Parliamentary Progress and Irish Land Bill Passage
The piece reports brisk parliamentary progress with the Irish Land Bill advancing after obstructive tactics waned. It notes the Land Commission's rent adjustments, mixed gains for Liberal Unionists, and planned measures like Allotments and Coal Mines Regulation Bills, while flagging foreign concerns over the Suez Canal and domestic worries such as smoke nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Watkin
Lord Wolseley
Edward
Land Commission
Bridgeton
George Trevelyan
Sir George
House of Commons
Mr. Gladstone
Sir George Trevelyan
Liberal Party
Glasgow
Lord Salisbury
Suez Canal
New
Hebrides
Elizabeth
Nuch
Parl Dment
Special Sunday Edition Highlights Yesterday’s News
A special Sunday edition from Lloyds Weekly Newspaper Office summarizes yesterday’s events. The issue compiles notable stories, market moves, and social highlights in a compact, period style format for Sunday readers.
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Lloyd’s Weekly
Mornxina
Paris Exposition and Duel News Roundup
Yesterday’s telegrams report a closed plan for a duel between ex Premier and General Boulanger failing to progress. It notes a sword duel between M. Reinach and M. Magnier, with Reinach wounded. Other items cover Paris 1889 Exhibition thoughts, a Paris blaze delaying newspaper printing, and a cordial meeting of Emperor Francis Joseph and Emperor William at Gastein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Boulanger
M. Ferry
Paris
République Frangaise
M. Magnier
Evrénement
M. Reinach
Mépublique
M. Keinach
M. Flourens
Irish attempt to wreck day mail on Great Northern railway
Reports say stones were placed on the line near Cillich station to disrupt the day mail, recalling a 30 year old incident that killed an Earl of Enniskillen and another Orangeman, with passengers escaping. Also noted are Kerry emigrants departing Queenstown for Quebec, Buckley’s eviction relief, a fatal quarry accident in Derbyshire, and Mr and Mrs Gladstone traveling to Hawarden during recess.
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Ireland
Irish Great Northern Railway
Cillich
Earl of Enniskillen
Kerry
Queenstown
Quebec
Winnipeg
Buckley
Killarney
John Bacon
Haddon Hall
Derbyshire
Guaps Toxe
Gladstone
Euston Station
Hawarden
Great Fire at Whiteley's Imperial Parliament Yesterday
A large blaze tore through Mr William Whiteley's furniture factory between Queen's Road and Westbourne Grove last night causing immense property damage. Firefighters battled the flames as gas explosions shattered walls. two policemen were on site, one missing beneath the ruins. Several people were injured and taken to St Mary's hospital while workers and horses perished in the fire. The incident prompted investigation into possible incendiarism amid ruined premises and surrounding houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Whiteley
Queen’s Road
Westbourne Grove
Palmer
Douglas-place
Bayswater
St. Mary’s Hospital
Supposed Outrage and Murder Inquest Opened for Susan Jay
Coroner for Middlesex ordered an inquest into the death of a woman believed named Susan Jay who died at a London hospital after being found injured on the Great Eastern line between Stratford and Coburn Road last Monday night. She regained some strength to say she had been insulted and maltreated on a train but could not identify her assailants or explain how she came to lie on the four foot way. The Stratford to Coburn Road run covers about two miles with no intermediate station.
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House OF Commons
Tue Tey Conservancy Bron
Cquarces Bron Samh Lane
Penrose Fitzgerald
the Treasury
Ireland
W. H. Suir
Serjeant Mappyn
Tos. Russe
The
Land Commission
W. H. Swirm
Arthur Balfour
Gladstone Party
Sir W. Harcourt
Mr. Chamberlain
J. Courtney
Mr. Druton
Finlay
Marquis of HaRtrxeron
Dillon
Arthur Barroun
Kimber
Board of Trade
Midland Railway Company
Wynne
Baxter
Middlesex
Susan Jay
London Hospital
Wynan
Great Eastern Railway
Stratford
Cobun-road
Coburn Road
Alleged Wife Murder at Dundee by Gardener Stephen Mackay
An elderly Dundee gardener, Stephen Mackay, was arrested on the charge of murdering his wife after a quarrel while drinking. He is accused of striking her with an iron poker, fracturing her skull. she died hours after admission to hospital.
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Dundee
Stephen Mackay
Mackay
One Eye Huron Vengeance in Dover Telegraphing
A Dover telegraph report claims Vice admiral Hewett's squadron chased Fremantle at speed while Collingwood faced engine failure and was abandoned. Inflexible also broke down near Dungeness, with consorts abandoning her. A grand torpedo attack off Portsmouth is planned for Monday as the Channel fleet readies for its annual cruise likely around Scotland, returning by early November. An Birmingham nail strike riot disrupts Cradley and Bilston workers with police guidance, desks, and sacks transporting workers to safety. A Leeds assizes case sees Percy Fairshaw Spencer Robinson convicted of forging a 1000 cheque, sentenced to five years penal servitude.
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Dover
Nage
Hewett
Fremantle
H.als
Collingwood
H.M.S
Dungeness
Portsmouth
Channel
Scotland
Rior
Brewrycraft
Birmingham
Cradley
Halesowen
Bilston
Messrs. Shaw and Sons
Glover Street
Forceey
Leeds Assizes
Percy Fairshaw
Spencer Robinson
Doncaster
London
John Montague
Melton Park
Deril Caresfoot adaptation opens Strand with crude scenes
Last night at Strand the adaptation of Rider Haggard Dawn by DC Hada den Chambers and Stanley Little drew mixed reaction. Janet Achurch showed promise amid uneven delivery. Charrington, Carleton, and Mellish gave strong character work. The piece was praised for intrigue but criticized for crude construction. Gaiety Theatre to close until Saturday for True Love with Potter, Bellew, and Willard joining cast.
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Deril Caresfoot
Messrs. DC
Hadaden Chambers
Stanley Little
Mr. Rider ‘Haggard
C. Dodsworth
Carlotta Addison
Janet Achurch
George Cares
Chas. Charrington
Royce Carleton
Morosa
Philip Caresfoot
Fuller Mellish
Fires at Bankside Oil Wharf and Nearby Grounds
Yesterday at 5 18 p m two fires broke out at Sir W A Rose and Co oil wharf Bankside burning about 100 barrels of Stockholm tar and 200 casks. The blaze spread to the British Lion wharf destroying about 45 tons of turf litter and three loads of hay. Nearby at Dartford alarm rose around gunpowder works as undergrowth near a dogwood stackyard caught fire. a large group of workmen quickly contained the flames.
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Sir
W. A. Rose and Co
Bankside
British Lion
Messrs. Pigon, Wilkes
Laurence
Dartford
Surrey win by six wickets at the Oval
In a cricket summary from yesterday at the Oval Surrey defeated Gloucestershire by six wickets after leading by 343 for seven and finishing 357. Gloucestershire were bowled out for 202 and 221 in the two innings. W. Grace top-scored for Gloucestershire with 46.
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Surrey
Gloucestershire
the Oval
Shuter
Key
Beaumont
A. P. Douglas
Mr. W. Grace
Ir. E. M. Grace
W. G. Grace
E. M. Grace
Maurice Read
Leicestershire
Yorkshire
Leicester
Hinll
Les
Kent
MippLesEx
Canterbury
A. J. Webbe
Middlesex
Messra
Patterson
Wilson
A Shaw
Shrewsbury
Newccastle
Gosforth
Canabary
United Services
Portsmouth
M.C.C
Scarporough
Lord’s
Scarborough
Lewes Race Meeting Opens With Numerous Two Year Olds
The Lewes card features the Nevill Plate for two year olds with Merry Lass, Maestrale and Tomasha among five runners, plus the Castle Plate, De Warrenne Handicap, Club Open Plate, Aatley Stakes and Juvenile Plate among six races. Saturday offers Coombe Stakes and Hamsey Welter Handicap with several notable entries and a full slate of six to nine contenders in each race.
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Lewes
Merry Lass
Maestrale
Tomasha
Esher
Laceman
Indian Star
Cobbler
Nora
Southill
Dochart
Pun
Edward
Simon Pure
Nether Avon
Frondeuse
Northumbria
Missy Baba
Polly
Jacob
Winter Cherry
Kenmore
Coombe
Kaunitz
Jessie
Hamseyv Welter
King Milan
Cavalier
Syrs
Gratecus
Leonorat
Gentle Alice Tf
Achilles
Claudian
Tom Moore
Merry Duchess
Wavelet
Distinian
Shree Rade
Langworthy Case Appeal Rejected by Senior Judges
The Master of the Rolls and Lords Justices Lindley and Lopes refused Langworthy's appeal after a registrar declined to set a hearing date for his application to be represented in the damages inquiry before the Official Receiver in the Langworthy breach of promise case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Langworthy
Master of the Rolls
Lords
Lindley and Lopes
Edward Martin Langworthy
Registrar Hazlitt
Langworthy
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Ricat Snowmey
Justice Chitty
John Cutler
Buffalo Bill
Colonel Cody
Geo. Sanger
Reuter
France
Liberté
Gastein
Francis Joseph
Badeschloss
William
Prince Ferdinand OF
Saxe-Coburg
Soria
M. Natechevitch
Vienna
Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
M. Natchevitch
M. Katkoff
Moscow
Cclle
Russia
M. Paul Derouléde
M. Laur
Afghanistan
Sruva
Gholam Hyder Khan
Kot al-Dado
Ameer
Cabul
Morocco
Tanders
Rabat
Tedla
Navarra
America
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Saturdey
Cook County
Chicago
Central Asia
Bowray
Badakshan
Amu Daria
Chardjui
Gandamak
Chitral
Sher Afzal Khan
India
Bomway
Maxwell Melvill
Bombay
Whiteley’s
George Danford Thomas
Crowndale Hall
Camden Town
William A. Collier
Cambridge
Glenelg
Teddington-road
Hampton-wick
J. Whitlock
Kensal-place
Kensal-green
Liverpool
Great Northern
William Legg
King’s Cross
Endacott
Blonday
Cass
Bowman
Volunteer Artillery
Shoeburyness
England
London, Tilbury, and Southend
Midlothian
Grimsby
Cheshire
Carnarvon
Lancashire
Durham
Welsh Harp
Hendon
Tue Pouett
Wisconsin
Caupringe
Jesus College
1St Cambridgeshire Rifle Volunteers
Gaiety Theatre
Russ Neil
James Brown Potter
Kyrle Bellew
E. S. Willard
Kempton Park
Ivrga Narional
Merry Andrew
Sporting Life
Her Majesty
Gautby
Sporting Times
Harpagon
Vietuclui's Gazette
Cactus— Sporting
Yvorter's
Camperdown
Cactus—Licensed Victualler’s Gazette
An TS Windsor
Avcust Hannicar
Szportsmaan
Cazhiers
Ruddigore
Freid Ruddigore
Trixie
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