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When the King seemed dying, his con- - fessor refused absolution till he abjured. his offences against the Church. The King replied that he was willing to confess as a Christian, but as a King, he referred his confessor to bis Ministers, who were in the next room to discuss, the state of affairs. This greatly endeared him to his people. Great rejoicings took place on the occasion of the birth of a son to Pripce Humbert. An amnesty to all political offenders was declared. Parliament was opened on the 18th. November: The election of two Opposition candidates as President and Vice-Presidenfc caused a Ministerial crisis. Signor Han- , sea is forming the new Cabinet. A popular demonstration against the (Ecumenical Council has been arranged to take place in the chief Italian cities on the opening day. . .
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Southland Times, Issue 1207, 8 February 1870, Page 2
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136ITALY. Southland Times, Issue 1207, 8 February 1870, Page 2
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