Liberal rally emphasizes reform and working class power
Speaker defends Liberal policy as advancing household suffrage, ballot, and disestablishment debates. He mocks Whig past and claims the axis of progress returns with new campaigns and leaders. The gathering pledges to back the hon. member at the next general election.
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Liberal Party
Aolicy
Church of England
Marsh
Tey
England
Forsooth
Mr. Lowe
Marquis of Hartington
Pledgin
Announcements of forthcoming religious and theological works
Hodder and Stoughton announce several new titles for the coming literary season. Works include Aspects of Christian Evidence by the Lord Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol, Life Wanderings and Labours in Eastern Africa by Rev. Charles News, God the Soul and a Future State by Thomas Cooper, a new Romans translation by Rev. John H. Godwin, and volumes by M Francis Jacob. Also At Nightfall and Midnight, Musings after Dark, Stoughton’s fifth Ecclesiastical History, a new volume by Rev. E Paxton Hood The Villages of the Bible, plus other American and Continental theological writings.
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Hopper
Stoucutton
Messrs
Hodder and Stoughton
Gloucester
Bristol
Charles New
Africa
Thomas Cooper
John H. Godwin
M. Francis Jacob
Christian Evidence Society
Dr. Stoughton
E. Paxton Hood
French Monarchy factions debate Chambord role at Versailles
After the Versailles breakup a 40-member Right and Right Centre meeting weighs Chambord concessions. Jouvencel clings to the tricolor while others seek a constitutional monarchy. Thiers and Gambetta push republican unity against royalist restoration amid protests from Legitimists.
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Versailles
M. Merveilleux Duvignaux
M. de Sugney
Comte de Chambord
Duc de Larochefoucauld Isaccia
M. de Bergelay
Baron Jouvencel
France
M. d’Audiffret-Pasquier
Frohsdorff
Bien
Marshal MacMahon
House of Orleans
Duc d’Aumal
Prinze Napoleon
L’ Avenir National
Pays
République Franaise
M. Louis Blanc
M. Thiers
Gambetta
Paris
M. Pierre Lefranc
The
Pyrénées-Orientales
M. Lefranc
Republic
Barocet
St. Quen
Henri V
Oy M. le Comte de Paris
Louis Philippe
Perigueux
M. Gambetta
Septfonds
Bonnechose
Nuova Roma
Comte de Paris
Bombardment of Alicante Causes Civil Military Clash
Spain's Alicante port was bombarded after a four day delay dispute between civil and military authorities. Martinez Campos resigned as the Ayuntamiento maintained pacific policy, with only two days granted. The German squadron commander sought to prevent the attack while French and British forces argued non intervention.
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Alicante
Martinez Campos
Ayuntamiento
Madrid
Numancia
Mendez Nunez
Foriands Catolica
Minister of the Interior
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