Baynes and Beard Sisters Move to Hampstead School
Mrs Baynes and Miss Beard have left Denmark Hill for a larger house at Hampstead where their pupils will resume assembly in September. Prospectuses available on request to Mrs Baynes Mount View Green Hill Hampstead N.W.
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Baynes
Beard
Denmark Hill
Hampstead
Mount View
Greenhill
N.W
Advertisers Notice for Tax Nonconformist
A printer’s advertisement outlines advertising rates for Tax Nonconformist. It states one shilling per line with eight words per line, an extra charge of 2s 6d for every ten lines or less, and publication by author Miant at 14 Bouverie Street Fleet Street. It invites advertiser orders and notes international transmission registration.
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AntHor Miant
Itla
Bouverie- Street
Fleet-street
Stamp Duty Cut on Newspaper Copies for Subcribers
Subscribers will pay half a penny per copy after October for stamped copies supplied by the publishing office or newsagents. Orders direct from the publishing office ensure regular delivery and remove complaints about obtaining copies from the Newavendor.
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Newavendor
Paris defiantly rejects German armistice terms in 1870 crisis
The Paris government rejects Bismark’s demand for Strasbourg Toul Verdun and an armistice until a Constituent Assembly meets. They vow to continue the war to defend all fortresses, declaring will not cede territory while noting Tours and Paris condemn Prussia’s bid to reduce France to a second-rate power.
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Germany
France
Paris
Ferriéres
Count Bismark
M. Jules Favre
Metz
Strasbourg
Berlin
Toul
Verdun
Tours
Prussia
Mont Valerien
Constituent Assembly
Paris besieged as German forces push deeper into France
The article reports German armies surrounding Paris with 250,000 troops, Ducrot’s relief efforts failing, and siege works advancing. It notes Prussian plans to invest Paris for weeks, plus German movements toward Lyons, Metz, and Tours, while Paris and Lyons face potential capitulation and widespread French discontent. Rome falls to Italian troops as Papal Zouaves cease resistance. Rome becomes Italy’s capital, with Cadorna forming a provisional municipality and Thiers seeking neutral support in Vienna and St Petersburg.
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Paris
Ducrot
Crown Prince
Sceaux
Meudon
Garde Mobile
Z ‘Uaves
Woerth
Sedan
Trochu
Paria
Rhine
Baden
Mulhouse
Belfort
Lyons
France
Strasbourg
Metz
Marshal Bazaine
Toul
Tours
Toulouse
Orleans
Loire
Lille Andunkirk
Havre
Cherbourg
Marseilles
Bismark
Rome
Ius TX
Italy
Florence
Cadorna
Victor Emmanuel
M. Thiers
Vienna
St. Petersburg
Prussia
Thiers at St Petersburg Weighs Armistice Terms
The article notes France accepts terms of an armistice offered to France by Count Bismark while M Thiers visits St Petersburg as a tempter. He proposes concessions by the Provisional Government on the Eastern question. The plan risks French territorial integrity, signaling readiness to discard international scruples to safeguard land.
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France
Count Bismark
M. Thiers
St. Petersburg
Rejection of an Armistice by France in 1870 Crisis
The piece analyzes Jules Favre’s Paris mission to gain a temporary armistice from Prussia after Sedan. It argues Favre faced harsh terms from Count Bismarck, and critiques France’s unwillingness to accept reality, highlighting Strasbourg Toul Verdun as potential losses and Parisian sentiment shaping the decision.
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M. Jules Favre
Paris
Ferriéres
Prussia
France
Sedan
Count Bismark
Strasbourg
Toul
Verdun