Rome Army Presence Deepens Security Clauses
A Débats letter notes Rome’s security relies on the French army, with leases containing void clauses if French forces depart. New York publishers must send two copies of January 1, 1851 papers to the Secretary of State and the World's Fair. Mazzini prowls via Switzerland, Italia del Popolo revives, Rome spread via secret presses. Vienna hints at Catholic powers uniting to reclaim Holy Land spots, while the Holy Sepulchre may be restored under Papal Grand Master.
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Débats
Rome
New York
Secretary of State
State Library
London
Mazzini
Switzerland
Italia del Popolo
Vienna
Holy Land
Rendaburg
Schleswig-Holstien
England
Lamartine
Galignani
Trex Lives Lost by Fire at St Martin's Lane Pub
A fire at the public-house in St Martin's Lane owned by Ben Caunt caused the deaths of Caunt's two children and Ruth Lowe aged eighteen after they slept in the attic. Mrs Caunt and others escaped down a roof trap and by stairs while others were found burned. A coroner's jury ruled the deaths were due to suffocation with no determined origin of the blaze. Captain Aaron Smith sued Captain Cook for libel and won £10 damages. a city subscription raised over £260 to cover trial costs from merchants, underwriters, shipowners, bankers, and captains.
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Trex
St. Martin’s Lane
Ben Caunt
England
Caunt
Ruth Lowe
Count
Brigade
Ruth Rowe
Cook
Aaron Suitu
Aaron Smith
Captain Cook
Denman
London
George Frederic Young
Samuel Gurney
The Industrial Exhibition Housing Plans At London
Plans for lodging artizans and visitors at the Industrial Exhibition reveal Mechanics' Houses with separate sleeping rooms, dining areas, and on site services. Lodging priced at 16d nightly, with 1d omnibus fare to the Exhibition. emphasis on orderly conduct and ample provisioning.
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Peter the Hermit
Midland Company
Leeda
London
Mechanics’ House
Hyde Park
North Wales
New Manchester Education Scheme Draws Support Across Press
Sir John Kaye Shuttleworth writes to the Alanchester Guardian approving the new educational plan. The Times and Mr Joseph Kay praise it, noting it could honor Manchester merchants and manufacturers for addressing the education question.
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Manchester
John Kaye Shuttleworth
Alanchester
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