Norwich under fire after judge cites corrupt practices ruling
A Norwich city dispute over the Corrupt Practices at Elections Bill pits Mr. Justice Keating against reformers. Critics condemn the judge’s verdict as a triumph for corruption, urging public condemnation of the measure and its supporters to preserve virtue and integrity in the city.
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Tillett
House of Commons
Justice Keating
Norwich
Better Than Fighting. English Aid to France Surges Worldwide
The War Victims Fund led by Quakers and French Peasant Relief Funds raise substantial aid for French war victims. Distributors report deaths from disease, ruined towns near Metz, and vast distress across Paris siege zones. Prominent English figures and institutions rally to provide food, clothing, seeds, and tools, aiming to ease famine and rebuild livelihoods without military action.
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France
Sar
England
Society of Friends
Gorze
Metz
Minories
London
Isat Yeax
Mive -Masara
Howard
Bedford
Iiitch
Balisbury Hotel
Salisbury-square
Prest
Daily News
Antil
W.H. Bullock
Society of ‘Friends
Gresti
Versailles
Etter
Félegraph
Paris
Ssomreunss
Department of the Sot Oigg
Puri
Coutain
Fool
Inhabi
Bank of England
T. M. Weguelin
M.P
Alfred de Rothschild
Phillip Cazenove
Huxley
John Ruskin
Alfred Tennyson
Germany
Sedan
Haglani
Reign of a Frugal Spanish King Splits Palace Life
The Times Madrid correspondent details the new king’s austere rule with open carriage, minimal staff, reduced dining from twenty four to four dishes, locked gates, and a shift from royal hand kissing to democratic handshakes. He tours quietly, pays troops, improves pay for public schoolmasters, and transfers adjutants from Prim’s corps. Also notes nearby Russian neutrality hope and Prussian Schleswig guesses amid war.
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Dedkey
Paris
Madrid
Naudin
Prim
Moret
Eugénie
Countess de Montijo
Russia
Priesta
Berlin
The
Times
Count Bismark
St.Petersburg
Prussia
Denmark
Schleswig
Prince Gortschakoff
Versailles