Escape and Farewell From Rome to Liberty Across Europe
A narrator details fleeing Rome disguised and leaving by carriage to Civita Vecchia. He travels by steamer, rests in the port, and thanks God for liberation while sending farewell letters to Rome. He proceeds to Toulon Marseille Lyons, embracing friends and brethren along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piazza del Collegio Romano
Corso
Civita Vecchia
Rome
Toulon
Marseilles
Lyons
M. Fisch
Emigration schemes and public reform in Victorian notices
A Morning Post correspondent accuses the Female Emigration Scheme of diverting funds from distressed needlewomen to other aims, citing alleged selections of well paid maids and family passages. The Times notes a Devon rent relief plan and ongoing agricultural price pressures. A Welsh colliers report truck practices in Monmouth and Glamorgan. A London Aldermen bill aims to widen the electorate by removing stamp duties for freemen. The Manchester Guardian reports on the Saveings Bank granting a 10s in the pound dividend upon a depositor release.
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Morning Post
Sidney Herbert
Australia
Times’ Commissioners
Devon
Saura Watts
Monmouth
Glamorgan
City Remembrancer
House of Commons
Corporation of London
Alderman Sidney
Sidney
Freedoms Committee
London
Rccupate Savines Bank
Manchester Guardian
France debates public instruction law amid church state clash
In the National Assembly the organic law on Public Instruction faces fierce debate. Abbé Parisis argues bishops defend sacred doctrine, Thiers defends church and state collaboration, and discussions grow over academy councils and the role of bishops in university governance. Military reform follows with consolidation into four districts and siege powers for generals, alarming republicans and monarchists alike. Socialist mobilization in Paris advances, with arrondissements forming central committees and debates over alliances ending in rejection.
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Parisis
Langres
Worshp
M. Wallon
M. Montalembert
France
M. Thiers
M. Barthelemy St. Hilaire
Puulpeap
Council of
Paris
Reformed Church
Confession of Augsburg
Central
Israelite Consistory
Court of Appeal
Tribunal of First Instance
Municipal Council
Council General
Seine
Changannier
Castellane
Hordeaux
Nantes
Rennes
Boutelan
Sth
Montpellier
Perpignan
Toulouse
Gimean
Lyons
Besangon
Changarnier
Louis Napoleon
Salle Martel
Rome Carnival Amidoppressing Clergy Speech Message
Letters from Rome describe the Corso as desolate during Carnival with few carriages as anger and fear spread. A Daily News report quotes a circulated address condemning priests for oppression and taxes while offering only a half carnival. The piece laments papal power and pledges a people’s reckoning on February 0th.
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Rome
Florence
Daily News
Read
Christ
Apostles
Nero
General Oudinot
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Foreign and Colonial News
LAW ON Public Instruction
Italy
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