Court-martial trialing officer over Prince escort dispute
Remains of the Prince ship to Madeira and then Woolwich for funeral at Chislehurst on Saturday. Prince Jerome Napoleon and his two sons plan to attend the Camden House obsequies amid Bonapartist faction splits.
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Capetown
Orontes
Madeira
Spithead
H.M.S. Enchantress
Woolwich
Chislehurst
Jerome Napoleon
Camden House
M. Paul de Cassagnac
Italy’s Depretis Cabinet Falls as Senate Amends Grist Bill
The Chamber of Deputies approved Senate amendments to the Grist Bill by a wide margin. It repeals the tax on Indian corn sent to the mill while delaying tax cuts on higher quality corn and reverses last year’s move to abolish that tax from 1883. Cairoli is asked to form a new cabinet amid party breakdowns and likely dissolution. Foreign policy shifts are described as for the better as Greece and Egypt policy tensions ease.
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Depretis
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Signor
Cairoli
Greece
Janina
Egypt
Tewfik Pasha Blocks Nubar Pasha’s Return to Egypt
Difficulties arise in the Oriental State as Tewfik Pasha, installed with French and British support, issues a Paris-directed order forbidding Nubar Pasha’s return without consulting European powers or the Sultan. Paris and Cabinet sources call the move illegal and a challenge to the throne succession. The order reportedly travels via French Senator Barrot to Nubar Pasha.
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Tewfik Pasha
France
England
Paris
Nubar Pasha
Egypt
M. Barrot
Sketches From the Gallery on Education Bill Fuss in France and London
Reports from the French Chamber of Deputies on Jules Ferry Education Bill and the Canterburian Ornaments Rubric clash feature bishops and clerics, with Bersier opposing proscription of religious schools. In Westminster, O’Donnell’s Hyde Park warning spawns a tense late-night row over taking down words, Chancellor Northcote’s missteps, and Callan’s insistence on cat specimens.
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Chamber of Deputies
M. Jules Ferry
M. Bardoux
M. Bersier
France
Society of Jesus
M. Paul Bert
Her
O’donnell
Hyde Park
Mr. Parnell
Mr. Biggar
Colonel Stanley
Exchequer
Treasury
Mr. O'Donnell
Dungarvan
Stafford
Stafford Northcote
Raikes
Debate Over Education Bill and Romish Influence
The article discusses a looming vote on an education bill, with opposition from the Romish Church and Jesuit teaching cited. It questions public funding for Roman Catholic colleges in Ireland and contrasts perspectives from Paris and Westminster amid a broader moral guardianship debate.
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Senate
Paris
Westminster
M. Ferry
Ireland
M. Bert
Army Discipline Bill Advances in House of Commons
The Prime Minister convened 280 supporters at Downing Street to back the Government in pressing the Army Discipline Bill forward. Opposition gains on lash penalties were limited as the bill progressed, with all clauses up to 165 passed by yesterday’s sitting.
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House of Commons
Downing-street
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