Sins of England and principal seawar pacing review
Literary chronicle surveys Granville's two volumes on English springs and spa health while critiquing factory life health reports and lunatic asylum coercion debates. It covers Bath promiscuity ban and public baths, plus poetry books, dates, and a dramatic correspondence about a magistrate’s misconduct and removal from a commission of the peace.
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England
A. B. Granville
F.R.S
London
Henry
Dr. Granville
Grthern
Fire alarm at 94 Eaton Square and other blazes in Pimlico
A blaze at J R Hayes No 94 Eaton Square Pimlico spread to No 95 but was controlled with extensive damage to furniture and saved valuable pictures. Other reports include a fire at Mr Tindal’s No 23 Holywell Lane Shoreditch, a suicide attempt in Adelaide Square and several river and road accidents with injuries and inquiries ongoing.
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Eaton-square
Pimtico
Sunda
Pimlico
J. R. Hayes
Eaton Square
Tindal
Holywell-lane
Shoreditch
Wixpsor
Adelaide Square
Ing’s Road
Glennie
60Th Rifles
Clarence-crescent
Serions
Searle’s
Stangate
Jolly Nose
Luton
Thames Police
Thomas Walker
New-road
Walley
Newton
Henry Jacques
Leicester
Parkstreet
Grosvenor-square
London
Sarah Fox
Sarah Crown
St. Thomas's Hospital
Great Russell Street
Bermondsey
Baker
William Holdbrook
Joseph Fountain
Bombay
East India
Davis
Kirectis
Black Lion
Kilburn
St. George's Hospital
Bayswater
Bayswater Road
James Hargrave
Notting-hill
Portman-street
Oxford-street
Lancaster-place
Waterloo Bridge
Middlesex
John Cunningham
John Chattley
Adelphi Wharf
Somerset-house
Chattley
London Robbery Case At Union Hall Involving Williams and Tanner
Ann Williams Eliza Baker charged with robbing a stranger of eleven sovereigns a twenty franc Louis and a ten guilder piece after luring him to a house near Maudsleys manufactory in Westminster road He identified Williams as the bed partner who vanished with the money and witnesses described a struggle as police recovered six sovereigns and other coins Tanner Williams partner was alleged to have withdrawn gold from the bed and Tanner denied involvement The case was sent to assizes with Williams held for robbery and Tanner as the receiver
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Eorror, &c
Devonshire-place House
Middlesex
Westminster
Peleg Medhurst
Normanby
Lord Normanby
House of Correction
Medhurst
Clerkenwell
Fillary
Villary
Bull
H.C. Moreton Dyren
Marquis of
Dyer
Commission of the Peace
Haines
House of Lords
Commission
The
London and Westminster Insurance Society
Bruton Street
Insurance Society
Edmond
Mr. Dyer
John Edmond
Ann Williams
Eliza Baker
Mr. Trail
Union-hall
Samuel’ Haviwine
William Tanner
Rotterdam
Maudsley
Westminster Road
Louis
Williams
Trail
London
St Maight
Collison
M A
Tanner
Traill
Admixture of Classes at Lincoln Lunatic Asylum
A detailed critique argues that mixing educated gentlemen with pauper patients at the Lincoln lunatic asylum is injudicious. It cites offense to refined patients, risk of mental decline through coarse company, and hindrance to recovery from moral and social contamination.
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Lincoln Frnatic Asylum
Tragic Interview Evokes Ney Decor in Paris Home
In Lady Blessington's Idler in France a speaker recalls Sir Robert Wilson describing a scene at a principal drawing-room after the condemnation of Marshal Ney's husband. He notes the noble widow Princess de la Moskowa, her guests, and the solemn, ghostly mirrors as daylight seems unbearable. The memory moves the speaker to tears and reflections on human sorrow.
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Mansuat Ney
Robert Wilson
Princesse de la
Modes of Registration in Cities and Boroughs
The British Reform Act limits electors to male residents meeting property, rating, and residency conditions. It explains who can vote as occupiers, lodgers, and tenants, with deadlines for paying poor's rates and window tax, and details for claiming to be rated and to be registered.
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London
Guildhall
Royal Exchange
N.B
House of Commons
Burglary Case Ties Emblett to Limehouse Robberies
Monday at Worship-street Emblett, a reputed cracksman, was examined on burglary charges after police linked him to a Limehouse robbery at Mr. Tighe’s house. Found with stolen goods including a hat, shirt, comb, and a torn purse, he faced suspects and witnesses while more charges were postponed. Also reported: Whitley, 18, faced Brif examination for a Ealing grocer robbery and arson suspicions, with subsequent police work leading to a Newgate commitment for selected charges.
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Manchester
Francis Chantry
Tue
Jord
Hill
Lincoln Asylum
Lincoln Cathedral
Rss
Hanwell
Lincoln
Tieen
Charles
Yartesk
York
Mina
Burclantes
Emblett
Bingham
Worship-street
Se’nnight
Dubois and Holland
Division of Police
Tighe
Limehouse
Feathers Public House
Shoreditch Church
Matilda Hawkins
Munday
Mare-street
Hackney
Dubois
Mgr. Ebbs
Ebtis
Aix
Ebbs
Cooper's Gardens
Hackney Road
Yighe
Mundas
Samuel Whitley
Armstrong
Prentford
Dorchester
Ealing
James Atkinson
Gunnersbury
Neighbhood
Atkinson
James
Joseph Oakley
Lady Carr
Werno Brothers
Thomas Taylor
Guy's-lane
Pascoe
Taylor
Newgate
Central Criminal Court
Edward Studd
Deptford
Jeremy
Greenwich
London
Maidstone Assizes
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Literary Chronicle
Ing
Ieee
Haig
Id Pam
Bath
Dame Wakefield
Anstey
King's Bath
Price
Henry Cook
Parker
Cook
Adrian
Leon
Ella
Craven
Earl Craven
Elia
Mr. Cook
Castle of Craven
Roxiax Buns
W. Smart
iToniston
Stoneman
Joseph Hayden
Babel
Moreton Dyer
Middlesex House of Correction
Rosberg
Ve. N.B
Frederick Smith
Brighton
Board of Trade
London-bridge
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