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Pauper Vir Smith Dictionary Ad Offered to Correspondents
Advertises Dr. Smith's Student's Dictionary of the Bible for Correspondents at a price of 21 shillings.
Sumner Crisis Deepens as Motley Seeks British Sentiment
Cable dispatch from Philadelphia reports Motley's sailing for England with authority to reopen Alabama negotiations if the U S proposes a new treaty. French election meetings rise to rioting but liberal leaders contain disturbances as Paris hosts mass campaigns. Political clashes in Britain trend toward peace and retrenchment while Irish church questions loom. Archbishop Leahy urges restraint amid agrarian violence and calls for Act of Parliament deliverance.
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Tax Times
Philadelphia
Sumner
Motley
England
Alabama
Seward
Reverdy Johnson
Senate
Foreign Office
France
Paris
Paria
Karl Russell
Whitsuntide
Mr. Bright
Earl Granville
Earl of Derby
Bright
Cork
Earl of Kimberley
Tipperary
Leahy
Ballycohey
John Bull
House of Lords
Lord Derby
Dublin
Lords
St. George’s Channel
Earl of Shaftesbury
Bradford
Richard Oastler
Horsman
House of Commons
Liskeard
Francis Lycett
Stafford
Henry Richard
The Permissive Prohibititory Bill Returns
The return of Sir Wilfrid Lawson to the House of Commons brings extreme remedial legislation into focus. The article questions official drunkenness statistics and suggests data may undercount those taken for being drunk among artisans and laborers.
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Wilfrid Lawson
House of Commons
Working class liquor reform debate raises moral stakes
The piece argues that drinking excess harms the sober poor and supports Lawson’s bill to curb liquor outlets. It notes MPs' votes show partial support and doubts total prohibition will pass this generation, while urging empowering ratepayers to regulate public houses to protect vulnerable communities.
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Sir Wilfrid Lawson
House of Commons
Wilfrid Lawson
Beershops
Home Secretary
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