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Newspaper

Evening Herald

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 21, 1864

Page

1

Parliamentary actions ratify and withdraw bills in Commons

In the House of Commons yesterday the second reading offer for the Inna of Court Bill was discharged and the bill withdrawn on Mr. Roesack's motion. The Appeal in Criminal Cases Act Amendment List was also withdrawn. The Facilities for Divine Service in Collegiate Schools Bill faced opposition over religious practice in public schools, with amendments proposed to defer or split readings. Several other bills progressed or were amended, and references to select committees were suggested for the church bill. The session adjourned shortly before two o'clock.

House of Commons Roesack F. Kerry Cuties Hannessiie Kinsarzo R. Mitts Neate F. Powett G. Gary Cortis Cathedral Minor Corporation Indian Medical Service Monsent Ireland Marquis of Hantindox Landport Ravelin Portsea Island County Ofants SeakEs Ferrand Secretary of State Home Department Mr. Roebuck Inns of Court F. Kelly Home Secretary Court of Criminal Appeal Court of Justice Jrdges Westmeinster Hell Hadf Wil Wn Collins House of Lords Eton Winchester Rugby Harrow Church of England Hov Eiue Hardcastle King Fivard Edward the Sixth Mr. Kinnatrd Mms Mills Bear Mbers Kinnaird Te Boya Her Majesty Select Committee Mc. F. S. Powell Sir G. Grey Pendales Solicitor General Admiralty Secretary of State For War Consolidated Fund Cathedral Minor Scourfield Roebuck Massey Monsell MOD Ming Marquis of Hartington Giscis County of Hants Whitechapel Earl and Countess Stanhope Mary Stanhope Town Chevening Park Pear Sevenon Beaumont M.P Margaret Beaumont Piccadilly Earl St. German's Earla Romney Nelson Amherst Churston Hours of Commons Great Eastern Railway Company City of London Coleridge Q.C Metropolitan Railway Company Trinity, Square Afr. Fowler Commons Recorder Corporation of Karslake Somerset Havince Teign Valley Lord Eversley Cripps Gloucester and Selbury Lord Egerton Earl Devon Calvert Portpatrick Buota Larne North of Ireland Serjeant Bellasis Mundell Glasgow and South-Western Rodwell D.C North Staffordshire Railway Company Lord Silcheater Cannock Chase Wolverhampton Sheffield Waterworks (Foundation Duke of Buackingham Earl of Malmesbury Earl Harrowby Falmouth Saye and Sele Burke Parvonstown Prortanma Aldborough East India Revenue Accounts Hill New Zealand Totlax Medical Service Polia Management Cranbourne-street Westminster Bridge Balmon Fisheries Scotland Edral Minor Corporations Armagh H. Seymour Foreign Office Crawfurd Alexander Stewart Central Criminal Court London 8 Hill Eee Weston Japan

Imperial Parliament House of Commons Debates Summary

The House adjourned mid-session after discussions on multiple bills. A motion discharged the Inns of Court Bill’s second reading. Debate covered the Appeal in Esoteric Cases Act Amendment, Divine Service in Collegiate Schools, Defence Act, and various public measures. An inquest into Katherine Faning’s death returned an open verdict.

John Humphreys Middlesex London Hospital Katherine Faning John Vandeller Catherine Faning Lambeth Street Whitechapel Henry Blayer Catherine Lloyd Vandeller Elizabeth Baker Caroline Lacy Samuel Richardson New York John Fitzgerald London

Court Circular at Osborne Visits Royal Family Members

Her Majesty and Princess Louise drove out yesterday. Dr Jenner arrived Sunday and returned this morning. Sir James Clark has arrived and stays at Osborne. Their Royal Highnesses Prince and Princess Louis of Hesse dined with Prince and Princess Leiningen yesterday.

Osborne Wepsesday Princess Louise Jenner James Clark Prince Princess Louis of Hesse Leiningen

Visit Up The Prince and Princess of Wales to Orleans House

The Duke and Duchess d Aumale hosted a grand reception for the Prince and Princess of Wales at Orleans House after a Seaanek and dinner with a large distinguished company. A ball followed with dancing to Jullien’s band and lavish rooms illuminated for guests including ministers and nobility.

Prince and Princess OF Wales Orleans House Duke Duchess d’Aumale Orleana House Mia Francis Stonor Captain Grey White Lodge Richmond Park Count Countess de Paris Princesa of Wales Count de Paris Duchess of Wellington Prince de Condé Bra Mr. Lanze Duc d'Aumale Madame van de Weyer Marquis of Salisbury Countess of Clarendon Earl Russell Countess Coetlier Chelsea Prince of Wales Marchioness of Salisbury Marquis of Bath Mr. Hosher Earl of Clarendon Marchioness of Bath Marguerite Count d’En Duke de Penthiévre Reriu Orleans Jullien Duke d'Aumale Princess of Wales the Conant de Paris Madame Comyn Duke de Charteres Satanella Aefe Lancers Boalsle Prince Princess of Walea Prince Windischgratz Comyn Wachtmeister Duc de Granada Count Maffie Zanini M. de Santos Chevalier de Brito Baron Whitnall Marquis de Fortunati Alexander Apponyi Gertrude Talbot Reginald Talbot Countess of Craven Cravan Countess Cowley Feodora Wellesley Pollington Newry Miss Needham Jocelyn Misses Jocelyn Folkestone Miss Bouverie Royston Hinchingbrook Georgins Russell Miss Lister Hamilton Seymour Seymour Miss Thesiger Raglan Aveland Snd Miss Heathcote Gilbert. Kennedy Miss Peel Stanley Alderley Claud Hamilton Hamilton Henniker Henry Bourke Missea Cadogan Maurice Wingfield John Leslie Leslie Armar Pos van der Weyer Albert van de Weyer Cowell Stepzey Henry Reave Miss Reeve Alderson John Towneley Towneley Georges Drummond Baillie Miss Cochrane Arthur Knox Miss Gorges Hervey Miss Money Wm. Fraser Dudley Carleton Francia Bertie W. Coke George Cadogan Frederick Byng Morris Hill Wodehouse Currie Pierce Colin Campbell Arbuthnott Frederick Villiers Alfred Seymour Jervoise Smith

Cabinet Council at Downing Street Briefing Topics Likely

A Cabinet Council met yesterday at Downing Street with ministers including Viscount Palmerston Lord Chancellor Earl Granville and others. Noble attendees and their households prepared on travel and social duties as prominent figures were noted leaving for Goodwood Raby Castle and Scotland with dinners and receptions reported.

Treasury Downing-street Viscount Palmerston Earl Granville George Grey Earl Russell Earl de Grey Edward Cardwell Charles Wood Exchequer Duke of Somerset T. Milner Gibson Earl of Duke Duchess of Cleveland Raby Castle Marquis Marchioness of House of Commons Denis le Marchant Bart Lord Charles Russell Erskine May C.B Henry Ley Richards Gosset Frere S. Smith Vardon Howard M. Rose Gibbons

Royal visit to Aldershot and grand military display

Aldershot camp was honoured by a royal visit from the Prince of Wales and the Field Marshal Commanding in Chief with Prince Louis of Hesse. A grand review and field day featured inspected troops, a battlefield drill on Pyestock Hill, and a luncheon at General Pennefather’s hut.

Aldershot Prince of Wales Prince Louis of Hesse J. ¥. Scarlett Klc.l A.G Ceneral R. Airey C.B Camo Cove Common J. L. Pennefather K.C.B Duke of Cambridge J. Scarlett London Royal Horse Artillery 2D Life Guards Royal Companion Life Guards Marshall Coldstream Guards 62D Regiment Canada Portamouth Ingall Caesar Pyestock Hill Pennefather Royal Artillery Horge 14Th Regiment Royal Engineers Basingstoke Canal Yal Engineers Hodge David Wood Brook Taylor Anderson Ead Hassell Earl of Cardigan

West London School of Art prize meeting at New Gallery

A public meeting of supporters and students at 21H Great Portman Street W was held to award prizes. President Beresford Hope presided, letters from bishops and dignitaries were read, and remarks praised progress, attendance, and fundraising, noting increased medals and medallions won this year. Spillsbury of the mechanical class received a gold pencil case from his pupils.

Great Portlanul Street A. J. B. Beresford Hope Oxford Chichester Charles Eastly Hedgrave Hoberts Department of Science and Art South Kensington Museum Thehs Beresford Hope Earl Powis Digby Wyatt Spillsbury

London Health Report Sees Weekly Deaths Rise

Registrar General figures show 1300 London deaths in the week ending last Saturday, with 667 males and 633 females. Diarrhea deaths rise, measles remain high, including infant deaths, and several sub districts report fatalities from scarlatina and laryngitis.

London Poplar St. James, Bermondsey St. John Westminster Oxton Middlesex Hospital Robert Dundas Thomson F.R.S New River

Parliamentary Business and Miscellaneous Lord Debates

A chaotic house report lists parliamentary business including third readings and committees on taxes defense and public works. It notes motions from Mr Berkeley and others on admiralty pay inquiries, English and Irish bills, and a fatal accident at the Jesuits Chapel in Rue de Sevres. London General Cnines traffic receipts for the week ending July 17, 1864 are also shown.

Church of Scotland Professor Mitchell Cook K. M. Phin Arthur Kinnaird Earl Russell Foreign Office Abyssinis Alexandria Rue de Sevres Ilo Pulignac London General Cunines Company Libzn

Laying the First Stone of the Thames Embankment

The first stone of the Thames Embankment, north side, was laid by J Thwaites, president of the Metropolitan Board of Works, marking the project from Westminster Bridge to Blackfriars Bridge. The 7000 yard embankment includes a 100 foot width with a 30 foot promenade and new street connections to the Mansion House, easing traffic in Poultry Ludgate Hill Fleet Street and the Strand. The ceremony featured Lord John Manners and officials, with contracts to Farnese and Ritson, and a plan to house steam boat piers and public statuary along the riverfront.

Thames Embankment J. Thwaites Metropolitan Board of Works Westminster Bridge Blackfriars Bridge Metropolitan Hoard of Works Mansion House Poultry Cheapside Ludzate-hill Fleet-Street Farnese Waterloo Bridge Temple Gardens Ritson Bares, &c John Manners M.P Cowper Board of Works Afr J. Long Saunders M.C Mellor SLP Doulton M.donald Wallis le Breton Alderman Finois Nicholsy Newton Roach Collins Dalton Freeman Healey Phillips Thwaites Christopher Wren London Metropolis Aving Martin Thames Blackfriars Gladstore House of Commons House of Lords Theaires Bazalgette Richmond Castle Hotel Embankment

Outrage on a Young Lady in Govan

Report of a brutal assault on Miss Addie after a conv0y walk near Murrow Place. She was severely beaten by M Glinchey, identified by voice, while locals failed to intervene. She remained conscious, aided home, with police and witnesses detailing the incident and aftermath.

Addie Miss Addie Murrow Place Govan Miay Addie Cut Cessnock Nursery Govan-road Cessnock-road Weymouth Terrace Learmonth M'Glinchey M'Phernon Abe Glasgow Hoald

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