France's Republicans stronger as electors rally to action
The passage notes the Republican party in Paris growing stronger with rising enthusiasm. It asserts the Monarchical and reactionary party at Versailles may win a temporary dissolution, but will fail to prevent a liberal majority in the Assembly reflecting the true French mind.
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Paris
Versailles
France
How it Strikes a Stranger House of Commons
A London newspaper summary of a Monday session in the House of Commons after Easter detailing debates over brewer’s licences budget questions and direct taxation. It notes Sir Henry Storks’s interaction with Colonel Learmonth, Mr. Gladstone’s mastery of finance, Disraeli’s quip about Treasury clerks, and Mr. Lowe’s sharp parliamentary attack on Mr. Smith and taxation policy.
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House of Commons
Learmonth
Sir Henry Storks
Mr. Cardwell
Smith
Westminster
Committee of Ways and Means
Massey Lopes
Selwin Ibbotson
Swedenborg
Selwin Ibbetson
Colonel Barttelot
Corrance
George Jenkinson
Bass
Whitbread
Mr. Gladstone
Sir Selwin Ibbetson
Mr. Lowe
Mr. Wladstone
Board of Trade
Khiva
Central Asia
Lord Granville
Chichester Fortescue
Moneell
Plimsoll
Disraeli
Treasury
Exchequer
Gladstone
G. W. Bentinck
Alabama
Bentinck
Anniversary Meetings Highlight Baptist Mission Work
The anniversary gatherings of Baptist societies began with a Walworth-road Chapel sermon by Rev. Arthur Mursell for the British and Irish mission led by Rev. Charles Kirtland. Reports praise the mission’s evangelistic reach, noting prayer meetings, building fund efforts, and visits by ministers from Edinburgh Croydon and Calcutta.
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Walworth-road
Arthur Mursell
Charles Kirtland
Mr. Mursell
Mission House
Dr. Brock
J. Tulloch
Edinburgh
J. Spurgeon
Croydon
J. Lewis
Calcutta
Welsh Baptists
Foreign Mission
Building Fund
John Howard Hinton
Brock
Bloomsbury
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Mr. Smith
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