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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 21, 1870

Page

6

Beards move pupils to Hampstead for new house

Beards remove from Denmark Hill to a larger residence in Hampstead where pupils will reside early in September. Prospectuses will be forwarded as applications to Mrs Baynes at Mount View Green Hill Hampstead N W. Mrs Baynes and her sisters the Misses.

Advertisers Ad Terms For The Nonconformist

The Nonconformist outlines advertising charges: one line costs a shilling and each extra line sixpence. An additional 2s 6d applies for every ten lines or under. Published by Antaur Mrauu at 18 Bouverie Street Fleet Street London EC.

Antaur Mrauu Bouverie- Street Fleet-street E.C Tne

Peace prospects at Meaux amid Favre Bismarck talks

The Paris and Tours telegrams report M. Favre at King William's Meaux with Count Bismarck, mediated by Earl Granville. Armistice talks stall until peace terms are settled as German forces tighten around Paris, while Metz and Strasbourg remain contested and France faces a prolonged siege and strategic upheavals.

M. Julses Faver King William Meaux Earl Granville M. Favre Count Bismark Tours France Paris Germany Vosges Trochu Metz Marshal Bazaine Strasbourg Werder Alsace Lorraine Bitsche Toul Thionville Phalsbourg Montmédy Meziéres Soissons Normandy Havre Eople Lyons Empire Elbe and Weser Baltic England Rome Cadorna Pius IX Baron Arnim Victor Emmanuel William Liverpool Huxley Lfe Tyndall

Tien Tsun Massacre Sparks Chinese Upheaval Fear

Accounts from China describe great excitement across the empire after the Tien tsin massacre. Europeans feel danger as Chinese troops are mobilized and a general rising against foreigners is feared. The Governor of Nankin was assassinated over foreign policy, signaling possible renewed Chinese conflict.

China Tientsin Nankin

Peace tendencies and the siege of Paris in crisis

The article argues both France and Germany show a desire to end the siege of Paris, though talks are vague and no terms are set. It discusses Favre and Bismarck, possible mutual understandings, and the likely poor defense of Paris under Moltke’s strategy, highlighting the city’s isolation and civilian toll.

France Germany M. Jules Favre M. Bismark Paris Hach Haa Count Bismark Trochu

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