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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 26, 1849
Page
20
The piece critiques parliamentary columns that speculated on governance, noting a twenty year lag in recognizing that support had gone to the wrong men and the unintended consequences of those choices.
A Berwick gathering praised Sir George Grey as North Northumberland’s MP. Speakers lauded his calm England amid continental upheavals and urged ministers to represent large constituencies, support church reform, equitable property distribution, and fair clerical remuneration.
Sir David Brewster has been elected President of the British Association for the next year. J. Taylor was re-elected Treasurer, Professor Phillips Assistant-secretary, and Professor Boyle Assistant-general-secretary with Colonel Sabine. Next meeting to be held in Edinburgh. The closing meeting was held on Wednesday afternoon. M de Tocqueville protests against Milan bastipadoes in energetic language.
A parliamentary committee protests the Malta governor for denying landing to Italian refugees from Rome. The letter urges Lord Russell to condemn the act as un-British hospitality and to affirm Britain's tradition of offering asylum to exiles.
A letter from Lord Rosse to Mr Hume discusses the Malta governor More O Ferrall and the treatment of Italian refugees, defending hospitality and detailing quarantine outcomes. The Cotton Trade lectures cover calico bleaching and dyeing, chlorine use, and the history of calico printing with remarks on industrial and moral impacts.
A Bolton tale of £650 recovered via clairvoyant intervention linked to Mr. Lomax and Mr. Arrowsmith. Details describe bank mishap and envelope misplacement, with Haddock's clairvoyant patient involved and a Manchester Guardian note on India cotton experiments. Austria Prussia Russia and France war expenditures are cited.
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