Revival of the Roman Inquisition Arrest of Dr Giacinto Achilli
Dr Giacinto Achilli, a Protestant scholar, has been seized in Rome and imprisoned in a Holy Office dungeon. Plainclothes officers said the arrest came by order of the French prefect though no warrant appeared. The piece questions French complicity and urges action by the French government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giacinto Achilli
Rome
Be Achilli
General Cadinot
Cardinal Patrizi
Achilli
Holy Office
Master of the Holy Palace
Gregory XVI
College of the Minerva
England
Europe
France
M. de Tocqueville
Louis Napoleon
Tan New Government Education System Dispute in Church Schools
Reports from Western Times discuss a conflict over a new government backed education system. Church and Dissenters clash on committee composition appeal paths and the role of state aid, with calls for a large voluntary subscription to preserve church control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Denison
Bourovar
Oxford-street
Frederick Veal
Peal
The Cholera and Public Health Advice as Reported
The General Board of Health reports weekly cholera cases and urges timely preventive measures. It notes that prompt house to house visits reduce mortality, while delays raise deaths from diarrhoea. It also mentions nonmedical relief and lectures to laborers in St. Martin's in the Fields to calm fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boarp
Hrauth
Glasgow
General Board of Health
St. Martin’s-in-the Fields
Melancholy Deaths at Boulogne and a Fly Infestation
A Leicester builder James Staples and his son died in Boulogne within days of each other after a cholera attack. The elder’s body returned to Folkestone then Leicester. the son died in Boulogne. The landlady at the British Hotel also died. Staples left seven young children. A Welsh paper notes suspected new fly species in Merthyr Tydfil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Staples
Leicester
James
Bank of Mesars, Pagets and Kirby
France
Boulogne
Staples
Folkestone
St. George’s
Mr. Staples
Messrs. Staples
Leicester Chronicle
Dumpton Hall Anniversary Services Held at Ramsgate
The Dumpton Hall School in Ramsgate marked its anniversary on the 1st and 2nd with a public meeting at New Music Hall attended by Rev. Dr Cox Rev. Archer Rev. William Brock Rev. Henry Bevis S M Peto MP and others. The event praised broad religious education and the school’s moral aims. Visitors later examined pupils and heard speeches urging industry and religious devotion. Donations and support followed, concluding with a lecture on The Ocean and a later sermon at the Independent Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Music Hall
Dr.Cox
Archer
William Brock
Henry Bevis
S. M. Peto
M.P
Perceval Daniell
George Belsey
Mortlock Daniell
Dr. Cox
Practical Evangelical Alliance
Dumptonhall
Brock
Cox
Peto
Tritton
Albion
Joseph Tritten
Indians On River Banks Feast And Fly Fishing Method
An explorer notes four Indians at breakfast after landing. They catch and roast small fish with improvised gear and fire made by friction. The process is quick and ends as the kettle isn’t ready. The account contrasts with the observer's notebook style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Oregon
Tus
London and North-Western Railway Company
Electric Telegraph Company
London
Bain
Great Britain
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Tae Gugstiina Porsoninas
Mary Ann Geering
Lewes
Burnet
Metropolis
Lambeth
Cerseesesseees
Bermondsey
Southwark
Beerne
Whitecha Ore
Dowlais
Cardiff
Oon
Plymouth
Mevaglassey
Leeds
Newcastle-and- Lyme
Scotland
Aevene
Ceesrseessesscoenseaes
Merthyr Tydvil
Dumpton Hall School
Ramsgate
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