Lord Mayor’s Day and European Diplomatic Struggles
A detailed report covers Lord Mayor Cotton’s ceremonial day from Guildhall to Westminster, the Exchequer Division, and the Peniaet with the Prime Minister. It notes Disraeli’s cautious China policy, Turkey reforms, Great Powers’ restraint, and late cabinet actions on the Fugitive Slave Circular. It also surveys Liberal faction debates, French electoral tensions, Bismarck’s grave illness, and signs the Carlist war nears end with Don Carlos’ court-martial moves.
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Guildhall
Westminster
Cotton
Court of Exchequer
Exchequer
High Court of Justice
Dibraeli
China
Wade
Turkey
Constantinople
Europe
Russia
St. Petersburg
Herzegovina
Bosnia
Disraeli
Historicus
Henry Ames
Lord Derby
Stansfeld
Forster
Bury
Lancashire
Trevelyan
Church of England
National Assembly
Bismarck
Varzin
Austria
Germany
Vienna
Don Carlos
Saballs
Corregaray
Pall Mall Gazette
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