Ambitious Tone Stirring Italy Urges Unity Breakup
A passage argues that milder speech invites Italy to wreck national unity crafted through generations of hardship. It suggests that at a proper time, the harsher, more violent rhetoric will resume to press aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Foreign items and royal visits of late nineteenth century
Queen Isabela leaves Paris for Vichy while the Prince of Wales sails from Bombay to Madras and Calcutta with Christmas in view. Across Europe, reports claim a 100000-man Spanish levy, fleet strength numbers in Russia, and diplomatic notes on Herzegovina reforms and Mormon Massacre echoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabela
Spain
Paris
Vichy
Tilton
Beecher
Madrid
Russian Invalide
Constantine
Marshal MacMahon
Elyeée
Germany
Neuendorf
Leipzig
Saxony
Italy
Ixpia
Bombay
Prince of Wales
Ceylon
Madras
Madrasa
Calcutta
Herzegovina
Austria
Russia
Turkey
Raguda
Giabella
Milan
Servia
Utah City
Tobe D. Lee
California
John D. Lee
Brigham Young
Smith
Royal movement and political petitions stir London gossip
The Queen, Princess Beatrice, and Prince Leopold plan to depart Osborne on the 17th for Scotland, with the Court back in Windsor by mid November. Parliament fingers prorogation expected Friday. Petitions for the Permissive Bill near a million, with counts for Kenealy and Newdegate. A Munificent 1000 pounds gift to the Church of England Temperance Society highlights temperance efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Prince Leopold
Osborne
Scotland
Windsor
Prince
Princess of Wales
Duke of Connaught
Duke of Edinburgh
St. Petersburg
Finland
Church of England Temperance Society
Kenealy
Newdegate
Macdonald
Prince of Wales
Various civic and social updates from the Mansion House era
The committee reports 22 929 contributed to the Mansion House fund and entrusts Captain Renwick and John Farley to distribute in France. Industrial Dwellings Company halts half year with 6 868 profit and five percent dividend. Metropolitan Board of Works backs eleven acres in Holborn and nine in Whitechapel for housing upgrades. Deaths include John Churchill the medical publisher. Weather, wreck divers recover 20,000 in gold from Schiller wreck. 40,000 remains. Royals at Cowes Regatta and Solent cruise. Political and legal notes on Cassar’s Camp, education boards, and Collie cases. Floods, foot and mouth disease rise. many local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick
John Farley
France
Improved Industrial Dwellings Company
Metropolitan Board of Works
Works Committee
Holborn
Whitechapel
John Churchill
New Burlington Street
Schiller
Scilly
Prince Leopold
Princess Beatrice
Cowes Oads
West Cowes
Solent
Osborne
Lord Carnarvon
John Lubbock
Times
Cassar
Wimbledon Common
Baronet
Henry Peek
Scotch Board of Education
India
Burmah
Duke of Cambridge
England
Germany
Prince Humbert
Italy
Rome
Alfred Rooker
Plymouth
Beyrout
Booker
Waterford
Rory
Hills
British Medical Association
Edinburgh
Robert Christison
North Agricultural Labourers’ Union
Oxford
Leamington
Ward
Perriston Towers
Arch
Scotland
Ireland
United Kingdom
W. H. Gladstone
M.P
W. E. Gladstone
Gertrude Stuart
Lord Blantyre
Peter Blanchard
Lincoln
Louise Hodgson
Louth
Liverpool Assizes
Justice Archibald
Alex. Collie
William Collie
Guildhall
Henry James
Union Bank of Scotland
Serjeant Parry
A. Collie
Yorkshire
High Town
Cleckheaton
Tadcaster
Carnarvonshire
Wales
Pwlcheli
County Constabulary
Dorset
Duke of Westminster
Grosvenor House
Society of Arts
Maccpat
Stoke-upon-Trent
Alfred Colclough
Kenealy
Charles Adderley
Plimsoll
Board of Trade
Apna
Derby
Sagle Insurance Company
Bangor
Charles Reed
London School Board
Dainsborough Road
Hackney Wick
the Times
Collie
Alexander Collie