MISCELLANY On St Pancras Workhouse inquiry report
The Poor Law Commissioners publish an Official Report on charges against St Pancras Workhouse authorities. It questions admission and confinement of paupers, distinctions in treatment, diet, and the master’s power to detain inmates. It calls for records of punishments and weekly director review, notes overcrowding, and questions the master’s authority. It also quotes surrounding legal and public notices and a range of other items.
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Poor Law Commissioners
St. Pancras
Committee of Directors
Themester
William Follett
Oakum Room
Farre
Whitt
Board of Directors
Court orders trio to prepare balance sheet in railway bankruptcy
In the Court of Bankruptcy at Bas inghall Street the commission directs three directors of the Tring Reading and Basingstoke Railway Company to prepare the company balance sheet and accounts. The order is the first issued under the new act to wind up stock companies unable to meet their obligations. The named directors are Berkeley Barber and Green and they must file the balance sheet before December after the last examination.
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Coymex Law Courts
Arichaelmas
Lisi
Court of Queen's Bench
Eester
Court of Common Pleas
U.K
Guate
Trinity
John Williams
Court of Exchequer
Court OF Baneru
PTCY
Mosamir Tnixe
Reapiso
Baatscatoxr Railwar
Shepherd
Lowrance
Tring, Reading, and Basingateke
Cpe
Hill
Com
F. Berkeley
John Barter
Charles
Edward Grees
Atlaire
Jets
Henry Fiezoardinge Berkeley
Berkeley House
Spring Gardens
Johny Barber
Uruy's Inn Square
Charles Edward Green
Iraet
Roert
Abow Company
H. J. Suer- Menp
Letter on Irish Question from Lord Russell to the Duke of Leinster
Lord John Russell writes from Downing Street dated October 17 arguing landowners should support public works that aid Ireland through private enterprise. He criticizes government interference in potato provisioning, urges farmers to form local committees to relieve distress, and calls for long term agricultural reform including better seed, feeding strategies, and cooperation among classes to avoid famine.
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Pants
Thursaday
Journal Des Debats
France
Denna Masia
Portugal
Fillaning
Will
Prees
Soae
Davis
Pier Plaice
Paris
Brill
Cael
Orivens
Havre
Cally
Lisbon
Dom Miia
Count de Venhiais
Bragants
Spain
Rendulle
Madrid
Earth
Delhi
Gutch
Lord Palmerston
Lander
Wylde
Warning Chronicle
Court of Windsor
Pasgepgere
Sainton
Rouasselet
Hill
Goffrie
Barret
Lreansg
Jeter
Lod
John Reasell
the Duke of Leinster
Downing Street
Royal Agricultural Society
Innés
Guy
Ireland
United Kingdom
Klieps
Highlands
Scotland
Irelend
Trelomd
The
Gardener's Chronicle
Lund
Lushandry
Agricultural Society of Ireland
Suil
Tondon
Liverpool
J. Russecc
Duke of Leinster
Plundered Flour Carts Riots Stir Birr Neighbourhood
A formidably violent outbreak near Birr saw over fifty flour loads seized from carts bound for Shannon Harbour. Soldiers and police guarded the convoy but crowds overwhelmed the protection, with the bridge near Rape mifia cut to block passage. Women reportedly ripped open boxes and carried off goods, while some meat loads from Leap Castle were seized.
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King's County Chronicle
Birr
Shannon Harbour
Dubl P
Neva
Earl of Rosse
Vis
Mr. Lyster
Cluneen
Darby
Elizabeth Parker
Mee Whyssel
Derby Zenorter
Capris
Royal Minitany Academy
Woolwich
Royal Military Academy
Peel
Braybrooke
Burchall
Sir B. Parker
C.B
Burchell
Black Hole
Seavear
Mr. Peel
Jonathan Peel
Naga Military Academy
Kennedy
Lock
Barnett
Nugent
Weir
Hastropp
Adair
Chamomants Crote
Handcock
Neox
Fay
Major Handcock
Royal Artillery
Parker
Coventry
Fhix
Thoroughbred Race Meeting Results and Entries
Friday’s program lists sweepstakes for two year olds with Main Brace winning the 2 yr old division ahead of Brother to Stitch and Redwing. Also reported are entries and outcomes across multiple races including the Winter Handicap Sweepstakes, the Y.C. event won by Little John over Ducan Durras, and the Audley End Stakes with Hydrangea defeating Dulcet by a head. Other notable results include Campanile's victory in the I.Y.C. and Giselle's win in the Nursery Stakes, with numerous horses named in the expanding card.
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E. Tay
Mr. Gully
A. Day
Beeling
Stitch
Redwing
Zell
Nell Caok
Hyderabad
Maid of
Wilderness
Collingwood
Egunton
E. Alec
Lore Exeter
J. Sharpe
Dulert
Kestrong
Wolfdog
Nowerina
Krsheng
Hydrangea
Mowerina
Dulcet
Kesheag
Lord Orford
W.S. Stanley
A.F
Shelly
S. Mann
Queen Anne
Sleyer
Slsa
the Main
A la Mode
Carrigsima
Olga
Longstack
Slayer
Match;co
H Ft. D.M
Mr. Osbaldeston
Giselle
F. Butler
Mr. Heeseltine
Fitzwilliam
Lord Exeter
Herman Ate
Galeta
Gat
Lord Strathmore
Sultana
Ellen Horne
Clearwell
Zipporah
Agnes
Dizier
Pink Bonnet
Diphthong
Bella Dona
Doctor Goodall
Vanity
Martingale
Provost
Miss Whip
Martingelo
Sultans
Zipporab
Crizier
T.Y.C
Ostrathesten
Lord BE
Russell
Theon
Wanton
Ab. M
Mr. Mostyn
Wilderneas
W. Abate
Garry Owen
Bishop of Romford
Queen of the Gipsies
Colleen Bawn
Ducan Durras
Phenericus
Blackie
Cad Uw
H F
Stewart
Cranebrook
Nunno
St. Margaret's
Duke of Bedford
Lord Chesterfield
Collet
Myttun
Crockard
Conaent
Denny Berring
Lord Eglinton
Barnes
Mostyn
Gaily
Gally
Sir St. Hulkoles
Joinville
Dreadful Boiler Explosion at Ashton Kills Three
A factory boiler explosion in Charlestown Ashton under Lyne at six in the morning buried three workers, Abraham Fitton and his daughter Emmeline Fitton, and Margaret Fitzgerald under debris. The old Butterley boiler, expanded and toppled the building, causing fires and widespread damage. An inquest was begun. witnesses described the scene, rescue efforts, and pending expert examination of the boiler condition.
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Mascuesten
Dewhurst
Netaai Street
Wellington Street
Bern
Heven
Nelsonstreet
Messia, Hailey and Dew
Gephe
Alam
Newton
Ashton
Nelson Street
Abraham Fitton
Fimmecline Fieve
Margaret Fitzgerald
Pitten
Slong
Messrs. Akoots
Mercrs
Bailes
Dewharat
Milcah Irwin
Re Newter
George Kyys
Matthew Maiden
Juquirirs
W. Rutter
Robert Newton
Messrs
Neild
John Stanley
Thomas Chadwick
William Higerntattom
Chatterton
Joseph Thacker
James Knight
Neston
Tbe
Nelson Tavern
Joseph Fitton
Lyddal
Emmeline Fitton
Mr. Knott
Park Parade
Swire
Nelson-street
Mesers, Bailey and Dewharst
Fister
William Fitzgerald Welsh
Margaret Welsh
Joseph Melin
Stalybridge
Bailey
Rutter
W. Fairburn
C.E
Manchester
Central Criminal Court Proceedings At Mospay Sessions
The last Nayaryalty session opened before the Lord Mayor and peers. The Recorder told the grand jury most cases were factual rather than legal. No notable trials in the Old Court. In New Court Henry Huggerd, in remand from September, stands indicted with Kerne for conspiring to defraud by false pretenses. Witness Wain, an upholsterer foreman, testifies. Kreoe ordered room furnishings in May including bedstead, chairs, and other items.
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Mospay
Gibbs
Bmuegrove
Farncombe
Grand Jury
Alleger Cossermach
Comemissioner Bullock
Alderorsa Sidney
Henry ‘Thomas Huoggerd
Kerne
Wiliam Wain
Kreoe
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Lanaresuire
Lord Lincoln
Lamark
Lockhart
Duke of Hamilton
Bie
Fey
Argan
St Camnminer
John Mourns
Camden Society
Hide
Mr. Morris
Cambridge
Mores
Cambridge Advertiser
Royal Mint
Spencer
St. George
Engldad
Berlin
John
Derby Porter
Vaughan Williams
Society of Liccoln’s Law
Justice Patteson
Westminster Hall
Justice Williams
Hale
Eurnesty
Diana
Chady
Em. Bruidery
Goulache
Montes Los Taffelas d'Italia
Batin Pam
London
Aris Ladies’ Magazine of Fashion
Swenex
Pringlas
Stockholm
Rexsia
Tudia
Consigues
George Smith
Ludgate Hill
Corres
Sui Northern
Atte Tee
Edinburgh
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Rochester
Glasgow
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Birmingham
Midland
Mingham
Wayadeer
Newcastle and Carlisle
Greenwich
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York
Then
Preston & Were
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Ulster
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Hartlepool
Deck
Newcastle
North
Tyne
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Witham
Guildhall
Westminster
Wealtminster
Juder
Westminster Bridewell
Coldstream Genarcs
Robert Kennett
Hetecen Kennett
Queen's Square
Weriumingter
Big Wife
Cme
Theo
Abe
Cass
Reggiment
Commissioners of Police
Middlesex Sessions
Metropolitan Police Ouvce
Whitebail Place
William Knapp
Fianna Batt
Sam
Richany Mayne
Surrey
City of London
Clarkson
Peer Man's Guardian Society
Mary Smith
City of London Union House
Peckham
Counots Street
Lurnea
Bennet
Kveng
Lambeth Stregy Pulice Ufica
Evens
Charnock
Ann Williams
Lord John Russell
Newmarket
Morpeth Geo
Alnwick
Griffiths
North Shields
Majvety
Sheerness
Waterloo
Asia
Monarch
Achilles
Hercules
Cornwall
Conquestador
Worcester
Chichester
Ateres
Givbe
Central Criminal Court
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