Poor Law Inquiry into West Derby Workhouse Tristram case
A detailed record of a Poor Law inquiry by the West Derby board into allegations that relieving officers neglected James Parks, causing his death after seeking aid. Testimony from the dying man’s peers, a doctor, and neighbors outlines distress, delays, and alleged coercion. The inquiry aims to forward findings to the Poor Law Commissioners for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Auati Jstant
Dy Mewdey
Austin
Derby
The
Aream Triatram
Buck Bolton Street
Edge Hill
Y Yeeames Parks
Tristram
Coutisee Yy
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Iacred
Uiataat
Taedof Guardians
Derby Board Nite Wait Law
Hi Low
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Peers
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James Parke
Sud- Wie
Thia Union
James Ee
Ap- Gare
James Parks
Poor Law Commissers
Tae
Ini Tast
Nots Board Dey
Peter Bradshaw
Prescot Atreet
Low Bil
Pate Be
Narvan Werkin
Imne
Ralph Owett
Owen
Torman
Cvers
Charles W. Greatrex
Moss Street
West
Tmiernau
Parks
Paris
Margaret Parke
High-atreet
Edge-bill
Greatrex
Mrr
West Derby
Durkiah
Mr. Tristram
Mr. Pye
Hugo Parke
Elizabeth Place
Tristam Sendiptte
Tost
Ray
J Cord
Jas
Lheir
Cringe
Liverpool
Jane
West Derby Board of Guardians
Minter
Bayes
Duke
Blaze
Enius
Minerva
Mr. Bayes
Pampa
G. P. R. James
Tre Kiso
Higawar
London
Smith and Elder
James
William the Third
Koerler
Tug
Dr. Jamison
J. F. Rossel
James Burnt
Boswell
Thurlow
CanovicLes
Fuustt Prison
Chartea Rowcroft
Hurst
Colonies
Hood
Tocr
Maxwar
Effingham Wilson
Select Committee On
Lungman and Co
Robinson
Maxvat
Casss
D. Bogue
John Timba
Ex cursions through the Slave Stator review notes voyage tale
Featheratonhaugh’s Notes of a Canoe Voyage up the Minway Sotor recounts a western expedition with Canadian voyageurs and Ohio Canal engineers. The narrative blends travel lore, Indian encounters, rough camp life, and cultural sketches, with vivid scenes of hardship, hospitality, and frontier humor.
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G. Ww
Featheratonhaugh
F.R.S
London
Richard Bentley
St. Peter's River
New World
Civilization
America
Ireland
Sabors
Sny
Epcamp
Prince Bare Behind
Sud
Indiace
Catlin
Louisiana
Feather ‘Stonbough
Indiana
Monopolist Agitation for Richmond Testimonial Meeting
A large gathering of agriculturists and tenant farmers met at the Free Masons Tavern Great Queen Street to plan a testimonial to the Duke of Richmond. The Duke was unanimously named president and permanent chairman, with a working committee formed and funds pledged by multiple agricultural societies across England.
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Freemasons
Great Queenstreet
Duke of Richmond
Date Ofichmond
Fisher Hobbs
Ellman
Sussex
Warnes
Jun
Norfolk
Hilditch
Hants
Weston
Northamptonshire
Browne
Wilts
Earle
Chesthem
Harnell
Hante
Burgess
Dorset
F. Smith
Spesring
Pace
Bedford
Purchase
Pilatowo
Carroll
Onmouth
Jones
Waters
Winchester
Phillipps
Hartshorn
Lescombe
Andover
Ar. Wyatt
Chedham
B. Smith
Warsopp
Umbers
John Hodson
Tingdon
Cambridge
Hoyer
Ham
John Elliman
Suasex
Bartel
Richmond
Barrell
Hear
John Hudson
Fiscer Hobbs
Jobn Warnes
John Meire
Rodwell
Captain Bunsley
Phillips
Newbolt
Umbera
Boyer
G. Bridger
Tagscre
Rone
Great Britsio
Anti Corn Law League
Cheera
England
Central Society For the Protection of Agriculture
Barrett
Lincoln
Lindsay Agricultural Society
Christopher
Great Grimsby Society
Rugby Agricultural Society
Barnstaple Agricultural Society
Durham Agricultural Society
Andover District Society
Tenants Rights Meeting Discusses Farm Rights
A large meeting of tenant farmers and agriculturists convened at Radley’s Hotel Blackfriars to press for tenant rights. Speaker Mr Shaw argued tenants deserve long term leases and compensation for improvements when evicted, countering claims it targets landlords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radley’s Hotel
Bridge Street
Blackfriars
T. Fisher Hobbs
Essex Agriculturist
Atine
Shaw
England
Nottinghamshire
Lincolnshire
Mr. Shaw
Bie
Aigalao Nea
Tenancy debate and malt tax meeting overview
A parliamentary debate argues that secure leases boost land improvement and capital for farming, citing higher rents under leases in Lincolnshire and Northamptonshire. The Central Society for the Protection of British Industry calls for repeal of the Malt Tax, appoints a deputation to Lord John Russell, and outlines a cautious plan. News also covers Queen opening preparations, Bright campaign meetings, and the North Western Railway turf turn with Lord Morpeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Russell
Duke of Richmond
Central Protection ‘Society
Juhn Russell
Heath
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Poor Law Investigation
Masrenc’ Quanranti Mazrino
Walsall
Wolverhampton
Literary Chronicle
United States
Slave States
J. J
Pachudi
Thomasine Ross
David Bogue
Soettion
Sierra
Cordillerae
Andes
Lima
Saya Y Manto
Zapada
Dona Mariquits
Dona Mercedites
Dona Panchita
Argus Syes
Cosay
Limenes
Lima Indies
Europe
Eople
Amila
Efort
Los Santos Varones
Santos Verones
Misericordia
Tarma
Idria
Peru
Judas
John Smith
Chapman and Hall
Shakapeare
Henry Colburn
Horace Walpole
Terry
China
Walpole
Three Kingdoms
Strawberry Hill
Arabella Falkland
Horace
Hansard
Eanothat
Duke OF Rich
Prince Albert
Windsor Castle
Buckingham Palace
Osborne House
Durham
Manchester
Watkin
Bright
T. M. Gibson
Alderman Harvey
Gibaon
Alr. Bright
Gibson
Lord Lincoln
Wear
Morecambe Bay
Ttn
Sper
Lord Morpeth
Dawson
Vignoles
Sharp
Birbeck
North Western Railway
Lordahip
Globe
RailWar
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Paisley
Ayrcchester
Gravesend
Birmingham
Brighton
Don
Leeds
Midland
Bristol
Mingham
Newcastle and Carlisle
Arlington
London South-Eastern
Dover
Gracowich
Sheffield & M Ster
York & North Midland
Selby
South Devon
Chester
Newcantie
Nori Shields
Tyne Hartlepool
Oak
Eastern Union
York and Newcns
Paris and
Orleana
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