Drift Toward Crisis in Salisbury Governed Ireland
The piece analyzes Lord Selisbury and the cabinet after resignations and illness, noting Sir Michael Hicks Beach's departure and Arthur Balfour's likely alignment with the Prime Minister. It covers Irish policy, the Irish Constabulary debate, coercion fears, and calls for timely self government and restrained use of force amid parliamentary tension.
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Lord Selisbury
Lord Randolph Churchill
Michael Hicks-Beach
M. Hicks-Beach
Ireland
Arthur Balfour
Lord Salisbury
Balfour
Coquet
Gladstone
Irish Constabulary
Philip Warwick
Parnell
Smith
Pain Engrilly
Dillon
Lord Clanricarde
Michael
Lord Salsbury
Lord Spencer
G. Trevelyan
Revolt in Bulgaria and court martial sentences
Reports from Rusiauxt and Rusteaurx describe a Bulgarian revolt centered at Silistria with a court martial condemning nine conspirators to death and many others to penal servitude. Foreign consuls urged mercy while crowds applauded the judgment. officials cite political unrest and pressure since last year as causes.
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Rusrauxt
Tirnova
Rusteaurx
Viloff
Ouzounoff
Widdin
Bolmann
Sofia
Sr. Peterssure
Silistria
Bulgaria
Constantinople
M. Zankoff
Colliery Explosion in Belgium Sinks 144 Miners
A fire damp explosion at a Quaregnon colliery trapped 154 miners. Only 10 saved as galleries collapsed. by mid afternoon rescue teams found 144 bodies, all asphyxiated, with recovery ongoing amid dangerous conditions. The bulletin notes broader European briefings including Russia Turkey indemnity talks and political developments.
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Mons
Quaregnon
The Widower and The Widow Case at Queen's Bench
A widow and a widower contested Payne v. Button in Queen's Bench before Justice Hawkins and a common jury. The plaintiff lent money, sent furniture, and arranged a marriage. the defendant demanded a will in her favor and later refused to marry. Verdict for the plaintiff for 1002 money rent and furniture restitution, with costs. The Primate on the Church House: meeting in Croydon urged building a Church House with an initial aim of 100000 pounds to launch fundraising efforts and support church work.
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Kate Saunders
Kate Allwright
Blackheathfold Board School
A. G. Dudman
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Carttar
Mrrcham
Croydon
John Stephenson
Thomas Smith
Holborn
Mitcham
Wiley
Brauway
Westnoughe Terrace
Russell Roberts
Lexham Gardens
Westbourne Terrace
Sreawze Sonx
Anglia
Mersey
Pa ‘Bee Ducurss
Will Oper
Buccleuch Testate
Richmond
Caistor
London
Church House
A. T. Layton
Bisrysciabary
Benson
J. M. Braithwaite
Alfred Carpenter
J.P
Mark Knowles
Archbiacon
Church of England
England
Dowland Edges Mitchell In All In Billiards Match
In a long all-in billiards contest at the Argyll street hall Regent circus Dowland led Mitchell throughout the week and finished with 13,331 to 9,809, winning by 2,266 after yesterday's resumed play.
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Mrrceett
DowiLaxp
W. Mitchell
J. Dowland
Argyll-street
Regent Circus
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Dowland
F. Bennett
Coles
Lhat
I’. Bennett
H. Coles
Westminster Aquarium
Bennett
Bass
Four Oakes Park
Sutton Colffield
Itty
Birchfield Harriers
Bristol Athletic Club
Bristol Harriers
Burtom
Godiva Harriers
South London
T. B. Nalder
Bristol
Hickman
Godiva
Thornton
Norton
Cope
Masbbett
Birchfield
Burton
CampripGe University Athietic Sports
Yeater
Cambridge
E. O. Kelly
Caius
J. L. Fleming
Clare
C. H. Cordeaux
F. G. Tuck
Trinity
E. F. J. Eliot
W.G. Mitchell
Richmond Athletic Association
Richmond Athletic Association’s Grounds, Mr. GC
W.W. Clarke
Spartan Harriers
J. Pritchard
Mr. Clarke
J. A. McIntosh
J. Miles
Spartan Harrier
McIntosh
Mendelssohn Athalie at Crystal Palace Concert
Yesterday at Crystal Palace the Mendelssohn programme featured Athalie with spoken text, preceded by the Reformation Symphony and Jerusalem. Mr Manns drew near perfection in the symphony. Misses Sherwin Fenna Rees sang three female solos. Santley read the poem. chorus performed well. Royal attendees saw Ruddigore at the Savoy.
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Crystal Palace
Mendelssohn
Racine
Athalie
St. Pau
Jerusalem
Manns
Amy Sherwin
Marianne Fenna
Eleanor Rees
Santley
Death of Mrs Henry Marston Actress and Shakspearean retiree
Mrs Henry Marston widow of the noted Shakspearean actor died yesterday at an advanced age. Born February 1810 in Oxford Street she showed early theatrical promise under coach Nathan and made a Catherine Street debut in 1826. She married in 1830 and largely retired until 1844 when she joined Phelps at Sadler's Wells then gained fame for Shakespearian roles including Nurse and Paulina. Survived by sister Mrs George Hodson and granddaughter Mrs Harrington Bally.
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John Baptiste Noel
Noel
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Annette
Colman
Frank Matthews
Margate
Faucit Saville
Theodore Martin
Smith
Norwich
Marston
Henry V
Windsor Castle
George Hodson
Henrietta Hodson
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