Liberal Prospects and Practical Politics for the Movement
A critique of the Liberal or Movement Party's aims reframes its prospects around practical policy. The piece urges focus on improving the physical condition of the people, reforming trade and corn laws, and securing a feasible franchise grounded in occupation-based civic participation, while warning against overreaching constitutional expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal Party
England
Charlist
Tory Morning
Hastings
House of Commons
Civee Arras
Petts
Smith
America
Poland
Prussia
Germany
France
Court and Fashion at Windsor Castle
The article details gifts and pageantry at Windsor with Mr Schloss presenting a Bijou Almanack to Prince Albert and the Duchess of Kent in ornate cases. It notes coal relief for the poor, royal donations, and various society notices including marriages and aristocratic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
Isaac Gossett
Wurtsor
Duchess of Sutherland
Victoria Asylum For
Newcastle
Newcastle Journal
David Wilkie
Constantinople
Victoria
Lord Holland
Wiltshire
Colonel Fox
Mary
Miss Spring Rice
Lord Monteagle
J. G. Marshall
Countess of Durham
Earl of Durham
Lambton
Sunderland
Cremorne
Lord Farnham
Barry Maxwell
Merning
Lord Brabazon
Dublin
Grantley Berkeley
Gloucestershire
House of Commons
Globe
Hesse Homburg
Kyicuts
Windsor
St. George’s Chapel
Molyneux
60Th Rifles
Horse-guards
Lord Hill
John Macdonald
Arrison
Rifle Brigade
King
Henry VIII
George Sicker
Theith Light Dragoons
Lord Macartney
China
Holmes
Earl of Cardigan
Hussars
Slough
Heneronp
Earl Somers
Lord Bateman
Hereford
Shocking Deaths From Want And Exposure In Winter Districts
Severe winter brings destitution to surrounding Windsor districts with women and children wandering for relief. Inquests report deaths from starvation and cold in Lewisham and Bath Journal areas, with coroner noting starvation and lung inflammation as causes. Subscriptions and local efforts surge to aid the poor despite harsh conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egham
Clarke
Windsor Union
Staines
Three Tuns
Mr. Carttar
King’s Arms
Lewisham
David Smith
Old Bailey
Dowst
Sydenham
Charles Atkins
Beadle
Board of Guardians
Tunbridge
Suffolk
Booth
Captain Foster
Brown
Mary Ann Smith
Godfrey
A. H. English
Bell
Lower
Bristol Road
John Edwards
Wood-street
Bristol-road
Union
Lloyd
Bath Journal
Tr Poor
Marylebone
Spry
Tottenham
Committee of Relief
Payne
George, Old Bailey
William Short
Grenadier Guards
Chelsea Hospital
Bishop’s Court
Bishop's Court
Newgate
Cliff
Lynch
London Hospital
Baker
Hannah Bagley
Whitechapel
George Payne
Spitalfields
Black Horse
Barker
Margaret Horman
Reid
Millar
Gloucestershire
John Millar
Total Wreck of the Thames Steamer Sinking Sixty four Lives
News from Falmouth reporting the Thames steamer on a Dublin London route ran aground near the Scilly Isles during a storm. Only four survivors remain including a young lady and two stewardesses, while Captain Grey and many aboard perished. Aboard were soldiers, crew, and passengers. rescue attempts were heroic but futile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falmouth
Penzance
Thames
London
Dublin
Scilly
Grey
Lloyd's
Lloyd’s Agency
St. Mary's, Scilly
P. Howell
City of
Cecilia Morris
Edward Karpus
Catain
St. Agnés
St. Agnes
Edward Karens
Rosevear
Edward Karons
Edwards
Johns
Scilly Lighthouse Island
Island of
Mary Gregory
Miss Morris
Captain Grey
Mary Meyler
Scilly Islands
Land’s End
St. Mary's
Morris
Isle of Rosevear
Thaw Brings Flooding Ice Disruptions on River Thames
The thaw continues with heavy slush and mud. Floating ice damages shipping and blocks navigation, sinking a coal laden barge below Stone Stairs and delaying the Calpe at Ratcliffe. Buoys drift away as barges collide with bridges and ice fields. Snow and sleet complicate travel amid a falling barometer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Steam-boat Company
Calpe
Ratcliffe
Metropolitan Police
London
London-bridge
Hoo Union Commital of the Master Assizes
Proceedings at the Hoo Union Assizes conclude with the committal of the master as legal oversight addresses the case. Local authorities report on the outcomes and upcoming hearings, outlining next steps in the judicial process.
Inquiry into Hovante workhouse abuses begins
Testimony from Mary Ann Pearce describes Jemima Danes and Martha Davis flogging by master James Miles with a birch rod in the Hop union workhouse. Witnesses recount marks, clothing, and fear as the inquiry proceeds with officials present and questions about broader treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hovante
was_ rescue College-green
J. Forman
Elers
Gladdish
Smith
Mr. Elers
Jemima Danes
Rayner
Ann Lane
Phillis Blake
Witts and
Lowes
Sarah Barnes
Tvorkhouse
Eliza Screese
Mr. Pratt
Lydia Harbut
Witts
Jasper Herbut
Chatham
Mr. Farrell
Hop Union
Jemima Danés
Mr. Bentley
Mr. Essell
Bentley
Ruth Bills
Blake
Mrs. Meadows
Thorpe
Pratt
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