Empress Charlotte Life In Retired Chateau Described
A Brussels correspondent details the Empress Charlotte at the chateau of Tervueren. Her health remains good but intellectual decline persists with childish behavior. She lives largely alone, attends to small chores, and telegraphs to Napoleon III while daydreaming of spirits, yet shows no progress toward recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Barkly
Campbell
Giddy
The
Tribune
New York
England
Papal States
Sam
Christian Union
Coartoris
Liege Gazette
Brussels
Charlotte
Chateau
Tervueran
Napoleon Iit
Tuileries
France
Mexico
Count de Flandre
Pall Mall Gazette
Royal Commission named on Scottish endowments and schools
The Queen appoints a committee of Sir Thomas Edward Colebrooke Bart Archibald Philip Earl of Rosebery Sir William Stirling Maxwell Bart Charles Stuart Parker John Ramsay Henry Hill Lancaster Advocate and Alexander Craig Sellar Advocate to inquire into endowments in Scotland used for education and to review hospitals and schools tied to them. The panel will assess administration and study programs and suggest changes to improve usefulness and efficiency.
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Thomas Edward Colebrooke
Archibald Philip
Earl of Rosebery
William Stirling Maxwell
Charles Stuart Parker
John Ramsay
Henry Hill Lancaster
Alexander Craig Sellar
Scotland
Universities
The Two Great Commandments Sermon By Dean Stanley
The critique notes Dean Stanley’s efforts toward Christian unity while accusing him of deepening Nonconformist distrust of a state church. It praises his handling of Luke’s commandments and the Good Samaritan as a bold call against persecution, urging love that fills all human nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Stanley
Scotland
St. Bartholomew
Jacob
Esau
Chrysostom
Jeremy Taylor
Hoe
Europe
Papacy
Church of Christ
St. Andrew's
A, P, Stanley
D.D
Macmillan
David
Israel
Newgate
William Roupell
God
Jesus Christ
Christendom