Recruits Claims Challenge Clerical Tone
The Publet asserts that bishop and presbyter are recruits in a movement, challenging their public versus private beliefs. It argues their ornate rhetoric masks genuine religious conviction or indifference to a system of truth, likening them to Romish casuists who overstate belief in heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croal
Tis Macolloney
Qed
Varias
Renowa
Hava
Crow
Barkly
Brand
Chan
Wamaswa
Charles Gray
St. Andrew
Joseph Gordon
Jamaica
Sierra Leone
House of Assembly
St. Krrt
Connvil
Fuller
Supreme Civil and Criminal Court
Liberation of J Shore from prison for preaching faith
A letter dated May 1 1849 from Rev J Shore writing from Bridgetown Totnes thanks friends for sympathy after being released from gaol for preaching. He reflects on principle, considers future imprisonment for preaching, and thanks Sir C E Eardley and the committee for support. A June 4 note from C Eardley approves publishing Shore’s May 31 letter and prays for God’s guidance, urging conscience in continuing ministry and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Suore
BE. Eardley
Bart
Bridgetown
Totnes
Barnes
James Shore
Culling
E. Eardley
C. BE. Eardley
J. Shore
Velvedere
Exster
Court of Arches
C.&. Eardley
Jutues Shore
Peace Congress Preparations Move Toward Paris in August
Rev J Richarda and Mr Bliza Burritt return from Paris after arranging preliminaries for the August Paris Peace Congress. French officials, editors, and philanthropists join a Paris committee, coordinating with London Brussels and Boston groups. Large Boston meeting urged sending a strong American deputation. Britain and Scotland indicate intent to attend with a broad delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue Prac
Peace Congress Committee
J. Richarda
Bliza Burritt
Paris
France
National Assembly
London
Brussels
Boston
England
Scotland
New French Ministry Formed Amid Cabinet Debates
In Paris, a coalition led by Odillon Barrot and Dufaure announced a new French Ministry with ministers including Barrot for Justice and Ve Porqueville for Foreign Affairs. Elections in Ataris saw Henri Didier Barrau and Ne Raneo elected as deputies. A Moderate party meeting criticized the ministry as insufficient, with distinct debates on amnesty and the president’s address delayed to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asq
Sony
Qdillon Barrot
Connell
Justice
Tullure
Interior
Ve Porqueville
Rulbieras
Wars de Fallows
Public Instruction
Panay
Finanes
Tracy
Mavines Sanjuinaia
Commerra
Tne
Chia
Odillon Barrot
Dufaure
Alanta
Ataris
Legislativa Assembly
Paris
Henri Didier
Minilo Barrau
Ne Raneo
Bocinliats
Tin Preatpost
Merssaen
Council of State
Demausseaux de Givrr
Messayze
Risa
Roger
du Nord
Thiera
M. Roger
M. Litaanis
Rone
Germany and Prussia Publish Draft Empire Constitution
Berlin reports the draft Imperial Constitution prepared by Prussia Hanover and Saxony bodies. It outlines the Imperial Presidency the Council of Princes and a two chamber Diet with weighted state votes and indirect elections. The article summarizes key articles including rights of the Imperial House and the structure of representation and electoral rules. It notes Bavaria’s participation and that Frankfurt Assembly’s authority is deemed void.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Empire
Prossia
Hanover
Saxony
Berlin
Bavarion
Frankfort Assembly
Prussia
Priasia
Davarin
Wurtemberg
Bader
Hohenzollerns
Saxon Duchies
Reuss
Anhalt
Schwarzenburg
Brunswick
Oldenburg
Mecklenburg
Holstein
Kurhessen
Harse-Darmstalt
Nassau
Hesse-Momburg
Luxemburg
Walgdeck
Teppe-Detmold
Behaumberg- Lippe
Frankfort
Prankfort
Eroplire
Diet
House of Representatives Sn
House of Representatives
Arcear
Renate of the
Senate
Bavarian
Hanover IV
Wurtemburg
Naden
Grand Duchy of Hessen
Mecklenburg-Selverin
Luxemburg-Iimburg
Ollenburg
Hranswick
Saxon-Weimar
Austria
Ilesoaman Wan
Wallachia
Moldavia
Pruth
Vienna
Brent
England
France
Gallicia
Flawnow
Chewhalu
Parliament at Frankfort breaks as ministers resign
A communist era report describes a chaotic session where Chey be atrayed that sity and the Garni Parliament in Frankfort debated withdrawal. The House voted to move sittings to Stuttgart, the Speaker resigned, and adjournment was set for the following week with 70 to 80 members expected to attend in Stuttgart.
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Mirahal Theutenant Haynan
Kawehan
Chey
Frankfort
Stutteard
Wirtember
Stutgardt
Stutteardt
Ho Dthinat
Denmark and Mindugies Fortress Under Bombardment
Soviet reports state Danish defense around Fredericia is daily under bombardment as tiny Leipnener-Tonsteny troops reinforce fortifications. Prisoners say the fortress could have fallen if struck by imperial troops, but defenders chose to hold against insurgent forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Mindughies
Fredericia
Eurcender
Papal allocution condemns secret societies and urges virtue
The document recounts a historic elevation to the papal throne and denounces multiple secret associations as pernicious. It urges bishops and clergy to strengthen faith and justice, warn the faithful, and pursue reform to protect the Catholic religion amid widespread disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Pha Papa Hias
Papal
Workers of
Sion
Jerusalem
Israel
Holy
Floods and Fire Devastate New Orleans and Saint Louis
Reports from New Orleans say the river overtopped and submerged large parts of the city as residents fled. In Saint Louis, a deadly blaze on the 18th destroyed 413 houses and 25 stalls, burning property valued at about six million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immunnsk Cantauchon
Phorrnty
Overland Mail Report From India In May Waiting News
News from India notes pacific intelligence after a period of warlike alarm. Army detachments in Punjab push campaigns and preparations for heat season while Napier travels to Calcutta to be sworn in. Reports cover frontier actions, leadership resignations, and the escape of Ranee Chanda from Chunar fortress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Overland Mail
Bombay
Pacific
Punjab
Napier
Alexandria
Egypt
Calcutta
Simla
W.cotton
A. Napier
Keindy Morse
Chunar
Ranee Chanda
Dhuleep Singh
Lahore
Unclear historical note on Demerara governance and court actions
Fragmentary report from Demerara describes a rift between the Governor and the Combined Court of Policy. The court, advised by Canyiy, began cutting salaries of elevated staff by ten to fifty percent. The Combined Court met on April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duro Guaana
Demerara
Miyatule
London Missionary Society faces altering annual sermon policy
The directors report at Tamir annual meeting in Exeter in May 1819 recounts the Bishop of London prohibiting an annual sermon by a Church of England minister, breaking nearly fifty four years of custom. They express regret at episcopal exclusivity and note continued support from liberal-minded churchmen despite the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
URIAY
Tamir
Exeteriall
Church of
London
Tiomas Mortimer
London House
Lonton Missionary Society
London Mission Houe
Ehave
Lotter
Tremain
T. Mortimer
Ecord
Mission-house
Blomfield-street
Thomas Mortimer
London Missionary Society
Metropolia
Hishop
Gray’s Inn-Road
Mortimer
Mery Blowti
Caose
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Par. Shore
J Foreign Intelligence
United States
Fondon Fissionary Society
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