Grévy and Cambetta in French Republican Leadership Debate
The passage argues Grévy’s calm integrity and experience make him a strong parliamentary leader as Cambetta’s errors risk public backlash. It credits Grévy with stabilizing potential and predicts a future when his presidency would symbolize Republic consolidation while Thiers’ government leans toward reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
M. Thiers
M. Grévy
M. Cambetta
M. Giévy
M. Gambetta
Irish House Debates and Munster Dispute at Westminster
The House of Commons faced a week of Irish education focus and a Parliamentary clash over Ulster clergy. Mr. Munster argued a Pall Mall Gazette paragraph breached rights. Disraeli’s quip drew laughter and confusion before the matter faded with a government stance. Budget remarks by Mr. Lowe drew criticism and Alabama claims funding debate. Lord Derby observed from the gallery.
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House of Commons
Fawcett
Jack
McCarthy Downing
Munster
Mallow
Pall Mall Gazette
Mr. Munster
Mr. Disraeli
Squires
Ireland
Disraeli
Mitchell Henry
Esmonde
Pall Mall
Palmerston
Lowe
Alabama
Lord Derby
Publications and notices from the era on Perceval Browning and seamen
Hurst and Blackett announce The Life of the Right Hon. Spencer Perceval by Spencer Walpole. Browning’s 4500 line poem mirrors a great French case with close adherence to facts. Baritone Pischek, famed German singer, has died aged fifty-one at Sigmaringen. Liverpool seamen back Plimsoll, condemning rotten ships and scurvy caused by poor provisions. Allhallows Lombard-street preserves rare Bible volumes from 1616 and 1548 with Erasmus commentary, to be displayed in a case in the church.
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Messrs
Pischek
Germany
England
Sigmaringen
Samon
Liverpool
Plimsoll
Allhallows
Lombard-street
T. Benet’s
Gracechurch-street
Erasmus
Churchwarden Birch
Church of Allhallows
City Press