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Lloyds Weekly News

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 28, 1903

Page

14

Choppings and Wedding in Blany Rands

A long treatise on historic and biblical marriage customs contrasts ancient capture and betrothal with modern courting. It describes Arab and Bedouin practices from securing brides to the wedding procession, dowries, ceremonies, and the role of the bride, noting brutal penalties for broken vows and referencing Ruth and Boaz symbolism.

Txaac Rebekah Arabia Burckhardt Mount Einai Lhere Sinai Puen Boaz Ruth Mecca

London County Council Resumes Sessions at Spring Gardens

The London County Council met after the Whitsuntide recess with Lord Monkewell presiding. Proposals included renaming the Metropolitan Fire Brigade to London Fire Brigade, British-made materials for the Vauxhall bridge superstructure, and limits on commemorative tablets funding. A misinterpreted Stoke Newington incident prompted a council chuckle as the Fire Brigade was vindicated. the session adjourned at seven.

London County Council Spring Gardens Lord Monkewell Metropolitan Fire Brigade London Fire Brigade Bridges Vauxheil Bridge Ward Bringea Greenwich Beachcroft Conrail Parks Committee Rome Stoke Newington Tee Fire Brigade Committee Blake Newington

London School Board okays final budget after holidays

Lord Reay chaired the first London School Board meeting post Whitsuntide at Victoria Embankment. Sir Charles Eliott, Finance Committee chair, unveiled what he called the likely last budget, detailing past year expenditure at 5,250,486l with 132,003l rise, receipts at 790,317l, and a precept of 2,436,426l. For the current year, projected expenditure 3,387,000l and receipts 30,000l. balancing 2,552,792l, with rate rise and valuation gains. Eliott warned high expenditure remains a public concern. debate postponed.

Lord Reay London School Board Victoria Embankment Charles Eliott Joans London George Eliott

Trade in Soldiers Medals Brings Court Action

Lionel Green a Wardour Street jeweller was summoned at Westminster police court for buying medals from a private soldier. Detectives linked the case to stolen Omdurman campaign and good conduct decorations. Green admitted purchases and was ordered to pay treble Government value 3s 12d and a 10s fine or five months in jail.

Lionel Green Wardour-street Westminster Police Court Maxwell Earle Grenadier Guards Watts Wellington Barracks Omdurman Brook Aldershot Green

Sunday trading in Accrington sparks fines for shopkeepers

Town clerk brands Sunday trading a breach of the law as five local shopkeepers are fined five shillings each after Watch Committee fiat against Sunday openings. A Burkenhead religious disturbance leads to several prison terms and fines, including a 40s fine or one month for John Morris. In chancery court, Justice Byrne hears Robert Peel junior’s case over estate rents, declining to appoint a receiver and reserving costs. An advertisement promotes Clarke’s Blood Mixture as a remedy for multiple conditions.

Accrington Watch Committee Burkeny@an Birkenhead John McKeever Kensit James John Morris Peter Corley Chancery Justice Byrne Robert Peel Robert Peal Peel Elecama Clarke Bellian Worybless jAdrvial Johm Dyson Leeds Valdie Richmond Whitchurch Seleph F. Whittle Jones Emden Lambeth County Court Anne Daweron Brodie Stirling T. Dawson Brodie Lons Morecambe Bay Sunderland Preston Lancaster London Robert Lyall Guthrie Piper-kuidines Temple Yarrow Newcastle-on-Tyne Tynemount Castle Spanish Battery Clifford's Fort South Shields Frenchman's Point T. Healy Gray’s Inn St. Mark’s North Audrey Street W. HE. Guiness Lord Iveagh Hivelyn Hilda Stuart Ereking Earl of Buchan Great Western Windsor Norwich Board of Guardians Stepnacy Boorough Council London County Council Burdett Queen Victoria Newbury George Sanger Airs Reaves Liverpool Vauraday Ernest Lake Stanwick Northamptonshire Milby Nuneaton Warwickshire George Eliot Bournemouth Bawzber Beale H.M Sappho North Sea St.Margaret’s Church Westminster R. M. Groves B.N J. G. Groves M.P Cicely Tilbury Jay’s Regent-street Phillips and Son Marlborough-street Campbell C.lv.’S Bartholomew's Hospital Rochester Annia Murphy Warlingham Croydon

Coronation painting and court awards in London items

Bir Edwin Abbey paints the coronation representation for Buckingham Palace. A jury awarded 3500 pounds against the London County Council for compulsorily acquiring the White Lion, Vere Street. Other notes include prison, coroner, and public works actions, plus various fatalities and civic events across England.

Edwin Abbey R.A Buckingham Palace London County Council White Lion Vere Street Claremarket Strand Holborn Middlesex Guildhall Justice Wright W. F. Barry Henry C. A. Bingley E. Bullock L. D. Powles Dover Bohine Thornton-heath St. George-in-the-East Lambeth George A. Cook Etruria-street New-road Battersea Nine Elma Lupson Brighton Rottingdean Devon John Milford Bridgerale East Williams Burr Road Southfield Wandsworth Wandle Thames William Henry Swanson Rose Wood York Street Stepney Union Castle Company Douns Castle Plymouth Capetown Davis Kingston-on-Thamas George Ditlmar Lady Rothschild Walter Rothschild Aylesbury Literary Institution Christie’s N. Daneret OC. F. Mackim White House Washington Royal Institute of British Architects Derwent Mon Corporation Museum Newport Keighley Michael Cairns County Roscommon Leeds Stonehenge Croydon Mouday Charles Harding Church-street Borough W. Brown Kiose Kenley Henry Davis Lackawanna Anglo-American Oil Company Belfast Boulthorpe Fakenham Handcock John Hawke Keycam Extension Works Sheriff Jamieson Scottish Coal Trade Conciliation Board Liverpool Thomas Connor J. Robinson A. James Delestaphs Glasgow Chester Wr. A. Frazer Londonderry Southport B. A. Hignett Ilkley T. Helmes Buckingham Ludlow Emily Tidzer Brunswick Place Hove Pte A. Davidson D Company Scots Guards Chertsey Guards Wellington Barracks Robert W. Hanbury Board of Agriculture

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