History and Catholic Mixed Education in Ireland Part II
A Catholic review of Leahy’s pamphlet on mixed religious education in colleges argues that a system combining Catholic and Protestant instruction risks weakening faith and invites anti Catholic bias. It contends safeguards are needed, but warns against suppressing Protestant works or civil powers over professors and urges equal treatment under state guarantees.
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The Oxford Commemoration and University Events
The Oxford commemoration featured a Radcliffe sermon at St Marys by the Dean of Westminster and a horticultural show at Trinity College. Highlights included Gothic Architecture society meetings, Pugin designs, a lecture on Treland antiquities, a university boat procession, and public theater access changes for ladies. A royal patronage note and academic prize readings followed, with the Convocation concluding and Oxford returning to quiet after celebrations.
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Worcester College
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Court and Fashion: Royal visit to Germany planned for August
The Queen and Prince Albert reportedly plan a six day stay in Gotha and Coburg with a further six days in those regions as part of a summer visit to Germany, with preparations underway at Gotha palaces and theatres. A separate report notes Albert's christening at St George's Hanover Square and a royal visit to Bridewell and Bethlem Hospitals, where he is elected governor and receives the staff and charter.
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India and China. Rajah Goolab Singh in Punjab crisis
Reports from India describe Rajah Goolab Singh near Lahore with factions loyal and opposed, the Ranee’s influence, and rapid troop movements. Delhi and Scinde details note British strategy, Sindhi river operations, and preparations for possible Punjab conflict amid broader Asian unrest.
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