Court debates Parliament as remedy for London reform
Thursday session of the Court of Common Council debated a report urging Parliament be empowered to enact municipal reforms. Leaders warned against rushing to Parliament, arguing charter power lies with the council. others pressed for a bill to compel reform and avoid aldermanic obstruction. The debate referenced past attempts and warned reconciliation with the Court of Aldermen could be illusory.
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Court of Common Council
Buainces
Peacock
She
London
P. Laurie
Fee
Sheo
Parme
Peter
Peter Laurie
Lynch
Court of Aldermen
Court of Aldergen
Corporation of London
Lawrence
King
Common Chancil
Aldermen
G. Marshall
Epon
Stevens
Ashurst
Common Council
Alderman Copeland
Anderton
T.H- Hall
Eat
Odeon
Farmers Club Debates Parochial Settlement Reform
A special Farmers' Club meeting in Paris addresses the law of parochial settlement. Edwin Chadwick outlines its harmful effects on agricultural labor, wages, and mobility, urging abolition and free labor. Members weigh immediate relief concerns and the future of rural labour relations.
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Farmers’ Club
Bridge Street
Bischfriars
W. F. Hobbs
E. Chadwick
Eng
Poor Law Commissioners
Chadwick
Poor Law Commissionoa
Shaw
Edwin Chadwick
Reading
Maple Durham
Reading Union
Bio Illnosa
Bedfordshire
John Freeman
Saya
Wing
Bedford Union
Lincolnshire
Gainsborough
Liccoln
Louth
House of Lords
House of Commons
Map
England
Baker
Eagle
Bennett
Mrr. Shaw
Me. Shaw
Working of the Game Laws Charge of Murder against a Poacher
Crown Court narratives a poaching case in Exxton March 22 with Henry Warren charged for the willful murder of William Setter at Coombreignhead. Testimony from keepers Rendell brothers Harris and others describes an ambush and disputed gunfire during rabbit poaching. medical evidence cites a fatal abdominal wound from a gun, leading to a verdict of manslaughter for Warren and later a separate indictment resulting in a life sentence for transportation.
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Wastzaw
Haccombe
Walter Carew
Bockland Barton Farm
Thad
Elias Reutell
Bucksend Barton
W. Setter
George Wilcock
William Steer
Taylor
Higher Bliodwell Gate
William Rendell
James Norman
Wm. Steer
Slavore Brake
Lower Blindfeld
Robert Rendell
William Setter
Kilnfieldgate
Myrell
Newton
Stoodley
Setter
Robert Rendett
Kilnfield Gate
Feld
Kirnfeld
Kirnfield
Ron
Richards
Buckland
Ucross
Buckland Barton
Elias Rendell
Higher Blindwell
Great Kilofield-gate
Aguo Io
Harris
Seter
Alec
Harvin
Walter Yard Bund
Newton Bushel
Justice Williams
Pam
Mason
Plannel
Transacion
Cambridge Chancellor Prince Albert Installed at Buckingham Palace
The inauguration of Prince Albert as Chancellor of the University of Cambridge took place at Buckingham Palace with a deputation of 130 university members present. He swore oaths, received letters patent, and delivered a public address after the Vice Chancellor spoke on the university’s history and duties. A lavish dinner followed with many dignitaries, including the Duke of Wellington and other peers, attended by a Life Guards band.
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Prince Albert
University of Cambridge
Buckingham Palace
Batlon Ae
Bouverie
F. H. Seymour
Viscount Clifdso
Philpott
Tom
Royal
Rourelle Brghness
Duke of Northumberland
Thomas Crick
Clare Ball
Gilbert Ainslie
Pembroke College
Benedict Chapman
Gunvil and Dains College
John Lamb
Corpus Christi College
French
Jesus College
J. Grabaw
Christa College
R Tatham
St. John’s College
The
Hop
G. Neville Grenville
Magdalen College
William Whewell
Trinity College
George Archdall
Emmanuel College
Robert Phelps
Sidney Sussex College
Thomas Worsley
Downing College
William J. Kingsley
John Crouch Adams
John Wolvey Astley
Francia Proctor
S. H. Banke
Ll.d
Henry J. H. Bond
A. F. Rayner
George Maddeson
Romilly
George Leapingwell
Bedell
William Hopkins
Duke of Wellington
Marquis of
Exeter
Northampton
London
Lord Wriothesley Bussell
House of Commons
Henry Goulburn
E. Law
G. E. Anson
C. Be, Phipps
F. A. Seymour
Life Guards
Heirs Claim Innes Estate Across Atlantic Links
Reported in Forres and Edinburgh newspapers a family named Innes claims to be the rightful heirs of Miss Jane Innes of Stow and have crossed the Atlantic to pursue their rights. They seek ties with the American branch and have engaged collateral relatives to prove their connection. A second group, the M Intosh family, asserts lineage through Helen Innes, sister of London merchant John Innes, and has hired agents to press their claim.
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Stowes
Innes
America
Stow
Stow Inneses
Forres Gasette
M'Intosh
Misa Innes
Helen Innes
Hering
John Innes
Wise Merchant
London
Elso
Edinburgh
Attendance concerns in new county courts debate fees
A report from the New Coast Counties court system notes professional attendance is low due to meagre fees. It suggests a graduated scale to attract experienced lawyers for cases under £20. The act restricts who may appear and how fees are awarded, with strict limits on sums recoverable and judge discretion.
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Thoreday
Chamber of Deputies
la Presse
France
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Presse
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Hercule
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Pato
Kei
Kreli
Krell
Bia
Graaff Reinet
J. Malan
Zwager'e Huck
Hartzenburg
Henry Pottinger
Batterworth
Ita
Elizabeth
Her
Nimrod
Waterlos Bay
Riven Plate
Liverroon
Monte Video
Falmouth
Monte
Ribera
Salta
Paysander
Mercedes
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Gote Junto
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Liagaiza
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Rosas
England
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Iostent
Orebe
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Las Vaens
Oribe
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Vigo
Marseilles
Cork
Cove
New Ross
Yeat Orday
Waterford
Limerick
Enye
Ennis
Newmarket
Board of Works
Fishbourne
Lucius O'Brien
Dungarvan
Scots Greys
Sir Archibald Macdonad, Bart
Berners Street
Oxford Street
Jeremy
Greenwich
Toassie
Coty
Ace
Ces
North Pole
Puorgssios
Her Majesty
Costa
Ux Aloe
STE Ae
Guild
Senegal
Charac
Ivat
Charlton
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