Wolverhampton Opinion on Ministerial Speech 1868
A letter from Wolverhampton dated October 6 1868 criticizes a ministerial address as nonsensical and evasive. The writer mocks inflated phrases and questionable logic, urging a return to rudimentary study. The piece laments vague commitments and accuses the minister of shifting aims and inadequately reasoned conclusions.
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Alroy
Wolverhampton
W. D
Madrid Welcomes General Prim and New Junta Formation
General Prim arrives in Madrid amid massive crowds while the Supreme Junta, led by Serrano and Prim as honorary presidents, forms a new cabinet including Sigasta as interior minister and Figuerola as finance minister. The city hosts celebrations, relief funds are organized, and a broad democratic program promotes universal suffrage, freedom of press, and judicial reform.
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General Prim
Madrid
Puerta del Sol
Times
Marshal Serrano
Prim
Adrid
Aguirre
Ribero
Vega Armigo
Topete
Senor Figuerola
Senor Lorenzana
Senor Romero Ortiz
Senor Sugosta
Senor Ayala
Senor Ruiz Gorilla
Senor Rivero
Senor Madoz
Everal
Cadiz
Santander
Caatalonia
Democratic Party
Senor Rivera
Ministry of the Interior
Rome
Gonzales Bravo
Interior
Justife
United States
Senor Olozaga
Constituent Cortes
Paris
Vigo
Spain
Napoleon
Mexico
Narvaez
O'Donnell
Union Liberal
Truckle
Espartero
Progressists
Serrano
Conchas
Dulce
Calonge
Gonzalez Bravo
O’ Donnell
Zabala
Liberty
Barcelona
Lamartine
Orense
Garcia
Lopez
Figueras
Martos
Senor Orense
Paria
le Gaulois
Patrie
Catalonia
Don Juan Alvarez de Lorenzana
Diario Espanol
Sagasta
Laureano Figuerda
Antonio Romero Ortiz
Fomento
Ultramar
Don Manuel Ruiz Zorrilla
Adelardo Lopez d’ Ayala
D' Ayala
Duke of Edinburgh
Gibraltar