Famine Threat in Bengal and Mormon Policy Debate
Calcutta reports warn 60 million in Bengal face famine with four months' shortfall, while rain and imports alter prospects. In Utah politics Senator Frelinghuysen targets polygamy and legal reforms. The Times notes new cardinals and shifts in church-state tensions in Europe and a missional report from West Africa. The American ironclad oath bill advances, signaling postwar political shifts.
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Calcutta
Timea
Zemindars
J. Bernard
Sir G. Campbell
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Dude
Viceroy of India
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Tirhoot
Purneah
Behar
Freelinghuysen
Utah
the Tribune
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Ginouillac
Lyons
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Daily News
Nismes
Germany
Switzerland
Prince Bismarck
lIn
Gold Coast
Abrahampfa
West Africa
Abrahampia
Sierra Leone
Rugby School Head Master vacancy and mandamus action notice
Dr Hayman notifies the Governing Body of Rugby School that he will move the Court of Queen's Bench for a mandamus or seek other legal remedy. The Governing Body advertise that the Head Master office will be vacant on April 7 and will hold a meeting at Westminster Palace Hotel on February 19 to appoint a qualified successor. The report also covers rescue appeals, Boxing Day observations, poverty of lecturer Mason Jones, Arch Liverwool remarks on farm labourers and emigration, and notes on agricultural education acts and the Tichborne Trial developments.
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Samuel Morley
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Liverpool
Liberal Working Men’s Association
Circus
James Samuelson
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Canada
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England and
Wales
Kenealy
Arthur Orton
Donna Maria Hayley
Melipilla
Orton
Wassing
Purcell
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