Financial Reform and the Push for Economical Government
A editorial defense of economy in public administration cites the need to reward public servants wisely and avoid lavish waste. It argues taxation is necessary, praises reform minded by the Financial Reform Association, and notes efforts by Queen's ministers to curb expenses while preserving essential services and national defense. It warns against rash reductions and urges cautious, provident spending.
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The
Times
Financial Reform Association
Isa
New Reform Association
Britain
Lepata
Reform Association
Belter
Atkinson
Franklin
Company of Moneyers
Tasi
Hawkins
Algiers
Ordnance
Vnal
France
Englad
E Reform Association
the Admiralty
Nestimelus
Court of Aldermen
City of London
C. Pearson
Pearson
Hessus
Reading House of Correction
Orprison
Louis Davox
Lord Courtney
South Devon
Poor Law Commission
Exeter
Kekewich
Plymouth Times
Baroness’ of
Grabowski
Mr. Clarkson
John Tara
Ballantine
Mary Potts
Clarkson
Purch
Cavendish Road
St. Jon's Wood
Oat Clarkson
Lising
Swan
Bentinck Terrace
Regent's Park
Eliza Russell
Thayer Street
Ben Nck Terrace
Wan
Broughton
Charles Fleay
Paddington Green
John Hara
Withera
Tony
Clark
John Hare
Banda
Alies Todhooter
Baroness St. Mart
Sir John
Hare
Orward
Pell
Central Criminal Court
Baroneas
George Duplex
Coram Street
Russell Square
Pennington
Upper Norton Street
Maclare
Harley Street
Rospeny
Gary
Treasur
George Grey
Home Department
Lemuel
Caps Coast Castle
London
Viscountess Canning
Earl Grey
Colonies
the Treasury
Evans
Thames
Daniel Forrester
Mansion House
Algeria
Paris
Chamber
Snys
Cherbourg
Jaone
Court of Cassation
Galignani
Captain Lynch
St. Jean d’Acra
Sea of Galilee
Lake Tiberias
Mr. Cardagan
Dead Sea
Materioun
Jordan
Endowment of Roman Catholic Clergy Debate in Birmingham
A Birmingham Anti State Church Association meeting at Town Hall denounces state funding for Catholic clergy in Ireland and calls for dissolution of church state ties. Delegates from Metropolitan group including G Thompson MP and Rev J Burnet advocate against state churches and public support for priests. The session ends with thanks to the chairman.
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Binwinculm
Birmingham Anti-State Church Association
G.thompson
J. Burnet
Metropolitan Society
W. Scholefeld
M.P
Joseph Sturge
Alderman Weaton
Thomas Swan
C. Roe
G. Grant
Kingsley
Manton
New
Swan
Starge
Grant
George Thompson
British AntiState Church Association
Ireland
Lerns
Luesdas
C. W. Wentworth Fitzwilliam
West Riding of Yorkshire
Choth Hall
Pentienon
James Brown
Fitzwilliam
Baron
Charles
Newman
England
Europe
French Republic
Leeds
West Riding
Tenner
Carati
Lord Hion
Alludin
Wissterer
Yorkshire
Mr. Fitswillian
Mr. Curbutt
Mrarbitt
Fitzwillism
Carbutt
Fitzillism
Carratt
Fitychilistu
Srenane
Barker
Perew
Richardson
Fitzrillians
Edward Baines
Fitzwillian
Normanton
Roebuck
Mr. Fairbairn
Canate
Mr. Roebuck
Mr. Fitzwilliam
Lord Fitzwilliam
Brown
Thein Anzious Himelif
Lea
Hooper
Hombery
E. R. Cock
W. Spavin
Robert Tuke
Mesers
Cock and Spavin
Sidney
Fellowes
Cheesewright
Cook
Smith
Leeds York election turmoil ends with Fitzwilliam withdrawal
A Leeds campaign erupts as Charles Wentworth Fitzwilliam faces hostile crowds and protest at Normanton and Leeds. After a tumultuous debut and party attacks, he resigns, with Roebuck emerging as a Liberal alternative and Sir Culling Eardley Eardley touted as a potential nominee.
The Sea Serpent Debate and a Soldier Expulsion
Letters recount a sea serpent sighting by Captain Quaas and crew aboard Dedalus with disputes over its size and nature. Frederick White of the 24th Grenadier Guards is expelled after a civil conviction for robbery, with the colonel condemning the act and the regiment’s honor.
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Professor Owen
Her
Dedalus
P. M.quaas
Hex Majesty
Dew Jalus
London
Owen
Rendo
Gus
Admiralty
Tox Goaxpsmay
Frederick White
Grenadier Guards
Ord Honyman, Bart
England
Hia
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Oporto
Douro
St. Martin In the Fields
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Lancaster, Munckerell, &c
Palace
Fulham
Russell Court
Lancaster
Hiv
Otley
Leings
George W. Fitzwilliam
Tuostas Wirttas Torrie
Beckett Denison
Cobden
Conservative
Liberal Party
J. A. Roebuck
Bath
Francis Carbutt
Leads
Sir Culling Eardley Eardley, Bart
West Alpine
Charles W. Wentworth Fitzwilliam
Culling E. Eardley
F. Canatz
Charles Wentworth Fitzwilliam
Ravka
Edmund Denison
Farnsey Hall
F. H. Fawkes
Culling Eardley Eardley
Legos
Sir Culling Eardley Eardley
Rorback
Wakefield
Culling Eardley
Colonel Thompson
Leeds Times
Sir Culling Eardley
Sir Culling Eardley Smith
Pontefract
H.s.jerningham
Colonel Torrens
Sir John Hare
the Baroness
Ea. St. Mart
Courrier de Constan
Tinople
Sodom
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Doctor
New York
Lynch
Holy Land
Jerusalem
Mediterranean Sea
Demat Sea
Jerel
Mediterranean