Society appoints two agents for London boroughs
The Executive Committee of the Society for the Liberation of Religion from State Patronage and Control plans to appoint two agents for Metropolitan Boroughs. One for The Tower Hamlets Hackney and Finsbury and another for Marylebone Westminster and Chelsea. Applicants may learn particulars from Mr George Kearley at the society offices.
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Tower Hamlets
Hackney
Finsbury
Marylebone
Westminster
Chelsea
George Kearley
Society
J. Carvell Williams
Serjeants’inn
Fleet-street
London
Woman seeks re engagement as companion in Ipswich
A member of a Congregational Church seeks re engagement as a useful companion to a lady or would be willing to be generally useful in a family where she would be treated as one of the family. For full particulars address H. B. Post Office Ipswich.
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H. B
Ipswich
Pereee English Gentleman Seeks Partnership In Trade
A 27 year old married English gentleman with ten years in Colonial Trade as clerk and procurator plans to leave his present engagement in January and start his own business. He seeks an associate to manage books and counting house, and to add 4000 pounds to capital. References available through Messrs Shepheard and Sons, Finsbury Circus, London.
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Messrs
Cabinet Aims for Quiet Parliament Next Session
Mr. Disraeui's Cabinet has held multiple meetings over the past week and now reportedly debates the agenda for the upcoming session. Conservative members hope for a quieter year in Parliament next year.
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Disraeui
European political and social notes summarized
The piece surveys church state affairs with education debates likely to stir rural parishes, a possible guardianship bill, and resistance to compulsory schooling. It notes the Epping Forest case upholding poor rights against landowners, Midland Railway plans to drop second class, and potential shifts to four seat compartments. It also covers French constitutional politics and a Carlist defeat in Spain with Don Carlos retreating from Irun.
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Russell Gurney
Home Secretary
John Bull
Disraeli
Master of the Rolls
Epping Forest
Commissioners of Sewers
City Corporation
George Jessel
Midland Railway
Derby
Ellis
Pullman
Midland
Paris
National Assembly
M. Rouher
Military retreat reshapes Ebro line pressure
The district corridor saw a reversal that damages the Pretender's prestige though no material gain for foes. General Laserna, Commander-in-Chief, was ordered to re-embark troops and return to the Ebro front, frustrating the army's expectations.
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Laserna
Ebro
The Italian Elections and Italy’s Political Course
The piece reviews Italy’s general election and Minghetti’s decisive majority. It outlines aims: restore financial solvency and curb brigandage, ensuring peace and security under Victor Emmanuel’s throne. Clericals abstained from the contest, leaving Right and Left to contend with a government taking moderate, practical steps.
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United Kingdom
Aipushney
Italy
Minghetti
Kingdom of
Victor Emanuel
Signor Minghetti
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