Census projections on negro population growth
The statement notes that the Negro population will be more numerous than in the 1860 census, implying expected growth or change in demographics since that earlier count.
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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 30, 1870
Page
20
Colonial Assembly Approves Half‑Million Loan for Public Works
New Zealand reports the Colonial Assembly authorised a loan of half a million for up to four years to fund public works. The government will also use 200,000 pounds of the Imperial Guaranteed loan this year. The native question causes little current excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Colonial Assembly
Southern Cross
Proposed Australian Federal Union and Neutrality Plan
Telegraphic summary from the Melbourne era notes a Royal Commission proposal for an Imperial Act enabling two or more Australian colonies to unite for legislative purposes. It also suggests allowing neutrality declarations if Britain fights another power. The report covers European war news, Papal politics, and English social character, highlighting a push for a foreigner to succeed Pius IX and Jesuit influence in Vatican affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jafelbourne Argus
Brindisi
Great Britain
Suez
California
Australia
Paris
Kingdom of
Italy
Austria
Papal States
Tre Basco Kesnus Camper Sen
England
Pius IX
Sacred College
Ultramontano
Holy Father
Dr. Manning
Westminster
Monsignor
Deschamps
Malines
Ledochowski
Posen
Antonelli
Viccirillo
Schrader
Monsignor Cardoni
Vatican
Theiner
Jesuits Hide Access to Theiner Archives
The Pall Mall Gazette reports Jesuits have disappeared and blocked the staircase door to Father Theiner's apartments cutting him off from the archives, forcing him to enter the archives only with difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Theiner
Pall Mall Gazette
Royals and courtiers in late 19th century briefings
The Queen and Princess Louise travel from Balmoral to Windsor with public displays at stops. A list of bridesmaids is given. Cabinet meetings occur with absences noted. Health updates for Princess Louise show improvement and royal surgeons report reduced knee inflammation. Other items cover HMS Galatea, the Prince of Wales at Sandringham, and political notes on yeomanry reforms and prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa
Beatrice
Prince Leopold
Suite
Balmoral
Windsor Castle
Louise
Constance Seymour
Marquis of Hertford
Elizabeth Campbell
Duke of Argyll
Florence Lennox
Duke of Richmond
Mary Butler
Marchioness of Ormonde
Alice FitzGerald
Marquis of Kildare
Grace Gordon
Marchioness of
Bright
Rochdale
Eugénie
Chislehurst
Cassel
Duke of Edinburgh
Sydney
Wellington
New Zealand
Cape of Good Hope
South Seas
Prince of Wales
Sandringham
Merton Hall
Thetford
Bass
Derby
Cardwell
Yeomanry
James Stuar Wortley
Lord Elgin
China
Gladstone
the Bath
William George Anderson
Audit and Exchequer Department
Victuallers’ Guardian
Alfred Bates Richards
James Grant
Morning Advertiser
Channel Squadron
Portland
Odo Russell
Versailles
Huntingdonshire Protestant Defence Association
Duke of Manchester
Lord RK. Montagu
House of Commons
Robert
Lord R. Montagu
Roderick Murchison
Jinus
Trish
Wessel
Brighton
Forster Hails Education Act Impact and London’s Role
The Education Act draws praise from W E Forster at Birkbeck London as boroughs rush to join the system. He notes twenty six towns, population about 2.75 million, seek immediate boards and stresses London’s heavy educational destitution. He discusses ballot voting for London vestries, religious issues, and Bible reading in schools amid secular education debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Forster
M.P
Birkbeck Library and Scientific Institution
London
I'orster
Metropolis
Lord de Grey
Ife
Huxley
Magglish
Tower Hamlets
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