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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 03, 1849

Page

10

Reform and aristocracy in Europe in 1848 Paris

A 1848 Paris letter argues against aristocratic privilege in Britain and Europe, contrasting English and French attitudes toward monarchy, citing Tocqueville Guizot and Chateaubriand. It predicts sovereign abdications and a coming democratic era while praising M Passy for simplifying finance and advising reform.

Nglish Chambers’ Journal Europe Milton Bin Hindostan Bulwer England France Edinburgh George-streets Queen-streets Prince’s-streets Regent’s-terraces Athol Crescents Moray-places Paris J. J. Rousseau Moliere Montesquieu Montaign Laharpe Guizot Thiers Duchatel Roger Collard Passy Cousin Willemain Canning M. Guizot Tocqueville United States Lamennais Chateaubriand Louis XVI Buonaparte Napoleon Coliseum Coliseum Rome

London Wednesday Concerts at Exeter Hall

The sixth Exeter Hall concert drew dense crowds with eight year old Master Rancherage performing De Bennot's Il tremolo. Eliza Nelson debuted to praise, while Miss Dolby’s absence sparked an encore for Linley’s Thou art gone from my gaze. Reeves, Thalberg, and Vivier also impressed in a strong program.

London Exeter Hall Rancherage de Bennot Eliza Nelson Linley Miss Dolby Sims Reeves Thalberg Vivier Wesleyan Missionary Society Branch Westminster Mr. Branch Lota Morrns Nicholson’s Wharf Boulogne Marie Countess of Landsfelt

Reformers argue voting boosts worker earnings in Britain

A reformist piece argues Parliament must reform to reduce taxes and raise wages for workers. It claims abundance exists in Britain and Ireland but distribution favors a few, with rising pauperism and low agricultural roles while manufacturing grows. It cites population data, land ownership trends, and calls voting a direct tool for change.

England Britain Ireland Alison Great Britain Elizabeth

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Egypt Verona la Démocratie Nouvelle Société le Champs de Bataille Belgium Bavaria Austria M. Passy G. W. Harrison Wakefield J. H. Tillett
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