Memorial of John Doulton Remains Revered in Lambeth
A large funeral in Lambeth honors John Doulton with parochial and public figures, family mourners, and hundreds of friends. Speakers praise his Christian service, philanthropy, and tireless work among the poor, noting his steadfast faith until his peaceful passing.
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Baldwin Brown
Claylands Chapel
Doulton
Brown
Jesus Christ
Mr. Doulton
Mr. Brown
England
Lambeth
Board of Guardians of the Poor
Asylum
Christendom
Kingdom of Heaven
Church On Earth
General Assembly
Frederick Doulton
Metropolitan Board of Works
John Doulton
Brixton Congregational Church
J. B. Brown
Mr. Buckland
Duke of Audriffet Pasquier calls for united Right Centre in France
The Duc d Audriffet Pasquier, elected president of the Right Centre, urges dynastic detachment and unity with Liberal Conservatives to restore confidence and complete reform. He hints at strengthening Marshal MacMahon’s position and possibly fixing or limiting his powers as part of a new conservative programme. The foreign policy line remains unchanged, and Marquis de Bouille’s Madrid post will be handled by a chargé d affaires.
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Duc d’Audriffet Pasquier
M. Saint Marc-Girardin
M. Buffet
Duc
Marshal MacMahon
Paris
France
Marquis de Bouille
Madrid
Spain’s Constituent Cortes Opens Amid Mixed Sentiment
The newly elected Cortes assembled as Senor Figueras outlined aims to end civil war, separate church and state, reform the magistracy, and improve finances. He pledged abolition of Cuba slavery, boosted education, and a navy push. The crowd cheered briefly. Orense elected president of the Cortes as deputies gathered with diplomats.
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Cortes
Signor Figueras
Europe
Senor Figueras
Cuba
Porto Rico
la Republica Federalista
Congress Hall
Senor Orense
Barcelona
Federal Republican Club
Madrid
France and Versailles Developments Mark Political Turmoil
Reports from Versailles describe the National Assembly passing a reconstruction bill with 488 votes and adjourning to June 5. Thiers asserts Conservative stance amid clashes with the Assembly. Marshal MacMahon proclaims loyalty, names Ladmirault commander of the Army of Versailles, and cautions troops. Prince Napoleon gains entry passport. Swiss government hints at rejecting clerical envoy amid ministerial changes.
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Spain
National Assembly
M. Courbet
Chartres
Versailles
Napoleon
France
M. Thiers
Semaine Financiére
Bank of France
Marshal MacMahon
Republic
Ladmirault
M. Mayne
Switzerland