Editorial reshuffle and Palmerston diary discovery
C Jeffreson to edit the Atheneum while Sir C Dilke edits his journal enlarged and altered. Sydney Dobell injured in a fall at Minchinhampton-common but contends for a non serious injury. Ruskin elected Slade Professor at Oxford over Robinson. Discovery of Lord Palmerston diary noted, with scope limited to 1810s to 1830s and no Boswellian continuation.
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C. Jeffreson
Atheneum
C. Dilke
Sydney Dobell
Clifton
Minchinhampton-common
John Ruskin
Slade Art
Oxford
Mr. Ruskin
J. ©. Robinson
Lord Palmerston
Henry Bulwer
Statesman
Earl Grey
University of Cambridge
Perceval
Pitt
Cambridge
India
Canning
Exchequer
George IV
Herries
Windsor
Jamaica
Fox and Pitt
Gladstone
Bright
Sir Henry Bulwer
English Bishops and Clergy Dinner in London Highlight Ambition
Rev Dr Osgood recounts a Lord Mayor hosted dinner at Mansion House with the Archbishops and bishops. He notes the Archbishop of Canterbury’s gracious stance, Dean Stanley’s Broad Church leadership, and Manning of Westminster as a liberal yet Ultramontane figure. Attendees include American pastors such as Binney Newman Hall Gaskell Ierson James.
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Osgood
New York
New York Evening Post
Canterbury
Edward Everett
London
Dean Stanley
Society
America
Messrs
Binney
Newman Hall
St. Paul's
Corinthians
Westminster Abbey
England
Dublin
Henry Pierrepont
Brooklyn
R. C. Trench
Ireland
Oxford
House of Lords
Jowett
St. Paul
Manning
Westminster
Church Universal
York
Carpenter
Martineau
Tyndall
New World
Calvin Lincoln
Massachusetts
Foreign News Highlights from August 18 1869
The French Emperor recovers enough to preside at a ministerial council and is expected to appoint a new War Minister. Reports on the amnesty debate in Paris press demand caution. Bavarian and German Council unity is stressed amid church-state tensions. Cuba begins conscription. Trinidad reports 1500 conscripts. Deaths include Mr Charles Moore of Tipperary and Bishop Hamilton vacancy at Salisbury see. British Association opens in Exeter. powder mill accident at Hounslow injures three. Emigration fund ships 200 to Canada. over 4,000 aided in six months. Dublin votes on church bill support. beerhouse act stirred local action to curb licences. Miners riot in Sheffield ends crippling violence.
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Chalons
Council of Ministers
St. Cloud
Marshal M‘mahon
Ministry of War
France
Leboeuf
Marshal Niel
Paris
Siécle
M. Ledru Rollin
Commission
Senate
Senatus Consultum
Correspondance de Rome
Prince Hohenlohe
Germany
General Council
Ecumenical Council
Holy See
Cuba
Espiritu Santo
Trinidad
Salisbury
Hamilton
Moberly
Charles Moore
Tipperary
Moore
O’donoghue
Tralee
British Association
Exeter
Stokes
Devon
Hounslow
Canada
British and Colonial Emigration Fund
Victoria Docks
Dacia
Eastend
Dublin
Gladstone
John Gray
Mr. Gladstone
Salford
Bradford
South Yorkshire
Sheffield
Hyde Park
Wheat Market Shows Quiet Trade and Steady Prices
English wheat was scarce on the market and prices remained unchanged while foreign supplies were ample. Transactions stayed on a limited scale with rates as on Monday. Barley was in scarce supply and demand remained slow, with Matt meeting slow sales on prior terms.
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Matt
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