Education and church politics ripple through 19th century press
A Telegraph commentary contrasts English denominational schooling with the United States free system and urges Nonconformists to seek a practicable compromise. It notes plans to aid dissenters while criticizing aggressive moves. The Education League plans its annual meeting on October 23 with MP George Dixon expected to preside. Manchester School Board officers arrest a crowd of ragged urchins for race-card queues outside a newspaper office, marching forty to board premises before releasing them.
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Birmingham
Telegraph
United States of America
Education Lracug
National Education League
George Dixon
Manchester
Manchester School Board
America
The
New York Express
M. Thiers
Ouchy
Lausanne
BaAalBec
Lieut
Conder
Baalbec
J. D. Crace
College OF Cardinals
Vienna New Free Press
Austria
University of Innsbruck
Times
France
Paris
Stuart
Ferrol
Travers
Epoca
Madrid
Hpoca
England
Comte DE Chams Bord
Comte de Chambord
Soir
Assemblée Nationale
Dukes de Nemours
de Chartres
Frohsdorf
Count de Chambord
Vienna
Chambord
Shah
Resht
Persia
Dover Ballot Brings Barnett Victory by 326 Majority
The Dover by election to fill Sir G. Jessel’s vacancy produced a 1,415 to 1,089 result, Barnett winning as Liberals offered no returns. The crowd celebrated amid noise and torches, while some dissenters caused disturbances.
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Dover
G. Jessel
Master of the Rolls
Barnett
Forbes
Batu
Liberal Association
Dalrymple
Norfolk
A. D. Hayter
Forsyth
Q.C
Bath
Church Congress
Temperance
Ashantee War Escalates With Coastal Uprising
Sierra Leone correspondent reports fresh disasters to British arms as western tribes along the coast rise against England. Prah expedition's August 14 setback leads to plans to bombard Tacorady and nearby villages. Lieutenant Young volunteers to land with sailors to destroy hidden native canoes.
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Sierra Leone
The
Times
Commerell
Rai
Elmina
Prah
Argus
Barracouta
Tacorady
Chamah
Young
Freemantle
Lieutenant Young
Ashantees press into protected coastal territory as troops face shocks
Reported Ashantee advance into previously untouched western territory prompts tribes to seek safety. British forces at sea rush reinforcements with Barracouta and ships Adela and Racers fleet to the Gold Coast as Axim braces for attack. Captain Lanyon to lead a detachment. shore skirmish promises a decisive engagement near the coast.
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Young
Axim
2Nd West India Regiment
Lanyon
Thompson
Queen’s Bays
Cape Coast
Admiralty
Gold Coast
Woolwich
Papal receptions resume as yellow fever wanes across cities
Reports from Rome, Shreveport, Memphis, and Berlin note the pope’s return to public duties, a decline of yellow fever in southern cities, and William I recognizing Dr. Reinkens as a Catholic bishop amid broader European news and political tremors.
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Rome
Shreveport
Memphis
Berlin
William
Dr. Reinkens
Donati
Florence
Vienna
Marshal Bazaine
Strauss
Jesus
Biarritz
Mantole
Duke of Brunswick
Nelaton
Atlantic
Paris
Cologne
Daily News
Livingstone
Perseveranza
Duke of
Aosta
Sicily
Palermo
Duc de Broglie
Versailles
Offiiel
National Assembly
South Ska Kipwarrers
Nelbourne
Carl
Italy
Father Secchi