Literary reviews across Fraser Pauli and Gamut of Light
The piece surveys current periodicals including Fraser on England's War and Eastern Question, Pauli on Prussia and Germany, and Cornhill's eclipse article. It praises the magazines Cassell Quiver Little Folks and Gentleman's Magazine, notes Christmas workhouse feature, army reform hints, and previews Proctor and Trollope content, with a continued note.
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Fraser
England
House of Commons
India
Orange Society
Prussia
Germany
Pauli
Cornhill
Spain
Candler
St. Paul’s
George Macdonald
Anthony Trollope
Mr. Craik
Proctor
Cassell
Gentleman's Magazine
R. H. Horne
Pebody
Charles Lamb
Orange split threat after Grand Lodge vote on Union pledge
In Ireland a likely break within the Orange body follows a Grand Orange Lodge resolution to cancel pledges supporting the Legislative Union. The vote, reported as twenty-two to eighteen, sparks secession rumors involving Colonel Cole and others. Debates include repeal, education policy, and opposition to Rome control. Mr Johnston, Belfast MP, opposes the move toward separation from the United Kingdom.
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Orange Body
Grand Orange Lodge
Legislative Union
Home Rule” Association
Dublin Mail
Lord Enniskillen
Colonel Cole
Fermanagh
Johnston
Belfast
Grand Orange
United Kingdom
Orangemen of Ireland
M.P
Grand Lodge
Ireland
Rome
John Martin
Banquet in Dublin discusses Irish policy and militia plans
Meath county social gathering in Dublin with Mr W Shaw M P as chair includes apologies from MPs. Lord Cland Hamilton lauds Mr Martin's return as a stand against government party interest. Irish militia to be called out in May. A farmer Dwyers is murdered near Goulds Cross. feud suspected. Agrarian violence down. Derby resists selling Tipperary estates, favoring resident landlord approach.
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Meath
Dublin
W. Shaw
Lord Cland Hamilton
Martin
Ireland
Dwyers
Gould’s Cross
Cashel
Westmeath
Lord Derby
Tipperary
Inquest on Holborn child and other London items
An inquest on three month old John Sperganni found dead in Fleet row Eyre street hill Holborn, noting overcrowded rooms and a verdict of death by suffocation from want of fresh air. The issue also reports wage cuts in the North of England and various London news items about public welfare, politics, and accidents.
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London
John Sperganni
Fleet-row
Eyre-street-hill
Holborn
Norton
Board of Arbitration
North of England
Thomas Hughes
M.P
Saltburn-by the-Sea
Eautswoop Asylum
Earlawood National Asylum
Abbiss
Charles Reed
M.T
Ali Baba
Robert Steele
Evangelical Mission and Protestant Electoral Union
Bow Street
Lord Campbell
Tavistock-street
Poland
ST. Henry
Brraincham
Birmingham
England
Commonwealth of State
Unity of States
Diverse News Snippets Spark Movements and Misadventures
Gleanwings Eng, one of the Siamese Twins, reportedly near death. Professor Seeley plans a volume on Sir Thomas More for Macmillan's Sun day Library. Atheneum notes Lord Palmerston’s Paris diary from 1814 15 is too long for Temple Bar and will appear in a separate volume. A London eked tale recalls a wife and husband quarrel in tea and wine. A Cornhill accident leaves a man dead after a fall from orange peel. Dickens quotes on intemperance provoke reflection.
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London
Hosital
Dickens
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Loxpon
Islington
Hampstead
Hoxton Old Town
Marquis of Hartington
Royal Dublin Society
Ife
Taz Pxemmmer
Gladstone
Greenwich
Lory
Treasury
Manchester
Messes. Shaw, Jardine, and Co
Little Horton
Bradford
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