Sailors Institute figures and temperance debates report
British maritime charity notes 1105 drowned, 1808 shipwrecked, 4286 income with 300 shortfall. Exeter Hall meetings cover Permissive Bill support, Reform Act notes, and temperance aims. Continental missions report 21 agents aided, France Italy tied to Evangelical Union growth. Shaftesbury chairs religious services in theatres. thousands attend. praise for McCree preaching.
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Sailors’ Institute
Shadwell
John Lidgett
Hsg
Dr. Spence
J. Offord
J. Trotter
J. W. Richardson
EK. Thomas
B.whitworth
M.P
Lanson
Pope
Goldwin Smith
House of Commons
Maine
W. Saunders
Rolleston
Jabez West
8. Pope
F. BR. Lees
F. Kellett
G. W. M‘cree
Evance
Lian Contingental Society
Soclatyre
Exeter Hall
R. W. Fowler
J. Shedlock
Europe
Friends of Missions
France
Italy
Congregational Union
Union of Evangelical Churches of France
Bohemia
A. Hannay
A. Herschell
Hungary
Pastor Cassignard
Geneva
Soviété Evangélique
Switzerland
Belgium
Vaudois
Canada
Fisch
Society
Union of Evangelical Churches
Free Churches
Shedlock
Henry Roberts, Esq
Fowler
Great Norracen Hosrivar weekly patient tally
The week ending May 23 reports 1,119 patients treated at CALEDONIAN ROAD facility with 558 new cases.
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Caledonian Road
Free Trade Debate Ends As Rouher Defends Tariff Policy
In a Foreign and Colonial discussion, M Rouher closes the debate with a letter from Mr Gladstone praising potential gains from the treaty. Rouher warns against withdrawal and outlines France’s export lead and plans to rival England, while Jules Simot calls for liberty with commerce. The day passes with cheers and approval from the press.
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M. Rouher
Gladstone
England
France
M. Rotther
M. Jules Simot
Marie
Constitutionnel
Prague
Friends of Peace
German Customs Parliament closes with pacific kingly speech
The King of Prussia expressed readiness to view his rights as trust for others and reaffirmed commitment to treaties. At a Berlin banquet Count Bismarck urged friendly ties between North and South Germans, calling for continued family-like relations as 200 Federal Council and Customs Parliament members toured Kiel.
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Prussia
Germany
Exchange
Commerce and Trade of
Berlin
Customs Parliament
Count Bismark
Federal Council and Customs Parliament
Kiel
Austria Schemes Civil Marriages and Education Reform
In Vienna a Cabinet Council approved a law on the position of religious bodies as part of recent Reichsrath measures. Other likely moves include Civil Marriages and Secularisation of Education bills. The New Free Press suggests England plans a peace declaration with Powers. formal negotiations would begin after replies are received. The paper notes the claim lacks authoritative backing.
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Vienna
Austria
Reichsrath
eThe New Free Press of
England
Italy Chamber Passes Grist and Registry Taxes Amid Festive Venice Visit
In Venice Prince Humbert and his bride toured the Grand Canal in State galleys followed by gondolas as crowds cheered. The Chamber of Deputies approved three taxes by decisive margins while a sunny day and lively spectacle marked the prince and princess’s appearance with broad enthusiasm.
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Chamber of Deputies
Humbert
Venice
Grand Canal
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Milan
Sproran Religious Services Unirep Committee
Freemasons Hall
Great Queen Street
Longacre
Earl of
Shaftesbury
K.G
Sowell
London
Metropoltan Music Hall
St. George's Hall
Victoria Theatre
Sadler's Wells Theatre
Pavilion Theatre
New Standard Theatre
Moon
J. R. Ross
McCree
George Moore
Church of England
Lord Shaftesbury
Foreign and Colonial