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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

May 23, 1849

Page

7

Austria’s decline foreshadowed by shifting German policy

The text argues that Austria’s bid for absolute German control collapsed, signaling the weakening of the Austrian empire. It frames this as a defeat for despotism and a boost to democracy, noting the Hungarians’ struggle and suggesting Germany bears part of the responsibility for preserving national existence and free institutions.

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Shareholders approve South-Eastern Railway report and judge conduct

Investigation finds misallocation of £107,932 to construction charges, but endorses board chairman Mr. M’Gregor as honorable and devoted to the company. Shareholders back the report at a Thursday meeting amid near unanimity. The notes also cover parliamentary oath proposals and a Bath inquest into arsenic poisoning.

South-Eastern Railway South-Eastern Railway Company Pritchard M‘gregor Oatus Bitu Lord J. Russell A.B Queen Victoria Batu Bath Charlotte Harris Henry Marchant Mr. Saunders A. H. English William Harris Daniel Shayler Hannah Shayler Edinburgh M.P Edinburgh News William Henry Miller Craigintinny Newcastle-under-Lyne William Hornsby Haltwhistle Vison Bytephen Reed Glover R. Elliot Morpeth Gateshead

Canada Pressing Move Toward Religious Freedom and University Reform

Brantford April 17 1849 reports Canada adopting liberal religious policy. Premier Baldwin drives University Bill excluding religious tests, while Clergy Reserves await Parliament action. Bishops’ Halifax meeting fuels speculation on church control and salaries. Wheat price and rail needs shape economy as temperance gains spread.

Brantford Canada University At Toronto Robert Baldwin England Karl Grey British North America Halifax Nova Scotia Phillpotts Exeter Sisters of Mercy Plymouth London British America Atlantic St. Lawrence Lower Canada Western Canada J. W

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