Legal Education and Inns of Court Opposition
A letter to the editor argues that the Inns of Court regulate access to the Bar through residence and dining rules, critiques calls for lectures and examinations, and defends practical tutoring via chambers and private tutors as superior to formal lectures. The piece supports limited licensing, cautions against call examinations, and endorses a tutor-based system for legal education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werkly Chronicle
Sin
London
Oxford
Cambridge
England
Rome
Muich
Inns of Court
House of Commons
Middle Temple
Inns
Bar
Justinian
Christ
Langer
The Dorsetshire Poor and the outdoor relief dispute
A Dublin era letter from R. B. Sheridan and accompanying extracts discuss Dorset agricultural labourers' hardship after potato crop failures. It details wages of 7s weekly, high rents, and near-starvation meals while urging outdoor relief for able-bodied workers in need, citing Poor Law commissioners and court of public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Poor Law Commissioners
W. Soper
Dorchester Union
Dorset
Bettescoombe
William Soper
R. B. Suenrpan
Spring-gardens
Boon Law Costsrristonens
Somensrtt House
Board of Guardians
R. B. Shenipax
Frampton
Mary Anne
Samuel Soper
John Soper
George Soper
Elizabeth Soper
Emma Soper
Walter Soper
Poor Law Commission Office
Somerset House
Ilth
Willliam Soper
G. Coone
R. B. Sheridan
Eng
M.P
Dorchester
Amall
Maser
Justice
Art Union of London
Duke of Cambridge
Lord Monteagle
Wyse
BUP
Ewart
N.P
B. B. Cabbell
George Godin
Lewis Pocock
Robert Peel
Exchequer
Downing Street
Wessel
M. Cuantes Lepac
M. Charles Ledru
Court of Cassation
Paris
Cour Royale
House of Commons
England
Wales
Chelsea OvtT-ressioners
Woolwich
London
Chelsea Pensioners
Rosa Marines
Merchant Seaamen
Corporation
Sores
Max. Cooper
Thomas Cooper
Wall
Turnagain
Lane
Snow-hill
Wakley
Metropolitan Police
Royal Arsenal
Sydney
Hobart Town
Norfolk Island
Woolwich Company Steam Packet Fairy
John Calvin
John Maitland
St. James's Pans
St. James’s Park
Trish
William S. O'Brien
Pacification of the Punjaub and treaty details emerge
The Indian Mail reports the pacification of the Punjaub with the Sikh army disbanded and its artillery surrendered. It outlines revised terms between the Governor General and Lahore, including cessions of hill territory between the Beas and Indus and staged payments replacing the original indemnity, plus a ceremonial Durbar at Lahore with Dhuleep Singh and Lal Singh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Bombay
Calcutta
Delhi
Madras
Lahore
Wazeer
Gooolad Singh
Beeen Dall Singh
Ghoolab Singh
Beas
Indus
Lihoo
Cashiaver
S.b of March
Currie
Lahors
Lavore
Maanea
Scinde
Maharajah of
Rajah Lal Singh
Rajah Gholab Singh
Tej Singh
F. Currie
Dhuleep Singh
Ranjeet Singh
Agin Ranjeet Singh
Lawrence
M'Gregor
John Littler
F. Canute
Government of India
Chiruleep Singh
Sutlej
Henry Montgomery Lawrence
Henry Hardinge
G.C.B
Ndies
Maharajah Dhuleep Singh
Bhaee Ram Singh
Sirdar Te
Singh
Sirdar Chatter Singh Attareewalla
Sirdar
Ranjoor Singh Majethea
Deewan Deena Nath
Fakeer Noorood Deen
Hon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legal Education
No. Ili
Royal Railway Road School of Education
Daga
London Bridge
P.S
Thir Jisland
M.D. Fiiench
St. George’s
Hanover
Anne Eliza Mary Temple Nugent Brydges Chandos Grenville
Richard Plantagenet
Marquis of
Buckingham
Chandos
Gore Langton
Ffrench
Duke of Buckingham
St. George's Church
Friend
the Times
Anna Grenville
Anna
Y. Z
Coxmoxs
Disraeli
Jonathan Peel
Mr. Disraeli
Lon
Peel
Baronet
George Bentinck
Colonel Peel
Lord George
Rous
Post
Lincoln’s Inn
Benches of the Han
Society of Lincoln’s Inn
Francis H. Deane
Berdmore Compton
Charles Cardwell
Edward Kent Kars
Joke
Charles Watkine
William Henry Wyone
Eisq
Henry 0. Burgess, Esq
France
Hanover Room
Walley
d’Oreay
Vouillon
Gautier
Hubert
Westerax Mrssroxany Society
Losvox
Willis
Port of London
Dadh Street
St. Katherine Docks
Earl of Eflenborough
Lord Glenelg
Cashel
Chester
Ripon
RH. Inglis
G Rose
Digby Muckworth
Hugh M'‘Neile
J. W. Cunninghame
M. Villiere
Earl of Chichester
East
West Africa
Greece
Egypt
Jamaica
North West America
Ceylon
South India
New Zealand
China
British India
Fox
Bennet
British Guiana
Villiers
Stowell
Mencuant Taizons’ School
J. W. Bellamy
J. A. Heasey
Bellamy
Sovutnuwank Barpee Company
Sir Charles Price
North Kent Railway
Exeter Hall
Lord Sandon
Marine Society
The
London Tavern
Earl of Romney
Poble
Royal and Indian Navy
Barking
Society of Artsa
T. Webster, Esq
A.J. Green
Falconer
St Anne
Limehouse
Her Majesty's Revenue Cutter
Dorsetshire Poor
Indian Mail
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