Queen Ranavalomanjaka declares Mozambiques free or enslaved
A Madagascar royal decree states Mozambiques arriving after June 7 1865 may become free subjects or leave the country. Those who hide enslaved Mozambiques will be chained for ten years, as proclaimed by Ranavalomanjaka, Queen of Madagascar.
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Ranovalomanjaka
Ranavalomanjaka
Adagascar
Foreign items and political notices from Europe
A long, mixed foreign dispatch lists pension refusals for Garibaldi and extradition calls for a Nana Sahib impersonator, a shipwreck accident near Quitta, Russian imperial health updates, and political agitation in New South Wales over secular education. It also covers Italian elections, German parliamentary shifts, Channel Tunnel chatter, a missionary death, Franco British exchanges, and remarks on Queen Victoria and French reception of royal tributes.
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Quitta
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Amazon
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Nantes
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Morning Post
Madrid
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Education Act Debates On Morley Absence And New Schools
The Toronto Lonpon Scroo board reassembled after Christmas with Sir Charles Reed noting Mr Samuel Morley MP may retain his seat if his absence is approved by the board. A resumed debate on school fees followed as plans emerged to fund 100 industrial school vacancies on the Thames for Protestant boys. Reports from Bletchingley Surrey show a school board requiring organ skills for a post, while the Education Department declined power to intervene. New Islington and Clerkenwell board schools opened with Morley and Reed leading ceremonies. Morley urged higher technical education and expanded school capacity, with Currie detailing site costs and projections toward 150 new schools for 120,000 pupils. Additional openings were announced in Limehouse and Bethnal Green with low fees and broad participation.
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New Board Schools
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R. Maguire
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J. Rodgers
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Victoria-place
Popham Road
London
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Switzerland
Clerkenwell
Farringdon Road
Metropolitan Railway
Charles Reed
Limehouse
Fawcett
Hackney
Turin-street
Bethnal-green
Lady Reed
E. H. Currie
J. A. Picton
Warml
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