Fragmented International News From 1848 Amid Global Turmoil
The excerpt surveys European affairs with France Italy Switzerland and Belgium, noting Reform banquets, Guizot's press, Papal diplomacy, Calabria and Messina unrest, and Franco Belgians shifting liberal currents. It references the Maria Antoinetta voyage, Bresson’s death, and Franco-Italian tensions, plus Swiss capitulation near Friburg and the wider European struggle between absolute rule and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modena
TurcaBy
Paria
Pers
Mons
Odillon Burrot
Nto
Prince de Joinville
Spezzia
Gazelle du Midi
Maria Antoinetta
Mar Eeilles
Naples
M. Bresson
Awarda
Neptes
Marquis of Clanricarde
M. Demon
Count Dejean
Post
Compiegne
M. Odillon Barrot
Beeumont
Cremieux
Quinette
Marquis
Council General
The
Oise
National Guard
Paris
Switzerland
Italy
Absalutism
Lberty
M. Guizot
Movement Party
Austria
Dufour
Friburg
Federal
Liberal Party
Louis Philippe
Belgium
Rome
France
M. Ross
Calabria
Messina
Journal Des Débats
Parte Exalid
Liberals
Diaréo de Roma
Pius IX
Pere Perrone
Company of Jesus
Father Perrone
Grand demonstration for sound Towns Health Bill in London
A Monday night meeting at the Crown and Aucher Tavern united Health of Towns National Philanthropic Health of London City and Liberty of Westminster and Working Men's Association. Notables including MPs Cabbell Mackinnon and Cochrane spoke on drainage sewerage street cleansing water supply and the moral harm of burying the dead amid the living. The resolution urged improvements in urban health and cited improved naval discipline as a model for metropolitan reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
House of Commons
Buckingham Palace
Enhey
Baer
Cochrane
Field Jane
Halboro
Aldea
Lushington
M.P
Gavin
Crown and Anchor
Strand
International League
Bowring
Cheere
Cracow
National League
Thompson
Ar. P. A. Taylor
Times
Joseph Mazzini
S. Wilson
G. Thorpson
Sonia
Mexico
Gulf of Panama
Mr. Linton
Williams
Tar Anti Gary Law League
Anti Gold Law League
London
Landgate Hill
Afr
Bennoch
Hear
Rouasia
Russia
Friends of Monetary Reform
League
Eraminer
Mr. Bennoch
Capps
America
Ruaass
Austria
France
J. Duncan
Horner
Adam Smith
Js Palnre
RB. Pest
Bank of
E Cyer
Kite
Ean Rishi
Dupes Ho
Cox
Olafon
Tas Citr Parsons
Sidney
Gitapar Street
Worcester
Challis
Big
Copsland
Heer
Peer Laurie
Lomdon
Mangrove
Gibbs
Gilzapur Atreet
Lucas
England
Alderman Copeland
Planoforte
Mesers
London Brigade
West of England
Wardour Street
Noe! Street
J. Bent
May
St. Martin's Lane
Blackwall
Charing Cross
Henry Wilkinson
Cape
Wilkinson
Charingcross Hospital
Dru. Golding
Chowne
Shearne
Rothenetiae
William Schild
Paradine Street
Rotherbythe
Mrr. Henderson
Braigwood
Schild
Gooden
S. Beirey
J. Smith
Thomas Rigger
Pada Masise
Tapxss
Crown
Aucher Tavern
Mackinnon
M P
Anson
Capcorn
Inztead
Cheersi
T.wes
Ca-Gochranc
Jewish Convert at Oncott College Converts to Roman Catholicism
In Birmingham on Saturday, Benjamin Mercas, a Russian Polish executive and author, publicly renounced Judaism at Oncott College and announced his intent to join the Roman Catholic Church after discussions with Rev. J B Morris. The gathering included a wide audience and preparatory remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmongham
Tak Romina Causca
Oncott College
Benjamin Mercas
Marcos Ie
Poland
Mykur Hayom
The
University Press
Trinity College, Dublin
J.B. Morris
Oxford
Marcus
Henoage
Repealers warn MPs as Dublin petition looms
At Conciliation hall Burgh Quay a large Ireland meeting led by Hos. Cecil Lawless urged Repealers to monitor Parliament and press weekly London meetings to discuss Ireland. Sir John Reynolds pledged to resist the petition against his Dublin seat while others warned of famine and coercion bills if Parliament delays relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupin
Burgh Quay
Hos
Cecil Lawless
Ireland
London
Maurice O'Connell
John Reynolds
Dublin
Mrr. O'Connell
Mr. Ruthven
House of Commons
Reynolds
Quarterade Gregory
Freaghter
Mr. Reynolds
M.P
Times
J. O'Connell
O'Connell
Freeman's Journal
The Bishop of Manchester Case and James Prince Lee
The Attorney General moves for a rule to bound libel against James Prince Lee, lately connected with King Edward's Birmingham school, as he faces calls from critics. Details cover prior allegations, affidavits, and defence by Lee, plus the Manchester chapter’s election of Lee as Bishop.
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Regina v. Gutteridge
Ouatoy Quenyh Busca
Bancoy
Chalet Joaneed
Coleridge
Wightman
Erle
Somies
Attore
Whateley, QC
Phipton
James Prince Lee Eee
Manchester
Prin
Vindi
Jorney
Thare
Jame Price Lee
Salemu
James Prince Lee
Church of England
Jamen Pridze Lee
Trowas Gerter
Cannonsey
Birmingham
Iun
John Bull
Birmiham
Lonpox Ann Re
Church 1
England
King Edward's
Manchu
James Prinen Lee
Ong Moat
Taowas
Canuca Street
Gaverige
Ler
Rugby Grammar School
King Edward the Sixth
Free Grammar School
Tindal
Mr. Gutteridge
Hodgson
Gutteniz
Hodgason
Gutteridge
Tour
Lee
Bluecoat School
Foster
Cibety
Fist
Heathertorney
Leecn
Bishop Ryde Church
MeCieson
Moore
Less Ledsam
Joseph Fletcher Bickerdin
Mr. Lee
Ms. Bude
Barmy
Tove
Worcester
Jerbul
Deuman
Genert
Maxcusst
Church of Manchester
Coapnet House St Cathedral
Canal Way
James Pract
King Edward's Free School
Torre
Cecil D. Wray
Caartamald
Austin
Karz Sevrtiswosts
OTS
Educat of the Privy Council
Shutteworth
J. Drinkwater Bethune
Hime Perel
Home Office
Appri
Hay Caceron
Todian Law Council
Calentis
Election results at Griscow University Rectorate
The decisive Monday afternoon election for lord rector seat shows Mr Mure of Caldwell defeating Lord J Rossel in Renfrewshire. National counts reveal Mure majorities in Natia Londonians Natia Giottiana Natia Tranafor thana and Natia Rothselane, with Mure securing the post by margins. The Chancellor of the Exchequer received first halves of a £50 and £80 Bank of England note for Income Tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uxivengur
Quascow
J. Rossel
Mura
Caldwell
Renfrewshire
John
Wordaworth
Natia Londonians
John Russell
Mure
Russell
Natio Giottiana
Rassell
Natio Tranaforthana
Muroe
Rossell
Natio Rothselane
Mure Hurt
Bank of England
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Spain
Mapzip
Narvaez
Belascozin
Don Diego Leon
Count de Belascozin
Madrid
Bayonne
Palengat and Co
Manzin
M. Bravo Marillo
Public Instruction
Commeroe
Manuel de la Concha
Geremany
Countess de Goanitz
Danmerast
Countess de Gorlitz
Cardinal Ferrer
Belafi
Imola
Amat
Bologna
Pius
Ferrara
Florence
Fivizzano
Fivixzano
Roe
Tuscany
Vienna
Fivizzene
Hostdss Jenne
Modenese
Witzerland
Switserign
Federal Army
St Avrenches
Fribourg
Fosce
Berne
Canton de Vand
Argau
Aqurner
Freismt
Reuss
Dietwyl
Mar
Zurich
Mollitia
University of Fribourg
Atudente
Tusttare
Neufchatel
M. Fuurnier
Fribourg Gasette
Zag
St. Gothard
Airolo
Horace
General de Salis Soglio
Sonderbund
Argan
Zefingen
Gasette
Canton of
Sonderband
Friborg
Grand Council
Freiamt
Mari
Diswyl
Fosi
St. Gall
Wobien
Ziegler
Bourckberd
Aran
Lucerne
Donata
Levant
Malta
W. Parker
Hibernia
Trafalgar
Superb
Rodney
Albion
Vanguard
Isbion
Leghorn
Liverroot
Cambria
Judkins
New York
Boston
Halifax
Caledonia
Montreal
Quebec
Primrosa
Lord
Lady Elgin
Toronto
St John's
Newfoundland
General Assembly
Novauieau
Jnso
Franed
Sidney College Lodge
Chenogller
Senate
Norwich
Samuel Page
Page
Storley
Sturley
Starley
Cawnton
White Horse
Easton
Page’s
Bawdeswell
Youngman
the Metrofolis
St. Mary
St. Thomas
St. George
St. Andrew's
St. Pater’ A
St. Mark
St. Michael and St. John
St. Paol'a
St. Michan’s
St. Catherine's
St. James's
St. Nicholas's
Rathmines
St. Audean
Ringstown
Dalkey
Blackrock
Booterstown
Iriatown
Donnybrook
Clontarf Union
Blanchardtown
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