France's Republic Emerging After 1848 Turmoil
In Paris on January 6 1849 a republican periodical reflects on post revolution France. It argues the newly founded Republic must endure through unity of state powers and constitutional limits while conservatives fear reactionary plots. The piece praises universal suffrage and calls for strong cooperative governance to crush anti republican factions.
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Napoleon
Elba
M. Passy
Assemblée Nationale
Gazette de France
France
Bordeaux
Lochabar
Paris
Orleanist
Europe
Republic
Tran Guis
Jenny Lind Concert Aids Liverpool Hospital Fund
A large Liverpool audience attended Jenny Lind's concert at the Amphitheatre to benefit the enlargement of the Southern and Toxteth Hospital. Tickets sold out with stalls and boxes commanding high prices, and Madlle Lind’s generosity is expected to raise about £1500 for the hospital. The Isumeron Atheneum lectures begin, with J Bartfit addressing Early Civilization of Britain and R Mathews on Christianity of Ancient Britain. The Atheneum plans a strong season and invites public support.
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Norfolk News
Jenny Linp
Liverpool Hospital
Liverpool
Jenny Lind
Southern
Toxteth
Madlle. Lind
New York
California
Isumeron Athenum
J. Bartfit
F.A.S
Britain
Richard Mathews
Isq
Atheneum
Parochial Clergy and National School Control Debate
The Examiner outlines a clash between the Committee of Council on Education and the National Society over lay versus clerical control of National School grants. It notes past abuses where clerics acted as sole trustees, describes proposed clauses tying management to church terms, and argues the key issue is whether lay managers may be subordinated to bishops in non spiritual school matters. The piece condemns compromise and urges legislative defense of lay authority.
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Committee of Council On Education
Committee of the National Society
Gole
Committee of Council
Church of England
National Society
England
Denison
East Brent
Wilberforce
East Fairleigh
Mr Baptist Noel and the Daily News
From the Standard of Freedom the piece mocks Mr Baptist Noel for not being enlightened enough for the Daily News. It calls him a bigoted Puritan of the seventeenth century and frames the remark as a critique of his views and intellect.
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MR. Baptist Noel
THE
Daily News
Whitefriars
Baptist Noel
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Spirit OF the Press
Committee ON Education
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