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Evening Herald

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 18, 1858

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Pictorial Bible and Prayer Book Offer From London Warehouse

Advertises the Pictorial Pocket Bible with 300 engravings and 60 000 references bound in morocco priced at 14s, the Pictorial Prayer Book with 600 wood engravings in morocco priced at lis, and a large type Family Bible with steel plates bound in morocco priced at 21s. John Field’s Great Bible Warehouse at 65 Regent's Quadrant London offers free delivery and a price catalogue.

Morocco John Field Great Bible Warehouse Regent’s Quadrant London

Convocation Admits Clergy and Grants Degrees at Oxford

In Oxford on June 17 a Convocation admitted several clergymen ad eundem from Cambridge and Dublin and conferred degrees including Doctor in Divinity on Frederick Temple and various Masters of Arts and Bachelors of Arts across multiple colleges. The next degree day is Friday the 25th.

Oxford Alfred George Day Gonville and Caius College Cambridge Charles Perting Pembroke College Henry Calthrop Corpus College Charles Henry Crosse Crosse Frederick Charles Finch Queens’ College Walter Augustus Gray Trinity College Dublin George Hans Hamilton William Pyne Pembroke Frederick Temple Balliol Robert Albion Pritchard Lincoln Edward Thomas Wilson Exeter John Edward Giles Magdalen Hall William Henry Hitchcock University William W. M. Dewar James William Shepard Halliel George Collyer Harrie James Richmond Norton Reginald Porter William Cotton Risley Francis Burton Shepherd Edward Carlile Richard Parrott Inglis George Monckton Henry John Desborough Wm. Walker Wadham John George Gauntlett Richard Glenn John Henry Mayer Worcester Arthur Hosking William H. O. B. Hodge Henry Lotspur Marling Magdalen Hal Stephen F.B. Peppin St. Edmund Mall George Edward Mr. Hichens Exeter College

Arrival of the King of the Belgians at Dover and Buckingham Palace

A detailed court circular notes the King of the Belgians Duke of Brabant and Count of Flanders landing at Dover aboard the Topaz. They were greeted by Lord Crofton and others, traveled by special train to Buckingham Palace, with Queen Victoria receiving them. The Queen hosted a dinner, and a large retinue including the Duchess of Kent and Princesses attended. Various royal and diplomatic personages, including Van de Weyer and Count de Moerkerke, figure in the day’s events and courtly movements.

Duchess of Brabant Duke of Flanders Count de Moerkerke Koep D’¥Ve de Bavay d’Overchie de Nerische Burnell Dover Topaz Lord Crofton Prince Consort Buckingham Palace Prince Arthur Prince Leopold Alice Helena Louisa Duchess of Kent Augustus Saxe Coburg Heroyal Madame van de Weyer Marquis of Exeter Koepl Wylde Royal Horse Guards Augustus of Duke de Nemours F. H. Seymour Hyde Park Grenadier Guards Victor of Hohenlohe Clarence House St. James's Beatrice Byng Emily Cathcart Leanor Stanley Stopford

Lucrezia Borgia Triumphs at Her Majesty's Theatre

Review praises Mlle Titiens as Lucrezia with unparalleled vocal vigor and dramatic depth. Giuglini and Alboni also receive high praise for Gennaro and Maffio Orsini roles. The audience erupts in enthusiasm, three encores demanded, and the season’s crowding admiration noted. Social items follow including society notes and a Turkish ambassador arrival.

Lucrecia Borgia Molle Titiens London Mdlle Lucrezia Victor Hugo Gennaro Malle Giuglini Last Might Madame Alboni Maffio Orsini Brindisi Madame Albani Alboni Aly Her Majesty's Theatre

France News Summary From Naples on Malmesbury and Naples

Naples copies a French correspondence between Lord Malmesbury and the Naples court praising British leadership. Reports of Paris and Cherbourg visits, cabinet changes, and judicial reform discuss the High Court of Justiciary, equality before the law, and the proposal for a special court for high dignitaries. Also notes on Antwerp fortifications, Cagliari indemnities, and stock market shifts.

Paris Trunsday Evenina Naples Lord Malmesbury Europe Lord Palmerston J. Russell England Lord Derby Fontainebleau St. Cloud Plombieres Chalons Cherbourg Biarritz Baron Haussman Seine M. Leroy Rouen M. Boitelle M. Delangle M. Louis Blanc Ateliers Nationalx Senatus Consultum High Court of Justiciary Moniteur Barthe M. Barthe M. Teste Deshaus-Cubiéres Hotel de Praslin Senate France

The Cagliari Affair and British Mediation Proposal

Lord Malmesbury informs the Neapolitan Foreign Minister that Britain seeks indemnity for English engineers and calls for mediation by a friendly power to avoid force. It notes the Cagliari seizure, calls the act unjustifiable in law, and urges Sardinia to back just demands while proposing the Swedish Court as mediator if Naples resists.

Paris Fane Great Britain Cagliari Her England Sardinia Paria Two Sicilies the Two Sicilies Carafa Earl of Malmesbury Ministry of Foreign Affairs Naples Pook Sic Grand Criminal Court Salerno Pioposal Lyons Caratfa

Neapolitan Answer on Cagliari Indemnity and Rail Opening

Diplomatic correspondence shows Naples agreeing to British control over the Cagliari affair with a three thousand pound provision for the crew and vessel, while Spain declines mediation. Madrid reports Toledo Railway inauguration with Queen, King, and Prince of Asturias, religious service, and city illumination.

Madrid Toledo Prince of Asturias

Prussia brushes toward animated electoral struggle

A Berlin letter notes growing signs of a lively Prussian electoral contest with Count Schwerin urging electors to recognize the moment. Prince of Prussia orders interior minister to allow pamphlet circulation. In Switzerland, Geneva Canton and the Federal Council choose to refer the refugee dispute to the Federal Assembly.

Berlin Prussia Count Schwerin Constitutional Left Interior Switzerland Canton of Geneva Federal Council of Switzerland Federal Assembly

Rumors of Ottoman Movements Amid Civil Unrest

Intelligence from Constantinople on June 9 reports marriage fêtes for the young Princesses set to end the next day. A Chechid Mehemed quarter fire destroyed hundreds of houses. Cavalry was to be sent to Ragusa by Malakoff Chaiki-Chadi and Zouna. Naile Pacha reportedly split with Sefer Pacha and a compromising letter to the Russian commander was intercepted.

Maxseriuzs Constantinople Chechid Mehemed Malakoff Zouna Ragusa Naile Pacha Sefer Pacha

Austria Turkey convention rumor denied by Augsburg Gazette

A Vienna letter in the Augsburg Gazette refutes Cologne and other journals claiming a concluded Austria Turkey convention on Montenegro with England invited to join. It declares the report absolutely false. The Belgrade outrage followed, where a Turkish sentinel attacked the British Consul, wounding him after the consul allegedly spit at the sentinel. The accused sentinel was jailed and the guard detained. The Pacha is expected to grant concessions.

Turkey Montenegro Vienna Augsburg Cologne Austria Montenego England Belgrade Bancrape

Piedmont Budget Approved After Debates in Chamber

The Chamber of Deputies of Piedmont reviewed the 1859 budget receipts in its 13th sitting. Proposals to cut certain duties were rejected and the overall budget passed by 83 to 24. Count de Cavour noted Commander Carafa sent his dispatch to the Sardinian representative at Naples. Documents on the Cagliari affair will be published with England. Naples court actions remain partially unknown.

Hevns Liverpool Bristol Secretary of the Admiralty Somerset House Wagner Berners-street Arthur Granger Ifigh Holborn AMIES Palmer's Windsor Almond M. P. Davies and Son St. Martin’s-vine Charing-cross London Great Britain Cadiz Wine Company St. James's Street Piedmont Chamber of Deputies of Jung Count de Cavour Carafa Naples Cagliari England

Death of the French painter Ary Scheffer

The Journal des Debats records the death of Ary Scheffer a renowned French painter who died Wednesday evening after a long illness hastened by recent sorrowful events. Born in 1795 in Holland he grew up in France studied under Guerin and helped found the French romantic school. He lived in Paris lived apart from coteries and trained royal children including Princess Marie. His best works include Francesca da Rimini and the two pictures of Mignon. A notable critic praised his living source of poetry and noble mind. In Surrey Canal a woman drowned at Rotherhithe life attempted rescue but she died. the body was taken to the Rotherhithe dead-house.

Journal Des Debats M. Ary Scheffer London M. Scheffer Ary Scheffer Holland Versailles Goethe Faust Byron Francesca da Rimini Dante Virgil Christ Wilhelm Meister Schetler Louis Philippe Marie Paris Lord Ellesmere M. Scheifer

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