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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 04, 1849
Page
4
A letter from March 31 1849 urges Churchmen and Baptists to urge reform in the state paid church. It argues for wider distribution of essays to nonconformists, promotes engaging thoughtful clergy, and warns against heat of debate. The writer calls for noncarnal warfare and unity in Christ’s cause.
J Thwaites of Newington Place Kennington-common corrects a report on a Lambeth Association speech. He disputes the summary saying the body lacked moral courage to support suffrage, noting a small minority feared timing while the majority urged action and found strong Lambeth backing.
Reports from Catholic Treves and Berlin describe religious fervor and inspired beliefs. In the Powka-beck Ironworks accident a 25 year old worker, J Lace junior of Ulverston, died after fatal burns. In Salisbury John Smith hanged for Eleanor Lawrence murder displaying defiance and a large crowd witnessed the execution.
The French National Assembly discussed Italy on Friday and Saturday. Ministers stressed protecting Piedmont and France while avoiding war. Debates included Cavaignac and Thiers opposing armed intervention as the cabinet sought cautious diplomatic measures.
Reports from the National Assembly describe Charles Albert’s defeat by Marshal Radetzky near Vercelli and Novarra, abdication in favor of Victor Emmanuel, and armistice terms. Turin sees a new ministry, Piedmontese corps disbanded, and heavy casualties among generals Perrone and Pasqualaqua amid ongoing French British mediation.
The article reports that on January 26 and 27 the court handed down penalties including a 3000 franc fine and three years imprisonment to M. Proud hon, and a 1000 franc fine and one year imprisonment to M. Duchene.
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