Unanimous Conservative Selection At Pendleton Meeting
A Conservative gathering at Pendleton Town Hall endorsed Colonel Walker of Bury as the sole candidate by an overwhelming majority. Mr E Hardcastle MP attended the event where Walker was unanimously chosen.
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Kay
Pendleton Town Hall
E. Hardcastle
M.P
Colonel Walker
Bury
Protocol on Turkish affairs signed in London 1877
Historic protocol and minutes from March 31 1877 in London outline a multilateral plan to reform Ottoman governance in Bosnia Herzegovina Bulgaria and Montenegro. It calls for peace footing for the Porte troop reductions disarmament talks and continued monitoring by European powers to secure Christian populations and regional stability.
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Constantinople
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Bulgaria
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Servia
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Bojana
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Derby
Brust
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L. p’Harcourt
Schouvaloff
Foreign Office
Count Munster
Germany
Count Beust
Austria-Hungary
Marquis d’Harcourt
France
Earl of Derby
Count de Menabrea
Italy
Count Schouvaloff
Russia
St. Petersburg
Foreign items and notes from the era
A collage of international updates on wool values in Australia telegraph lines in Tianjin drought relief in South Australia Chinese port openings Wen Chow Wuha Pope Pius VI deposits in Bank of Italy royal and clerical matters in Paris and Rome, Zuyder Zee drainage plans, Tasmanian salmon, global labor distress in the United States, and Jung Bahadoor’s death Suttee notes.
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Tiensin
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Senate
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Eugénie
Union
M. Paul de Cassagnac
Napoleon IV
Chamber of Deputies
M. Piel
Zuyder Zee
Gulf
Tasmania
Hobart Town
Derwent
United States
New York
Royal pageantry and political clashes mark week in Europe
Queen and royal party attend divine service at Osborne. The Queen’s birthday moved to June 2. gleamed plans for Balmoral visit and Athens trip. Irish Home Rule rift widens as MP Biggar moves to block numerous Ireland and Scotland bills. Gladstone slander inquiry ends with apology. Caird leads Glasgow to back women’s higher education. Medical profession meeting hints at reforms.
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Brindisi
Athens
Prince of Wales
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Dublin
Butt
House of Commons
Biggar
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Ireland
Supreme Court of Judicature
Peerage of Ireland
Mitchell Henry
M.P
Callan
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W. Jervois
K.C.M.G
R.E
Straits Settlements
Scratchley
England
Sydney
Mr. Gladstone
Brighton
Ashbury
Gladstone
Glasgow
Caird
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