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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 17, 1872
Page
6
Health of the Prince of Wales and political conjectures
Public bulletins report slow but steady recovery of the Prince of Wales and reduced need for medical care. The piece notes rising political activity, rumors about the Lord Chancellor and the Collier scandal, licensing bills for England and Ireland, and Liberal difficulties over the Education Act amid Irish Catholic education debates.
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Prince of Wales
Ireland
Dublin Vintners
England
M.P
John Pakington
Rochdale
Lord Derby
Gladstone
Sir John
Professor Fawcett
Brighton
Treasury Bench
Scarborough
Spectator
Dublin
Irish Education Debate and Halifax By-election Preview
The piece attacks Lord Derby’s stance on Irish education and defends Irish consent to the current system, arguing Rome seeks control. It notes Sir Francis Crossley’s death in Halifax, previews the North-West Riding by election, and endorses Isaac Holden as Liberal candidate with free trade and non-sectarian education backing. It also references a Liberal stance on retrenchment and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Lord Derby
Cardinal Cullen
Rome
Sir Francis Crossley
Halifax
Sir Francis
Isaac Holden
Powell
W. H. Ripley
Spectator
Holden
Bradford Observer
Francis Crossley
West Riding
French Chamber Splits Over Trade Demand and Tariff Policy
M Thiers loses temper in a heated session as free traders oppose government plans. Three-fourths of chambers of commerce back Duc de Decazes against denouncing the English treaty. A large free trade demonstration takes place in Marseilles as the National Assembly hesitates on a ten million pound tax on raw materials.
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M. Thiers
Chambers of Commerce
Duc de Decazes
England
Marseilles
National Assembly
M. Thiers Triumphs In France Amid Financial Strife
An editorial views M. Thiers as a central force in French politics uniting executive and legislative power. It notes his autocratic sway, his fiscal plan to cover a large deficit, and a proposed sinking fund funded by an eight million pound annual contribution, warning of ruinous taxations and questions the plan's true purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiers
Sydney Smith
Lord John Russell
England
France
M. Thiers
la République
National Assembly
Poratines
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