Smyth Pigott at Hig June Throne An Edinburgh Sage
Edinburgh report details Smyth Pigott's public gathering at Princes Street site led by a mysterious Master promising revelations ahead of the Last Dispensation. Observers note packed rooms, strong religious rhetoric, and sensational claims about spiritual liberty and end-times prophecies. Over £100 raised by the event for ongoing Oblations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spek
Reydenlafield
Fuad Gm
Heer
Ieee
Dean
Tigett
Beerge Street
Edinburgh
Elsitopa
Smyth-Pigott
VrHity
Migoit
Slater Huth
Ugo de Mba
Romantic letters and engagement in a Welsh court case
The defense details a long courtship between Francis Henry Leva and Miss Ross at Llandudno and Sutton Park. Letters describe deep affection, requests for copies of correspondences, and plans for marriage tied to a company balance sheet. Witnesses discuss payments, engagement promises, and social obstacles amid a business dispute with Lees.
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Sridom
Treagh
Sitninghan
Francis Henry Leva
Lettera
Lee Finhige
Munien
Mort
Aberystulth Ag
Peema
Wal
Walt
Laile
Feliem
Koben-place
Wesenbatt
Lees
Toa Heeaklag
Llandudna
Misa Iowa
Miss Ross
Bayer Ium
Sutton Parik
Mise Mose
Coun Beal
The Napoleons and the Turin Wedding Debates
Belgian papers report on M vambile Barrere attending the Turin ceremony and the Napoleon wedding. Journalists note Prince Napoleon’s cautious remarks and a private vow not to offend the French government while praising the Republic.
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M.vambile Barrere
Turin
Napoleon-Goburg
M. Plohonm Carter
Paria
Druch
Brittany
M. Marrere
Ceremonia
M. Pion
Re Quirinal
Mont Mente Roble
Napoleon
Montenlierl
France
Republic
Miguel
Manuel
Jaime
Journallsts
Patuis Bourbon
MM. Wilm
Vaillant
Lin
Violeta
Csikel
Monyal Scatus
Leopold
Palne
Laneites
Great Britain
Spain
Tran
Mike
Clementne
Albert
Ashe
Montcater
Brussels
Reyal
Kingdom of
Westphalia
National Assembly
Jerome
Hig Son
Victoria
Napoleon Iti
Duc de Bassano
Moyul
Mathilde
Prince of Wales
Demidoff
Autre
Palala Royal
Canadian Unity Highlighted by Militia Hosts Visit
The Queen's Own Rites of Toronto and the Royal River of Montreal journey toward Quebec and England mark progress in national unity. A leading French Canadian militia regiment hosts the English speaking Canada's premier militia unit, signaling cooperation across communities.
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Toronto
Montreal
Quebec
England
Canada
One of Havelock's Balints Dead in London Mission
The South London Press reports the death of Mr W. Hitchcock a London City Mission staff member who toiled with Borough Market porters. A veteran of the Indian Mutiny he fought at Lucknow Dehli and Cawnore and joined General Havelock at his deathbed in loyalty to the relief effort.
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Jorge Bremets
Cmd
Roerdal
Ihei Meott
Ben Tatar
Henmselves “Ladtersbyy
Owen Rewer
Maader
South London
W. Hitchcock
London City Mission
Hitchcock
Havelock
Lucknow
Deibl
Cawnpore
American Battlefleets Visit London After Atlantic Crossing
Eight American battleships in four divisions arrive at Portland and Gravesend after crossing the Atlantic. The Minnesota anchors opposite Terrace Pier Gravesend with Gravesend mayor Dingle aboard to greet visitors. Royal Navy officers host lunch at the Savoy as crews tour London landmarks and discuss peace and arbitration between Britain and the United States.
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Partle
Seillex
Atlantic
Thames
Gravesiil
Greenabbe
Northfield
Portland
Ronsiots
Connecticut
Seaton Schroeder
Delaware
North Bagot
Michigan
Eeck
Wiviston
Cherbourg
Eme
Louisiana
Vreeland
Kansas
South Carolina
New Hampshire
Minnesota
J. Murdock
Vermont
Missionippi
Tdaho
Firest
Conchvta
Georgia
T. BH. Howard
Nebraska
Rhode Island
Virginia
Minneaota
Terrace Pier
Gravesend
Whips
Captain Dingle
London
St. Pauls Westminster Abbey
Tower
Trafalgar Square
Buckingham Palace
Downing Street
Grove
Ameican Galler
Mrby' Commissariat Department
Fee
Homa
Savoy Hotel
Hedworth Lambton
America
Ard
Murdock
Royal Navy
Great Britain
United States
Despondent view at Charing Cross Bank creditors meeting
A meeting of creditors for the Charing Cross Bank revealed liabilities of £380,909 with assets uncertain. Official Receiver Mr F Leadaum Hough estimated recoveries between £2.6 million and £3 million, while detailing heavy costs and misleading deposit campaigns that drained funds across England Scotland and Ireland.
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Charing Crom Bank
F. Leadaum Hough
Lloyd's News
Newton Street
King’s Hall
al Perton
Middlesex
Geason Lumber and Trading Co
Guape
Hough
Alfred W. Carpenter
England
Scotland
Ireland
Carpenter
Watervaal Farm
Krugersdorp
Director of Public Prosecutions
Chartered Accountants
Stockyard takings and legal wrangles in 19th century notes
The article notes the creation of a limited Nobility company owning Argentine Ave breeding concerns La Belen and Las Barrancas, with a £1,600,000 capital. It also recounts a judge's perplexing ruling at Southwark County Court over a gold withdrawal by three trustees, a boy's unusual testimony, and a police case involving missing funds linked to the Walthamstow Builders' Labourers' Union, followed by coverage of political remarks attributed to Prince Napoleon and a Paris correspondent’s report on royal figure statements.
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la Belen
Las Barrancas
Manuel J. Cobo
Cass
Willia
Southwark County Court
Walthamstow
H. Hedges
Mr Hedges
Hedges
Sam
Woo
Judge Wills
Howe
PRF
Alem Cnt Emall
Victor
Clementing
Paria
Prine
Ouellae
France
Italy
Napoleon
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Pigott
Arly Triees
Ab Duilly
Bate
Cowen
Whiguler Tink Smythe
Fide Lee
Onoreky
HHS
Pancy
Mr Be
Paris
Canadian Unity
Havelock's Baints
Wen
Charing Cross Bank
Chelsea
Dublin
Wm. Barclay Peat
B. Peat and Co
Tronmonger Lane
Cheapside
William Plender
Deloitte, Plender, Grimsithe, and Co
London Wall Buildings
Finsbury Circus
James Craig
Jay, Fairbairn
Henry Learmont
Glasgow
H. de Gouvaine
J. BE. T. Radcliff
Oxford
Barat
ROYAL
Marhiag
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