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Fleet-street
B.C
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Correspondents Note on Postage Stamp Substitution
The writer addresses G. N. W. on a previously discussed topic and asks suburban and country subscribers to forgive a stamp substitution. The publisher explains penny postage stamp replacements were used due to the Stamp Office closure on Whit-Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs Daughter of Minister Announces Australia Departure
A Lady the daughter of a late Independent minister and former head-master of the Congregational School Lewisham Kent thanks subscribers and friends and notes her husband and eldest son sailed for Australia on Saturday the 28th inst Lewisham Kent.
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Congregational School
Lewisham
Kent
Australia
Tax debate and education plans loom in Commons
The House of Commons reassembles amid a clash over Mr Lowe’s Budget timing and revenue aims, with opposition and Liberal commercial voices warning of market disruption. Mr Forster outlines Endowed Schools reforms and education council ideas, while Bradford celebration reports and Aborigines Protection Society concerns dominate. Spain’s Cortes vote to accept a Monarchy, Stirring debates reveal cleavages among Unionists and Progressists.
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House of Commons
Hon
Epsom Downs
Mey
Lowe
Schequer
Forster
Leeds
Times
Bradford
Forater
Alabama
Miall
Manningham Park
St. George's Hall
Free Trade Hall
Manchester
Aborigines Protection Society
Queensland
South Africa
Cape
Basutoland
M. Casalis
Colonial Office
Hughes
M.P
Grant
Society of Friends
Far West
Senor Castelar
Spain
Marshal Serrano
Serrano
Prim
Senor Topete
Marine
Duke of Montpensier
General Prim
The French Elections and the New Legislative Body
The text reports renewed French legislature under Napoleon III with universal suffrage regulated by authority. Official candidates dominate, opposition remains small, yet the new assembly may be less subservient due to a changed political atmosphere.
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France
Napoleon III
French Electorate Rebuffs Empire in 1870s Ballot
Observation over Paris and Lyons showing the Empire’s decline as voters shift toward Republicans. The piece notes electoral manipulation, the rise of left-centre prospects, broad opposition in Marseilles, Bordeaux, Nantes, and persistent government influence in rural areas through promises and clerical backing, with many seats still undecided and second ballots anticipated.
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Paris
Lyons
France
Napoleon III
MM. Carnot
Jules Favre
Thiers
Guérault
M. Ollivier
Ziers Parti
M. Thiers
M. Favre
Napoleon Iit
Marseilles
Bordeaux
Nantes