Clerical Rapacity and Erratum in Memorial Hall Speech
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Clerical Rapacity. Next week. Erratum. In Dr. Kennedy's speech at the laying of the foundation stone of the Memorial Hall, for "an enlightened conscience may commit much havoc" read "an unenlightened conscience may commit, &c."
Whit Monday in London Sees Wide Holiday Observance
Whit Monday 1872 brings clear skies and broad public participation as Londoners travel by bus boat tram and rail to enjoy spring and sea breezes. The day features bustling exhibitions and few public disturbances while political leaders address religious education and university funding. International news covers arbitration peace efforts and evolving church-state tensions in Germany and France.
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Gathorne Hardy
King’s College
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London University
Lowe
United States
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Grant
Baltimore
Horace Greeley
General Grant
Greeley
The
Peace Society
Finsbury Chapel
Richard
M.P
Friends of Peace
Mr Gathorne Hardy on Conservative Policy
The article discusses Mr Gathorne Hardy and his views on Conservative policy while noting possible alignments with Disraeli and Lord Derby. It hints Hardy’s role as ally rather than colleague in the party dynamic.
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MR. Gathorne Hardy
Gathorne Hardy
Mr. Disraeli
Lord Derby
Mr. Hardy
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