Irrepressible clash over church rates in US politics
A lengthy opinion piece foresees a major national conflict between compulsion and freedom in religion. It centers on the next session's likely attempt to abolish church rates, detailing Conservative and Church factions, parliamentary strategy, and the Religious Liberation Society as opposing forces. The piece argues the fight will be intense, driven by broad religious sentiment, with broader implications beyond Anglican dissent. It notes petitions, potential ministerial action, and the need for wider public support to decide the issue.
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Europe
Italy
Austria
John Trelawir
House of Lords
Disramir
House of Commons
Discarri
Archdeacon Dexison
Religious Liberation Society
M.p.’S
Mera
Archdeacon Dextsey
Dissenters Clash Over State Church Resistance to Rates
The article argues that anti Church-rate leaders oppose state support for religious institutions while warning that victory for state Churchism could empower fanatics. It portrays a liberal fear of religious intolerance and urges defenders of spiritual liberty and intellectual progress against efforts to centralize church control.
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Disraru
House of Commons
Church of England
Arrival of the Melazzo with the English Garibaldians
The Melazzo, a screw steamer under Captain Putty, arrived at Falmouth with 231 English Garibaldians after a 21 day voyage from Naples. She paused at Gibraltar for provisions, leaving 70 volunteers there. 42 men continued to London by the evening train. The troops complain about aboard provisions.
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Reuter
Prymovru
Melazzo
Putty
Falmouth
Naples
Gibraltar
London
Resignation rumor denied by MP J. W. Fox
Franklin Fisk of Regent's Park writes to the Star and Dial denying Mr. J W Fox MP Oldham intends to resign over health. He notes Fox plans no resignation without attempting another session and requests publication of the correction. Also reports on German politics and a forged bill case in Leeds with Worthington Brothers and Co. details.
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STAR
DIAL
WJ. Fox
Oldham
Fox
Franklin Fisk
Sussex-place
Regent’s Park
N.W
Jowrus Favener
Cologne
Prussia
St. John’s-gate
Leeds Mercury
William Worthington
Worthington, Brothers, and Co
Corn Exchange
Lewis
Huddersfield
France
Darnton Lupton
J. Binns
Yeadon
Worthington
C. Craven
Manchester
Halifax
West Parad
Walker
Court life at Osborne and royal visits noted
The Court Journal records the Queen, Prince Consort, and Royal family at Osborne with visits by Prince Leopold and dignitaries. A grand dinner for the Prince of Wales and others is described, followed by a morning service attended by royal household. Osbourne stays are expected to last about ten days. Strong contenders for the St Andrew’s Riband include the Earl of Caithness and others with royal ties. The Prince of Wales is listed for Cambridge residency in state pupillari on the 18th.
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Earl Granville
Prince of Wales
Princess Alicea
Fort Granville
G. B Phipps
Elphinstone
R.E
Dr. Baly
G. Prothero
Prince Consort
Princess Alice
Princess Helena
Prince Arthur
Osborne
Scotland
Order of the Garter
Earl of Aberdeen
Earl of
Caithness
Prince of
Wares
Trinity College
Cambridge
Colchester Cavalry Barracks to Start in April
Admiralty reports plan to convert Colchester camp into a station for full regiments as docks at Chatham remain fully occupied. Other items note Undaunted to move to Thames Victoria Dock for engine fitting and a court martial acquits Augustus Bell of copper theft while in charge of Castor's store-room.
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Colchester
Chatham
Admiralty
Thames
Victoria Dock
Messrs. Pavenhill and Co
Victory
Augustus Bell
Her
Castor
North Shielda
Erskine
Joseph Denman
R. J. Fanshawe
Hubert Harris
Richard Strode Hewlett
C.B
James H. Cockburn
Thomas Wilson
Et. Coote
G. Hancock
F. Egerton
W. J. Hellyer
Illness boosts Earl of Yarborough and political moves in 19th century
The text notes the Earl of Yarborough’s health greatly improving while outlining a slate of affairs including Sidney Herbert’s elevation to Lord Herbert of Lea in Wiltshire, the Earl of Bradford's paralysis, Oliphant’s appointment as Secretary of Legation in Japan, and rumblings about Prince of Wales joining Freemasonry. It also covers lordly accidents, ministry postings, and a South Wilts by election candidate, Thomas Fraser Grove, declaring his independence from Manchester School politics.
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Earl of Yarborough
Sidney Herbert
Lord Herbert
Lea
Wilts
United Kingdom
Walverhampton
Earl of
Bradford
Weston Park
John Ruasgell
Japan
Mr. Oliphant
Lord Elgin
Jeddo
Oliphant
Lord Higin
China
Prince of Wales
Marquis
Palmerston
Lord Granville
Marquis of Lansdowne
Bowood Park
Gorge Gray
Fellodon
Duke of Newcastle
Clumber Park
Gladstone
Hawarden Castle
John Russell
Pembroke Lodge
Wilton House
Milner Gibson
London
George Lewis
Bon
Lord Raclaux
Lord Raglan
Madresfield Court
Earl Beauchamp
Worcester
Paga
South Wilts
Thomas Fraser Grove
Fern House
Grove
Manchester
Lord Palmarrton
Degervad
Turin letter by Garibaldi renounces deputy candidacy
Telegrams report Garibaldi renouncing any bid for the Italian Parliament deputy post and urging concord to aid Venice. In Naples several officers were arrested as Gaeta bombardment continues. disturbances in Santa Lucia district suppressed by Sardinian troops without bloodshed. Five royalist mails overdue. telegraph disrupted. Duke of San Donato wounded but not fatally. Paris hosts Gaeta talks between France and Sardinia. Bourbon conspiracy discovered in Napels. four royalist generals arrested. Prince Carignan due on the 15th. garrison intervention wounded five.
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Tur
Turin
Garibaldi
Concord
Venice
Gaeta
Napuzs
Marseilles
Santa Lugia
Calabria
Duke of
Naptes
Bourbon
Francis II
Prince Carignan
Paris Decrees Adjust Trade Duties and Treasury Rates
Morin reports Mevuwilev publishes a degree altering duties on raw hides skins horse hair seeds oils and filamentous vegetables as well as metals. Moniteur raises Treasury Bills interest to 3 34 and 4 percent. AMoniteur announces postposed Tuileries ball due to the King of Prussia's death.
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Paris
Mevuwilev
Moniteur
Treasury
Amoniteury
Prussia
Tuileries
Vienna Ordinance Sets Diet Eligibility Across Crown Lands
The Wiener Zeitung reports a ministerial ordinance valid for most Crown lands except Hungary Transylvania Croatia and Venetia. It defines eligibility for electors and deputies to Diets in cities and rural communes. Cities with direct election rights will appoint reps by eligible inhabitants. rural deputies are elected by electors chosen by commune residents. Eligible deputies must be Austrian citizens at least 30, fully civilly enfranchised, and belong to a voting class.
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Viena
Jay
Wiener Zeitung
Hungary
Transylvania
Croatia
Venetia
Diet
Rome et les Eveques pamphlet contrasts papal eras
Paris reports a pamphlet titled Rome et les Eveques arguing that early popes focused on spiritual ministry while later ones seek a universal temporal authority. It notes bishops split between official public stance and a secretly more Gallican view, with fear of disgrace.
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Paris
Rome
Frankfort on the Taunus Diet hears Hessian proposal
In Frankfort on the Taerre Yesterday the representative of Hesse Darmstadt moved a proposal against the National Association based on Article 1 of the Federal Law on associations. The motion was sent to the political committee. Beessens Berlin Count de Flandres to arrive with two officers to convey Belgian king condolences and greet the Prussian king.
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Franxfort-on-Tae-Marre
Grand Duchy of Hesse- Darmstadt
Prussia
Beessens
Count de Flandres
Berlin
France News On Italian Politics And French Ventures
Paris reports confirm Prince Carignan as Lieutenant General of Naples and M Nigra as Prime Minister. Elections set for the 27th to convene Parliament on February 18, shaping Italy’s future. Florence’s status, Umberto’s role, and Florence’s influence loom large as Italy’s crisis deepens.
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Paris
Saraguay
Prince Carignan
Naples
Italy
M. Nigra
Kingdom of the Two Sicilies
Victor Emmanuel
Eliasolf
Tuscany
Florence
Turin
Umberto
Genero
Sicaloja
M. Cavour
MS de Merode
Gaeta
Francis II
Natonal
Algeria
France
Duchess
Rumors of Archduke Stephen Palatine bid in Hungary
A Rumour from Pesth claims Archduke Stephen may be named Palatine of Hungary but is deemed unlikely by well informed circles. Other chatter suggests Count de Rechburg might resign as Foreign Minister, though Vienna sources doubt this. The report also covers lunacy statistics in the eastern district, a wreck of the Kingston steamer with all hands presumed lost, and a note on a new reverberator for artificial ice presented by M. Carré.
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Pestu
Stephen
Francis Joseph
Hungary
Austria
Palatine
Archduke
Palatinate
Count de Rechburg
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Vienna
Rechberg
M. de Schmerslog
Essex
Norfolk
Kingston
Messrs. T. Wilson, Sons, and Co
Hull
Atkinson
Gothenburg
Academy of Sciences
M. Carré
ML Carre
Gaynar
Mixed Hungarian Elections Favor Nobles in Precarious Reform
In Hungary counties elect commissions with patriots in exile, including Kossuth, but nobles dominate selections. The writer argues for broader inclusion of educated farmers and burgesses, asserting middle class readiness and need to prepare Hungarians of various strata for future governance.
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Vienna
Rechberg
Hungary
Kossuth
England
Garibaldi letter to Neapolitans promises return in four months
The Amico della Liberté prints Garibaldi's Nov 1860 letter to Neapolitans urging them to wait until March. He says he cannot return now to avoid hindering Naples' happiness, vows Italy’s freedom, and pledges aid for Rome and Venice. he will rejoin them after four months, then march toward a united Italy under King Victor Emmanuel.
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Amico Della Liberte
Reggio
Garibaldi
Naples
Tealiana
Galant'nome
Italy
Rome
Venice
Austria
Resean
Fraternal Philanthrophy
Galantuomo Victor Emmanuel
Garibaldi “ Caprera
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