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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Dec 16, 1868
Page
7
The article reflects on a turbulent period in Cadiz ending with a swift resolution to the Revolution. It notes government restraint and declares the crisis resolved while public liberty remains safeguarded against disorder and excess. Cadiz is credited with helping avert deeper upheaval.
Report from Windsor and London details royal mourning rites for the Prince, with Queen Victoria, Princes, and clergy attending services. Windsor includes sermons by Rev T J Rowdell and a royal family presence. Gladstone dined with the Queen. Mentions Prince of Wales anniversary, Westminster Dean staying, and comments on public figures and potential peer vacancies.
Paris inventor A M Kirchofer reports a method to preserve milk. He seals pure milk in a bottle hermetically and secret processes on the bottle exterior keep the milk tasting fresh as if unaltered by cold heat or movement.
Obituaries record the death of Rev. Thomas Adkins at an advanced age after a long pastoral career at Above Bar Church spanning over fifty seven years. The piece also honors Rev. R. W. Overbury of Devonport for his religious work and notes his sudden death at home. Also cited is the death of Henry Cooks, D D LL D, Belfast, a leading Presbyterian minister and Donum donor, who opposed Gladstone’s Irish Church policy.
Mr. Stuart Mill writing from Avignon addresses the Chelsea Working Men's Parliamentary Electoral Association. He welcomes Ireland's religious equality decision through indiscriminate disendowment and critiques the working men’s candidates for lack of organization and high election costs. He urges personal representation as the remedy.
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