Victorian Explorers to Return to Ujiji Eight Months Hence
Dr. Livingstone sketches his intended route back to Ujiji in eight months, while the Royal Geographical Society hosts Mr. Stanley at a banquet praising his discovery work. News also covers Post Office registration issues for The National Reformer and Bristol Mercury, farm labour demonstrations, and cattle plague reports in Belthorpe.
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Livingstone
Ujiji
Royal Geographical Society
Mr. Stanley
Dr. Livingstone
H. Rawlinson
Stanley
Bradlaugh
Post Office
The
National Reformer
Bristol Mercury
Tilley
Corn Exchange
Dorchester
London
Derbyshire
Warwickshire
National Union
C. Dilke
M.P
Potter
Amalgamated Engineers of London
Warwickshire Society
Common Council
Manchester
Dunstable
Norwich
Blake
Major Bignold
Commission of the Peace
Gladstone
Maguire
Davitt
Wilson
Bruce
Millbank
Dartmoor
Richmond
Leeds Mercury
Belthorpe
Hoghlington
Thiers Returns to Versailles and Other Notes
M Thiers and his family return to Versailles from Paris on Saturday. Marshal Bazaine is said to be in ill health and may die before any indictment is drawn. Calcutta’s population reaches 447,601, up about 70,000 since 1866. Cardinal Bonnechose confirms the Pope will stay in Rome and disputes a London paper’s claim he would negotiate with King Victor Emmanuel. A winter Rome pilgrimage plans for 2,000 people at 120 francs per head for travel and meals.
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M. Thiers
Versailles
Paris
Marshal Bazaine
Calcutta
Bonnechose
Rome
London
Victor Emmanuel
France
Turmoil and royalist shifts dominate European headlines
Reports from Madrid note Ferrol quelling of the Republican insurrection with no casualties and 500 prisoners. France moves toward monarchy as Count Chambord pledges Catholic Monarchical safety. Midhat Pasha is removed as Turkish Grand Vizier. Bibles sent to German soldiers’ families impress officials. elections yield Republican gains in Indre et Loire Oise Calvados Vosges and Algiers.
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Madrid
Ferrol
the Mikako
Yokohama
Jeddo
Cullen
Prince Albrecht
Dome
Berlin
Germany
Pesther Lloyd
Count Beast
Lord Granville
Austria
England
Count de Chambord
M. la Rochelle
Assembly
France
Turkey
Midhat Pasha
Mahmoud
Mehemed
Rushdi Pasha
Tur
Napoleon
M. Richard
M. Grévy
Briste Society
British and Foreign Bible Society
William
National Assembly
Department
Indre-et-Loire
M. Nioche
M. Schneider
Oise
M. Girard
Department of
Calvados
Paris
Vosges
M. Beauvais
M. de Forca de la Roquette
Gironde
M. Caduc
Tiverton Election Faces Delayed November Vote
Tiverton municipal polls likely after November first as candidates Massey and Walrond campaign actively. Massey tells a deputation the income tax is not part of the financial system and condemns schedule D while not seeing its elimination. He says the canvass has been very favorable and credits the Liberal cause in Tiverton.
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Tiverton
Massey
Walrond
India
Tennyson’s Arthurian Verse Brings Noble Themes to Life
The article reviews Alfred Lord Tennyson’s completed Arthurian volumes noting his refined handling of the romance and its themes. It highlights his treatment of Lancelot and Gareth with moral allegory, the unity of the idylls, and argues Beaumains’ tale is the finest narrative among the new pieces.
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Lancelot
Gareth
Knight
Sir Balin
Dean Alford
Tennyson
Milton
Devil
Arthur
Malory
Sir Beaumains
Fairhands
Sir Kay
Lyonors
Lynette
Mr. Tennyson
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