Australia Parliament prorogued ahead of January reconvening
Victoria парламент prorogued awaiting January return. Appropriations passed including arrears to former Governor Sir Charles Darling near 6000. Government plans a two million railway loan and half a million for Melbourne waterworks. Meat Preserving Company operates. South Australia ministry defeated. Hart formed and defeated on land policy. Hay failed to form cabinet. Bagot appointed. Wheat harvest expected abundant. Sydney sees new ministry with Robertson as Premier. New Zealand reports ongoing rebellion. Bishop of Lichfield arrives in Wellington.
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Australia
Victoria
Charles Darling
London
Melbourne
Hart
Hay
Bagot
Sydney
Robertson
New Zealand
Lichfield
Wellington
Mazzini convalesces in Lugano and other 1860s notes
The Foreign Miscellany reports Mazzini is convalescent at Lugano Switzerland the Duke of Brabant’s health improving news of Levrette passing the Suez Canal and an earthquake shock felt in Bucharest with no major damage.
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Mazzini
Lugano
Switzerland
Duke of Brabant
Levrette
Suez Canal
Bucharest
Federal Council of
North Germany
Bismarck
Goldwin Smith
Cornell University
New York
Teabella
Faris
Paris
Otion of Garidi
Berlin
Great Britain
Austria
Pesth
Vesuvius
Erna
Avsraran
Baron de Beust
Vienna
India
Times of India
Orissa
M. Benatin
Gaylots
Compiégne
Queensland
President's bid for independence rings through campaign blur
The text portrays a leader aiming to ignore advisers and political pressures. It suggests a presidency free from party constraints could yet fulfill public need. The depiction contrasts decisive action with resistance from office seekers and flatterers, echoing Jacksonian boldness.
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America
Andrew Jackson
University of London Exam Pass List Highlights
The record lists candidates who passed various examinations at the University of London. Names include Thomas Black, Jo Wreford Langmore, John James Ridge, Arthur Wellesley Edis, Marcus Beck, Edward Lloyd Harries Fox, John Hooper Paro, De Watteville, John Hopkinson, and Gilbert Delahoy Jennings among others. Honors, second B.A. and B.S. results feature First and Second Class distinctions across subjects such as Classics, Animal Physiology, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, and more, with several from University College and King’s College.
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Thomas Black
University College Henry Greenway House
Guy’s Hospital
Onix Classics
Dlass
John Hooper
Paro Iniversity
Collene i T Thomas
Croakell
St. Quihhartége
Animal Physiquogy
Claus
de Watteville
Sidney Chapman
Edward Dillon
University College
Thomas Olver Harding
Cuxmistey
Augustus Tilden
John Hopkinson
John Gilliott Garbutt
Gilbert Delahoy Jennings
Walter James Nicholas
Wesleyan Collegiate Institute
Taunton
Henry Shaen Solly
Universit College
Thomas Hodgetts Gordon
Universi Yyo Ege
William Dyson
Any Wesley College
Sheffield
Attack on Protestant missionaries in China shocks Shanghai
Shanghai report describes an organized mob campaign against Protestant missionaries at Chinkiang. Accusations of kidnapping and ritual practices fueled anger. mobs burned the mission house, attacked occupants, and a missionary woman and children escaped from windows. Mr Reid lost an eye. Consul Madhurst intervened by dispatching HMS Rinaldo to protect nationals and secure the scene.
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Shanghai
The
Times
Reid
Chinkiang
Madhurst
Rinaldo
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Canada
Howe
Pal Mall
Hounda
Compidgne
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Washington
Galena
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Grant
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