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London
Hm Tzrus Oy
Ludgate-hill
Miall and We
Dr. Dick funds and personal disclosures from Dundee
Correspondents report donations toward Dr. Dick of Broughty Ferry and present his candid income breakdown up to £20 annuity, £23 rent, and small bank funds. He recalls failed memorials to Lord John Russell, notes illness, and asks for a pecuniary testimonial to ease his life and educate his granddaughters.
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Dr. Dick
Worcester
Birmingham
Broughty Ferry
Dundee
Elibu Burritt
Pranson
Thomas
John Russell
W. W
Meeting on the Russian loan stirs London crowd at London Tavern
A noon meeting at the London Tavern drew a packed crowd on the Russian loan issue. Cobden delivered a powerful critique of the loan and its backers while critics warned of protectionist agitation and tenant rights clashes across Ireland. Continentally, France debates state education amid rising monarchist clergy influence and concerns over indoctrination in schools.
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London
Charles Gilpin
Cobden
Russia
Stegger
Great Britain
Examiner
Swift
Heaven
Earth
England
Ireland
Dublin
Exeter Hall
Department of Industry
Legislative Assembly
France
Party of “ Order
Rance
Victor Hugo
Louis Napoleon