Empire Department Topics and Features Page Highlights
The Empire departments present a varied roll of sections including Parliament Turz Nations Coloniges Metrorouis Provinces Scorcu InisHu Caourches FIELp Meptey Bencu Tag Pushe and more. War Eproriaz Voice of ProrLe Library Portfolio Drama Museum Books Burgett Wit Presa LisEaTon Magr Fami r and the Advertiser appear as distinct items in the issue.
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Scorcu
Voice of
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Tae Museumu
Tae Fami
Subscriptions for The Empire at Fleet Street London
Advertisement outlines subscription rates for The Empire namely annual 21s half yearly 10s 6d quarterly 58 3d paid in advance directs all business communications to Mr Tomas Dick 145 Fleet Street London for ordering and inquiries.
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Tomas Dick
Fleet-street
London
Platform Allows Free Speech by Speakers’ Own Responsibility
A newspaper note discusses a platform inviting open discourse with speakers bearing personal responsibility for their utterances. It emphasizes free expression while urging accountability for spoken content and potential consequences.
War of Principle and Limited Monarchy in Policy Debate
A political tract argues for manhood suffrage paired with limited monarchy as ideal governance. It attacks property-based rule, defends working-class welfare, criticizes religious and legal constraints, and links cheap, good government to national virtue and liberty amid wartime strain.
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Parliament House
Westminster Bridge
Sam
Inkerman
England
America
Eea
Britain
Erica
Dramatic Devotions of the Greeks in London Wall
A first person account of attending a Greek Orthodox service in the Greek Church near London Wall. The writer details candles, unfamiliar prayers, partition walls, a clerical hierarchy, and dramatic music. He compares ritual to Roman Catholic and Anglican practice, urging Puseyites to study Greek rites rather than imitate Western forms.
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London Wall
Constantinople
Pusey
London -Wall
Ap Diumahi
Aurora
Ian
Nicholas
Russia
England
Esaxon
Reform of Indian Civil Service Patronage Exposed
An ex East India Proprietor laments the old Leadenhall Street monopoly. He details how directors privately reserved India civil posts for kin and cronies, despite a charter reform. He cites arithmetic on salaries and gifts, exposing evasion after 1854 and urging merit based, public competition for appointments.
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Laos
East India Company
Asia
Leadenhall-street
India
London
Haileybury College
Supreme’'Council
Mill
Huse of Commons
Haileybury Cube
Ned
Crater
Board of Control
Leadenhall Street
Ecaeeips ‘Engineers
Haileybury
Rhett
Arbich
Parliguent
Aviva
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D' Prevé
Phineas Taylor Barnumue
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