Osbourne Court Circular Signals Royal Activities
The Queen and the Royal family were seen walking in the grounds at Osborne in the morning. Earl Russell has left Osborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne
Monpar
Earl Russell
Election Intelligence and Candidacy Moves
Election intelligence notes strong candidate interest across constituencies. Webb of Lincoln's Inn declares Conservative bid in Beverley Pembury area while Leveron Gower and Wyld seek re election. In Galvasy Chapman the sitting member may retire with Hon William Eden poised as candidate. Preston sees George Melly invited to stand as Ar Grenfell may not seek re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bepurs
Cg.lecock Webb
Lincoln's Inn
Leveron Gower
Wyld
Galvasy
Chapman
William George Eden
Cantley Hall
Doncaster
Preston
George Melly
Liverpool
Ar. Grenfell
North Riding MPs press malt tax and farming aid
The North Riding members Hon. W. E. Duncombe and Mr. W. C. Merritt spoke at Danby Dale Society dinners on malt tax relief and agricultural improvement. Duncombe urged taxing land less and cutting duties, while Merritt recounted bar in parliament attempts and pledged support for rural interests amid Yorkshire shows and farming progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Riding
W. E. Duncombe
W. ¢. S. Morritt
Danby
London
Mr. Merritt
Yorkshire
Merritt
Orward
House of Commons
Bear
Ryedsle
Pickering
Bfr
Duncombe
Lord Fevernham
Ottawa editorial under fire over future capital claim
A Ottawa reader defends the city's fitness as Canada’s future capital against a Times of the lith iist critique. He cites royal visits, public order during receptions, and endorsements by dignitaries including the Duke of Wellington, arguing Ottawa is well situated and capable despite rivals in Montreal Toronto and Quebec. He notes the Times’ pattern of trivia on Ottawa and urges publication of the letter. The message also mentions European aristocrats traveling from Hinchingbroke to Casbiobury Park and other social notices, including a curious orchid exhibit at the Royal Horticultural Gardens in South Kensington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Ottawa
Canada
Royal
Prince of Wales
Montreal
Ita
Troe
Toronto
Quebec
Duke of Wellington
Bytown
Maria Marchioness of
Ailesbury
Earl of Sandwich
Hinchingbroke
Huntingdonshire
Earl and Countess of Essex
Casbiobury Park
Watford
Hertfordshire
Earl
Countess Russell
Pembroke Lodge
Richmond Park
Duke of Bedford
Woburn Abbey
Bedfordshire
Earl Cowper
Countess Cowpee
Ladies Cowper
Scot
Lianover
Continent
Lord
Chesham
Latimer
Cudex
Roxburghe
Panama
Royal Engineer Establishment
Chatham
Thomas Fraser
Halling
Thomas Weekes
Rochester
Earl of Darnley
Groves
Royal Engineers
Harness
O.B
Broapton
T. B. Collinson
J. F. M. Browne
C.B
Lovel
O.L
Parent Museumu
South Kensrycron
Alabama
Sumter
Semmes
Mestrs, Saunders, Otley, and Co
Henry Brine
Bath
Eliza Brine
Southgate-Street
United Hospital
Triad
Brisante
Somerset Assues
Art Union prizeholders select various works from London gallery
A detailed notice explains how Art Union prizeholders pick to maximize art exposure, arguing the press should detail prize results. It praises independent judgment, notes specific works and buyers, and defends the fast completion of finished pieces amid market pressures and public expectations.
Malta Naval Movements and Personnel Arrivals
The Malta news reports arrival and departure of vessels including Pelican Chanticleer Magicienne Gibraltar and Resistance, with dispatches for the naval commander in chief. Officers and staff such as Paymaster George S. Goddard and Lt. the Hon. B.H.G. Meade sail for Alexandria. Victoriously, ships travel to Tunis Bay and Bayrut while other vessels enter or depart Malta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paymanter
George S. Goddard
John O. Thompson
Thomas F. I
Shelley
Malta
Aveost
Pelican
Susa
Smarty
Marlborough
Meeanee
Magicienne
Chanticleer
Bayrout
Rhodes
Ateam
Psyche
Naples
Naval Commander In Chief
Campbell
F.n
Bedford
R.N
Denwoodie
Resistance
Gibraltar
Revenge
Yelverton
Bay of Tunis
BH. G. P. Meade
Peninsular and Oriental Company
Ceylon
Alexandria
Nettleton
Massilia
Marseilles
Graham
Austin
Flowers
Wood
Syria
Southampton
G. Mowbray
Volunteer Prize Shooting at Wimbledon Hones Regiment Marksmen
The Volunteers of 2st Middlesex Civil Service hold the Paincy of Wales Challenge Cup and related prizes at Wimbledon ranges. Private Pluskett wins the 100 guinea cup with 81 points, Herries takes the Ladies Cup, while Corporal Taylor and Serjeant Bowman share No 1 and No 2 marksman prizes with 38 and 36 points respectively. Ensign Halliday leads instructors with 43 points and Bowman's 40 ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Civil Service
Cotongi
Hi Koray
Corporal Taylor
G Company
Serjeant
Bowman
H Company
E. Role
Gardner
D Company
Claca
Phillips
B Company
Hamilton
Dnta
Liday
Warren
Burroughs
Hurries
Halliday
Taylor
Jahiots
Wimbledon
Grouse and hare shooting opens strong in Scottish moors
The twelfth of August reports abundant game on many moors with both old and young grouse in fine condition. Notable bags include Mr Alexander Pringie and party with 25 brace grouse and eight hares, and Sir Hugh Hume Campbell plus others on Loch Kennard Lodge and Glenturret hills. Inland districts like Killin and Kinloch show heavy yields as railway exports confirm the slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Pringie
John Marchbank
B Macgill Deichter
David Fringle -Harged
Hugh ‘Hume Campbell
Patrick K. Murray
Ochtertyre
Glenturret
Alr
Draper
Maharajah
Dhauleep Slay
Loch Kennard Lodge
Grantully
Shian
Johnstone
Russell
Innergeldie
A. C. Dundas
Lamers
James Dunlop
Dunlop
Olathic
Afr
Guinnis
Fendoch
Killin
Kinloch
Tumohmoora
Pearson Kaecise
Brecam
Glens
Invermark
Lochley
Earl of
H. F. Davie
W. Alexander
Mr. Arnaud
Hanthill
Grimersta
D. Robertson
Eng
Guisachan
D.C. Merjoribanks
M.P. Harris
F. Milbanke
Helmedale
D. Penrose
Howebitt
Brodie
Col. Baillie
Major Baillie
Inchbae
N. E Vaughan
Indhros
H. D. Drummond
Heelistetrdnes
E.T. Rufford
Q. Ta
M.P
Taverere
Mackenzie
Inverlael
Mr. Raincock
Invermoriston
J. Heathcote
Amory
Daland
Ram
Mr. Macleod
Kilbary
V.corbet
Bart. Kilbride
C. St. Campbell
Kildonan
S. Hadwin
Fay. Killeran
S. Whitbread
Lentran
P, Grant
Lethen
Kennedy
Lochbroom
Mitchell Tones
Lochearron
John Stuart
Locheilt
Sidebottom
Loch Iniford
Peel
Loch Luichart
A. F.thistlsthwayte
Loch More
Colonel Baker
Loch Rosque
Strachan
Holloway
Moyhall
F. G. Dalgetty
Eaq
Mairtown
F. Walker
Esq
Munboum
A. Mackezie
Nairnside
Mr. Morgan
Ness Castle
Lord Saltoun
Nether Lochaber
Liddestale
A. Maclean
New Kelso
E. P. Wolatenholme
Oudaaba
O. A. Banbury
Patt
H. Brooke
Frioness
J. Fisher
Pitrain
Mfr
Calley Polmaily
G. G. Mackintosh
Port Clair
Porter
Portree
B. Carter
Ribigil
Grant
Rose
Holford
Rosevalley
Gordon
Rowray
Orkney
Ross
Highlanders
Donovan
Cockburn
Sallaby
A. G. Macdonald
Seatwell
R. Ainslie
Sconsor
A. Wigrare
A Shandwick
W. J. Murray
Shieldaig
J. Bateson
Skeabost
C. D. Jones
Eag. Skibo
G. Dempster
Eag
Strathban
G. Morrison
Strathconan
J. C. Leigh
Stnathgarre
Gerald Fitsgerald
Esa
Strathmashie
Edwards Strathroy
Strathwaich
G. R. Smith
Alttaish
Colonel Smyth
Wester Kullachy
W. Har___Breaves
Westfield
Brydon
West Park and Glenrothes
John Gavin
Wyvis
R. Birbeck
Stirling
Stirling Observer
Burlingshire
Perthabire
Airthrey
Lord Abercromby
Ardach
Drummond
Artolanig
W. Norris
Aucherbowie
Elphinstone
Rachteesin
Binking Home
Allenton
Henry Seton
Stewart
Bart
Elsir Drummond
Home Drummond
Balquhidder
J. P. Walker
Boquhan
H. F. Campbell Baenknock
W. Wilson
Bruce Cantle
G. Ks. M
Philharmonic Society honors conductor with silver plate gift
Members of the Philharmonic Society at their last annual meeting voted a handsome plate to their conductor Professor Sterndale Bennett as a memento of the first performance of his new Symphony in G minor. The gift followed the season’s June 27 1864 concerts and marks the thirty-second year of the society’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prynarsonic Society
The
Philharmonic Society
Sterndale Bennett
Thames Embankment dispute between Board and Conservators over dredged materials
At a Metropolitan Board of Works meeting a dispute arose with the Conservators of the River Thames over supplies for filling behind the Thames Embankment. Engineer S J W Leach reports Furness received full dredged material. claims of inferior deposits and price objections are disputed. material quality and washage are defended as adequate and properly handled. August 10, 1864.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Board of Works Tetra
Thames Embankment
Thames
Othe
Furness
Conservancy
Board of Conegvators
Metropolitan Wound of Works
Thames Conservator
George Furness
Thanes
Metropolitan Board
Themuelves
Farnese
Hag
Hia
Messrs. Hunter
English
Furnesy
Ritson
Kitaon
Sam, &c
Joan Pottaro
Tosrd
Thames Conservancy
Trinity-suare
Tower-hill
Tiver
Bly. Farness
EL Borstaf
J. Pollard
Bays
Metropolitan Board of Works
River Thames
Metropoiitan Board of Works
Farness
For
W. Leach
Fire destroys six thatched houses in Wimborne village
A Sunday afternoon fire in Fas! Borough Wimborne began about 3:30 and gutted six houses in a row on one side and three more opposite as thatch burned furiously. Residents could only partly remove belongings as flames spread rapidly through dry thatch. Five or eleven families left homeless. one man addressed the engine issues guiding repairs that allowed water to flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisporye
Wimborne
Han Tard
Ixinsand
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Election Intelligence
ARS
Art-Union
Survolx-Etreet
Art Union of London
C. J. Costerton
St. Michael's Mount
Cornwall
W- A. Gillman
Kent
W. W. Giblin
J. Duffield
British Institution
J. J. Wilson
G. A. Wilksns
Art- Union
W. W. Middleton
H. Whiffin
W. Crosby
J. W. Shepherd
Ecclesham
Susser
E. L. Meadows
W. Hamilton
G. Bonavia
R. C. Foster
H. J. Boddington
Lieder
North
Wales
J. Taylor
North Wales
J. Carruthers
B. Budge
G. Hopcraft
W.W. Pitt
Tamerton
Devon
Kingswear-on-the- Dart
St. Germains
Pitt
R. D. Buttemer
Schloeser
F. Shaw
R. Stewart
J.C. Ward
Messrs. T. Oliver
C. Beale
Dr. Tuke
Mountain River View
Merionethshire
T. K. Pelham
Anne Page
W. Clarke
T. Norris
W. Ascroft
Virginia
C. Smith
F. Clayton
A. W. Williams
Folyoake
Fgherman
R. Aitken
E. Mason
R. Thacker
J. Tennant
Messrs. W. Hopgie
A. Zipey
H. P. Badger
Barnes
Putney
A. F. Rolfe
R. Hall
Ae . Henzeli
God
W. H. Wilson
Nestling
J. Banner
Loch Ard
A. Paton
J. Greenway
T. Whittle
J. C. Thompson
Isle of Wight
G. D. Callow
W. Tovey
Mire
Curwen Grey
W. Blain
J. Godet
Binstead
T. Fisher
Art Union
Alfred Clint
Henley-on-Thames
Clint
T. Ryder
G. W. Lorlor
G. Cunliffe
Malwyn
Trath Bach
E. C. Williams
W. Conibeere
Portia
Antonio
W. B. Jones
S. R. Percy
Robert Laurie
Stonethwaite Bridge
Duddon
Cumberland
J. Peel
H. Lewis
Pegwell Bay
H. Williams
Alea
W. Blyth
A. J. Stark
G. Earl
Miss Gold
Glenelg
Skye
J. Williams
W. Stewart
F. Turner
Littlehales
H. L. Roberts
Christabel
Coleridge
Andy Courtenay
Inverness-shire
Abrinchan
Lochletter
Francis Palmer
Achany
Gen
Matheson
Achilaleo
Fassifern
J. M.3
Graves
Achnacarry
Donald Caneron
Lochiel
Advie
Munn
Applecross
Lord Middleton
Ardgay
Greenyards
Long
Ardverikie
Henry Bentinck
Armadale
Hart
Attadale
Herbert
Auchiotoul
Major Walker
aAluchnanault
Amfuitland
Auchnashallach
Lord Hill
Aultconier
Thistlethwayte
Ault
Little Wyvie
Rogie
John Witaye
A. Wilson
Dalcross
EH. Davidson
Dallas
A. K. George
Dalmigavie
C. Carnie
Daviot
Mr. Strachan
Dorbeck
Abernethy
S. Steers
Dorrisdaln
A. HL
Bill
Druidag
Ellandonan
W. A. Pochin
Drumasbie
Dramochter
J. Fenton
Drumochter
Crawford
Dromruinie
Danbeath
Bell
Ean
W. Forster
Dandriggan
J. H
Amor Duncan
Frasar
Dummagaey
Thomas Chirside
Dunrobin
Duke of
Farraline
J. King
Fasnakyle
Luge
Flowerburo
F.G. Mackenz Easy
R. M. O. Maas
Fowlta Castle
Gaick
Lord Lilford
Gsirloch
St. John
Gernsernie
K. Bateson
Ei Gildermorry
Sir K Kerson
Gledfield
Glenshiel
Lord Cowper
Glenshiere
Edovar
Keir
M.P. Kippen
Colonel Watkins
Kilbryde
Rodd
Kippendavie
Lanrick
A. Jardine
Larbert Howe
Major Chalmer
Livilands
J. Morrison
Lochearnside
Lord Willoughby d’Eresby
Meiklewood
Capt
Patrick Murray
Plean
J. M. Lewis
Stenhouse
W. C. Bruce
Stronvar
Carnegie
Sanchie
Molyneux H. Nepean
Strowan
T. J. Stirling
Touchadamani Palmaize
Murray
Torrie
D. G. Robertson
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