Tragic European Intrigues and a Neapolitan Murder
Reports recount the death of Don Juan Prim after a tense exchange with Amadeo the King. Separately a Florence dispatch describes Prince Teora fatally stabbing Signor Stettler in Naples after jealousy and a theater encounter, with details of the funeral and public attention.
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Bregna
el Rey
Amadeo
Don Juan Prim
Senor Barcia
Duquesa de Prim
Spain
Naples
Prince Teora
Prince Malisseria
Vesuvius
Malissena
Teora
Palazzo Teora
Porta Siramsana
Signor Stettler
Stettler
Theatre of
San Carlo
Pall Mali Gazette
Senior wrangler leads Cambridge Tripos list with spacers
The Cambridge Mathematical Tripos list names Mr Hopkinson of Manchester as senior wrangler, with Mr Glaisher second and Mr William Michael Spence third. Spence is Pembroke scholar educated at City of London School, tutored by Aldis. Dr Livingstone is reportedly on a long journey west of Lake Tanganyika with letters possibly destroyed.
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Hopkinson
Manchester
Glaisher
James Glaisher
William Michael Spence
Spence
Poultry Chapel
London
Hackney
Owen’s College
E. J. Routh
St. Peter’s
Aldis
City of London School
Pembroke College
Livingstoun
Kirk
Roderick Murchigan
Zanzibar
Dr. Livingstone
Wesr
Lake Tanganyika
England
Livingstone
Pall Mall Gazette
Ujiji
William McCombie and the Aberdeen Free Press Life
A study of William McCombie, his poverty origin near Cairnballoch, self taught intellect, and rise to farmer editor of the Aberdeen Free Press. His Hours of Thought and Moral Agency argued against Calvinism, while his farm life and sermons shaped a calm, lucid voice in religious liberalism.
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Shelley
Milton
Satan
Byron
William McCombie
Scotland
Aberdeen
Cairnballoch
William McCamarg
Aberdeen Free Press
Chalmers
McCombie
Free Press
Artist Communion
J. McCombie