Lancashire Public School Association Holds Manchester Conference
The Lancashire Public School Association convened at the Mechanics Institute in Manchester with Mr. Henry M.P. presiding. Leaders argued for national, unsectarian education funded by local rates and run by elected boards, amid debates over compulsory versus voluntary schooling.
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Lancashire Public School Association
Mechanics’ Institute
Manchester
Henry
Lucas
Mae
Leicester
Walker
Ham
Hole
Leeds
Robinson
Wilmslow
Charlton Hall
Liverpool
M'Kerrow
Dublin
Lord Melgand
Ewart
M.P
Thomas Carlyle
E. R. Larken
R.chambers
Martineau
Milnes
Roebuck
Cobden
Milner Gibson
W.j.fox
Dr. Watts
Mr.t. Smith
Parochial Water Supply Association forms in London
A meeting at St George's workhouse Southwark with 137 gentlemen from 33 parishes established the Parochial Water Supply Association to obtain a fund for expenses and to collect statistical returns for a metropolitan water project. Government interference was decried.
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Punga Anp
Cuzar Waren
St. George's
Southwark
Parochial Water Supply Association
Edward Collinson
Board of Guardians
Earl of Albemarle
Commission de Lunatico Inquirendo
Farrance
Lord Albemarle
Sutherland
Bunker's Hill
Capt. Brown
Fire King
Lyceum
Jesus Christ
France Eyes Gendarmerie Reports to Combat Socialism
A confidential ministerial circular urges French gendarmerie officers to send direct, non periodic reports on local moral and political conditions to the minister. The aim is preemptive observation to curb socialist influence and preserve public order. The Assembly later debated the circular. Passport abolition for travel between France and Britain is announced. Socialists push candidates amid low voter turnout in Dunkirk. Queen Isabella recovers from a minor illness. Despatches from Madrid note no strong outcome.
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Sxorer Oigcinars
Réforme
National
France
M. Baune
Boulogne and
Amiens
Reublic
Elyeée Bourbon
Boulogne
England
Dunkirk
Tribunal of Commerce
Austrian Amnesty Sparks Debate Across Regions
The Wiener Zeitung notes a grace act leniently easing punishment for political offenders under one year, after half their term. Hungary shows continued discontent as Conservatives withhold aid. peasants burn Kossuth papers and hope. In Syrmia Serbs react to Voivodina changes. letters from 265 describe anarchy, rampant timber theft, pasture raids, and weak authority. Vienna Presse suspended.
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Wiener Zeitung
Durance
Hungary
Syrmia
Banat
Vienna Presse
Prussia and Rome News Flows Amid Political Quiet
Reports from Königsberg state M. Jacobi is acquitted of treason linked to the Frankfort Assembly moves. Berlin alters church and school articles. Austrian notes align with Hanover Saxony Württemberg and Bavaria. Rome reports strained finances and fear of a coup as Baraguay d Hillier resigns considered. Achilli case ends with imprisonment likely for conscience.
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M. Jacobi
Königsberg
Frankfort
Stuttgard
Berlin
Kélner Zeitung
Hanover
Saxony
Wurtemberg
Bavaria
Rome
M. de Corcelles
Portici
M. Baraguay d’Hilliera
Adda
Camarilla
Paria
M. Baraguay d'Hilliers
de Mespolitea
The
Daily News
Waita
Cromwell
Luther
Italy
Genoa
Bologna
Sthinst
Verona
San Marino
Sampinia
Turin
Achitli
Achilli
Tonin
Evangelical Society
England
Viterbo
Padre Achilli
Dr. Achilli
Diplomatic Strains Keep Turkey Russia Split
Constantinople, Nov 27. Turkish Russian relations remain suspended. The Porte refuses to expel Polish refugees but accepts Czarist right to demand Dembinski and his followers’ expulsion under the Kutchuk Kahdarju treaty. The Sultanate note to M Titoff is with the Russian envoy in Saint Petersburg awaiting a response until mid next month.
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Tug Uwouncarian
Constantinople
Turkey
Russia
Ihe Porte
Luungary
Kutchuki
St. Petersburg
M. de ‘Titoff
St. Wotereburg
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Charlotte Harris
Taunton
Bath Journal
Jones
Shrewsbury
W. J. Clement
Foreign and Colonial News
Spain
Madrid
Isabella
Austria
Prussia
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