Workhouse Cruelty Inquest Proceeds At Maidstone Assizes
The hearing details testimonies about the master of a workhouse and alleged cruel punishments of pauper children and adults. Clergymen and officials debate evidence admissibility while guardians resist prosecution, with the case sent to Maidstone Assizes and the master bound over for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham Union
Mr. Bentley
Prall
Mr. Prall
John D’urban
Hoo
Mr. Essers
Elers
Pvor-Law
Essel
Tufnell
D'Urban
Mr. Elers
Mr. Tufnell
Mr. Pratt
Bentley
Blake
Thorpe
Hoa
D’urban
National School
Screese
Barton
Barnes
Essell
Thomas Screese
Mr. Essell
John Thurston
Wheelwright
Phillis Blake
Mary Lowes
Union
Lowes
Thurston
Nicholson
Mr. Gladdish
Mary Lewes
Mrs. Lewes
Rred
Board of Guardians
Everest
Mr. Everest
Merton
Guardian
Comfort
Pratt
Maidstone
Bow-street
Marquis of Normandy
Howard
Hoo Union
Justitia
Woolwich
Susan Heniker
Veritas
R. Peak
London
St. Sampson’s Harbour
P. Gaudain
Jersey
Eliza
Swain
Captain Peak
Gaudain
France and Spain Arm In New Year Turmoil and Reform
Observations from foreign columns discuss Paris fortifications limits on detached forts near Paris, Brest peace with Buenos Ayres, and a tax revenue table. Spain Portugal and Turkey notes cover mutinies, pensions, municipal reforms, Algiers, and the Turkish dissecting project. Greece and China dispatches follow. United States and Canada section reports on treasury policy, Indian removals, Florida campaigns, and union of colonies with Ottawa planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Commission
Paris
Courrier Francais
Vincennes
Romainville
Brest
Buenos Ayres
England
Customs Des
Public Instruction
C.seeesee
Foix
Pamiers
Spain
Catalonia
Perpignan
Theatre de la Renaissance
Renaissance Theatre
Board of Censorship
National
Minister of the Interior
M. Joly
Beaumarchais
MansEilues
Ocean
Barcelona
Youssuf
Spahis
Algiers
United States
Canada
America
New York
van Buren
Washington
Ghent
Portugal
Congress
Mississippi
Dolphin
Grampus
Africa
Clay
Harrison
Webster
Crittenden
Christopher Columbus Rice
Ireland
Secretary OF the Treasury
Sheffield
Boston
Halifax
Sheridan
Coacoachee
Florida
Armistead
Texas
Michigan
Ilinois
Kentucky
Commonwealth
Ohio
Messrs
Trippe
Cleveland
Oia
Missouri
W. H. Jefferd
Underhill
Amherst
E. Davey
Greene
G. W. Warner
Providence
Evelin
Alba
Maynard
Worcester
Cunard
Special Council
Lower Canada
Trinity House
Montreal
Upper Canada
Kingston
Union
Tre Canapas
Quebec
United House of Assembly
Toronto
Montreal Herald
Plough Monday Court Delays Alderman Election Petition
Report of a court session on ward inquests and a petition from Farringdon without residents. Sir Peter Laurie and Mr Wells argued that alderman absence during the poll tainted the wardmote and election, with next court day set for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Laurie
Farringdon Without
Wells
St. Thomas's
Copeland
James Duke
Tur New Royal Exchange
Thames
Webb
Royal Exchange
Coleman-Street
George Bracher
Ee Thames
Oxford
Treaswe
Harris
Reading
W. Stephens
J. M. Davenport
Christchurch
Pell
Staines
Kensingt
Knightbridge-green
Swan Tavern
Old Brompton
S. Carter Hall
Mart
Lord Kensington
Earl of Harrington
Earl of Actowell
Lady Hothem
Langford
Charles Cockerill
Westminster and West of London Cemetery Company
Gunter, Hutchins
Poupart
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Foreign Intelligence
Prench
Tocton
M. Blanqui
M. Jaubert
Minorca
Tribunal de la Rota Romana
Ramirez Arellano
Junta of
Madrid
Tribunal of Justice
Pes
Azette
St. Sebastian
Iran
Don J. J. de Alazabel
Guipuscoa
Cortes
Lisbon
Douro
Trinculo
Gibraltar
J. Ommaney
K.C.B
Malta
Britannia
Syria
Bellerophon
Turkey
Egypt
Brussels
Vienna
Constantinople
Hydra
Alexandria
Admiral Stopford
Mehemet Ali
Mehemet al
Europe
Herat
College of
Galata-Serai
Ottoman Empire
David Wilkie
Abdool-Medjid
Greece
Morning Chronicle
Athens
Acropolis
Smaltz
Hesse
China
Macao
Petchelle
Chusan
Elliot
Lin
Canton
Chusun
Keshen
Pekin
Taonkwang
Privy Council
Phe
Treenchou
Fuhkeen
Tagpoo
Chekeang
Yurehae
E. Leppo
Tekaou
E. Lepeot
Kow Kwan
the Metropolis
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