Liberal Representatives 4 Demand Retrenchment In Expenditure
A London political notice argues Liberal representatives demand retrenchment in next year’s estimates. It notes improved European relations after China war and nonintervention, urging revision of civil and miscellaneous sums. It cites Gladstone’s policy as a fork between extravagant spending and taxation.
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Atich
China
Italy
France
Gladstone
Klesst Ok Allar
Gratstéxe
Cabined
Financial reform urged to cut empire costs and taxes
The piece argues retrenchment is needed to curb soaring armaments and civil expenses, urging sweeping tax cuts. It lauds Granstone for backing Liberal fiscal reform and calls for abolition of tea sugar coffee duties, paper tax, and income tax overhaul, with a shift toward reducing war expenditures to sane levels.
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Pekin
Tientsin
Army
Navy
Ordnance Departments
M.p.’S
Paumers
Granstone
Liberal Party
House of Commons
Royal visit to Gosport forts by Prince Consort
The Court at OzBORSE, Jax reports His Royal Highness the Prince Consort visited forts near Gosport yesterday, escorted by Major de Plat. The Queen's dinner party included His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, Prince Alfred, Princess Alica, Colonel Sir C. B. Phipps, Major Cowell, and Rev. G. Prothero.
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Ozborse
Prince Consort
Major de Plat
Gosport
Prince of Wales
Prince Alfred
Princess Alica
Sir C. B. Phipps
Cowell
G. Prothero
Mr Hullah urged to fundraise for return to St Martin's Hall
A letter to The Star and Dial appeals to the public to support Mr Hullah, praised as a premier music teacher and reformer. Donations have started with over 2,000 already, but more are needed to regain use of St Martin's Hall and continue his public education work. The writer urges committees in major towns to organize subscriptions and cites concerts by teachers and conductors as further aid.
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the Star and Dial
Hullah
St. Martin's Hall
Henkin
Hullab
Islington
Rumered French ministry changes denied in Moniteur
Paris reports from The Moniteur deny any change in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with Emperor Napoleon preferring Thouvenel. In another item Patrice plans a law to transfer Bourse property to the State as speculation lifts funds on a rumor of a turnstile abolition at the exchange.
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Paris
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
M. Thouvenel
Pants
Evenine
Patrice
Corps Legislatif
Unfounded Resignations and Bank Rate Report
The National Bank raised its discount rate to seven percent. Reports that General Fanti resigned and volunteers were being enrolled are unfounded. Farini named secretary to the private cabinet of the Kine. Warres reports no demonstration today and hints a Lieutenancy Council resignation. A decree grants pensions to poor priests. The Ejoce notes Moors failing treaty terms and Spain may occupy Moroccan forts. A Venezuela Spain dispute solution is expected soon.
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Das
National Bank
Tres
Jay
Fanti
Farini
The
Kine
Warres
Council of Lieutenancy
Maoriv
Spain
Morocco
Venezuela
Imperial letter appoints Apponyi Judex Curl for Hungary
Vienna today reports in the Hieuwe Zeiteng an Imperial autograph letter appointing Count George Apponyi as Judex Curl for Hungary, replacing Count Czirakys. The notice highlights a high-ranking judicial appointment within the imperial administration.
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Vienna
Hieuwe Zeiteng
George Apponyi Judex
Hungary
Czirakys
Gaeta treaty news and Paris legal squabbles mix in month-end bulletin
Paris dispatches summarize tentative steps toward a truce around Gaeta with Sardinia, while French and Sardinian negotiators weigh promises to suspend hostilities. The bulletin also notes court debates on a wild boar dispute, a Danish scandal, Civil list rumors, and a Seine incident with a mother and rescuers.
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Paris
Faay
Moviteus
Gaeta
Sardinia
de Tinan
Francis II
Russia
Leghorn
Isabella
Juge de Paix
Pilmerys
Ribecourt
Comte d’Oamond
Comte d’Osmond
Court of Cassation
France
Skandin
Shandini
Pari
Paris Actresses Likenesses Seized Over Sugar Plum Trade
Photographic likenesses of Paris’s most celebrated actresses used as incentives in a sugar plum sale have been seized by court order. The images, tied to Shandin Mayer and Pierson, were profiting from the tribute of the new year. Ladies depicted and male admirers express dismay at the seizure of bonbons photographs and all tied to the scheme.
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Paris
M. Shandin
Mayer
Pierson
Italian brigand uprisings spark alarms across central towns
Neapolitan journals recount reactionary movements at San Feramo Palena Chieti Ari and Giuliano where about 600 brigands attacked after a first Piedmontese repulse. A later despatch notes an engagement between Piedmontese troops and brigands with 15 killed and 18 arrested. Flying columns are sent into the Marches where authorities suppress religious orders except select charitable groups.
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Palena
Chieti
Ari
Giuliano
Aquila
Asquata
Aquasanta
Amatrice
Accumoli
Naples
M. Viterio
Marches
Overland Mail brings China news and Pekin treaty events
Reports from Calcutta Hong Kong and Melbourne dated late November show the treaty with China posted on Pekin walls and preparations for Mr Bruce's spring visit. Allied forces move toward Pekin with Sir Robert Napier arriving and ships sent to Japan as Shanghai faces insurgent pressure.
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Overland Mail
Calcutta
Hong Kong
Melbourne
Bombay Mail
China
Walla
Pekin
Bruce
Tien-tsin
Imperial Conde
Imperial Palace
Prince King
Eclat
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Lord Elgin
Oscsasion
Tien Tsio
Adking
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Adkina
Pesho
Count Ignatief
Bruce Winters
Ho-si-wa
Taku
Sir Robert Napier
Chesapeake
Admiral Hope
Admiral Jones
Japan
Shanghai
Ningpo
Resignation of Nicholson Ministry Sparks Melbourne Crisis
The Melbourne Age reports the Nicholson Ministry’s downfall amid a land policy decline and public disapproval. Following a hostile parliamentary front and a 34 to 21 vote against the government, the cabinet resigned. Mr Brooke begins cabinet formation as a new ministry is expected to be named. Commercial notes show renewed market confidence but cautious optimism. Gold field output improves with five weeks ending November 23 showing gains over 1859 and total annual exports reaching about 21.66 million ounces since discovery.
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Melbourne Age
Nicholson
Brooke
Europe
Battle at Mahoetahi Falls in New Zealand War
The Tarawat Herald describes the November 6 action at Mahoetahi where Waikato forces clashed with loyalist troops. Major General Pratt led a heavy assault with the 65th Regiment, Rifle Volunteers, and 40th Regiment driving the enemy from entrenched positions in a brutal swamp fight. Casualties totaled 45 on the Waikato side and six on the loyalists, with many wounded and the dead left in the field before burial near Ngataiparirua.
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Annaly
New Zealand
Mahoetahi
Waikatos
Raupo
Mohoetahi Hill
Bailie
Toker
Turner
Rifle
Herbert
Lealla
12Th Regiment
Hutchins
Royal Artillery
Strover
M‘naughton
Pratt
C.B
Mahastah Hill
65Th
H. H. Brown
F. Rooney
65Th Regiment
Henry Edgcomb
Solery
Ranpo
Laira
Nelson
Talbot
Waltara
Urquhart
M'Givern
Huirangi
Walongana
Gillizan
Waikato
Buttend
Biarifie
Ngataiparirua
Paketakeare
40Th Regiment
Matal‘tawa
Mahoebahij
Kingt
Adelaide News From South Australia 1860 Summary
Adelaide reports the Prince of Wales birthday review of the volunteer force, including infantry cavalry and artillery. Walleroo Mine work on Yorke Peninsula progresses well with many mineral claims in the area. Explorers Stuart and Babbage head north and northwest from Fowler's Bay, government plans unsettled.
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Prince of Wales
Walleroo
Yorke
Paninasula
Stuart Bes
Babbage Hee
Fowler's Bay
Tozrsas
Naw Zuananp Cuizr Command Report
Readable fragments describe a military command in Naw Zuananp with references to forces and a celebration. Mentions observers noting many establishments and a plea about purchasing an article without paying. Incomplete text includes Benson’s frustrated pamphlet promotion and stamp-based distribution.
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Zuananp
Foresta Ogdand
Ike
Benson
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