Pope approves national guard plan and provincial appointments
A Vatican dispatch describes crowds cheering from balconies as Pope Pius IX appears on the Quirinal. It notes his sanction of national guard establishments across pontifical states and a forthcoming decree. The pope also outlines a circular to governors about selecting two to three provincials for Rome duty, to reside two years, with emphasis on public good and faithful service.
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Belop
Pontifical
Bulogos
Father Venturini
Barnabite
M. Bajetti
Tro
Canpixat Girzi
Holy Father
Rome
Messure
Eugene Ste
Eugéne Sua
Mediterranean
Paris
Eugene Sue
Akaya
Eugine Sue
Toulon
Forei
Monsieur Eugéne Sue
Ware
Brest
France
England
Victor Hugo
Lamartine
Auguste Barbier
Dalzac
Jules Janin
George Sand
Henri de Latouche
Tam
Ainswonta
Alnaworth
Alexandre Dumas
Spain
Algiers
Dumas
M. Dumas
Giraud
Isard
Sigsa
Alexander
Maquat
Denbarolles
Archard
Boulanger
Don Riego
Avek
Calisto Burguilles
Don Calisto
Deabarelles
Maquet
Achard
Calisto Burguillos
Desbarolles
Calisto
Alan
Missionary meeting reviews progress amid church and Bible sales
A Tuesday morning gathering at Eretor Hall, chaired by the Earl of Chichester, discussed mission work across the southern hemisphere, noting large Bible sales at British Goalie and promising continued support. Financial results showed income over 117,827 pounds with substantial post expenses balance. The gathering included bishops and lords who supported ongoing missions and education efforts.
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Earl of Chichester
Davis
British
Goiane
Winchester
Chester
Lord Waldegrave
Lord Glenelg
R. Inglis
Gravel Lane
London Docks
Southwark Bridge
Qu City
Joshua Walker
Charles Street
Robert Hinghis
Oak Burt
James Rae
Cambridge
Walter Stirling
Thuret
Benjamin Smith
Thomas Acland
Ace Duke
Donations and appointments at the College and Missionary Society
The College Council approved using 42000 pounds bequeathed funds to fund merit exhibitions for poor boys with the first award to Thomas Hood. Bennett Woodcroft was named to a Descriptive Machinery chair. A rector offered free marriages to the poor. two couples availed. Smithfield market removal was urged with a Tuesday market day. Wesleyan Missionary Society held Exeter Hall meeting praising growth and planning China outreach with 25 new missionaries and a 1846 balance of £4904. resolutions supported cooperation with other evangelical groups and support for South Africa missions.
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Holloway
Hereford
Thomas Hood
Myr
Bennett Woodcroft
Manchester
Hugh Hughes
St. John's, Clerkenwell
Smithfield
E. Lewis
Huntingfordburs Park
R. Smith
Burley
Smithfield Market
Eve
Smithfeld
W. Shaw
Farmers’ Insurance Office
Anderson
Oakley
Eiher
Burrell
Wood
DuckGeld
Hadson
Cantleacre
Norfolk
W. F. Hobbs
Shaw
Neame
Wesperas Missionany Society
Cavacames
WestEraxs
Exeter Hall
Bunting
C. E. Smith
Wesleyan Society
Labonre
Evangelical Association
Ireland
Empire of China
E. Bickersteth
Church of England
Becaue
Hesiben
Mr. King
Tteen
George Osborne
J. Jordan
Enstove
P. Latrobe
Pentonville
Dr. Morrison
Chelsea
Thornley Smith
South Africa
Ibis
South Eastern Africa
PROVINCIAL ESBLER CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED MURDER
A 26 year old woman Sarah Deller was brought to Newport court for re examination on charges of attempting to murder her seven year old daughter Sarah Ann and then attempt on her own life. The case details a harsh sequence of poisoning with laudanum, the child aiding authorities, and the prisoner’s confession of misery driving the act. Committeed for trial for administering poison to her daughter.
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Newport
Sbe
Hayden
Royston
Abe
Hadley
T. Higgs
Chaseside
Sarah Garrett
Shore House
Ashbury
Enfield
Jobn Campfield
Campfield
Mr. Ashbury
Liverpool
Koutsford
Ann Carruthers
Catherine Wallace
Carruthers
Witness
Toxteth Park
St. John's Market
Merasy
Woodside
Birkenhead
Orford Herald
Dick Fardem
Servants’ Institution
Dick Farden
Rosa
Nam
Polly
Anthes
Raum
Min
Joe
Bedlam
Literary Chronicle and Anecdotes From The April Issue
The piece reviews a gossipy historical sketch on Ragland Castle and the Somerset family, with notes on Alphonse Karr, Eugene Sue, George Sand, and Danish tales. It includes humorous anecdotes from French and English literary circles, plus a long reading list and fashioning impressions from periodicals.
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Fusson
Somerset
Ragland
Charles
Sam Slick
Ray
Smythe
Regine
Polish Refugees and Cracow Crisis Dominates Meeting
The LITERARY ASSOCIATION OF THE FRIENDS in Sussex Chambers, Duke Street, held its 15th annual meeting with Lord Dudley Cautta Stuart presiding. The secretary read a report noting about 500 Polish refugees in Great Britain, half lacking education, and reviewed events affecting Poland including Cracow’s annexation and related expulsions, urging continued support and restoration of Poland.
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Literary Association OF the Friends
FP PoLase
Sussex Chambers
Duke Street
James
Dudley Cautta Stuart
Great Britain
Poland
Gallicia
Ming
Cracow
Czartoryski
Earl of Arcpde
Surrey
Worthington
Lord Beaumont
Republic of Cracow
Austria
Europe
M S Pinnes
Parant Arei
M S. Rogers
Derd Biadey Squaee
Chevase Wieremski
Hendrik Hudapo
E. Rusget
London
Canada
Germany
Rotterdam
Hamburg
Hendrik Hudsoe
Aly
Milla
Camden Town
Mecklinburgh Square
St. Pancras
T. HB. Cooper
Ae Be
Colgong
Mrtg
Shortt
Gras
Olpherts
Pilom Winged
Ahyulad Bay
Strand
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