Diplomatic Figures Tied to Albanian Question
The report notes Cubitt Gorts, aged about fifty, long secretary to the Italian Embassy in London and later Italian minister in Sweden, Spain, Holland, America, and Constantinople. His mission includes arguing for Corfu as an Italian naval station and other acquisitions. Baron Bourgoing, fifty-five, follows a family line of ambassadors and previously served as French minister at Rome.
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Cubitt Gorts
Fitet Bedanis
London
Italien
Sweden
Spain
Holland
Americk
Constantinople
Corfu
Italy
Tunis
Baron Bourgoing
Rome
Pall Mall Gazette
Public Men On The Eastern Question Leaders Address
Sir Stafford Northcote, praised as leader of the House of Commons, spoke at a North Devon banquet about parliamentary scrutiny, treaty issues, and maintaining peace with civilised nations. Other MPs at gatherings in London and Chichester commented on government policy, danger of war, and protection of Christian subjects in Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Stafford Orthoote
Barnamaple
Devon
House of Commons
Stafford
Beaconsfield
Fawcett
India
Turkey
Greatritain
Britain
Duke of Richmond
Chichester
St. James’s Hall
Great’ Britain
House of Lords
Helms
Hackney Liberal Club
Cannon-street Hotel
Sir Charles Reed
Sir Charles
London
Duke of Westminster
Earl of Shaftesbury
Guildhall
Lord Beaconsfield
Stafford Northcote
Bristol
Lord Salisbury
Europe
Khiva
Dardanelles
Fishmongers’ Company
Forster
M.P
Bradford Rifle Corps
Foerster
Mulhouse Manufacturer Stands for German Reichstag Seat
Foreign notes report M Dollfus of Mulhouse seeks a Reichstag seat as a representative of the city. Cardinal Patrizi dies in Rome after being born in Siena in 1798 and elevated to cardinals in 1836. A Greek Chamber motion would thank Gladstone for Hellenic aid. Rome commission backs abolishing capital punishment. A French railway collision near Chatillon Aix claims eight lives and wounds fifteen. The Brazilian emperor sails up the Nile from a steamer supplied by the Khedive toward Assouan.
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M. Dollfus
Mulhouse
Cardinal Patrizi
Rome
Sienna
Gladstone
France
Chatillon
Aix
Brazil
Nile
Assouan
December telegrams and world events mixed notes
A telegram from Alexandria reports New Public Debt Office receipts reaching £500,000 and a certain January payment. College life at Princeton shows 480 students with 100 in classes. The Pope appoints twelve bishops and Cardinal Simeoni opens and closes his mouth ceremony. Basque provinces face tax disputes and possible resignations. Western Australia legalizes marriage to a deceased wife’s sister after royal sanction. Germany debates Judicial Bills in parliament. Melbourne studies women’s exam outcomes with many passing. Empress Eugénie meets the Pope. U.S. presidential election committees formed. Free Trade momentum grows in Victoria with multiple leagues forming. France’s Jules Simon outlines Republican-Conservative balance in cabinet remarks.
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Alexandria
Public Debt Office
Cotipoi
Princeton College
McCosh
Monsignor
Benavides
Goyas
Brazil
Azwedo
St. Salvador de Bahia
Cardinal Simeoni
Quesada
Tae Canonizs
Western Australia
Queensland
New Zealand
Germany
Melbourne Daily Telegraph
Melbourne University
Eugénie
Cardinal Bonaparte
Prince Imperial
Liberid
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
The
Times
Victoria
Free Trade League
League
Temperance Hall
Melbourne
Adelaide
Henry Taylor
England
Taylor
Melbourne Argus
Pouicy
Versailles
M. Jules Simon
M. Dufaure
M. de Marcére
M. Simon
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