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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
May 04, 1870
Page
6
Subscription Terms For Stamped Copies
Subscribers are informed that stamped copies are supplied through the post office directly from the publishing office or by any news agent on terms requiring payment in advance. The notice outlines how readers may obtain stamped copies and the necessity of prepayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ander
Antior Mratu
Bouverie Street
Fleet-street
Earnest Christian Address via Whitfield Strand
Correspondence notice mentions RP and B Williams with next week timing and delivery through Mr. Whitfield at 178 Strand. It indicates an address care arrangement for letters to correspondents and names two individuals involved in the outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Williams
Mr. Whitfield
Strand
Plot to Assassinate Napoleon III Alarms Paris Empire
A costly plot to kill Napoleon III emerges as part of an imperial crisis routine. Conspirators planned to present a petition to the Emperor and shoot him, bombs seized, aimed to trigger a republic. Officials warn the scheme could sway millions of votes while Greece turmoil and Irish bills dominate Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon III
Gaillard
Paris
M. Petri
Baurie
Eserter
London
M. Flomeng
Brutus
Tuileries
Republic
M. Flourens
Baure
Vatican
M. Ollivier
Greece
Erskine
Athens
Porte
Thessaly
Lord Clarendon
House of Lords
Headlam
John Gray
Ball
Marquis of Hartington
Devonshire
Roundell Palmer
Inisters
Gladstone
Bruce
Mr. Forster
Duke of Marlborough
Goschen
England and the United States Alabama claims debate
A Washington House resolution declares it the sentiment of Americans that immediate reparation from Great Britain is due for the destruction of U S vessels by Alabama like steamers. The piece argues the vote shows sentiment, not policy, and discusses motives ranging from Canadian policy to Irish votes and Republican platform gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
House of Representatives
Washington
Great Britain
United States
House of Congress
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
Senate
Red River
Confederation
Calkins
New York
Republican Party
Grant
Alabama
Atlantic
House
Reverdy Johnson
Lord Clarendon
United States Senate
Fish
England
London
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Heobald Brothers
Cornhill
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Haesall
van Houten
H. Esch Wege
Coleman-street
Bouverie-street
B.C
Price Liz
A. d
Privy Council
Lord Cairns
Lord Westbury
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