German Subjects Urged to Return Home as War Looms
The Consul General in London calls all German Britons liable to military service to go to Germany at once. News notes early fighting near Liverpool between French and Prussian clerks, with injuries reported. The piece lists key Prussian fortresses and strategic locations near Metz and along rivers, highlighting impending movements and rail links vital to the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Ireland
Germany
Liverpool
Tyno
Daily Telegraph
Montana
Satory
Sadowa
Nébel
Prussia
North German Confederation
Rhine
Mayence
Coblentz
Cologne
Elbe
Kinigstein
Magdeburg
Stettin
Oder
Posen
Wartha
Dantwic
Vistula
Künigsberg
Prégel
Hesse
Künigstein
Saxony
Sarrelouis
Wesel
Minden
Erfurt
Torgau
Spandau
Glogau
Glatz
Neisse
Duppel
Kiel
Stralaund
Colberg
Wittenburg
Korel
Kustrin
Grandenz
Swinemunde
Pillau
Dresden
Dusseldorf
Marienburg
Dirsahau
Weser
Memel
Tur
Merz
Metz
France
Rhenish
Bavaria
Luxembourg
Tréves
Moselle
Sierck
Sarreguemines
Bitche
Longwy
Arlon
Sarrebruck
Sarre
Thionville
Forbach
Calcutta to Mooltan rail line near completion
Overseas items report the Calcutta to Mooltan railway nearing completion in a few weeks. Paris orders Don Carlos’s exit from France. Athens faces a cabinet dispute prompting the king’s return. Noisy June heat grips New York and Philadelphia. Megg’s fate in a Blois amnesty rumor remains unconfirmed.
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Calcutta
Mooltan
Don Carlos
Paria
France
Athens
New York
Blois
Megg
Frederick Theodore Frelinghuysen
Great Britain
Senate
Mesars
Sumner
Wilson
Several 19th Century World News Bites and Dispatches
The Khedive of Egypt meets the Sultan in Constantinople and subscribes 40000 livres for the Constantinople fire relief. Reports on Red River expedition troops moving by boat from Thunder Bay, and Tientsin massacres. Cortes convocation debate, Royalty powers. Rigi railway ascent feats with steep incline. Australian and New Zealand news include immigration funds and telegraph plans. Grant receives Alabama correspondence. Prevost-Parady’s Paris mission pledge of friendship. Indian frontier warfare rising with atrocities. Livingstone news unsettled. authorities urge patience for reliable word on his safety.
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Egypt
Constantinople
Haseen
Red River
Toronto
Thunder Bay
Shebandowan
Sraw
Imparcial
Caina
London
Pékin
Vid Kiatchka
Foucanier
Thirte
Tientsin
Alabama
Grant
Earl Clarendon
Ricr
H. J. Kerr
Rigi
Australia
Melbourne
England
New Zealand
Sydney
San Francisco
South Australia
Adelaide
Darling
Washinatoa
M. Prevost-Paradys
France
United States
M. Prevost-Parados
America
New York
Sheridan
Sherman
Washington
New York Times
Congress
Livingstone
Table Bay
Montrose
Anderson
Zanzibar
Kirk
Dr. Livingstone
Sir A. Murchison
Court and Royal Family Sail from Windsor to Osborne
On Thursday the Queen with the Princesses Louise Beatrice and Prince Leopold departed Windsor for Osborne. The Prince and Princess Christian planned to leave for the continent that night but did not due to unsettled affairs. A man of war sails to Copenhagen at the Queen’s request to bring the Princess of Wales and her children, and a royal yacht may head to a continental port for the Crown Princess of Prussia.
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Louise
Beatrice
Prince Leopold
Windsor Castle
Osborne
Prince
Christian
Windsor
Continent
Copenhagen
England
Princess of Wales
Prussia
Royal page notes and appointments at Osborne and London
Royal visits Queen at Osborne as cabinet nitty gritty unfolds. Archbishop Canterbury attends Lords post illness and receives congratulations. Sir Thomas Watson named Physician in Ordinary to the Queen replacing Sir James Clark. Dr George Barrows named Physician Extraordinary. Mr Baboo Chunder Sen recovers and signals missing engagements. Lord Justice of Appeal vacancy after Sir G M Giffard’s death. Justice Lush joins United Kingdom Alliance. MP Thomas Hughes plans US tour in August. Mud removal from Serpentine bed proposed with higher costs to fill with gravel. Embankment plan for Cremorne foreshore to extend Thames Embankment. Mellish tipped as Giffard successor. Tyndall and Deutsch honorary degree withdrawal debated by Hebdomadal Council.
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Royal of England
Osborne
Childers
Bright
Canterbury
House of Lords
Thomas Watson
James Clark
George Barrows
Baboo Chunder Sen
Chancery
G. M. Giffard
Justice Lush
Dawson Burns
United Kingdom Alliance
Thomas Hughes
M.P
United States
Cremorne
Thames Embankment
Chelsea
Battersea Bridge
Law Times
Justice Giffard
Mellish
Q.C
England
Atheneum
Tyndall
Deutsch
Christ Church
Matriculation Honors List From University of London 1870
Classified list of candidates who passed the late matriculation examination. Honours division includes Hugh William McCann and many peers from Liverpool Institute, University College, St Cuthbert's, Amersham Hall, and other schools. Exhibitions and prizes announced for two years at various sums. some entries marked disqualified by age or earned prize numbers.
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Cuassivrep
A McCann
Hugh William
Liverpool Institute
Frankland
Frederick William
University College and School
Spokes
Arthur Hewett
Amersham Hall School
D Rees
Robert Mongomery
New Kingswood School
Eldon House
E Bamford
William
St. Cuthbert’s College
Ushaw
F Willis
Henry Gay
Wells
Henry
New College
Equal
Jonas
Jacob Nathaniel
University College
P. Magnus
Hopwood
Edgar Oswald
Manchester Grammar School
Donnelly
Terence Patrick
Stonyhurst College
Wilson
Joseph Henry
University College School
Prvate
Jones
William Ansbrough
Bath
Jackson
Edwin
Owens College
Lubienski
Louis
Ball
William Edmund Bunting
Woodhouse Grove School
Hinton
Richard William
Murphy
John Howard
Pelham
John Frank
Liverpool College
Wilkinson
Arthur Thomas
Newell
Arthur
Thompson
Joseph William
Williams
Edward Aldred
Birchenough
John Henry
Strathmore House
Southport
Gover
William Henry
King’s College School
Little
Joseph
Carmichael
Dillon
James Henry
Grierson
Samuel Mansell
Queen's College
Taylor
Edward
Tope
Walter George
Rutherford
William Watson
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