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Observances and debates mark Thursday and beyond
The editorial notes Thursday as a day of thanksgiving for cholera cessation with church services across London and a large collection for sanitary reforms. It contrasts Catholic and Quaker responses, cites a grim public sight at Horsemonger Gaol, and highlights the Freehold Conference in Birmingham with reform leaders like Cobden and Bright. It also discusses French and Prussian politics and Cape Colony tensions with the British government.
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London
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Weigh-house
Society of Friends
Dickens
Birmingham
Coventry
Wolverhampton
Leeds
Doncaster
Wrexham
Barnsley
Darlington
Halifax
Hertfordshire
Gloucester
Bradford
Derby
England
Cobden
Bright
Joshua Walmsley
Sturge
Disraeli
Country Party
Drummond
Buckinghamshire
Earl Stanhope
Marquis of
Granby
Herries
George Frederick Young
Lord Stanhope
Paris
M. Fould
Sanguine M. Fould
Prussia
Cape of Good Hope
Cape Town
Colonial Office
Earl Grey
Karl Grey
Cape
Freehold Franchise Conference Report from Birmingham
The Freehold Franchise Conference in Birmingham was led by William Scholefield with Cobden and Bright prominent. It aims to unite scattered groups to empower national aims while preserving local autonomy and promoting self government through temperance and frugality as core civic virtues.
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Birmingham
William Scholefield, Esq
Messrs. Cobden and Bright
Daily News
Freehold Franchise Union
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