State Church and Tory Agents Stir Class War Debate
The piece argues that working classes seek church establishment and political reach through a State Church and Tory parish agents, framing it as a more effective aim than House of Lords resistance or Conservative factionalism.
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House of Lords
Census set to count every resident in British dominions
The April 3 census will require every man woman and child in the British dominions to submit the official returns. England Wales and the colonies will need about 33 000 enumerators with strict rules on who qualifies and how births and deaths are recorded to avoid miscounts.
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British Dominions
Australia
India
Canada
England
Wales
British Islands
Scotland
Ireland
England and
West India Docks
Kensington Gardens
Marble Arch
Maidahill
Census Will Count Population With Vast Numbers
The article notes the challenges of counting rural and mining districts where cottages grow along lanes and by-roads. It explains efforts to record over twenty two million names and hopes the census will show England and Wales growing faster than elsewhere in Europe. It warns that greater power brings greater responsibility and risk of downfall.
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England
Wales
Europe
Anglo American Commission to Visit America for Dispute Talks
A British commission led by the Earl De Grey and Ripon will travel to Washington to discuss points of dispute with a U S counterpart. Members include Thorn ton Rose Bernard and Lord Tenterden. Sir Stafford Northcote may fill Rose’s intended post. US appointees Fish Schenck Hoar Williams Nelson await Senate approval. The press forecasts a swift settlement.
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America
Washington
England
United States
Earl de Grey and
Ripon
Edward Thornton
K.C.B
J. Macdonald
Dominion of Canada
John Rose
K.C.M.G
Montague Bernard
University of Oxford
Lord Tenterden
Foreign Office
Liverpool
Cuba
Stafford Northcote
M.P
India
Lord de Grey
Grant
Fish
Schenck
Hoar
Williams
Justice Nelson
High Joint Commission
Great Britain
Senate
Army Estimates Show Increase for 1871 72 Across Forces
The Army Estimates for 1871 72 rise by 2 886 700 over 1870 71 to 15 851 700 with increases across general staff divine service medical establishments militia and reserve forces procurement and fortifications. Decreases are minor and mainly transfers. Colonies total 1 855 706 1 with Canada Gibraltar and Malta noted in reductions and repayments expected.
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Dover
Harwich
Malta
London
Canada
Gibraltar
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Nottingham
Roegent
St. Giles
Whitechapel
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