Execution of the Criminal Law and Transportation Debate
A report from the Lords Select Committee, issued to examine the execution of the criminal law, weighs retaining transportation, reforms to imprisonment, and the role of reformatories for juveniles. It covers prison discipline, separate confinement, parental responsibility, public labor, and education as key to reducing crime, with recommendations for reform and broader social measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
Lords’ Select Committee
United Kingdom
England
Haring
Ireland
High Court of Justiciary
Scotland
Hope
France
Liverpool
Facta
Stretton
Dunsmore
Warwickshire
Haro
Hamborph
Mettray
Voices from the Mountain criticism and other 19th c book notes
A London literary column reviews Charles Mackay's Voices from the Mountain calling its populist tone distasteful and pandering to the masses. It also critiques Two of the Joneses humorous handbook, Haxopoox of the Electric Telegraphs, and travel guides, railways and Hood's pension history, noting partisan tone and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mackay
London
WF. &. Orr and Co
Major Pepper
Mr. Wenham
Boswell
Haxopoox Oy
Te. Scales
Thomas Hoon
Hood
John Russell
David Salomona
Thomas Hood
Robert Peel
Representation of Buckingham. Disraeli speaks at Farmers' Ordinary
At the George Inn Buckingham Mr Disraeli addressed about a hundred farmers and townspeople. He defended protection for native industry, attacked free trade, and urged compensation for agricultural losses. He argued for Protestant national identity, church-state relations, and strict social duties within a popular, restrained liberal framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Esquny
George Inn
Wikggheuch
Aylesbury Protection Boiley
Disraeli
E. Horwood
Aylesbury District Protection Society
Fitzmaurice
Apostles of Free Trade
Treasury
England
Audi
Papal See
Rafe
R. Peel
Church of England
Hear
Newport
Buckingham
Jostre Apy
Serjeant Nanning
Whitechapel
Owen Ady
G. R. Dodd
New Broad Atreet
City
Rhodes
Ady
Jan
Joseph
Nassau
New Providence
Leander
Phelan
Nessan
Weasel
Liverpool
Savannah
Jamaica Journal
Coatbridge
Hutcheon
Wester Coatbridge
Airdrie
Gzeat Western
Bristol
Swindon
Chippenham
Wootton Bassett
Great Western Railway Company
Farey
Cow Croes
Great Western Railway
Paddington
Gugat Western
London
Reading
Roebuck Inn
Damerone
Thames
Disraeli rally seeks Buckinghamshire support in Parliament
A Buckinghamshire meeting backed Mr. Disraeli to succeed Mr. Fitzmaurice, urging electors to reward steadfast, courageous political conduct. The crowd cheered as speakers proclaimed loyalty to English justice and the nation’s great minister while pledging to bolster the Conservative cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Ikehood
England
Buckinghamshire
Kon Gen- Yeman
Disraeli
Health of Towns and Railways Bills Dominant in Parliament
Friday and Monday sessions feature heated debates on the Health of Towns Bill with London exemptions, centralization concerns, and delays. The Railways Bill is withdrawn for the session amid accusations of obstruction and calls for stronger regulation and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizis
London
Lord Morpeth
J. Haxwell
Hener
Houpson
Sibthorpe
Lord J. Russet
Exeter
Birmingham
Bon
Earl of Lincoln
R. Yorne
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Axo Fata
Thcehuret
George Miller
Riegmer
Turnpike Road
William Clarke
Ecula
Adper
Literary Cchroniclee
Cleon
Fastien
Fastian
Crockett
Ezekiel Biesh
Nash
Zekiel
Bte
Cambridge
Society For the Suppression of
India
Messrs
Grindlay
B. C. Maberly
M.A
James Burns
Maze
Count D'Ursay
Chapman and Hall
Sue and
Belzec
Post Opvick Railway Disgorong
London Kelly and Co
Imperial Parliament
House OF Commons
Jon Rossgux
Lord Duncan
Towns
Duncan
Lord Lincoln
Baring
Department of the Chancellor of the Exchequer
Woods and Foresta
J.R
J. Rossett
Bill Wan
Rogoyce
Mackinnon
G. Parnes
Waxizy
Hopson
Divert
Protuctor
Bucx
Mogista
Brotus
Lord J. Russger
Sprces
P. Borthwick
Macaulay
Oporto
Lord Palmerston
Portugal
Torres Vedras
Angola
Palm EssTon
Lisbon
Das Antas
Valenca
Concha
Virciggs
Christie
Mr. Christie
F. Lewis
Poor Law
Staruon Re
St. Paul's
Wilsaus
Newpeants
Roextee
Newdegate
Roebuck
Housax
J. Russell
G. Bankes
Mr. Horsman
Robert Peet
Montaru
City of London
Bankes
Londo
Poor Laws Administration
Dmonday
Andover
Cuntsitz
Disrsees
Lord Cotatesar
Startt
Gladatone
Iie
Sisrsoxr
Cyee
Strutt
Ruencce
Hoorses
Stratts
Couterr
Mr. Roebuck
Lord J. Russacn
Bee
Mendes
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