Opening Service at Congregational Chapel Bermondsey Feb 1871
The Congregational Chapel on Royel Road Bermondsey schedules opening services on Wednesday February 8 1871 at 3 pm with sermon by Rev Joseph Parker and dedicatory prayer by Rev E Moalu. Tea at 5:30 pm, public meeting at 7:30 pm chaired by J Kemp Welch. Sunday services February 12 and 19 feature multiple sermons. Building Fund collections after each service. Rail and omnibus connections to Spa-road and local termini are listed.
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Congregational Chapel
Royel Road
Bermondsey
Joseph Parker
Moalu
J. Kemp Welch
George Martin
A. McAuslane
R. Halley
W. A. Elshay
Building Fund
Charing-cross
Waterloo
Cannon-street
London Bridge
Advertising Terms in Tuk NoONCONFORMIST
The notice outlines advertising rates for Tuk NoONCONFORMIST. One per line costs a shilling, sixpence per line. Each line averages eight words.
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Sanditionel
Correspondent's Note on Debate Candidacy Timing
TO CORRESPONDENTS. G. D. The prior question is not put until the debate closes its motion amendment. It may be proposed at any point during discussion. SA Pariah Clerk received with thanks and will be read carefully.
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G. D
Paris Surrenders to German Forces in Armistice
The capitulation of Paris is complete with forts surrendered and garrisoned by German troops. French forces are disarmed and held as prisoners of war until the armistice ends. The National Assembly will meet at Bordeaux to decide peace terms, while Paris pays 8,000,000 pounds sterling in compensation.
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Paris
National Guard
France
Bordeaux
Belleville
Villette
Defence
Brussels
London Relief Committee
Dieppe
St. Denia
M. Favre
Count Bismark
Belfort
Bourbaki
M. Gambetta
Chanzy
Faidherbe
National Assembly
Gambetta
Guarda
M. Jules Simon
Lyons
Marseilles
Alsace
Lorraine
Thionville
Metz
Wilhelmsbe
Orleaniet
Victoria
Trevelyan
Ireland
London
Roumania
Prince Charles
Austria
Russia
Bucharest
Howell
Norwich
Colman
Tillett
Europe
Garde Mobile
Sétestate National Guard
Mansion House
Paria
Capitulation of Paris Reported in Treaty Terms
Rumor of Paris surrender has proven true as Count Bismarck and M Jules Favre sign terms of agreement. Paris authorities and leaders finalize surrender arrangements ending prolonged resistance.
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Paris
Count Bismark
M. Jules Favre
Fall of Paris Ends a Long Franco-German Siege
The siege ends with Paris surrendering forts and arming only the National Guard. An armistice of three weeks allows a Bordeaux assembly to decide France’s future, while relief efforts move food into Paris and the city faces shortages and unrest.
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