Report on the second House of Lords inquiry into the execution of the criminal law
Extracts from the Second Report detail inquiries by the Lords Select Committee into juvenile offenders transportation and prison discipline. It discusses transportation as a deterrent, reforms in separate confinement, reformatories for youths, cost shifting to parents, and the need for education and moral training to prevent crime. Also notes public display of convicts and Irish policy, with calls for reform and abolition discussions alongside capital punishment debates. The document closes with a local accidental death report from Thetford involving a bowling accident at the Bell Inn, resulting in an accidental death verdict.
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House of Lords
United Kingdom
England
Ireland
High Court of Justiciary
Scotland
Hops
France
Liverpool
Eicer
Stretton
Danamars
Warwickshire
Sither
Horn
Hamburgh
Mettray
Ford
Theborat
George Miller
Ringmer
Bell Inn
Turnpike Road
William Clarke
Tuomas Hoop
Hood
John Ransall
David Salomone
Chi
Thomas Hood
Robert Peel
John Roasell
Tasware Twerp
Nassau
Harbouor Island
Dwerryhouse
Youngirl
Knowsley
Kirkale
Liverpool Times
Fata
Milbane
Tripp
Chelsea
Cabitt’s
Bedford
St George's Hospital
John Fuller
Cubitt
Thames Bank
Josgrn Avy
Serjeant Mancing
Bia
Joseph
Ady
New Providence
Leander
Phelan
Savannah
Jamaica Journal
Coatbridge
Hutcheon
Weater Coatbridge
Bristol
Swindon
Chippenham
Wootton Bassett
Anidl
Great Western Railway Company
Farey
Cow Cross
Great Western Railway
Paddington
Asoraza Acomzyr
London
Reading
Ueasl
Readlog
Voices from The Mountain by Charles Mackay review
The Literary Chronicle condemns Mackay’s Voices from the Mountain for pandering to working class vanity and praising wealth while misrepresenting nature and society. It argues the verse fosters false superiority of the many over the rich and brands the collection as market-driven, warranting a philippic.
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Charles Mackay
London
WF. & Orr and Co
Vleon
Fastian
Disraeli Defends Protestant Constitution at Buckingham Meeting
Mr. Disraeli spoke to farmers at the George Inn Buckingham under the Aylesbury Protection Society banner. He argued for protection of native industry, warned against unstable free trade, and defended Protestant political life while opposing state endowment of the church and liberal, unrestrained opinions.
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Arkspurr
George Inn
Aylesbury Protection Society
Clarsell
E. Horwood
Aylesbury District Protection Society
Wan
Disraeli
Afr
Fitzmaurice
Apostles of Free Trade
Isene
Treasury
England
Papal See
R. Peel
Church of England
Chenna
Herr. Hear
Newport
iPr
Buckingham
Duke of Devonshire
Toy Broad Lande
Aylesbury
Disraeli Speech Rally in Buckinghamshire Meeting
A Buckinghamshire meeting pledges support for Mr. Disraeli replacing Mr. Fitzmaurice as the crisis looms. The speaker defends English justice and urges electors to back him, promising public spirit and national honor.
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Ons Opon
Alou Asaert
England
Criste
Buckinghamshire
Gen- Heman
Disraeli
Fitzmaurice
Railways Bill Withdrawn After Long Debate In Parliament
The House of Commons debated the Railways No. 1 Bill with Mr. Stacrt outlining changes to tolls fares and landowner compensation. Government withdrew the measure for the current session amid opposition claims of mismanagement and pressure from railway interests. Ireland and public works topics followed with debates on Irish bills and poor law administration.
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Housh
Commons
Dmonday
Andover
Canterie
Disgases
Coomexay Railways
Stacrt
Hectons
Mr.Gladstone
Tmne
Companien Alekee
Ablic
Trish
Goverment
Yerty
Stetier
Stratt
Rozscox
Lord J. Russell
Ireland
G. Hopson
Struts
Mr. Cottett
Mr. Roebuck
Lord J. Rosseit
Mr. Strutt
Roebuck
Europe
G. Beatrxex
Kis. Cagowec
Railway Commission
J. Huasxxe
G. Bentinck
Wagner
Conrae
Poor Law Administration
Sir G. Garr
Wakley
House
Fievpen
Fratano
James Graham
J. Russell
Davcombe
Crown and Anchor Tavern
Rogsuce
Ferrand
House of Commons
Limaelf
Wakely
Henzeyx
Heeback
Pecueer
Seata Ie
Pew Commission
Chadwick
Parker
Ecdad
G. Guxv
Palores
Spouxes
Hearnwaband
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Horsh OF Commons
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Adnesday
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Rogseck
Common Gael
House of Correction
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V. Smith
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