Declaratory Act Proposed to Clear Toleration Doubt
The text argues that the Toleration Act protects all who plead its enactments and suggests a short declaratory Act to resolve any doubt. It urges parity in treatment, stating Mr Noex should not be worse off than Mr Newman, Mrs Suers not worse than Mr Fasex, and Mr Dovson not worse than Mr Warp.
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Janet Anderson
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Kilkenny
Tipperary
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Tae Pora
Gadia
St. Peter
France
Spain
Bioilies
Christendom
Ireland
Royal Family Movements At Osborne And Somerset
The Queen and His Royal Highness walked in the Osborne park this morning amid royal excursions. Sir James Clark departed for London yesterday. The Queen and Prince Albert, with princes and princesses, traveled from Osborne to Buckingham Palace yesterday evening. Prince Albert visited the Geological Society at Somerset House last night.
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Sir James Clark
London
Osnoune
Prince
Prince Albert
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Princesses
Buckingham Palace
Geological Society
Somerset House
French Legislative Assembly Divides Over Haute Marne Elections
In the Assembly on Tuesday the election results in Haute Marne were decided 302 to 170 in favor of Moderates. A Moderate club formed with 300 members electing Count Molé as president, and a second Moderate group chose M. Dufaure as president. Protests claim a Faucher telegraphist skewed votes, later denied as influential. The King of Prussia has accredited Count de Hatzfeld as envoy to France, and Duke d Aumale reportedly won Algiers seat.
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Haute Marne
Count Molé
MM. de Broglie
Marshal Bugeaud
Thiers
Berryer
Choren
Hautes Pyrenées
King
Prussia
Count de Hatzfeld
French Republic
Duke d'Aumale
Algiers
Rome in turmoil as French forces near Ancona and Bologna
Letters from the Roman States report Narves' arrival with dispatches for the French government, clashes with Neapolitans near Velletri, and Latin insurrections. Austrian pressure expands, Bologna suffers bombardment and occupancies, while Oudinot seeks relief and a 25 000 strong French force encamps near Rome. The Times notes broader German and Hungarian counter-revolutions and Parisian peace initiatives.
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M. Lesseps
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Aspre
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Italy
Lyons
Albano
Republic
Bologna
Ancuona
Palazzo Ferrari
Becesdelli
Church of San Salvadore
Forli
Cesena
Rimini
The Closet and the Church by T Binney 1849 review
A lengthy critical notice of T Binney’s 1849 London publications and lectures, praising his sermons for young men, biographical praise of Buxton, and his stance against priestly authority. The piece covers his works including The Ultimate Design of the Christian Ministry and The Discourse on the Closet and the Church, with extended commentary on Montgomery and Cox periodicals and related religious texts.
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Jesus
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Thomas Binney
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Binney
the Times
The
People
Fowell Buxton
Chalmers
Buxton
London Missionary Society
Bristol
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