Viscount Gough Takes Oath as New Peer in Parliament
In the Imperial Parliament a new peer Viscount Gough took the oath and subscribed the roll amid discussions on vestry elections. Lord Monxswstr moved to read the Retirement of Vestrymen and Auditors (London) Bill a second time to allow triennial vestry elections. Lord Harris supported the bill, which was read a second time. The Land Transfer Bill, read a second time on Canncrnron’s motion, aims to reform land transfer with amendments aligning to a 1895 model. The Earl of Kumancey and Lord Hensemece spoke in support. The House adjourned near five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount Gough
Lord Monxswstr
Vestrymen
London
Lord Harris
Canncrnron
Commons
Earl of Kumancey
Lord Hensemece
Ellis Griffith
association of managers of schools
Batfour
hfr
ACLaND
BarnTLRy
Crores
Education Department
Yoratz
Henry Honnovse
Lord Edmund Talbot
James Joicey
Henry Fowler
Barfour
Sydney Buxton
Hazeil
M’Kenna
Alfred Hutton
Harrison
Mundella
H. Hobhouse
Bartley
Carvell Williams
Yoxall
Luttrell
Joan Gonrst
Committee of Council
S. T. Evans
Department of discretion
A.J. BALFOUR
Ritcuis
Aircare
W. MANN
St. Thomas
Bristol Cathedral
Mann
Gulielmo Mann A.M. Fotcere
Catena cancos et individu Trinitatis
Bristoli
Sacriste
d. d. PF
Decanus
H. ROBSON A. AINGER
J. G. TETLEY
gs. Bannett
Canonici
Ann. Dom
MCCCOXCYIL
House of Commons notes and colonial questions briefed
The Speaker chaired the Commons at 3 PM. Aldershot volunteers may use Bank holiday week. Canada urged regimental districts to mark Queen Victoria's sixtieth reign. Evening continuation schools may see funding limits lifted. South African Republic damages assessed at one million pounds. Belgian arbitration offered over Mr Bertillett’s imprisonment claim. Irish horses mainly bought by authorities from 1887 to 1896. Volksraad moves against High Court judges with pending June sittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALDERSHOT
Bropheg
Howard Vincent
BRITISH.ARMY
Pirie
Canada
her
Lroprice
Plynn
Ireland
P. O'Beren
TRANSVAAL VOLKSRAAD
CHAMBERLAIN
Volksraad
High Court
Fransvaal
Pretoria
Crete crisis debates over Turkish troops and mutiny in Crete
In a parliamentary exchange Mr Flynn pressed for withdrawal of Turkish gendarmerie in Crete after a mutiny over unpaid arrears. Mr Curzon resisted, citing risk of bloodshed, while debates addressed the Collective Note and the withdrawal terms. The discussion also covered the Employers' Liability Bill and education funding mechanisms. The session adjourned after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flynn
Unprr
Mr. Curzon
Her
Crete
Bor
J. Lowmer
Thanet
E. ASHMEAD-BARTLETT
Candamos
Cunzon
Selinos
Canea
E. As
Sir WILLIAM HARCOURT
Times
Sir W. Harcourt
Treasury
A. J. Batfour
Constantinople
Porte
W. Harcourt
J. BaLmer
A.J. Barroun
S. Woods
The Little England Policy Address At Bristol Meeting
At the Bristol Conservative Working Men's Association executive meeting Mr Arthur Lee spoke on The Little England Policy. He praised the Empire and navy, warned against Little Englanders, and urged unity to defend trade and colonial interests. A vote of thanks to Mr Lee followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARTHUR LELON
Bristol
Conservative Working Men's Association
St. Philip’s Club
R. Dugdale
Arthur Lee
Messrs
A. F. Farbrother
W. W. Hyatt
A. Johnston
A. J. Shorter
M. Ball
R. Crease
J. Fretwell
T. Lloyd
CG. J. Watkins
R. Harding
E. D. Tricks
A. F. Villiers
J. H. Knowles
T. Gould
T. Meakin
F. C. Shorter
C. Paradice
N. Pope
A. F E. Gould
A. H. Harding
D. Boulton
E. Crease
H. Brownjohn
A. Helps
Lee
Little England
Labouchere
Bristol North
Townsend
Uganda
John Morley
Little Englanders
Loch Beaconsfield
Dr. Jameson
Crete
Debalf
Greece
Cuartman
A. F. Farnwother
Axbridge concert and local society notices in terse district roundup
A Tuesday Axbridge schoolroom concert features a varied program by local ladies and gentlemen, with performances from Miss Tilley Miss Mapleton Mrs Fowles and Rev F C Skey among others. Weather dampens attendance but encores occur. Also reports on Church of England Temperance Society, local magistrates and charitable efforts across Bridgwater Chard and surrounding towns.
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AXBRIDGE
Miss Webber
Mr. Chandler
reading
Rev. V. C. Skey
IT. Tyler
Miss Tilley
Misses Mapleton
Mrs. H
T. ‘Tyler
Church of England Temperance Society
J. Gilbert
Allerton
CHEWTON MENDIP
Bauywell
Mr. Roberts
E. Young
Mgr. F. Batt
W. R. Curtis
Canovall
Lemon
Richard Lemon
Petty France
Beaufort
Hawkesbury
Charlotte Lemon
E. R. Mosley
W. J. Toogood
W. J. Cox
M.R.C.S
H. ©. Lewis
LANGPORT
H Company
P.A. Somerset L.J
Langport Arms hotel
Barling
Adjutant Peacock
Major Kelly
Capt. Louch
Lieut
Carne Hill
J. Stubbs
W. Kelway
Francis Meade
W. Rowe
J.J. Knight
F. M. Meade
Captain Louch
NORTH CURRY
Cuoray Society
North Curry Choral Society
T. Mee Pattison
The Ancient Mariner
Davis
F W. L. Green
Bailey
Herr Leuenberger
Buller
Stoddart
Salisbury
Alderman Lovibond
TYTHERINGTON
Indian Famine Fund
H. B. Hodgson
Board school
Elliote
H.M
Manuel
Muste
Reapinas
Greswell
Girls’ Friendly Society
National school
Roiling post election images and notable figures
The Globe notes President Cleveland’s farewell to the White House and McKinley’s imminent arrival. It lists McKinley’s likely all millionaire cabinet, Sherman as Secretary of State at 74, and public reaction including Windsor Drawings and Royal greetings. It also recounts Ras Alula’s death, and profiles Windham the royal Marine nominee and Mrs Roberts’ death at Putney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the
Globe
Cleveland
Mr. McKinley
Canton
Washington
McKinley
John Sherman
Sherman
United States
L Company
Queen’s Westminsters
Pall Mali
Queen Victoria
General Grant
St. Jamess
Ras
Soudan
Alula
Johannis II
Abyssinia
Cairo
Hassan
Tigré
Dogali
Billson
Halifax
Liverpool Daily Post
Charles Cameron
Bridgeton
House of Commons
Labouchere
P. O'Connor
John Long
Maclean
Willox
F. W. Wilson
Algernon Borthwick
Walter Windham
Warren Hastings
Royal Humane Society
George Windham
Crimea
Charles Russell
P. M. Thornton
Clapham
Windham
Bedford school
Lord Lansdowne
Indian Marine
Irrawaddy
Berrow Parish Council Hears Golf Club Rent Dispute
W F Hawkings chaired a full Berrow parish meeting. The council will seek action against anyone playing golf across Sandy Lane and will charge the Burnham and Berrow Golf Club £10 yearly rent for common land. It also approved leasing parish land to John Johnson and pursued enforcement against encampments over 12 hours. Complaints about road conditions will be referred to Axbridge nuisances inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Hawkings
Burnham and Berrow
Golf Club
Sandy lane
John Johnson
Berrow
Axbridge
Frampton Cotterell Parish Council Dives Into Local Issues
Frampton Cotterell Parish Council met at the British School with V chairman W Hardwick presiding. Discussion covered Beesmore Lane nuisance, ditch cleansing costs, county rating basis differences, dangerous corner near Rising Sun, compensation for Goose Green stones, parish pound ownership, and a petition for a parish recreation ground report due around March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frampton Cotterell
Messrs. W. Hardwick
J. Marsh
J. Davis
jun
I. Davis
sen
J. lL. Champion
J. A. Mayer
J. Matthews
J. P. Blackmore
Matthews
Champion
Blackmore
Lawford’sgate Highway Board
S. Hall
S. Davis
1. Davis
Goose Green
Elias Dando
Marsh
Bengough
Messrs. H. Gibbs
Ctatthews
Protestant Church Association meets at Manchester conference
The spring conference of the Church Association opened in Manchester with strong attendance. Andrew Lawn led the morning session urging unwavering Protestant work, defense of the National Church, and opposition to perceived Romeward shifts, while Archdeacon Tavton spoke on The Bible and the Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Association
Manchester
ANdrew
Lawn
Church Defence
BIBLE
Y.M.C. Association
Public meeting targets Anglican orders and school teaching
An evening Young Men's Christian Association hall gathering chaired by Capt. Cobham criticized the Anglican Synod and Anglican orders as a step toward Rome. The discussion stressed securing Bible teaching through School Boards and endorsed resisting confessional influence and clerical control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Capt. Cobham
Council of the
Church Association
Church of England
Anglican Synod
Vatican
soell
E. Heartherp
J. Warnwuiaurt
A. D. Donrry
St. Ann’s
Manchester
Wales
English League match report Liverpool 3 Wolverhampton Wanderers 1
In a Division 1 United League game at Division 1 Tottenham Hotspur beat RusHDEN 7 goals to 1 amid stormy conditions. The piece notes Liverpool as visitors taking the lead early, Wolverhampton replying before Liverpool restored control with a third goal as the match progressed. Ten goals or more are not described. the report ends with Tottenham Hotspur winning against RusHDEN in Northumberland Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RATH
Yesterpay
John Hopkins
Little Cornstreet
Charles Hopkins
George Dippissey
Old Orchara
Greenpark
Hopkinses
P.C. Lovell
Hippistey
Schiro Moritz
Great Western Railway
Westbury
Bath
Mareh érd
Pee
Cardiff
G. L. James
St. James’s
LiveRproon
Wolvenaurto
Wanpennis
Liverpool
Livi
MeV
Allan h
Wolverhampton Liverpool
Becton
Bradshaw
Wolves
aid
Allan
radshay
Tennant
Wolverhampton
Wolverhampton Wanderers
TOTTENHAM Horspur
RusHDEN
England and Miland Football Scores Summary
A compact notation lists several score fragments across regions: 3 for England, E. a. Miland 3, and 6 for England at Counties. The sequence includes 6 Seo and W. 1 England, NAW. 8 England S.W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Miland
Seo
S.W
Also Mentioned on This Page
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT
HOUSE OF LORDS
LAND TRANSFER
J. Gorst
Hobhouse
TRANSVAAL
Russell
South African Republic
BEN TILLETS
Uncre
Ber Tillett
COSTA RICA
Netherlands
Joy
Jess
antold
Wilcox and Co
Mortimer-street
ndon
Carter
Beon
DISTRICT NEWS
BRIDGWATER
Labour Mertixe
Dockers’ Union
Henry Orbell
K. Frampton
CHARD
Barnes
Mgr. J. White
KINGSWOOD
Schoor
Kingswood Technical School
C. J. Ward
Benjamin Harris
OLDLAND COMMON
OLDLAND Vitrace Comsumer
E. B. Nurse
Oldland No
Longwells-green
Shellard’s-road
Cock-road
Warmley
Cadbury-heath
Tower-road
Mill-lane
Oldland
W. G. Austin
William Adams
James E. Morgan
W. Abrahams
Richard Hopper
Leonard Ashworth
W. H. Harvey
Walsh Barry
George Britton
W. Stone
F. Harvey
W. Dyer
Barry
Miss Britton
Fox
L. May
Rice
Miss Damphhries
Nott
Harding
C. Daskina
medical offeers of health
Southampton
Exeter
Gloucester
CxSRCH NEWS
CHURCCH ASSOCIATION
Tavton
Church of Rome
CONVERSAZIONE
Company of Graces
Canon Knox-Little
Teignmouth Shore
Worcester Cathedral
St. Nicholas’ church
Bristol-bridge
Owen Phillips
St. David’s
Charles Ball
Addington park
Croydon
ee of Canterbury
Addington
Archbishop of Canterbury
Canterbury
Surrey
ArpRoAcu
BRiIpGWATER
Bath and Wells
St. Mary’s church
Wembden
St. Mary’s
H. Bircham
St. John’s
Holy Trinity
Nailsea
Christ church
Gale
H. Vaughan
Wrawaill
E. Burbidge
Backwell
F. A. Veysey
E. Morgan
Chelvey
J. Johnson
D.D
Canon RINGER
Rogers
Wesley URDAY
Travers
Smart
Walmissey Goss
WELLS CATHEDRAL
the Dray
AINSLIE
Norn
Arnold
Purcell
William Mann
Trinity
P. Pigou
H. Robeson
A. Ainger
H. Sutton
Aston
Holy Trinity, Bordesley
Canon St. John
Attwood
Calkin
Boyce
ASSOCIATION
Conimatans
Milllwallt ATHLETIC
m. Corinthians
Millwall posten
Campbell
Sandilands
Jones
Millwall
Taylor
Corinthians
Suarey
Dorsyr
Weybridge
Dorset
St. George
George
South Bristol
Jackson
Parsons
Jay
RUGBY
Edinburgh
Smith
Oxford
Neilson
London Scottish
Scott
Hawick
Robertson
Elliot
Sirapeeg
Edinburgh High school
Macmi Turnbull
Stevenson
McEwan
Dods
Edinburgh Academicals
T. M. Scott
Morrison
Balrog
Watsonians
whic
Fleming
Greig
Laidlaw
County Ground
L. Hitt
A. Jones
Oxford University
E. J. Baker
H. Escott
Hannaford
Lab
Tut Kineswoop Boys
Guiry C.C
Guild institution
T. Hendy
A. Davey
A. R. Hoiten
R. Burton
A. Webb
W. Ashill
COHN
ROBINSON
J.R. LINSEED & COTTON
PERRINS
PERRIS
Worcester, Crosse and Blackwell
Lim
Qavéry AND MOORE
Royal Nurseries
Savory and Moore
New Road street
dAc
F. W. Beauchamp
Colwall
Worcestershire
Pattisons
Screeners
Pattisons, Ltd
Highland Distilleries
Ballindalloch
Leith
Great astern
Great Northern
Hull
Barnsley
Lancashire
Yorks
London and
Brighton
London &S. Western
London, Tilbury
Southend
Sheffield
Lincolnshire Midland
North Eastern
toa vis
Rhondda &Swn
South Eastern
Vale
London Gen. Omnibus
LOUIS
Scotland
Bameas
South Wales
RAPHAEL
SS. RAPHAEL
E. GALLAIS
Piccadilly
St. RAPHAEL
Pom
Ss. J. COLEY
STROUD, GLOs
BLAIR & CO
Cannon-street
E.C
Queen of Note Papers
C’ALTHROP BROS
Lady LIVERPOOL
Bristol and District
KING
Chewton Keynsham
M. W. Bugacombe
St. Augustine
sarade
HEIGUNT
iene
VAN
TORQUAY
Fry
British Depot
Holbarn-viaduck
Lancina
OYMMER STEAM
CAPITAL
Rlobert Forrest
St. Fagans
J. Walter Insole
Pencistey
DIRECTORE
d. Walter Insole
Barton
Frederick Insole
Fairwater
C. wv
Henry Lewis
Lianishen
Thomas Griffiths
Messrs. Downing and Handcock
National Provincial Bank of England
AUDITORS
David Roberts
Messrs. Thackeray and Co
Bute-creecent
Leadenhall-street
MOR’ TURE
CUMULA ENCE
Capi
Cymmer Collieries
Porth
Valley
Rhondda
Hafod
Cymmer
an .meres
Stear
arry
Newport
David Rob Cardiff
Chartered Accountants
Articles of Association
T. Forster Brown
iam
Bank
Provincial Bank of England
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