London’s West End recalled in John Thomas Smith’s chronicle
A review of Lith Mary Chronicle noting Smith’s tour through Hyde Park Corner May Fair and West End streets. It highlights St James’s Park gas lighting, Leicester Square artists Hogarth Reynolds and Hunter, St Martin’s Lane lore, and Trafalgar Square echoes, with anecdotes on Chaucer’s era and Cromwellian tales.
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Ax Astigramas
Ramone
Loxpon
John Thomas Smith
British Museum
Charles Mackay
L.L.D
London
Richard Bentley
Mr. Smith
Greshame
Whittingtons
Lord Coventry
Earl of Chesterfield
Curzon Street
May Fair
Hay Hill
Hertford Street
Shepherd's Market.c
Princess of Wales
George II
Norfolk House
St. James's Square
Duke of Norfolk
Worksop
Edward Augustus
Duke of York
Lord Amherst
St. James's Park
Charles
Rochester
Smith
Cockspur Street
Haymarket
George IT
Wratt
Cesar
Brutus
Leicester Square
Weshen
Temple Bar
Leicester Fields
England
Sir Joshua Reynolds
William Hogarth
Hogarth
Sablemere
Sydney
Sir Joshua
Johnson
Boswell
St. Paris
John Hunter
Hogarth’s
Arthur Onslow
House of Commons
Lords North and
Grey
St. Martin's Lane
St. Martin's Church
King's” Court
Dr. Burney
Fanny Burney
Trafalgar Square
Chaucer
Uul
Escaange
Nobaly
Airlliner
Duchess of
Tyrconnel
Richard Talbot
Ireland
James II
Long Acre
George
Fleet Street
Malcolm
Rome
Munich
Germany
Pompeii
Duke of Tuscan
Florence
St. Stephen's Church
Vienna
Court
Italy
Ludvig Street
Schwanthaler
Kaulbach
House of Lords
Westminster
St. Stephen's Porch
St. Stephen’s Hall
Stepney
Ranger
Rushton
Calcutta
Cape
Davenport
William Bushell
Anderson
Bushell
Liverpool
Cape of Good Hope
St. Helena
Mrr
Wluehan
Cannes
Havernitt
Aston
Slater
Bury St. Edmund's
H. Wayman
Greyhound Inn
Haverhill
Union House
Escott
Union
Harvey
Guardians
Martin
Webb
Alexandria
Thorton
Niceston
Perron
Tranell
Cairn
Times
The
Morning Chronicle
Highlands
Lockcarron
Roasshire
Dingwell
Unis Place
Itiain Thid
Nmilar
Achnault
Dingwall
Suvre
Rassas
Hichlands
Scotland
Chronicle
Lewis
Long Taland
Seeforth
James VI
Matheson
Achany
Ashburton
Gherman
Stornoway
Mathesor
Island
Atlantic
Harris
Lothians
Bernata
Delmore
Deanston
The Poor in St Pancras Workhouse and Highland Poverty
Government probes the St Pancras workhouse after a Mary Ann Jones inquiry. Directors face scrutiny. assistant Poor Law Commissioner Hall visits with a physician to inspect wards, interrogate master Lee and matron Stone, and review oakum rooms and diets amid broader calls for reform and ratepayer action.
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St. Pancras
Poor Law Commissioners
Board of Directory and Guardians
Somerset House
Poor Law Commission Office
Mary Ann Jones
Secretary of State
Hall
E. Cranwick
J. M Gahey
Kay
Metropolitan
R. Hall
Arthur Parre
King’s College Hospital
Churchwarden Howarth
Lee
Buckingham
Mr. Lee
Oakum
Oakum Room
Develing
Oskum
Home Department
Exmouth Arms
Exmouth Street
Hampstead Read
Board of
Haworth
Douglas
Bray
C. E. Wagstaff
Churchwarden
Marley
Laurie
Whitford
Mr. Whitford
Howorth
Hisses
Cowper
Mr. Haworth
Ahere
Cooper
Wells
Mr. Douglas
Abrahams
Ripley
Whitford Nest Rose
Ie Puteie Press
Miss Stone
Bear
Daniels
Howarth
Walker
Douglas Rose
Murder at Broach Collectorate Follows Evil Eye Accusations
A brutal murder occurs at the Broach collectorate after a mob accuses a poor woman of using the mala ceulus the evil eye for cattle deaths. The husband and relatives were beaten and the woman tied to a stake and burned. Authorities are poised to act against the perpetrators.
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Broach
Malas Ceulus
Abndy
Taa
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