Bard Te Ving Witin For The Low Market
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Fragmentary New York Area Notes
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The Poor Law Debates and Escott Motion in Parliament
The Times reports a heated session where supporters and opponents clash over the renewal of the Poor Law Commission for five years. It defends the government’s approach, criticizes Fielden and allies, and argues for continued local control with improved administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HMR
Escott
MR. Fielden
TIMES
House of Commins
Lord Althorpe
Hough
Fielden
Grinsditch
Sharman Crawford
Dancombe
Merrand
Mott
Hope
Johnson
Somerset-house
Smael
England
James Graham
Joly
Tually
Greality
Sharmas Stawford
Poor Law Commission
Metro- Pliton
London
King Alfred
Watchmen
Elizabeth
Mr. Escott
Lord Mayor's York-ward visit to Upnor and Rochester harbor
Layed out in vivid detail the London lord mayor and civic procession to Sheerness aboard the Mercury. Upnor delegates presented a formal address, fireworks were set, a five pound note gifted, and a grand dinner at the Crown hotel followed by a festive ball as the civic party toasts peace and provincial courtesy.
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City of London
Mercury
Sheerness
Tawas
Commodore
M. Wood
J. Cowan
G. Carroll
Humphrey
Mop
Brown
T. Wood
Wilson
Hooper
Mapnay
Wn. Heygate
Duke
Guildhall Yard
Rochester
Upnor
Kent
Mitee-Bearec
Themelves
Mayer
Upner
Oll Cork
Eldevant
Fisher
Aypnor
London
Cockham Wood
Waters
Howe
Lord Myer
Corporation
Nobuy Wark
Corporation of
Rochester Bridge
Admiralty
Ballack
R.N
Crown Hotel
Olive Brandh
Parliament prorogation and council notes amid Lord chancellor’s illness
In the House of Lords the lord chancellor was indisposed and left the house as the Earl of Shaftesbury presided during appeals and later parliamentary business. The prorogation date is set for August 6 or 7 with the session closing in three weeks. Elections chairs are appointed, and a calmet council met in Downing Street. The Queen’s distressed manufacturers fund has reached £60,020 with £23,000 more pledged.
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Paris
Duke of
Orleans
Nemours
Courrier Francais
Steete
Duchess of
M. Thiers
Alealy
Dom the Dufant
Duke of Orleans
Prince Royal
France
Spain
Madrid
Senate
Marquis de Maleds
Lisbon
Priilke
Pademella
Marine Wid Justice
Oir
Peterel
Crooke
Brasils
Rio de Janneire
Baz
Bahia
Pernambuco
Sith
Ranger
Hie
Rios
Erehus
Terror
Berkeley Sound
Falkland Island
Rose
Enlai
Brazils
Packet
Express
Legislative Assembly
Chamber of Deputies
St. Paul's
Sorocaba
Rio Grade
Monte Video
Augsburg Gazett
Constantinople
Reis Isfreudi
Greece
Syria
Mangland
Beschir
Lebanon
Reis Effendi
Porte
Trieste
Abdel Dsehelil
Tripoli
Abdel Dschelil
London
Launxou
Queen East Impresian
Blackwall
Messrs Wigram and Green
73D Regiment
Woolwich
Miss Stopford
Greenwich Hospital
Sco
East India Dock
Prince of Wales
R. Stopford
Deans Dundas
M.P
Seymour
Mr. Lyall
C. Tae
Bernard Cavanagh
Swinford
Esdhy
Twoulock
Whitecross Street
St. Lukes
Prescott
Red Lion Court
Mary Casey
London Hospital
Thomas Casey
Baker
Caroper
Lambeth Street
Newgate
Gleaties
Derry Standard
Gregorie
Queen Square
Conosen
Arvatn
Red Hills
Chelsea
Benjamin Abraham Hunt
Bond-street
Hunt
Mary Yews
Barrett
Launder
Mrs. Hunt
Barritt
Howe
Ward R
House of Lords
Earl of Shaftesbury
Vernon Sinita
Estcourt
O'Connor Don
William Somervilly
George Grey
Wilson Patton
Downing Street
Consett
Worcester
Fa, Evans
Wietano Vyvyan
Genauass
Ry Vyvyan
Cornwall
James Graham
Farif Pon
Drampoe
Enor
Wiliam Edge
RLN
Alert
Prince George
Lord Bridport
L’orient
Prince Greorge
Sea Encible Corps
Neworsetck
Mr. Colquhoun
Harris, Esq
Newcastle
Lyme
Campbell Colquhoun
Arrath
Hosoun
Patney Heath
Alesander Pollington
Barossa-villa
St. Sohn's Wood
Regent's Park
Augustus Tames Tankerfield
Gloucester Place
Dorset-square
Pollington
House of Commons
Raiway
Iniacte Ip
Greenwich
Croydon
Brighton
South Eastern
South Western
Eastern Counties
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Pisturbances Geat Munsane Diatners
Birmingham
Kenley
Leeds
Manchester
Liverpool
Barnsley
Bradford
John Hilson
James Wilde
Vine-street
St. Andrew's
Holborn
Wiress
Greenwood
Hilson
Vice Chancellor's Court and Odd Police Scenes
Yesterday's law and police items describe the Vice-Chancellor of Faghudji-Tak Fisusoxcer's case over the Custom-house site purchase disputing who should pay costs. The report also covers a chaotic Bow Street scene with Sir Peter Laurie and Commissioner Harvey, plus various petty court antics at Mary Le Bone, Clerkenwell, and Union Hall involving drunkenness, assaults, attempted suicide, and transport-related detentions.
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Ture
Faghudji
Ttl
George Tit
Guilditali
Peres Laurin
Axp
Fitsgerald
Taylor
Peter Laurie
Harvey
Tfe
Sir Peter
Mr. Harvey
Common Council
Marvey
Mr Harvey
Peter
Mr. Taylor
Alderman Copeland
C. Marshall
R. Taylor
Bow
Beau Nash
Beau Brummel
Simpson
Portugal-street
Lincoln's Inn Fields
Tam
Tyrrel
Bow-street
Strand
Mary LE Lon K
Willian Frew
Rawlinson
Carrall
Ulster Terrace
Regent's Park
Mr. Rawlinson
Drisoner
Ramo Samer
Daven
Ellen Ramo Samee
Greenwood
William Gillett
Cutler
George-street
Pentonville
TuHe Price
Ax Assavutt
Camtini
James Williams
Old Bailey
Union Hat
Derenmixen
Suicipe
Bryant
Robert Lindsay Crawford
Londonderry
Home Office
The Compromises Committee Report on election bribery
The committee examined cases from Harwich Nottingham Lewe Penryn and Falmouth and Reading where alleged corrupt compromises aimed to avoid bribery investigations. They found in Harwich a compromising pact letting Sir D Le Marchant stand unopposed and Attwood paying 2500, with petitions withdrawn and large bribery sums disclosed. In Nottingham and Hobhouse Larpent cases, compromises settled petitions, vacated seats, and paid sums to lawyers, with extensive bribery involvement implied.
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Seteree
Harwich
Nottingham
Lewe
Penryn
Falmouth
Reading
Robert Peel
Ith
Sth
Victoria
John Russell
Ben
John Attwood
Major Beresford
D le Marchant
Mr. Bagshaw
Mr. Attwood
D. Lie Marchant
D. le Marchant
Attwood
Currie
Parkes
Pine
le Marchant
Bagshaw
Sir de le Marchant
John Cam Hobhoause
George Larpent
John Walter
Charlton
Walter
John Cam Hothouse
G. Larpent
Mr. Walter
Mr. Charlton
J. C. Hobhouse
el Ctors
John Cam Hobhouse
London
Mesers
Clarke
Fynmore
Fladgite
Rancliffe
Wakefield
John Heard
Enfield
Biddle
Hurd
Birkin
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