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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 25, 1868
Page
16
Dr. Brown thanked Mrs. Brown and himself for the triple call from the church Sunday school teachers and seat holders. He said that only about twelve of those who joined are still associated with the church. The Cheltenham Congregational church is affiliated with a Prestbury chapel led by Rev. J Hossack.
A reader writes from January 1868 urging Times readers to support Mrs Lances widow and four children after the death of Rev H Lance of Bromley by Bow from typhus contracted while visiting East London families. The letter asks a prominent London minister to lead the fund and notes a forwarded mite and the treasurer Mr George Maddox.
The case against journals for unauthorised debates coverage proceeded only preliminarily. Prince Napoleon's manifesto reportedly will not appear amid threats of disinheritance. France seeks possible Zollverein talks, army reform extends, and Haute Garonne Orleanist defeat noted. Senate Army Bill panel names Marshal Randon president and M. Dumas reporter.
The remains arrived in Vienna and were interred in the Capuchin Church crypt amid solemn ceremonies. European courts attended and citizens crowded the streets to show sympathy for the late prince before Austria publicly acknowledged Admiral Tegethoff's services.
The Papacy renews Cardinal Andrea to his rank and privileges after his written regret and return to Rome. Administrations of Sabina diocese and Subiaco Abbey continue under Papal-appointed administrators until further orders.
The House passed a bill by 123 to 45 declaring no valid civil governments in the late rebellious states and transferring all appointment and removal powers under the Reconstruction Act from the President to General Grant as Commander-in-Chief.
Melbourne dated the 28th ult notes lavish entertainments for the Duke of Edinburgh and his expected departure to Tasmania on January 4. Victoria announces general elections fixed for next month and the Supreme Court rules that government payments without an appropriation act are illegal. Sir John Young leaves NSW governorship for England aboard the current mail. Gold shipments to England for the month total 25,500 ounces.
The itemized column reports Italy’s civil list trimmed by four million francs, a Papal donation in Peter's Pence, Pompeii excavations renewed, famine in Tunis with child sales, a long rail route from Atlantic seaboard to the Rockies, Russia’s military posture claims, Vienna beard laws under Bach, and a snowy Alpine Alps scene from Nice to Marseilles.
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