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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 10, 1872
Page
6
A garbled OCR fragment mentions pricing and line items with odd terms like Bixpence and Leaver Pack. The readable bits show an average of eight in a line and reference to a vaanodai line, suggesting a small vendor or trade notice rather than a full article.
The brief Paris vote lifts M. Vautrain a moderate Republican, in preference to Victor Hugo, amid broader foreign and domestic political shifts. The result, seen as hastening the Assembly’s return to Paris, follows upheaval over education bills and calls for secular schooling.
The obituary recalls Sir Francis Crossley baronet as a strong willed Yorkshire figure whose public service in Halifax and West Riding left a durable political and philanthropic legacy. It lauds his sturdy intellect, practical judgment, and princely munificence guiding large charitable acts while noting his Nonconformist convictions and devotion to civic welfare.
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