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London
Ludgate-hill
Pont-office
Theophilus Letter and Press Exchange at Stork Hotel
Correspondents debate established church alignments with a rigmarole letter from Theophilus of Stork Hotel Liverpool defending the Establishment. The piece notes a warning to reformers and ridicule for a Beatian paper, ending with an erratum correcting Henry to Herod in a prior article.
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Theophilus
Church
London Times
Henry
Herod
The Ponconformist on British Politics and War
A condensed survey of Parliament week covering the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill delays and amendments, naval budget battles with Cobden and Labouchere, debates on colonial Cape policy and Caffre conflicts, and liberal presses urging reform of taxation and press freedoms. Continent reports note Dresden talks and Austrian tensions amid growing unrest in Croatia Hungary and Italy.
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Cobden
Lord Stanley
the Hare
G. F. Young
Mr. Disraeli
National Association For the Protection of British
Reel
R. Peel
Disraeli
Cape
Harry Smith
Ublic
Earl Grey
Colonial Office
Dresden
Croatia
Hungary
Italy
Lombardy
The Kafir War and a Whig Restoration Prelude
The article notes an ominous start to Whig restoration with arms, claiming anti Downing Street prophecies unfold. Instead of colonial insurrections heralded by mail packets, Britain faces a war of independence. The Chancellor may be advised to take congratulations on this unexpected turn.
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Chancellor
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Russell
House of Commons
Lord John
George Grey
Locke King
United Kingdom
George
Williams
Admiralty
Hume
Mr. Labouchere
Mr. Cobden
Sir F. Baring
France
John Russell
House of Lords
South Australia
Sarah Chesham
Clavering
Lord Carlisle
Mary Chesham
Ewart
St. Martin’s Hall
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