International and Maritime Law lecture at Lincoln's Inn Hall
Mr. Leone Levi delivered a lecture on international and maritime law to a large legal audience at Lincoln's Inn Hall. Sir Edward Ryan chaired in the absence of the Attorney-General, with emphasis on modern exigencies, neutral rights, and a universal code for peaceful, civilised commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone Levi
Lincoln’s Inn Hall
Edward Ryan
England
Mediterranean
Genoa
Venice
Barcelona
Europe
Paris
United States
Trent
Leys
J. Mackintosh
Grotius
G. C. Lewis
Parliament Prorogued to February Seven in 1865
Proclamation from the Queen in Council announces the prorogation of Parliament to Tuesday February 7 1865 and its assembly for urgent matters at Westminster. Osborne House Isle of Wight issued the King’s command and royal assent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Gazette
Privy Council
United Kingdom
Great Britain
House of Commons
Westminster
Osborne House
Isle of Wight
Liverroon
Tum Barway
Liverpool
Mersey Docks Board
Forwood
Manchester
Fleetwood
Birmingham
Gloucester
Burton-on- Trent
Burton-on-Trent
Stalybridge
Hull
England
Society
Twickenham
Stephen Lakeman
Lowe
Kapochein
Wallachia
Life duration study of English clergy and offspring
The Reverend Hodgson reports a long term study from 1829 to 1864 on life expectancy of 5088 clergy, plus data on 1087 children of clergy and 705 insured youths, with groups on life duration for children and a Thanet sample, plus a supplement by Samuel Brown of Guardian Life Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England and
Wales
London
C. and KE
Layton
Fleet-street
Hodgson
Clergy Mutual Assurance Society
Kivery
Clergy Mutual Society
St. Peter’s
Isle of Thanet
Samuel Brown
Guardian Life Office
Statistical journals review of 1860s era publications
The Assurance Magazine highlights Makehouse and Gray pieces on general problems and logarithms while De Morgan’s paradoxics appears. The Journal of the Statistical Society notes Farr’s Economic Science and Statistics and studies on mortality in London and Paris. It praises the surveys on crime in Australia and live stock in the UK and domestic sanitary statistics, foreigner status, and Poor Law administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Assurance
The
Institute of Actuaries
London
C. and KE. Layton
Fleet-street
Wm. M. Makehouse
Peter Gray
de Morgan
Journal of the Statistical Society
Edward Stanford
W. Farr
Wm. Tite
M.P
F.R.S
Paris
Wm. Westgarth
Australia
Robert Herbert
United Kingdom
A. B. Middleton
M.R.C.S
Salisbury
Leone Levi
F.S.A
F.S.S
England
British Association
Bath
Edwin Chadwick
C.B
Ireland
Scotland
Social Science Congress
Edinburgh
Statistical Society
Statisticans
Extraordinary Lewes depositor brings £1150 in gold to bank
A Lewes laborer, whose elderly parents had saved money for years, deposited £1150 in sovereigns and half sovereigns at Whitfield and Co. The parents hid the funds in a clothes box at home until their wife’s death prompted the secure transfer. Also reported is news of a half yearly company meeting with a dividend and the start of Hilary Term courts. The Tasmania note remarks on the last male aboriginal of Tasmania. A Leeds dinner sees Conservative support rising with Beecroft and others urging dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewes
Bank of Messrs. Whitfield and Co
Sussex Advertiser
London
Hillary
Courts of Law and Equity
Common Law Courts
Queen’s Bench
Common Pleas
Government House
Hobarttown
Tasmania
Flinder’s Island
Brrcrort
Leeds
Working Men’s Association
Colonel Edwards
Beverley
Ferrand
Devonport
Yorkshire
Beecroft
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