Wars unlikely to disrupt food supply says expert
The piece argues that a great war would not sever food imports for England, noting ports would secure supplies though prices may rise. It highlights rising labour costs, foreign competition, and the shift of production abroad, while urging reforms in housing, hygiene, and private enterprise to improve urban living and health.
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Hawksley
Belgium
Lancashire
America
France
Russia
India
England
Misapprehension on Spain’s evangelisation policy corrected
J B Gillies secretary of the Spanish Evangelisation Society writes from Edinburgh on October 14 1876 to urge readers not to fear a stop to Protestant worship in Spain. He notes signboards have been removed with little effect and in some cases attendance has risen. He explains government restraint is uneven and asks for funds to support continued missions and schools amid Ultramontane influence and delays in law.
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Spain
Madrid
Madera Baja
Senor Carrasco
Senor Cabrera
Granada
Horatius Bonar
J. B. Gillies
Spanish Evangelisation Society
St. Andrew Square
Edinburgh
Foreign News Roundup From Salonica to Transvaal
Reports detail the Frederick Carl recalled from Salonica amid festival fears and the Cairo meeting between British and French bondholders representatives. Ashantee war news, Indiana school growth, France’s compulsory instruction plan, Berlin treason sentence, Empress in Rome, Vatican politics, French municipal returns, Transvaal atrocities claims and Boer denial.
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Salonica
Frederick Carl
Goschen
M. Joubert
Khedive
Cairo
Cape Coast Castle
Ashantee
Indiana
M. Waddington
Berlin
Count Arnim
Bismarck
England
Evegenie
Florence
Rome
Comte de Chambord
France
Vatican
Cardinal Bonnechose
Napoleon III
Tur
Transvaal Waarr
Cape
Transvaal
Cape Times
Pretoria
Cethhwaye