Correspondents and Letters From 1848 Readers
A 1848 newspaper note thanks contributors and invites further material. It references a Rochester correspondent, promises early notice, and discusses printing rules for letters already published elsewhere. It also mentions charges for the publisher and calls for subscribers to send back unsent Nonconformist numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
J. H. Mandeville
J. L
James
Society For Promoting Colonization
Charing-cross
C. W
Tavistock-place
Plymouth
Harsh Parliament and Europe in Turmoil Across Nations
A reflective column denounces lengthy sessions and overreaching government while tracking Irish church questions and Septennial Act debates. It surveys French politics in upheaval, Rome’s occupation by France, Schleswig-Holstein talks, and Magyar resistance amid Austrian pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
George Grey
John Russell
Hume
M. Gibson
Treasury
Bernal
Bright
Fox
Oldham
Labouchere
Department of Public Service
Messrs
Cobden
Lord John
Henley
Ireland
France
Paris
MM. Lamartine
Jules Favre
Rome
Legislative Assembly
Dufaure
Tocqueville
M. Thiers
M. Falloux
Italy
Oudinot
la Grande
Roselli
Pius IX
Bologna
Cardinal Antonelli
Hull
Schleswig-Holstein
Europe
Vienna
Acs
Hungary
Pesth
Szegedin
Debreczin
Universal Freedom
Epps
The Isles of the Blest Opinion Piece
A reflective piece extols the United Empire’s social and religious harmony while noting political satisfaction as the summit. The author suggests minimal grievances left to address and laments the lack of new worlds to conquer, praising a glorious constitution in church and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Empire
Alexander the Great
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Ponconformist
London
Daily Press
School of Sentimentalists
Board of Health
Times
Tees
Anti-state Church Association
D’eyncourt