The Bar and the Press Concluded
A columnist criticizes the Press for its treatment of judges and legal matters. He argues the Press misuses power, distorts trial records, and exaggerates privilege debates while failing to grasp real property law and reform needs. He laments ignorance among journalists and calls for balanced, informed discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iise
Pevor Alderson
Eax
Siercher
Justice
Baron
Hia
Elthough
Elthough Iberelocale
Cme
Struetore
Law Courte
Rich Law
Bond
Commonwealth
Victoria
Hucibras
Timon
Blackstone
Ellelthough
Inauguration of Royal Exchange statue ceremony observed
The Marble statue was unveiled amid a sparse display as crowds gathered at the Royal Exchange. Gresham Committee later dined at the Albion, with notable guests and a superb gold service used for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hes Mazestis Sazatez
Ny Rorat Excoaxez
Royal Exchange
Ares
Gresham Committee
Albion
Staples
Richard Lambert Jones
Hen Maszstr
Bombay
Furley
Blackwall
Thureday
Sir J. Pirie and Co
Jamaetjee Jeejeebhoy
Robert Peel
George Maleham
Sheffield
Rt. Peel
Globe
Trequency
Oxford
C. H. Collyns
Christ Church
St. Mary Magdalen Church
Prior Park
Bath
F. Oakeley
Baliol College
Court of Arches
Oakeluy
Lichfield
Seceniry Auarsat Fonteny
Dudley
West Bromwich
Great Meeting of the League in Manchester Free Trade Hall
A large Anti Corn Law League gathering in Manchester discussed labor, famine, and policy. Cobden and Bright speeches urged open ports, warned of Ireland's distress, and pressed registration to build support for free trade, railways, and united action against monopolies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AntisCorn Law League
Manchester
Free Trade
Cobden
Mr. Cobden
Ireland
Indies
Russia
Prussia
Germany
Holland
Belgium
South Lancashire
West Riding of Yorkshire
Middlesex
Robert Peel
House of Commons
James Graham
England
Herend
Connaugh
Munister
Lancashire
Standard
Cobbett
League
League 2
Leeds
Sheffield
Ashton
Hera Ie
Thomas
John
Deust
Alderly
Cheora
Bonaparte
Imall
Napoleon
Tremandous
Jany
Watts
Tenope Loneise Bion
Aquires
Hugland
Namais
Chandos
Duke of Buckingham
Selby
Nate Windsor
Eton College
Lord Stanley
Applanun
Peel
West
Yorkshire
North Cheshire
Egerton
North Lancashire
Cheshire
Craven
Derby
West Tame
South Cheshire
South Staffordshire
Tigen
Glasgow
Ashworth
Bright
Brooks
Fatal Railway Accidents and Suicide Mirror Turbulent Times
Dramatic 19th century notices report a Dublin noblewoman seeking aid after her husband’s death, a Richmond man John White’s suicide amid financial strain, two Brewers’ vat deaths in Limehouse, and the Leeds district court death of William Boteler in a railway disaster. The inquest reveals open court promises and details of the crash investigation with Midland Company officials present and testimony from guard John Porter describing the derailed train and rescue attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Kane, Lindley
Playfair
Royal Dublin Society
Royal Agricultural Improvement Society of Ireland
Hampshire
Wiltshire
Buckinghamshire
Lincolnshire
Wales
Times
Joss
Watts
Taffy
Paddy
Willlow
Tenby
Galway
Sligo
Connemara
Tregaron
Cardiganshire
Leinga
New
Merricnory
Fontuxe
Abraham Bradley King
Dublin
Orange Lodge
George IV
Royal Naval Benevolent
Surcipe
Sreaker
Richmond
John White
White
Xixth
Owsley
Congress of the United States
Providence
Taylor, Walker, and Co
Limehouse
John, Perrin
William Spicer
Lis
Perrin
Bailey
Botho
Spicer
Boteler
Doncaster
Leeds
Bell
Midland Railway
General Pasley
Thomas Wheatley
Sheffield
Derby
Board Room
E. Jewison
William Fuller Bowler
Oulton Green
Isaac Morly
Jame Murgatroyd
Oulton Weodlesford
John Foster
Isaac Morley
Sycoxsp
Ovatton
sEan Legers
Jewison
New Masons’ Arma
Oulton
Sangster
J. A. Skin
Stubbs
Palfreyman
Macaulay
Leicester
Midland Company
Sir Isaac Morles
Joseph Houldsworth
Hutchinson
John Porter
North Midland Railway Compsuar
London
Wath
Darfield
Masbrough
Barnsley
Masebrough
Haslem
Blackmore
Wheatley
Ikin
Myr
Midland Counties Railway
Mr. Botteler
Mr. Boteler
Nec
Bis
Mr. Chorley
Nordleaford
Barnsley Station
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Inoxtey Bolton
Latus
Wiliam Fuller Hoteler
Leeds District Court
Aund
Hoteler
Hs Hee
Ontan
Leedsankruptcy
Montague Baker
Sevier
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