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Retirement of Austrian Chancellor von Beust Shocks Europe
The retirement of Count von Beust after five years as Austrian Chancellor surprises observers. Andrassy will succeed him and push a German-aligned policy while Hungary gains autonomy. Reactions touch France with Bonapartists waning, UK debates Lords reform and Ballot Bill, and judicial appointments reshape Plymouth politics amid Tichborne and Dublin murder trials.
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Hungary
Hohenwart
Count Andrassy
Francis Joseph
Napoleon
Chislehurst
Corsica
Versailles
Italy
France
Thiers
Republic
Downing-street
Merthyr
Bruce
T. Bazley
Manchester
Mouse of Lords
Commons
House of Lords
Birmingham
Illingworth
Knaresborough
Forster
Lingworth
Montague Smith
J. Colville
Robert P. Collier
Privy Council Court of Appeal
Court of Common Pleas
J. T. Coleridge
Robert
Jessel
Chancery Bar
Plymouth
Alfred Rooker
George Young
Liberal Party
Rooker
Lancashire
James Kay-Shuttleworth
Privy Council
J. Kay Shuttleworth
Tichborne
Robert Kelly
Talbot
Dublin
Butt
M.P
Kelly
Unclear Speech on Irish Nation Unity Stirs Debate
Speakers argued that the proposed measures would neither unite the Irish nation nor contribute to the civilisation of the realm, reflecting a split in opinions on governance and national identity.
Nonconformists and the Liberal Party in a Dividing Debate
The paper surveys the strained ties between Nonconformists and the Liberal Party. It warns that sectarian pressure and Education Department actions threaten unity, predicting a possible break unless reforms temper the confrontations. The piece cites the Dewsbury incident as an example of growing coercion and offense.
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Education Department
England
Church of England
Ireland
Dewsbury
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