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London
Correspondents Letters on Crime and Highland Oppression
Readers debate crime causes and exposure plans while noting past remarks. Correspondents cite York Castle events six years ago and request information from Crescent, Blackfriars, secretary.
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J. Thompson
G. Slater
John James Stuart
York Castle
C. B
Crescent
European revolutions loom over German and Austrian reforms
The piece argues Tory journalists oppose constitutional progress in Europe while Austria and Prussia implement liberal measures. It notes Francis Joseph I's shift to a constitutional monarchy, Prussia's new charter, and the Pope's departure as Italy's mood shifts toward reform. It also covers UK election chatter, West Riding contest, South Devon and Leominster races, and a Black Hole tragedy shipboard verdict of manslaughter.
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Europe
Austria
Prussia
German Empire
Francis Joseph I
House of Austria
National Assembly
Frederick William
Germany
Gaeta
Italy
Times
Rome
France
West
Culling Eardley
Bright
Sir Culling
League
Yorkshire
South
Devon
Kekewich
Liskeard
Crowder
Leominster
Barkley
West Indies
Phillimore
Doctors' Commons
E. Lytton Bulwer
R. Peel
E. Bulwer
Ireland
Calcutta
Londonderry
Liverpool
Roundwearing reactionary movements shift European politics
The piece notes passive resistance succeeding armed force, Vienna plans a liberal policy under Francis Joseph, and Prussia’s decree followed by a liberal constitution. It suggests Germany embraces liberty, while France may move toward constitutional monarchy under Louis Napoleon, with Cavaignac’s rejection viewed cautiously.
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Vienna
Diet
Ferdinand
Francis Joseph
Sophia
Prussia
Constituent Assembly
Europe
Germany
France
Louie Napoleon
French Republic
General Cavaignac
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