Rumors of King Coffee Deposition and Italian Poll Results
Reports claim King Coffee has been deposed at Cape Coast Castle with his nephew named successor to unite tribes. Italian elections show 284 Conservatives and 216 Liberals with multiple constituencies and calls against the Vatican. Prague and Rome debate press and papal influence amid anti clerical sentiment.
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Prince Bismarck
Prince Gortschakoff
Correr
Cape Coast
Coffee
Cape Coast Castle
Department of the Rube
Yakoob Khan
Cabul
Shere Ali
Ameer
Afghanistan
Lord Northbrook
Bombay Gazette
Italy
Diritto
Vatican
All Saints
Rome
Holy Church
Dresden
Dilke
Herr Siemens
Zurich Cremation Society
Herr Windthorst
Arnim
Dr. Lasker
Count Arnim
Social Democrats
Loriarr
Sydney
Fiji
Norfolk Island
Hercules Robinson
New South Wales
Bounty
Stirling
Clio
Debate on Compulsion in Rural Education Districts
The article warns against government plans for compulsory school boards in nonboard areas. It argues existing Act 1870 progress favors voluntary systems, cautions about Poor Law Guardians enforcing denominationally divided schools, and suggests awaiting universal board adoption before broader compulsion. It notes Lambeth disputes and urges trial of the Agricultural Children Act first.
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Lord Sandon
London Board
Lambeth
Royal Pageant Notes From Windsor and London
The royal visit includes the Queen returning to Windsor from Balmoral and christening of the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh's infant Alfred. Prince Leopold is ill and the Prince and Princess of Wales hosted a grand ball at Sandringham. Cabinet affairs, Irish chancery moves, and Home for Little Boys charity work are also reported, along with a road to Local Government Board reforms.
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Windsor
Balmoral
Germany
Oxford
Prince Leopold
Windsor Castle
Prince and Princess of Wales
Sandringham House
Buckingham Palace
Duchess of Edinburgh
Russia
Princess of Wales
Beatrice
Edinburgh
Ladies of
Daily News
Duke of Connaught
England
Holy Land
Calais
Paris
San Remo
Mediterranean
Gladstone
Miss Gladstone
Marquis of Lothian
Mount Eliot
Jedburgh
Lord Lytton
Charles Murray
K.C.B
Great Britain
Lisbon
Dublin Evening Mail
Ball
Ireland
Ormsby
Landed Estates Court
May
Q.C
James Robinson
Gerald Fitzgibbon
Keir
Brighton Pavilion
Admiralty
Liverpool and Brazil Company
Flamsteed
Bellerophon
North Atlantic Ocean
George Poplett
Kingston-on-Thames
Duke of Bedford
Bedford College For Ladies
C. 8. Read
Diss
Norfolk
Stitt
Maciver
Birkenhead
Simpson
Whaley Bridge
Manchester
Mary Ash
Goyd
Samuel King
Local Government Board
Notices of Books and The Book of Kells Seizure
H S King and Co announce a memoir of Joseph Mazzini by EK A V with a portrait. A second edition of J Martineau on Religion and Modern Materialism is issued. J A Froude travels from the Cape to Natal en route to Australia. Contemporary Review will publish Lightfoot on Supernatural Religion and FitzJames Stephen on On Necessary Truth. The Book of Kells, Columba’s 475 manuscript valued at 12,000 pounds, disappeared from Trinity College library and was sent to the British Museum for binding. the college solicitor secured delivery on a sealed order.
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H. S. King and Co
Joseph Mazzini
EK. A. V
J. Martineau
J. A. Froude
Cape
Natal
Australia
Lightfoot
Fitzjames Stephen
Ward
Dublin Review
St. Columba
British Museum
Trinity College
Ireland
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