The Roman Republic address to England France Rome 1849
The Constituent Assembly of Rome appeals to England and France and the European parliaments to oppose restoring priestly rule in Italy. It argues that temporal power of the Pope corrupts liberty, urges abolition of clerical governance, and calls for European aid to sustain a secular republic. Rome, April 18, 1849.
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Constituent Assembly
Rome
England
France
Twp
Europe
Frorope
Ft Se
Ecclesiastica
Italy
National Assembly
Galletti
Pennaccol
Zanoblarchi
Fabbretti
Cocca
Spain Bull and Tiger Fight at Madrid Plaza de Toros
The May 18 spectacle in Madrid drew about 12,000 spectators as a tiger fought a bull in a fortified arena. The tiger failed to engage, was followed by dogs, then fatally killed after eight or ten presa dogs overpowered it. the event funded the Teatro Espanol and drew 8,000 to 10,000 dollars after expenses. The Royal party, including Her Majesty, attended briefly before leaving for Aranjuez.
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Plaza de Toros
Aranjuez
Narvaez
Fuera
M. Charles
Figer
Toro
Hatters
Belle
Perros de Presa
Espana
Teatro Espanol
Discharge of the attachment at Exeter prison case
The Western Times reports Rev J Shore’s health improving yet still frail while confined in gaol. It details bishop Philpotts and the Privy Council attachment, the London Committee’s support, and a later writ for costs, with correspondence from Latimer and Barnes amid debate on ecclesiastical law and Shore’s liberty.
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Western Times
Shore
Benjamin Brodie
Shdre
Chudleigh
Duke of Somerset
London
Ralph Barnes
the Times
Exeter
Barnes
Arep
St. Thomas
Taos
Thos. Latimer
Privy Council
Philpotts
Christ
Thomas Latrine
Mr. Barnes
The Independents and Liberty of Conscience Critique
A reader pressingly critiques Mr. Edward Bean Underhill's pamphlet on Independents and liberty of conscience, contrasting Massies and Baillie with Nye and Godwin. It argues Independents defended broad religious liberty against Presbyterian claims, citing historical figures and debates within the Westminster Assembly and amid 17th century church politics.
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Commonwealth
Massie
Westminster Assembly
Edward Bean Underhill
la Mancha
Mr. Underhill
Macaulays
Vaughans
Massies
Vincents
Clarks
Underhill
Christian Fellowship
Jerusalem
Church of God
Liberty
Baillie
Roger Williams
Old Caine
John Godwin
Tyre
Philip Nye
Glasgow University
Nye
Marshall
Herbert
Jeremiah Burroughs
Three Kingdoms
Independent Brethren
London
Zion House
Jesus
Christ Jesus
Prestley
Edwarda
Price
Bean Underhill
Godwich
Thomas
John
Kimbolton
Afr. Nye
Cromwell
Vane
Godwin, Nye
Seven Livga Lost at Lantwit Varpae Counsel
A report of fatal accidents at Werf Colliery and Lantwit Vardre Colliery near Trefuoret, both connected to colliery owners Thomas Powell, Esq. Five men killed at Lantwit Vardre with others injured, following earlier fatalities at Werf Colliery. A separate brief notes a young woman near Weymouth dying after seven fits triggered by a dog incident in dusk.
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Lantwit Varpae
Werf
Lantwit Vardre
Trefuoret
Thomas Powell
Principality
Faiout
Weymouth
Spek
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Bisor
Oxroup
Wilberforce
House of Lords
Morning Chronicle
Coorce Sate
Messrs
Southgate and Barrett
H. F. Lyte
Wickliffe
Huss
Luther
Clonaghbig
Cappy
Dundalk
Armagh
Torquay
John Orange
Spain
Temperance Society
The
Friends of the Society
Exeter-hell
Bowley
Wales
Association
British Association
Wesleyan Temperance Society
Central Association
Williamson
Metropolitan Mission
T. Mathew
Ireland
Cork
Swaps
Bolton
Rev. J. Shore
Father In God
Lord Henry Bishop
I. Copsox
Littledale
Lancaster
Liverpool
Old Swan
Edward Bean
the Patriot
B. Underhill
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