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