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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 18, 1877

Page

4

Crime and Punishment in Italy Aims for Prisons and Education

General of Italian Prisons and the Howard Association examine crime data to argue that high murder rates in Sicily Naples Sardinia Rome and Umbria drive capital punishment. The piece urges education improved literacy urban reform and industrial development as alternatives to executions and calls for freeing Italy from religious conflict and armaments.

Howard Association of Great Britain Bishopsgate-street Without London B.C Sicily Naples Sardinia Rome Umbria Tuscany Italy Europe Eardley Wilmot, Bart Clement XI St. Michael John Howard Howard Clement

Sketches From the Gallery in the Commons Budget Night

The article describes a crowded Strangers' Gallery as Budget night unfolds in the House of Commons. Sir Stafford Northcote presents a plain Budget while Dr Kenealy is challenged by Mr Sullivan, and the debate lingers into the early hours with talks on the Eastern Question and potential taxation changes.

Commons Stafford Northcote House of Commons Dr. Kenealy Sullivan Waddy

Eastern Question Debate Yields Little Interest in Lords

In the House of Lords Earl Granville called attention to papers on the Eastern Question but did not move a motion. Debate faded after brief speeches by Granville Derby Lansdowne and Dudley. Meanwhile the Commons spent the night on the Mutiny Bill with Mr Biggar and Mr Parnell opposing many points.

Earl Granville House of Commons Ministry Lord Derby Lord Lansdowne Earl Dudley Commons Biggar Parnell

Contemporaries Review Teases Change in Tone Amid Spinoza and Science

The Contemporary Review shows no clear shift under new ownership with two inconsistent articles. Renan’s Hague address on Spinoza’s statue frames moral grandeur over intellect, praising memory as religion. A second piece on Germ Theory versus spontaneous generation treats dogmatism cautiously while noting current bias.

Renan Hague Spinoza Goldwin Smith Matthew Arnold Robert Buchanan Balder the Beautiful Taylor Innes Carpenter

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