Prayer at Bible Society Divides Three Faiths
A detailed account outlines the dispute among Churchmen Dissenters and Quakers over beginning Bible Society meetings with prayer. The Dissenter weighs church order against unity with Quakers and Friends, while the Churchman and Friend resist arrangements that would acknowledge others’ orders or compel prayer. The piece notes the society is not a church and urges fair debate to settle the matter with truth and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Society
Christ
Paris Correspondent Reports French Political Turmoil and Clerical Clash
From Paris June 18 1849 a foreign correspondent details a week of upheaval as the Rome debate looms and religious meetings by M Pilotte face suppression. The piece notes police action, a 100 franc fine, and further arrests while discussing government plans to curb liberty of meeting and press amid clashes between secularists and religious groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rome
Republic
Friends of Religious Ubarty
M. Pilotte
Ecopa
M. Pilutta
M. de Fulloux
M. Pilatte
AL. Pilatte
Hind
Friends of Government
Cermin Tan
Na Son
Contemplations on Schleswig War and Danish Politics
Capel Percy reports from the Duchy of Schleswig on the Denmark Germany conflict, praising constitutional liberty and national independence while criticizing Frederick VIII. He discusses German Danish tensions, armistice rumors, and the political scene in Berlin. He contrasts liberal princes like the Duke of Saxe-Gotha and the Prince of Meiningen with contemporary rulers, urging peaceful, representative governance.
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Schleswig
Germany
Denmark
Duke OF Kaxe-Conung
Neiningen
Ducay of Scuneswig
Baltic
Frederick the VIII
Copenhagen
Munich
Lola Montez
Duchies
England
Duchy of
Lebbachp-Wolstein
Molstein
Republican Party
Olshausen
Mehlenwig- Solete
Sehleswig
Ponce
Berlin
Prussia
Napoleon
Saxo-Gotha
Prince Albert
Olen
Duke of
Saxe-Gotha
Meiningen
Capel Percy
Blockade of Ancona Notified by Austrian War Navy
A Gazette notice reports Viscount Palmerston received a June dispatch with no Austrian blockade details for Ancona. Elsewhere, a sunray fire incident in Mullin g Street Lawes, caused by a skylight focus, was extinguished by James Barry’s workers. similar bark fire occurred previously in the game shed.
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Biockapy
Ancona
Viscount Palmerston
Austria
Burke
Mulling-street
Lawes
George Molingux
James Barry
Alaidstone Journal
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France
Ale
Juane
Aris
Gavin
National Guard
Legislative Assembly
Bhava
David
Tribune
M. Victor Hugo
M. V. Hugo
Brea
J. Aa. D
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