Letters on Lord Brougham and political hypocrisy
A reader accuses Times and Examiner of shifting loyalties and inverted logic. The letter defends Lord Brougham as a liberal reformer and critiques claims of senility and opportunism by opponents. It contrasts opposition lines with a call for honesty and vigilance in public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Brougham
Weekly Chronicle
Perly
the Times
The
Examiner
Opy
Times
Brougham
Lord BroveHax
Braven Ham
Lory Broveaux
Traceys
Thomas A Becket
Menial Insolence in England Observed by German Artist
An anecdote from a German artist in England describes servant treatment at Bowood and a Duke’s visit to the Duke of Sutherland's collection. The servant rebuffs nobility with disdain, while a German companion’s politeness fails to win respect, illustrating class snobbery in English households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowood
England
Duke of Sutherland
RicurT Of A Wife Under New Poor Law At Kensington Sessions
A Kensington petty sessions case established parish relief rights for a wife in urgent need and held a husband liable to reimburse the parish. Samuel Pierson faced an order for back payments to Mrs Mary Pierson and potential increased support as the court upheld the parish's claim under the 56th 58th and 99th sections of the New Poor Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricurt
Messrs. Codd and Barlow
J. M.gregor
Samuel Pierson
Broadway
Hammersmith
Mary Pierson
Trammersmith
Wooler
Pierson
House of Correction
Addison
Kate Keargry
Kate Kearney
Dramatic Authors’ Society
Conistox
Red Rover
Margate
Ireland
Dublin
Dubli Paper
Centr Orange Association
St. James’s Park
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Osa Ea
Tais
Wellington
Brentford Petty Sessions Apple Robbery by Dog Assisted Theft
Francis Fitzwalter appeared before magistrates on a warrant for stealing apples from Mr Wall’s Twickenham garden. Elizabeth Hughes testified that he signaled as a dog sprang over the hedge, the dog bringing apples to the prisoner who pocketed them, then returned with more apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Remarkable Theft by a Dog at Twickenham Garden Shop
A prisoner, aided by a trained dog, robbed gardens by sending the animal to fetch graves from a Twickenham shop. The dog deposited a penny, then refused to pick it up until payment was made, enabling the theft. The prisoner was remanded to the House of Correction for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Phoebus
Rhodes
Charles Canning
Liverpool Operative Conservatives
Times
Operative Association
Liverpool
Waterloo
Statesman
House of Peers
Savidant Alaway
Twickenham
House of Correction
Disturbances at Posen and London updates
Extract details clashes between Jews and Christians in Posen with rioting and casualties. Also notes on the new Lord Mayor elects dinner for ward-school children, trials in the Central Criminal Court, and public notices about fires, wine cellars, and ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussian
Poland
Frankfort
Posen
Kelly
Guildhall
Farringdon
Counse
Thomas Kenyon
Grand Jury
Shropshire
Salopian Journal
Monnday
John Hague
Wellclose Square
Jeffrey Square
Mr. Hague
Phenix
Crockford's
Crockford
Willis
St. James’s Street
Braham
Crackford
Sheridan
Great Metropolis
Doncaster
York
Diana
Westminster Bridge
Putney
Noattar
F. Mann
J. Hussey
J. Leary
J. Dale
J. Sullivan Cockswain
J. Hersh
G. Dison
R. Dison
Yorkshire
Bradford
Hirst
Ian
Rothwell Ead
Also Mentioned on This Page
Surrey
Sessions
Juvenal
Ep. W
Aours BaLtery
Spirnt ‘Stead
BusveEvor
Greenwich
George Beard
He Ad Company
Gerrenwich Railroad
Railroa
Hering
Mr. Traill
Union Hall
Ben
Landemann
Mr. Chambers
Ivan O’connell
Dan O'Connell
Dan O’connnell
Mr. Bagley
Dan O’connell
Metropolitan Police
Chambers
Arnold
Kensington Petty Sessions
Brentford
Petty Sessions
Central Criminal Gcort
Sergeant Arebin
Wyattsite
Willian Harrison
Scarlett
Ellis
Enfield
Chapman
Field
Powell
Winchester
Manchester
Birmingham
John Smith
Susannah Bennett
Edinborough
Lower Leighton
Essex
James Hickman
Mr. Phillips
Bath
Thomas Langbridge
Hopkins
Hickman
Catherine Caffin
John Perks
Bartholomew-close
Perks
Hicaway Rosseny
William Spinks
Joseph Smith
Herefordshire
Duke of
Ois
Justice Vaighan
Sizrn
Henry Loek
Thos
Winter
Woodstreet
Cheapside
Sewell and
Cross
Knightsbridge
Orange-street
Red Lion-square
Messrs. Judd and Co
Nottingham
London
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