Meeting at Crown and Anchor denounces New Poor Law
A crowded Tuesday night gathering at the Crown and Anchor Tavern Strand denounces the New Poor Law. Speakers including Wakley M P lash at government and urge repeal, calling for outdoor relief, education, and fair rates while urging Chartist candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown and Anchor
Strand
Wakley
Elizabeth
Somerset House
Board of Guardians
Mr. Weakley
C. Cochrane
T. Duncombe
Cochrane
Kidd
R. Oastler
England
Caeder
Huddersfield
North
Ferrana
Her
John Russell
Lord Clarendon
J. Roeeell
London
Poor Law Commissioners
Lord J. Russell
Villiers
House of Commons
J. Russell
Air
Perea
James
J. Williams
Feargan O'Connor
Gloucestrr
Chartiel
E. Jones Heving
Mr. O'Connor
Health of Towns Association meeting on sanitary reform
A Health of Towns Association conference, with members of both Houses, met at the Statistical Society in St James's Square to back government efforts to pass the Health of Towns Bill. The Marquis of Normandy presided as speakers urged urgent, widespread sanitary measures amid rising fever cases and worsening urban conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of the Health of Townes Association
The
Statistical Society
St. James's Square
Bimeel
S. Smith
Mr. Liddle
Marquis of Normandy
Bethoal Green
Lamb's Fields
Southwood Smith
House of Commons
Labout
Lamb's
Eastern Counties Railway
Tower Hamlets
Cey
Mackinnon
M.P
Jihes
London
Oxford
Cambridge
France
America
Lord Astley
Lord Ashley
Ewart
Lord Kinnaird
Dundee
F. Byng
Westminster
Gunter
Smith
Cochrane
Seizure of Junta fleet and 2400 troops at Oporto frontier
British blockading squadron captures 12 vessels carrying 2400 insurgent troops under Conde das Antas off Oporto. Prises include steamers Royal Tar Mindello Porto, corvette Eighth of July, and two merchant ships with 50 horses and artillery. Prisoners and leaders disembarked at Fort St Julian for safe custody under Sir H. Seymour and Admiral Parker amid a riverfront display along the Tagus.
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JUNTA
Das Antas
Lisbon
London
Douro
Tagus
Oporto
Peniche
Maria
Lord Palmerston
France
Spain
Dooro
Portugal
Pouset
Das Anias
Salter
Tague
Sidon
St. Julian
Sir H. Seymour
Admiral Parker
Colonel Wylde
H. Seymour
Madrid
Somberano
Venus
Cadiz
Isabel Segunda
Superb
Portsmouth
St. Julian's
Frightful Wolverton Collision Kills Seven on L N W Rail
A collision near Wolverton on the London and North Western Railway killed seven men in the sixth carriage of the down mail from London to Liverpool. The signalman Fossey was detained in custody after turning the train into a siding by mistake. An inquest was opened and adjourned as bodies were identified and examined.
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Panta
Dleer
Poland
Warsaw
Courrier Francais
Portugal
France
Austria
Switzerland
Paris
Marseilles
Avignon
National
Montpellier
M. Benoit Fould
Legion of Honour
MM. Fould
St. Paul
Napuro
Pardo
Corpus Christi
Ewnensa Canniasen
Queen Scapetta
Spain
London
Greece
Extasonormanr Scxwz
Augsburgh Gazette
Sth
Oibo
Raphos
Dunit
Pusric Wones
Lorda of the Treasury
Lloyd's
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Bosphorus
Turner
Sheffield
baneGt
Queen's Bench Office
Wallane Tine
Eales Heritage
Howard
Broughton
Tre Gio Srearea
Lambeth Police Court
Henry Baynton
William Brookes
Berkshire
Oxfordshire
Morton
Ofolice
Baynton
Lock'sfields
Dreseen
Watlington
Wallingford-road
Bayntoo
Bayoton
Rogers
Brighton
Elliot
Brooke
Jenetody
Covest Garden
Madlle
Dumilatre
Fenny Ellsler
Hampton
Hempton
Reil
Hurst
Ty.c
Saubs
T. Hussay
J. Sharpe
G. Hoeathcote
Khorassan
Lord Strathmore
Sweet Sauce
Embrace
Sweet
Sauce
Her Majesty's Plate
Mr. Oliver
Lord Warwick
Mr. Payne
Marquis of
Shorty
Muley Moloch
Aliwal
Cameo
Blind Hockey
Oliver
Altwal
Innkeepers
Duke of Beaufort
Asansalo
Sre
Mr. Nicholla
Rowland
Mr. Osbaldeston
Lanercost
Sylph
Captain Thompson
Etons
Mr. Draw
Mr. Death
Camelford
Hope
Sack
Chevy Chase
Mr. Smith
Mr. Woodward
the Slot
Mr. Griffiths
Leporella
Accond
London and North Western Railway
Wolverton
Down
Liverpool
Euston Square
Fossey
Hine
Manchester
Brpod
Welverton
Huish
Bruyeres
Creed
Huiah
York
Haines
Wolveston
John Simpson Sherrett
Lichfield
Lichfield and Birmingham Railway Company
T. Makinson
Magdalen Ball
Oxford
J. Clifton
Leamington
Keary Smith
Ucket
Birmingham
Miller
Ragged School
Broadwall
J. B. Rattray
Keay and
Tamner
Lord Bagot
Brentwood Hall
Staffordshire
Edawes
Royal Hotel
Shannon
Fiskn
Dublin
Hibbard
Stephenson
Staines
Reading
Harrison
Wherry
Battersea Bridge
Putney
Chelava
Uua
Barnes
Oxford Street
Cavendish Square
Marshall Thompson
Henrietta Street
Marslebone
Hurley Street
Globe
Mears
Hawtthorn
Newcastle
James Hammond
I Jth
Hammond
Twu
Joseph Hedley
Newcastle Advertiser
McLaxenott
Loughor Bridge
Tur
Joanx Fuasxtis
John Franklin
England
Prince Rupert
Westminster
Sir John Richardson
Woolwich
Chatham
Sandhurst
Fort Jack
M'Kenzie
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Health of Towns Association
Dzgapru
Asuagbos
Benjamin Sheppard
Sheppard
Mealecapon-Street
Stringer
Mr. Sheppard
Mr. _Stringer
Mr. Stringer