Annual Devotional Service at Hackney Seminary Commencement
The Annual Devotional Service for the Hackney Theological Seminary during the session will take place at Well Street Hackney on Tuesday next September 7 at seven o'clock. Rev Joan Nunn of Haverstock Hill Chapel will deliver an address. Tea will be provided at six. Students reassemble Friday September 8. Applications for supplies to Rev Samuel M All Well Street Hackney.
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Well-Street
Hackney
Joan Nunn
Haverstock-hill Chapel
Samuel M‘all
N.B
Health of Napoleon III and Wild Political Swings Across Europe
The week’s foreign topics center on Napoleon III health and its impact on markets and courts. Reports flag the Emperor remaining at St. Cloud under doctors, with hopes of real improvement, while constitutional trends gain ground in France. In the US, Grant’s Southern reconstruction policy stays murky yet gains cautious support as Democrats shift stance. Ireland records another agrarian outrage in Mayo amid Irish agricultural progress. Parliament reviews the late session with calls for land reform and ballot enactment, and Admiralty retrenchments accompany a growing naval fleet. Spain sees Carlist decline, Austria-Hungary move toward harmony, and India notes Burma treaty promises. Burlingham’s treaty reports are denied as false.
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Napoleon
Chalons
Corsica
Napoleon I
St. Cloud
Napoleon III
France
Senatus Consultum
Senate
Lyons
Grant
Tennessee
Virginia
Alabama
North
Congress
Ireland
Mayo County
Irish Royal Agricultural Society
Tralee
Mundella
Sheffield
Plymouth
Morrison
Lords
Bench
Admiralty
Perth
Baxter
Gibraltar
Spain
Prim
Vichy
Count Beust
Berlin
India
Burlinghame
United States
Pekin
England and Her Colonies Circular Sparks Debate
A circular from colonial residents in England prompts discussion on imperial policy. The document argues for self rule in colonies with limited British parliamentary interference, urging coordinated colonial conferences alongside imperial meetings.
Imperial policy and colonial ties in the British Empire
A historical analysis argues that colonies operate as largely independent entities, with self governance and local taxation, while Britain bears cost only for prestige. It questions a proposed conference to renegotiate the relation, warning of one-sided concessions and predicting potential future independence or a grand Anglo-Saxon Confederation.
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Times
Downing-street
Par
Liament
England
New Zealand
Messrs. Youl and Co
Queen Victoria
Colonial Office
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Hackey Theological Seminary
Arthur Miall
Bouverie- Street
Fleet-street
B.C
Q. Kirkham
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