Irish Reader and Church Rates Digest News
Correspondents note a forthcoming digest on the Law of Church Rates under the Religious Liberation Society. The Irish Reader is mentioned from Piccadilly. J T Braddy is acknowledged and Mr Miall has fully recovered and will return to England soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer
Taunton
Religious Liberation Society
Piccadilly
J.T. Braddy
Miall
England
Cholera and Siege News From Varna and Bomarsund
The article reports outbreaks of cholera among allied troops at Varna and a rapid British French siege success at Bomarsund with 120 allied casualties. It notes Ottoman and Russian maneuvers, Austrian and Prussian positions, and aftershocks in London including cholera mortality and public health measures. It also covers elections, scandals, and foreign affairs developments in Europe and America.
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Bomanseny
Bomarsund
Bulgaria
Varna
Dobrudseha
Crimea
Napoleon
Sebastopol
Aland Islands
Baraguay d’Hilliers
Cronstadt
Uelsingfors
Oliphant
Lord Clavendon
Nesselrode
Prench
Buol
Austria
Russia
Prussia
Baltic
Wallachia
Hermanstadt
Rothenthurm
Omar Pasha
Anatolia
Mustapha Pasha
Citate
Kars
Redcliffe
de Seraskier
Guyon
Corte
Shamul
Black Sea
London
Thames
River
Highgate
Sovereien
Board of Health
Marylebone
Baronet
Cambridge
Mowatt
Adair
Canterbury
Tull
Maldon
Barnstaple
Jocelyn
J. H. Gurney
Norwich
Lawley
O'Flaherty
Perry
Beverley
South Australia
Gladstone
Dublin
Windsor
Paris
Spain
Committee of Congress
Madrid
Disapproval of Greytown Destruction and Nebraska Emigrant Plans
The piece condemns Greytown destruction and joins concern over slaveholding emigrants aiming to relocate twenty thousand free negroes to Nebraska. It argues the scheme serves political gain and seeks to restore Northern supremacy by creating an African American commonwealth in the center of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Washington
Greytown
Nebraska
Turning Points in War as Bomarsund Falls and Danube Shifts
The article notes the Bomarsund capture as a diplomatic win for the Allies, not a military marvel, and discusses Austria's occupation of the Principalities on the Danube as a pivotal yet controversial move. It contrasts views on Western alliance goals and Turkish defense, highlighting Kossuth's arguments on the Danube campaign and Austrian gains.
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Bomarsund
Paris
Jeondon
Vienna
Russia
Sweden
Denmark
Prussia
Aland Islands
Baltic
Austria
Turkey
Kossuth
Danube
Pruth
Euxine