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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 10, 1872

Page

7

Arbitration and neutral rights amid the Geneva Court dispute

The piece argues for restraint and legal principle in disputes between Britain and the United States, warning against passion and urging belief in arbitration. It critiques mixing law with opinion, defends neutrality duties under Washington and Geneva norms, and questions the scope of consequential damages.

Amphictyonic Council International Tribunal England United States Henry IV Cobden New ‘York Great Britain Lord Russell Saaladstone Geneva ‘Court Gladlaved Jefferson Davie Duke of Argyll Lord Granville G. 0. Lewis End Milner Gibson Fimillyte Washington Alabama Rouse -Nitells Nashville Florida Shenandoah Hamilton Fish Geneva Tribunal Lincoln

Working Men's Clubs in Pimlico Aim for Model Facility

A committee led by the Earl of Rosebery and Lord Richard Grosvenor promotes a Pimlico Working Men's Club with initial donations and seeks public support to fund a comfortable, beverage-free social center. It cites British Workman pubs as successful models and urges managers to balance comfort with prudent alcohol policies.

Pimlico Marquis of Westminster Working Men’s Club and Institute Union Marquis Earl of Rosebery Richard Grosvenor Thomas Brassey Ares Leeds Huddersfield Hull Cardiff Morley Wakefield Pudsey Selby Goole Rochdale Liverpool Bristol Lancaster Leicester Croydon Pimlico Club Columbia Market Northampton Working Men’s Club Punkishourts Workmen's Club

Endlann's Arp to Irns Lane and Irish relief debate

The piece urges British and French aid context in the famine era and lists relief amounts from the British Relief Association and other sources totaling 2.63 million, excluding a ten million grant. It also notes Scott Rousseau's letter to working men and the Council of Legislators outlining measures to turn his seven resolutions into law.

Endlann Irns Lane Butt Martin United States France England British Relief Association Friends Scott Russeau Pentioran

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