Pacifist are urged as war cloud grows across Britain
At Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire ministers urge peaceful solutions to the crisis. Dalogues from Edinburgh Midlothian Liberal Association warn against war driven by London agitation. Leaders in Scotland and Lancashire call for European Congress efforts and oppose Indian troops in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Ministers
Oxfordshire
Buckinghamshire
Oxford
Dorset
Russia
Lord Dudley
Liberal Association
County of Midlothian
Edinburgh
Earl of Rosebery
Pitt
London
Metropolitan
Roger Tichborne
Liberal Association of
West
Scotland
Lord Beaconsfield
Suez Canal
Association
Leeman
M.P
York
Chamberlain
I. B. Sheridan
Brierley Hill
St. Chamberlain
Europe
Free Trade Hall
Manchester
Thomas Bazley
Jacob Bright
Proverlirm
Lord Derby
Resolutions Against War Debate At Great Public Meeting
The text notes opposition to a war effort and calls the Beaconsfield government an obstacle to peace. Resolutions are to be sent to Lords Beaconsfield Granville and Hartington. An immense evening meeting featured Mr Bright presiding and denouncing the administration’s policy and warlike course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancashire Union of Conservative Associations
Bury
Carnarvon
Derby
Russia
Union
Europe
Hardcastle
M.P
Walker
San Stefano
Turkey
England
India
F. 8. Powell
KR. Sutcliffe
William Hart-Dyke
D. Plunket
Lord Beaconsfield
Beaconsfield
Granville
Hartington
Bright
Earl Russell and the Repeal of the Test and Corporation Acts
The article examines Lord John Russell’s role in repealing the Test and Corporation Acts and marks the fiftieth anniversary of the repeal. It recalls historical opposition from Wellington’s government and notes Dissenters gaining civic rights, highlighting Russell as a unique premier in the nation’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Russell
Navarino
Edward Codrington
Turkey
Lord John
Duke of Wellington
Eel
Inglis
Huskisson
John Russell
Perceval
Lord John and the Cause of Liberty in Victorian Thought
The piece contrasts Lord John with Fox and Brougham, praising his deep trust in Providence and liberty. It notes Palmerston’s focus on political rights, Peel’s educational fidelity, and Gladstone’s rare blend of faith and freedom, while highlighting Russell’s later softened stance and enduring respect for Lord John.
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Fox
Brougham
Lord John
Cromwell
Milton
Sydney Smith
Mr. Gladstone
Lord John Drew
Peel
Palmerston
Vienna
Perceval
Earl Russell
Royal Court Movements and Diplomatic Ties Highlight Windsor Visit
The Queen and Court arrived at Windsor from Osborne with the Queen in mourning attire. The Bishop-Designate of Lichfield officiated at Windsor, and the Premier met the Queen there before returning to town. The Prince of Wales toured Paris for the International Exhibition and hosted a grand déjeuner with British officials and artists. Royal family members planned further travels, engagements, and a royal betrothal was announced in Berlin for Darmstadt.
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Windsor
Osborne
W. D. Maclagan
Lichfield
Windsor Castle
Prince of Wales
Paris
Café de la Paix
Duke of Sutherland
M. Lkpinay
Gustave Doré
Princess of Wales
Denmark
London
Duke
Berlin
Duke of Connaught
Louise
Frederick Charles
Prussia
Darmstadt
Imperial Order of the Crown of India
Helena
Princeues Christian of
Nehleswig-Holstein
Beatrice
Marchioness of
Salisbury
Ripon
Honager of
Ezin
Countess of Mayo
Hobart
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