The State of the Juvenile Poor in the Metropolis
A lengthy critique on London’s juvenile destitution, citing Lord Ashley’s report of 30,000 houseless children, ragged schools' failings, and calls to emigrate 500 boys and 500 girls annually. It condemns charity failures, outlines brutal living conditions, and supports government action to reform juvenile welfare and emigration policy.
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Lord Ashley
Bristol
London
Clerkerwell
Lord Atchley
Porlicoga
Regent's Park
Fair Farm
Gill
Bridewell
Central Criminal Court
M.sover
Newgate
Clerkenwell
Botany Bay
Pfetropolis
Atate
Paris
Duke of
Guizot
Louis Philippe
Ers
National Assembly
Choran
Nemours
Tuileries
Lord Robert
Robert Peel
M. de Larnac
Sir Robert Peel
M.de Larnac
Woodschold
Nemonrs
Sir Robertson
D. W. Harvey
Auillery Ground
West London Reform meeting for household suffrage at Wellesley Arms
A large West London Reform Association gathering at the Wellesley Arms Chelsea urged signing a petition to the House of Commons for household suffrage ballot voting and triennial parliaments. Speakers argued Lord John Russell’s reforms fall short and pressed for wider enfranchisement benefiting about two million more voters.
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Lambeth
Borough of
Horna Tavern
Kennington
Lambeth Electoral Association
John Russell
Hume
House of Commons
T.C. D'Esucourt
Charles Pearson
Charles Jones
Thwaites
Thwuaites
Thwaiten
A. R. Ellington
Lord John Russell
Charles Jr
Mr. Ellington
C.T. D'Eyncourt
M.P
D'Eyncourt
Southwell
Frederick Dalton
A. B. Stevens
Wellby
C. Pearson
D. Pratt
A. Fairchild
Mirama
Mitchel
Marylebone
New Road
Commons House of Parliament
John Williams
Lord Dudley Stuart
Benjamin Hall
Bart
W. Williams
House of Commonal
Joseph Hume
Williams
J. Boll
Hill
Major Cartwright
England
Savage
Mr. Hume
Crise
Soden
Lord Doudley Stuart
B. Hall
Vernon
Mr. Home
Hodges
Nicholay
Edwards
Hoe
Alaca
House
North
Chartlats
West London Reform Association
Wellesley Arms
Robert Street
Chelsea
F. Geakell, Esq
Sir B. Hall
Kensington
Hammersmith
Olham
House of Comparons
Association
Miles
Lockhart
John Raseell
Thomas Gaskell
Aylesbury Street
OS John Street
Wilderness Row
Old Street
Fromld Street
Finsbury
Beech Street
Chinwell Street
Barbican
Long Lane
Smithfield
Withess
Oxford Street
Clerkenwell
Mr. Heywood
Mr. Parry
Penpie
Grat
Parry
Venice
Henry
Dean Street
William Godfrey
Sussex Street
Tottenham Court
Thomas Wells
C Division
Charitat
Dennptreet
Sohn
Blackheath
Paddington
Gret
John Mitchel
Tottenham Court Road
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Princess Sophia
Kensall Green
Duke of Sussex
Kensington Palace
Duke of Cambridge
Prince Albert
Prince George of Cambridge
Duke of Wellington
Norwich
Sophia
Kensalgreen
Westminster Abbey
Manchester
The
New Reform Movement
Count de Amfirasol
Madrid
Tacrgasina Jovemitirr
Loxo Bucconau
Lordahip
Penrith
Margain of
Daoran
Lady Mallett
Scotland
Carlisle
Nattoxan
Laxo Company
Feargus O'Connor
Hayter
Mr. Henley
Monsell
Sharman Crawford
O'Connor
Captain Pechell
Lord Ingentre
J. Strickland
Schofield
Stuart Wortley
G. Thompson
Sullivan
Langston
Manae
Bow Street
Joan Fussell
Corporation Row
Alexander Sharpe
George Row
John’s Row
St. Luke’s
Joseph Alias
Half Moon Street
Bishopsgate
Clerkenwell Green
Jardine
Ernest Jones
Hayward
Maule
Treasury
Davis
Halles Street
Cavendiah Square
Williama
Horace Hardy
G Division
Manders May
Wen Ar
May
Ireland
Mitchil
Mesa
Sharpe
Hardy
Rose
Heing
New York
Canada
Papineau
Montreal
Dublin
Baring
Fussell
Frederick Fowler
Austria
Old Bailey
Ernest Charles Jones
Middle Temple
James White
Bishop Bonner's Fields
William John Vernon
No. 9
Frederick T. Fowler
Riff Raf
Roan Hiewelf
Audi
Club Des Feromes
Gardiens de Paris
Garde Mobile
Galignani
Arratz
Conkx
Thureday
David Haynes
Thomondsquare
John Bagnell
J.P
William Buckley
Sullivan's Quay
Abraham Haynes
Ballygoggio
Buckley
Haynes
Augustus Warren
Monkatown
Ar. Buckley
Hawkixo
Joseph Horatio Brown
Beadon
Skinner
Ar. Humphreys
William Skinner
Albion Hall
Hammersmouth
D&c
Brook Green
Richmond
Princess’s Theatre
Baker's
High Street
Aslington
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