Postponement vote on public matter and global updates
A vote of 178 to 41 postpones the subject to May 31. Father Gavazzi and Signor Mazzinis are in Lyons, with political aims noted. Reports cover Empress Charlotte’s grave illness, a suttee case in Jomnpore, exchanges between France and Spain, Armenian Catholics secession, the Cape reform bill, Canadian labor offers, Queen Isabella case, French plebiscites, and US abolition of death penalty in three states.
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Lyons
Mazzinis
Jomnpore
Ze Gaulois
Prim
Napoleon
Levant Herald
Porte
Care Pourries
Cape House of Assembly
Arnans
Old Country
Lincoln's Inn-Fields
London
Canada
Tur
Royal Family
Sramn
Isabella
Don Francis d’Assiso
Don F. d’Assiso
Tun Lazy Nicaur
Chicago Tribune
Vicksburg
Miss
New York Tribune
France
Royal Court News and Rumors From Windsor to London
The Rev J Moorhouse preached before the Queen at Windsor and a royal council met there. The Queen's court departs Windsor for Osborne this afternoon. The Prince of Wales hosted a levee at Buckingham Palace. Liberté suggests Princess Louise may wed the Prince of Orange next August. Earl Spencer may resign the Lords-Lieutenancy of Ireland with a new English peer poised to succeed. Mr Bright arrives at Llandudno with health improved but unlikely to resume Parliament duties this session. A London correspondent hints Bright may resign the Presidency of the Board of Trade.
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J. Moorhouse
Paddington
Windsor
Gladstone
Ller Majesty
Windsor Castle
de Grey
Mimberley
Sydney
Mr. Helps
Osborne
Prince of Wales
Majesty
Buckingham Palace
The
Liberté
Louise
Prince of Orange
Netherlands
Earl Spencer
Dublin
Ireland
Chichester Portéseno
Bright
Llandudno
Liod Lansdowne
Lord Russell
Multiple Disasters Strike Britain and Ireland In Weekend Turmoil
Early Monday a fire at Norton Lindsay near Warwick suffocated two elderly women. Sarah Mason aged 102 died in Birmingham General Hospital. A mail train crash near Oxenholme injured many as cars were shattered. Convict Rutterford may avoid hanging due to medical concerns. Seven men died in a Starlaw Bathgate colliery fire. Glamorgan Inn Cardiff burned with four dead or smothered. delays to fire engines blamed and crowd frustration grows.
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Norton Lindsay
Warwick
Sarah Mason
Birmingham General Hospital
London
Greyrig Bank
Oxenholme
Cumberland
Rutterford
Dhuleep Singh
Home Secretary
Bruce
Starlaw
Bathgate
Cardiff
Giles
Miss Stacey
Stacey
The Infatuation with Fashion and News Hunger
A reminiscence on fashion’s hold and the old joke about dress obsession. Dickens recounts a stormy night chat with a newsman about the human passion for getting the newspaper first and wired to arrive at the same instant for two buyers, despite rivals four miles apart.
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Newavendors’ Provident and Benevolent Institution
Charles Dickens
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