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London
Ludgate-hill
Correspondents and Public Notices From a Newspapers Page
A condensed excerpt shows letters to the editor about emigration thoughts, school use, burial refusals, and religious institution concerns. It notes space limits delaying many letters on working classes and religious topics, with a postponement to next week for some items and thanks to writers.
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Texas
H. M
Swansea
W. A
Phonopen
W. Corns
Review of Noel essay on church and state tract released
The Noel essay on the union of church and state is reprinted as a tract with the author and publisher's permission. It is available from Niall and Cockshaw for 1d. each or by post 2d., or 7s. per 100.
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Noel
Niall and Cockshaw
Protection and political upheaval end in a looming dawn
The Nonconformist laments Protection's death as corn laws fall tonight, tracing famine and agitation to a free trade era. It foresees landlord losses, church tithes, and reform, then widens to Paris chaos, French politics, and continental tremors across Austria, Italy, and Germany.
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League
Manchester
Lear
Cordelia
Opening Session of Parliament Describes Royal Address
The opening day will see Parliament assemble to despatch business with Queen Victoria opening in person from Westminster. The royal procession to the New Palace, state officers and ambassadors in attendance, and the speech read from the throne follow, with the address to be moved and carried in both Houses.
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Squirearchy
Squires
Marquis of Granby
Richard Cobden
Ordnance Department
Robert Peel
Tamworth
Baronet
Robert
Committee of Council On Education
Edward Bulwer Lytton
Leominster
J. G. Phillimore
Woodhouse
Barkly
Dalachatbe
Paris
National Assembly
M. Barrot
New Palace
Westminster
House of Peers
Commons’ House
Fach House
House of Commons
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France
Garde Mobile
Changarnier
Garde
M. Thiers
Radetzski
Italy
Austria
Sardinia
Brussels
Germany
Prussia
Frederick William
Hungary
Denmark
Russia
Schleswig Holstein