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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 15, 1851
Page
15
A phrenological journal praises Mr Collins of a steamer as a living Yankee type. The Glasgow Examiner correspondent disputes Lord Campbell’s claim that marriage status is obvious in Scotland, humorously noting his mother-in-law and three daughters.
A joint meeting of clergy and laity at Freemasons Hall urged revival of Convocation to defend the Church of England against Papal aggression. Speakers defended church-state ties, protested Rome's influence, and backed resuming national synod under Canterbury and York.
A heated public meeting debates religious liberty amid calls to endowments for Catholic and other faiths. Speakers criticize Pius IX and endowments, while Thwaites and others push amendments. crowd jeers erupt as Curran invokes St Thomas Becket. The resolution passes with amendments, and an address and petition are voted.
Foreign intelligence notes from the Committee of Permanence report that a key revelation by General Changarnier denies hostility to the President and regrets losing Neumayer. Petitions from Meuse request life tenure for Louis Napoleon, while discussions hint at prosecuting the Constitutionnel and Pouvoir and Baroche's pledge to interdict journals attacking the Assembly.
Apologies from the Rev Over and Cole are printed along with Mr Miall's acceptance and Mr Minty’s consent to pay costs. This terminates proceedings started by a committee.
Wednesday January 15 report from Corn Exchange Mark Lane notes moderate grain arrivals this week but flour is scarce and overall trade very quiet. English wheat 840 quarters and foreign 8,020. barley English 2,160 and foreign 1,480. oats English 8,280 and foreign 1,040. English flour 9,400 sacks.
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