Englishman in Jerusalem Foretells Jewish Assembly Era
A first person account describes meeting an Englishman in Jerusalem who has lived there ten years and foresees Christ’s second coming, the return of the lost tribes, and a Jewish nation formation within his lifetime. He isolates himself on Mount Siva, believes the Bible is his library, and rejects contact with family. The observer notes the man’s devout eccentricity and high regard from Bishop Alexander, yet views him as half mad.
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Siva
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North of England Joint Stock Bank
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Registse Baxgistens Revising Barrisers for Oxford Circuit
Lord Chief Justice Wilde and Mr Justice Maule appoint Revising Barristers for Oxford Circuit with names for Berkshire Oxfordshire East Worcestershire and other counties. Wesleyan conference in Bristol reports Sunday school totals, teachers, and costs for religious education.
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Imperial Parliament Debates Irish and American Tensions
A lengthy report covers Lords and Commons proceedings with Lord Geonar Brstinew urging mediation in the U S Mexico conflict and Lord Palmerston responding. It also details a London debate on Ireland famine relief, the Haydock lodge lunatic asylum inquiries, and scrutiny of Poor Law Commissioners amid calls for commissions and reforms.
Prorogation of Parliament and Royal Assent in Lords
The House of Lords prorogues Parliament after two commissions grant royal assent to a list of public and Ireland related bills. The Lords Commissioners preside as the Royal assent is declared while the Commons are summoned by Black Rod. The Queen’s speech follows, thanking ministers for public spirit.
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