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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Feb 05, 1879

Page

9

Glaswegian burglaries and theatre fire blaze through Bristol news

A rash of burglaries in Blackheath and Charlton leads to fear and gun sales as a new thief threatens residents. The Glasgow Theatre Royal, built in 1867, was destroyed by fire, while Captain Francis Broadrick drowns skating on Lake Windermere.

Blackheath Charlton Glasgow Theatre Royal Lake Windermere Francis Broadrick Royal Navy Charles Knight Addlestone West of England Bank Bristol Mildmay Park John B. Gough National Temperance League Mathieson Gough Moore Francis Fry Lewis Fry M.P Burt Morpeth Wilfrid Lawson School Board For London Industrial Schools Committee Shaftesbury Glasgow Herald Glasgow Asheneum Christ’s Hospital Lowe Croydon School of Art Ireland Morning Post Warrington Peter Rylands Germany England Prince Bismarck Vienna Austria-Hungary Prague North Sleswick Denmark Copenhagen Heligoland Prussia Berlin Dagblat Onde Punjaub Rangoon Percy Wyndham Calcutta Royal Lake Japan Empire Tokio House of Representatives Committee On Foreign Affairs United States Senate Thames-Waikato George Grey New Zealand

Christian children detained in Turkish houses raise concerns

A Foreign Office correspondence with Sturge and Chesson discusses the detention of Christian children and young women in Turkish houses. The Greek helper at Constantinople fled to Philippopolis seeking safe conduct, and Safvet Pasha and Edhem Pasha reportedly housed Bulgarian girls, with 130 other cases handled by the Bulgarian Exarch.

Kipnap Pinag Turkey Foreign Office Messrs Sturge Chesson Henry Layard Constantinople Philippopolis Safvet Pasha Edhem Pasha

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