Fire Devastates Chat Moss and Rural Threats Rise
The report notes widespread damage as Chat Moss in Lancashire burns since Wednesday, endangering farms houses and cattle. Magistrate J Knox commits Madame Rachel for trial amid a flood of poor-rate warrants in Birmingham. Miss Carpenter plans a female training school in India and seeks funds. Spolia from Magdala to be shown at South Kensington Museum including the king Theodore robe and crown. Cobden memorial statue unveiled in Camden Town with speeches by MPs. Weather cheered crops but foresees light wheat. London poor and criminal classes debated. Southern Railways amalgamation bill withdrawn. Abyssinian captives released arrive. Eyre thanked by City gentlemen amid Defence Fund.
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Chat Moss
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J. Knox
Marlborough-street
Rachel
Birmingham
Miss Carpenter
The
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King of Kings
Cobden
Camden Town
Marylebone
Lewis
M.P
Statesman
Chambers
Henry Vincent
Marklane Express
London
H. Solly
Social Science Association
Adam-street
Adelphi
Edward Webster
T. Webster
Earl Russell
Mr. Solly
Piece of
Earl of Shaftesbury
Earl of Lichfield
Lord Lyttelton
Archbishop Manning
H. Lechmere
Southern Railways
House of Lords
Chatham
Commons
Brighton
London, Lewes,and Brighton
Rassam
H. A. Stern
Rosenthal
Flad
England
Stern
Holloway
St. Mark's
Tollington Park
Filad
Germany
King’s College
Eyre
West India
Pall Mall Gazette
Eyre Defence and Aid Fund
Jamaica
Treasury
Hyre
Emperor visits Chalons Camp and French budget debate
The Emperor of the French visits the Chalons camp. An opposition amendment to cut men from 100000 to 70000 fails by 184 to 23. The government proposal passes by 210 to 13. Budget discussion begins in the Legislative Body as prefects head to Paris.
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Chalons
Turmoil Across Europe and Pacific Outbreaks Reported
Reports describe Italian recruiting in Central Italy under Garibaldi and government inaction, Bismarck's improving health, and Madame Bismarck's accident. Other items note Luther monument ceremonies, Belgrade assassination plots, Arkansas admission protests, and violent events in South America and Hawaii with natural disasters and religious writings.
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Berlin
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Wurtemburg
Prince Royal
Saxe-Weimar
Hesse
William of
Baden
Queen Victoria
England
Germany
Servia
Belgrade
Mirzalovic
Prince Michael
the Times
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Tadich
Widoc
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Christiah
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Prince Milan
Daily News
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Arkansas
Congress
Reuter
Washington
Mr. Stevens
North
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Louisiana
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
St. Albans
Rio
Humaita
Lopezia
Cuartil Salamanca
Corrientags
Theo Mano
Monte Video
Lonolulu
Boston
Kain
Royal visit and court events at Windsor and Portsmouth
The Galatea arrives at Spithead then Portsmouth where the Duke of Edinburgh is greeted by officials and people. The Prince travels to Windsor in robust health as crowds cheer and decorations adorn the streets. The Queen and Princesses greet him at the Castle.
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Australia
Cape Worn
Portsmouth
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Great Western Terminus
England
H. P. Liddon
Osborne
Europe
Louvre
Prince of Wales
Smithfield
Bright
Peabody
New York
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Shannon
Limerick
Reform Club
Longfellow
Charles Darling
Colonial Office
Victoria
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