Napoleon II and Empire Fete Roils French Provinces
Frank press dispatches survey broad support for restoring the imperial form under Napoleon II, with councils and officials praising the Emperor while others resist. Reports note verses of public ceremony, religious pageantry, and clashes over Protestant rites amid a tense political climate in Paris and across France.
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Louis
Napoleon
Meaux
Paris
France
Republic
Napoleon II
Napoleon Til
Senate
Mirande
Louis Napoleon
Chilons-sur- Sadne
Council of
Lectoure
Arrondissement
Moniteur
Amoniteur
Empire
Seconding TF C on Crystal Palace Sunday hues
Rume Correspondente agrees with TF C that government should not constrain amusements that stay within justice and civil order. He urges Christians to lead by example, spread the Gospel via tract distribution, and requests directors grant facilities and protection to religious outreach at Crystal Palace rather than closing it on Sundays.
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M. Calvemont
Cugand
Gazette de France
Maynooth
la Vendée
Lugon
Lucon
Monseigneur Baillet
Notre Dame de Grace
Cambrai
Waast
Luke
Pius TX
Angers
Nevers
Paris
Lille
Thionville
Estissac
Consistory
Meaux
MM. Recordon
Dugand
M.solay
France
Crystal Palace
Paul
I. C
Faith and fear of God preached to save souls
A letter from a once benefited clergyman argues for conformity of lecturers and preachers to regulations set by directors. He believes willing popular preachers would aid a Gospel outreach to spread fear and knowledge through preaching, aiding salvation without payment, and hopes such efforts will be supported by trusted clergy.
The Brighton Case: a letter on Presbyterians and Lethe
In a Maidenhead letter dated August 24, M. D. defends the English Presbyterian Church against a correspondent who claims concessions and admissions were false or misrepresented. He accuses the other of ignoring argument, forgetting prior points, and using Lethe as a metaphorical draught. He asserts the London Presbytery’s conduct is honorable and offers to end the correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D
Ross
London
Maidenhead
Departune of the Great Britain to Australia
On Saturday the Great Britain sailed for Australia amid large crowds along the Mersey. The 685 passenger liner, with a heavy cargo, left at 2:15 pm after cheers from spectators and volleys from the ship, with U S Arctic and others replying.
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Australia
Mersey
U.s.m.s.arctic
Great Britain
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Berlin
Stettin
Frankfort
Munich
Solay
Recordon
Bintein
Prussia
Oncken
Hamburgh
Edinburgh Bible Society
Edinburgh’ ‘Bible Society
Edinburgh Witness
Rume Correspondente
THE
Christian Times
Brighton
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