The People’s Question No 2 A Philanthropic Factory Case
An 1830s essay argues wealth growth in 1836 benefited all, with working classes gaining share through increased consumption. It cites Malt, Tallow, Wheat, and savings as evidence, questions harsh business attitudes, and lauds a Northern manufacturer’s humane program to educate and elevate workers. It champions moral responsibility of employers and praises practical philanthropy by Samuel Greg and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oice
United Kingdom
Fiat
Walt
Great Bilsin
New Westminster Review
Hickson
England
Ares
Rae
Samuel Greg
Windsor Terrace Fete and Royal Preparations Highlight Weekend
Windsor reports a bright promenade as Queen Victoria and Prince Albert attend a crowded terrace scene. The Prince plans extensive field sport at Virginia Water, while kennels and royal nursery works accelerate at Buckingham and Claremont. Royal finances loom with costly alterations needing Parliament approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
St. George’s Chapel
Prince Albert
Virginia Water
Board of Works
Castle
Princess Augusta
Mr. Murray
Germany
London
James Clark
James
Hayter
Castlehill
Windsor Castle
Buckingham Palace
Covent-garden Theatre
Augusta
United Service Gazette
Auguista
Coblentz
Wiesbaden
Countess of
Durham
Eays
Countess Grey
France
Earl
Lambton
Loap Moreera
Ireland
Dublin
Royal Nursery
Claremont
Royal
The
Herald
Cumberland-lodge
Prince’s Stud
Virginia-water
Her
Commoport Napier Receives Pension For Naval Service
Captain Napier CB is granted a pension of £150 per year for service including the reduction of Martinique attack and Sicilian convoy operations, landing at Palinuro, capture of Ponza, North America service under Sir James Gordon, Potomac river action where he was wounded, promotions from lieutenant to captain by 1809, and appointment to the Powerful of 80 guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Napier
Napier
Martinique
Palinuro
Sopri
Ponza
North America
James Gordon
Potomac
Curious Case of Hiaway Rossery Robbery at Mansion House
Mary Brown and Sarah Jones, known local workers, were charged with robbing Mr. Thomas Henry Collins of £25 to £26 in gold and silver. The prosecutor, a clerk living at Broad Street Buildings, described the bold hijack in Liverpool Street and Fountain Court, with bags recovered at the station. Both prisoners were committed for trial. police suspect they swallowed most of the loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiaway Rossery
Mary Brown
Sarah Jones
Thomas Henry Collins
Broad-street
Blackfriars Bridge
Liverpool-street
Bishopsgate
Fountain-court
Jones
Baker's Buildings
Corrick
William Cornick
Marylebone
Colosseum
Elias Holland
George Ford
Braham
Colosseum Theatre
Beckett
Everal
Henry Thorn
Redshaw
Rawlinson
Marlborough
Street
Moxey
Robert Deacon
Garland
Lewis
Queen Square
George Aspin
Gregorie
Commissioners of Police
John Bennet
Thomas Mackay
Turk's Row
Chelsea
Nell Gwynne
M‘culloch
Turk’s Row
Barfoot
St. George's Hospital
Constable
Hatton Garden
Treap-Miri
Elizabeth Hardy
Chapelstreet
Pentonville
Mr. Greenwood
House of Correction
Chelmsford
Stratford
Romford
Whitechapel
London
William Linsell
Cannon-street
Bowles
Bullock
Chambers
Linsell
Provisional New Zealand Constitution Proclaimed at Port Nicholson
Letters from Port Nicholson dated April twenty first report the New Zealand Gazette number two and a provisional constitution approved by native chiefs. England’s laws to govern the colony with native assent while Port Nicholson remains under discussions of sovereignty. The Diorama at Regent's Park draws crowds for Renous and Roberts’s Shrine of the Nativity, showing three lighted scenes and praised by Sir Martin Shee as a chef d oeuvre of art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
New Zealand Company
Port Nicholson
London
England
Grenadier Guards
Ponsonby
D. Roberts
R.A
Helena
Constantine
Martin Shee
Foreign Intelligence France The Operative Strike
Paris reports a large scale labor unrest with arrests and seizures. Police foiled barricade plans as 600 workers were detained at St Martin barracks. Military and police postures were deployed across Paris with detachments guarding key sites while officials warned workers to refrain from unlawful assemblies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Gazette Des Tribunaur
la Force
M. Desmortiers Deterville
M. Gabot
Porte Saint Martin
St. Martin
M. Zangiacomi
le Constitutionnel
Bargicades
Faubourgs
St. Antoine
St. Morceau
Place de la Bastille
Barriere du Trone
St. Maude and
Vincennes
Carre St. Martin A Picquet
Place de Greve
Place du Carrousel
Banlieue
St. Denis
Fontainbleau
Seine
Place Maubert
Faubourg St. Marceau
Police
Order
Paris -G. Dreissert
Standard
Tuileries
Carrousel
Pont Neuf
Hotel de Ville
Place du Chatelet
Saint Cloud
Bois de Boulogne
Versailles
Sergens de Ville
Xc. &c
Galignani
Strasburg
France
Syria
Prince Louis Napotrox
Count de St. Lou
Baron Pasquier
Prince Louis Napoleon
Boulogne
M. le Chancelier
Eugene
Italy
Napoleon
Louis Napoleon
Grand Army
M.de Chancelier
M. Louis Bonaparte
Hytte
Pe Bourret Monxravian
Joe M. Berryer
Uncertain Spanish government looms amid Civil unrest
From Maprin September 1 a correspondent reports drums, threats, and a possible explosive political shift as decrees naming a new ministry arrive by cabinet courier from Valencia. The capital shows a threatening aspect and fears of bloodshed linger, with a gazette extra anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Aeronurtoy
Valencia
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