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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 14, 1870
Page
9
The English home and family theme impresses him as bright and loving. He praises public opinion in England and urges its power be used in India. He critiques English Christianity as sectarian and material, noting Enujiah lacks introspection. A long farewell speech ends with a cordial thanks and a hymn.
The Official Gazette reports King orders Royal troops to enter Papal territory to protect Italian soil and Holy See, with Pope urged to avoid conflict. San Martino meets the Pope and both sides seek understanding while Papal forces reportedly prepare protests. News notes troops cross frontier, Bagnorea taken, and Cadorna proclaims peace and order. Spain, Messina, and Catania show enthusiastic support for the King.
A gold field near the Irwin River Western Australia is seen as potentially profitable. The South Australian Government advances an overland telegraph line north to join a submarine cable with Ladin. The gunboat Trinculo was struck by the Moratin on September 6 and split in two. most crew escaped. A Bombay telegram notes the Viceroy will leave Simla October 4 to open Sutlej Bridge and then tour Rajputana for a durbar with Lord Mayo. Allahabad mutiny rumors are described as untrue by the India Office in telegrams from India.
A Bow passerby collapsed after drinking from a small bottle in High street Bow and died. officials suspect a retired army surgeon, with an envelope marked On Her Majesty's Service found on him. In London, Dr Lankester held an inquest into Emily Drummond who drank oxalic acid to end her life amid jealousy fears, judged temporary insanity. Early Wednesday intruders beat Mrs Wormington at Sandleworth Weath, Hampshire, taking cash after binding her hands. In Windsor, James Lipscombe fruiterer died suddenly after prayer, with coroner Marlin noting possible brain disease and risk of apoplexy.
Late Wednesday a burglar forced a window at William Davis’s Brentford end home. He was seen by Davis and captured after a search with a neighbour and a policeman. Also reported a tragic shipboard accident near Greenhithe where a boat carrying eighteen training-ship boys collided with the Cormorant. seven boys and the clergyman drowned.
The Szconp Report proposes expanded pay and pensions for teachers and broader benefits, plus an extended regimental education system and more recreation and lecture spaces. It covers army, children and adult schools, the Chelsea Normal and Model Schools, the Hibernian School, and the Hythe School of Musketry. The commission urges improved conditions to support teachers and learners alike.
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