College
Sandhurst
Comte Vialla
Compte
de Cassin
Conte Vialla
Woodroffe
Bacon
Clarkson
Commissioners of Bankruptcy
John Clinch
Thomas Horne
Kensington Omnibus
Wm. Knott
Adolphus
Messrs
Wilkins
Kensington Church
Horne
Justice Erskine
George Putmore
Robert Jerram
Rawlinson
Mary Roddy
Stephen-street
Lissongrove
Patmore
Jerram
Robert Flanagan
Thrussell
Marlborough Street
Theodore
Usher
Master Theodore
Michael
Godfrey renamed Theodore Godfrey in odd Crown case
In a chaotic hearing Vicomte Michel, 44, Oxford Street, claims his son Henri Michel attacked him and threats were made toward the Queen and others. The defendant, a theater‑minded Godfrey, rants about love for a girl, seeks money, and is taken into custody after a volatile outburst. The father contemplates a mind inquiry as the prisoner resists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey
Theodore Godfrey
Meee
Princ Albert
Vicomte Michel
Gilbert-street
Oxford-street
Henri Michel
Violing
Mr. Maltby
Wilks
Nakes
Brutal Rerrax Case and Clerkenwell Assault Notes
A well-dressed man named George Bromies charged with indecent assault on Miss Walshe in Hatton Garden then biting witness during a scuffle. Clerkenwell parish official James Pascal faced assault and embezzlement questions amid a crowded hearing. case ends with Pascal discharged. Also reported are extensive burglaries by Henry Robinson and John Davis in city warehouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerrax
George Bromies
Tottenham Court-Road
Gibbon
Crags
Hatton Garden
Miss Walshe
Anen
Hin
Penny
Bingham
Mr. Bingham
May Nutter
J. Bingham
Parisu
James Pascal
Clerkenwell
John Scott
Clarkson
Carpenter
Combe
River-street
Myddelton-square
Amwell Street
Pascal
Claremont-square
Pentonville
John Stott
Middlesex
John Svott
George Selby
Mr. Combe
Mr. Clarkson
France
Fraser
Switzerland
Bohemia
Mr. Clrkson
Smith
Ssur-Caen House
Clerkson
Aly
Bodkin
Court of Chancery
Scott
Henry Robinson
John Davis
James Blythe
Leaf
Cales, and
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Axotuer
Derbyshire
Badinburgh Journal
Board of Customs
Jones
Nenagh Guardian
Hong Kong
Observer
The
Morning Herald
Lorp de Gaex
Earl de Grey
Ireland
Standard
Daniel O'Connell
John O'Connell
Thomas Steele
Thomas Matthew Ray
Charles Gavan Duffy
Thomas Tierney
Peter James Tyrrell
John Gray
Richard Barrett
Smyley
Crown
Dublin
Water Bourne
William Kemmis
Crown Solicitor
Crown Office
Queen’s Bench
Walter Rousse
Chester—Tursday
Oxford
Starrorp
Samuel Fellows
Robert Parslow
John Perry
Daniel Watt
Mary Jane Wild
Bilston
Stafford
Wolverhampton
Ann Willis
Turnpike Road
Aon Willis
Mr. Allen
Carwmair
Caswantueux
Becca Otrrige
David Evans
James Evans
Pontycarrig
Llanfihangel Abosscorn
Avi
Thomas Thomas
Daniel Evans
Bergwin
Becca
James Lloyd Price
Tbergwin
Surrey
H. Kemble
Sir Henry Fletcher
Richard Sumner
John I. Briscoe
Colonel Challoner
B. Hawes
W. Gosse
WW. Johnson
Grand Jury
Surrey Society
Central Criminal Court
Old Bailey
Thomas Wood
Alderman Hooper
Lewis
Recorder
Mr Lewis
James Green
Anthony Hodges
Charles Parker
James Finder
Austin Friars
Captain Hamilton
High Holborn
Hodges
Parker and Co
Austin-friars
Ferguson
Adama Hamilton
Rodgers and Son
Shepherd Castle
Sheffield
Alexander Elliot
Messrs. Hodges and Co
Parker
William Winkworth
Ballantine
College-place
Camden-town
Mesers
Jenkins
New Court
Commissioner Bullock
Joseph Parnell
Mary Anne Maria Wood
William Langton
Sarah Parry
Charles Stenhope
Miss Wood
Jlame
Mary Anne Wood
Alary Anne Maria Wood
George Bentley
Humphries
Feathers Tour
Holborn
Baxknupf
Samuel Michel Vaudome
Sarah Thompson
Phoragedate
Ae Namapson
Afrii
Vandome
Diansion
Marylebone
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