Royalty and Charity Aid Mrs Keeley’s 90th Birthday
The Queen and the Prince of Wales back charitable theater efforts in Mrs Keeley’s honor. A Lyceum reception and matinée, with proceeds to theatrical charities, will feature both veteran and new actors. Sir Henry Irving and Ellen Terry linked to the celebration. The Helena Cot is named for a hospital charity, while royal and noble figures support broader hospital and convalescent work.
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Keeley
Queen
Prince of Wales
Lyceum Theatre
London
Lyceum
Doel
Gregory
Stirling
Alfred Mellon
Amy Sedgwick
Sara Lane
Walter Lacy
Joseph Cave
Clarence Holt
Romeo and Juliet
Forbes-Robertson
Patrick Campbell
Genevieve Ward
Fanny Brough
John Billington
Er. L. Blanchard
Clement Scott
Edward Righton
W. H. Denny
Charles Davies
Royal Theatrical Fund
Frederick Harrison
Walter Goodman
the Grove
Hammersmith
General Fund
John Wood
J. Ashby-Sterry
Henry Irving
Boston
Ellen Terry
Honor to Charity Leader Plunkett Elevated to Peerage
The Right Hon. David Plunkett Q C MP for Dublin University chairs the North West London Hospital charity committee and has just been made a peer. The rise is hailed as a national honor and a boon to London voluntary charities alongside Sir Algernon Borthwick's elevation.
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David Plunkett
Q.C
Dublin University
North-West London Hospital
Kentish Town Road
Plunkett
Algernon Borthwick
Friends of London
Hospital Terroriser Punished By North East Charity
Mr T Glenton Kerr secretary of the North Eastern Hospital for Children Hackney road reports the charity has punished a boy about 14 who maliciously rang the hospital bell at Worship Street Police Station and was fined 8s plus costs. The nuisance has troubled the night porter who has been awakened six times in one night by false alarms. The hospital operates night and day for emergencies and seeks publicity of the punishment.
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T. Glenton-Kerr
North-Eastern Hospital For Children
Hackney-road
Kerr
Worshipstreet Poliecaurh
Vicarious Philanthropy and a Tasmanian bill
Sir Henry H Howorth M P writes to the Times arguing against sermons of vicarious philanthropy asking doctors to fund memorials for medical figures. He condemns public appeal as vulgar and indecent and urges patient patients to subscribe only if they wish. The Tasmanian Legislative Council passes a bill to curb youthful street begging and child performances.
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Henry H. Howorth
M.P
Clark
Times
Gladstone
Andrew Clark
A. Clark
Tasmanian Legislative Council
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Christian
London Hospital
Kentish Town-Road
Helena
Duke of Connaught
Volunteer Force Benevolent Association
Duke of Cambridge
Earl of Denbigh
St. Petersburg
Russia
King Khama
Royal Hospital For
Beatrice
Lord Rothschild
Maw