Remarks on Derby and Berlin Memorandum in Macmillan's Magazine
The article defends Lord Derby against claims he knew of a Turkish war plan and notes the Berlin and Constantinople episodes. It questions the official German denial, suggests Derby sought to prevent or limit war, and predicts his future role may lie outside a middle party.
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Macmillan
T. Wemyas Reid
Berlin
Turkey
Lord Derby
Constantinople
London
Prince Bismarck
Reid
Unitarian Conference Highlights Freedom Over Organization
The fifty fourth annual gathering met at the Unitarian Chapel Essex Street Strand with services led by Rev D Magintus and sermon by Rev Wright. Mr Joknell presided as conference opened a discussion on the balance between freedom and organisation in Unitarianism.
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Formen Unitarian _AssociaTron
Unitarian
Essex Street
Strand
D. Magintus
Stourbridge
Wright
Bath
H. 8. Bicknell
Joknell
C. Wicksteed
Wicksteed
Rome
England
Wickateed
W. H. Channing
Jesus Christ
A. Chalmers
Cambridge
J. Hopgood
E. M. Geldart
Oxdon
H. W. Perrin
Norwich
Shaen
H. Now
Evesham
L. Collier
Mr. Wade
Mra
Julia Ward Howe
T. W. Freckelton
Crystal Palace
Bicknell
P. H. Wicksteed
Vonamel
Boros
Payne
Newastle-on-Tyne
H. Terson
H. New
Collier
Lucas
O. Lord Brougham
Railways
Macvey Napier
Lord Brougham
Knowsley
Liverpool
Huskisson
Sketches from the Gallery on Commons Tuesday Night
The House session after Whitsun recess shows a government focused on a quiet foreign policy and a waning Afghan war while South Africa dominates debate. Sir M H Beach argues sharply under questions about Wolseley, and The O Gorman Mahon returns to Clare with a long career and sixteen duels. Newdegate presses ministers on estimates as flogging in the army becomes a sticking point, delaying the Army Discipline Bill into August.
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Afghanistan
South Africa
Garnet Wolseley
Wilfrid Lawson
Cetewayo
M. Hicks-Beach
Gloucestershire Baronet
Mr. Disraeli
Michael
Ireland
M. H. Beach
Long Baronet
Lord Salisbury
O’gorman Mahon
County Clare
Peru
Paris
London
House of Commons
Newdegate
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Bench
Sunday School Noise Sparks Legal Appeal in Quiet Town
A parishioner appeals for guidance on curbing a large Roman Catholic school’s street processions and bands that disrupt Sunday worship. The writer cites possible use of Court of Chancery restraints or a magistrate summons under 23 and 24 Vict. ch. 32 sec. 2 to stop the nuisance and fines.
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Court of Chancery
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