Temperance discussions and political portraits in periodical review
A fragment discussing German temperance policies for soldiers and their sanitary outcomes across states such as Holstein Mecklenburg and Oldenburg, plus a critical portrait of Ledru Rollin interpreting his revolutionary focus and resemblance to Danton in the 1848 context.
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Buchanan
Germany
German Confederation
Holstein
Mecklenburg
Oldenburg
Howover
Brunswick
Hanse
Republic
Ledru Rollin
M. Dedtu Rollin
Dantons
Couthons
St. Justs
Robespierres
Jupiters
Neptunes
Apollos
Danton
Tribune
National Constituent Assembly
J. F Cochran
Oxford donor endows 10000 pounds for natural philosophy museum
A distinguished Oxford member has given ten thousand pounds to found a Museum to promote Natural Philosophy study. The late Dean of Carlisle, Dr Cramer, bequeathed a thousand pounds in Government stock to establish an annual prize for the best English essay on Church and State.
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University of Oxford
University
Carlisle
Cramer
Reflections on Labour, Prayer, and Virtue Across Thinkers
A collage of quotes from Hale Leighton Hall Dickens Carlyle and Binney on laziness prayer truth and value of labour. It links discipline effort and ethical living with a call to examine personal duty and spiritual practice. The passage weaves rhetoric on time management belief and moral action.
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Hale
Archbishop Leighton
Bishop Hall
Dickens
Carlyle
Binney
Rothschilds fight new London seat battle in Parliament
A London Liberal committee outlined plans to renew the fight for Rothschild’s seat next session, resisting an oath exclusion clause and pressing for a bill from Lord John Russell. They warned the struggle pits London against the Lords, with Rothschild’s health limiting personal thanks to voters.
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Baron Rotuscuito
Rothschild
London
Lords
J. Abel Smith
House of Commons
House of Lords
House of Commona
Stirr
Baron Rothschild
John Russell
Smith
Mr. Rothschild
Central Election Committee
Representation of the City of London Vacancy After Pattison’s Death
The City of London faces a vacancy following the death of James Pattison Req a noted merchant director and former Bank of England governor The Lord Mayor is expected to be a candidate and Sir James Dyke is also named as a contender D Wire reportedly sails to Boston to seek election in the borough
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London
James Pattison
Req
Bank of England
Condon
James Dyke
D. Wire
Boston
Sir James Duke
J—Gaalyanism
Court Journal
Halse
Charles Clark
Hia
Galvanium
Brunswick Square
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York Union Bank
Studson
Yorkshireman
New York Tribune
Charleston
Gardener's Chronicle
England
Thames
Chelsea
London-bridge
Hull
Episcopal Palace
Elphin
Lissaburnhouse
Ireland
Carrick-on-Shannon
Bristol
Paris
Medical Times
Ducros
Medway
Lord Ellesmere
Duke of Wellington
Stamford Mercury
Trent-side
John Hullah
Times
Royal Exchange
Rush
Bombay
Herefordshire
Model Courier
John O’connell
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