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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Apr 15, 1874
Page
18
A blend of local theater of queries and a public health note recounts arsenic found in wall papers across rooms and the search for safe replacements. Readers are urged to consider home safety as reports share varied patterns and makers. Public notices follow about political meetings and candidate endorsements amid Liberal support.
The Queen attended church at Whippingham with sermons by Rev. William Gray. Royal visits to Osborne and Dublin are reported, with Prince Arthur to join the 7th Hussars. A princess delivers a son at Kensington, and Princess Beatrice marks her seventeenth birthday. Sir Garnet Wolseley named Inspector General of Auxiliary Forces. Gladstone declines a Liberal banquet invitation. Huddleston declines Solicitor-General post. Lady Coleridge dies at eighty five. Ruskin and Muller to Italy. Owen returns from Egypt. Marquis of Clanricarde dies. his son Yeates to the marquisate. Iron wages cut ten percent. smallpox outbreak in Birmingham. South Wales coal trades threaten wage cuts and possible strikes. Tichborne case motions include new-trial attempts. Home Secretary hears Arthur Orton request. Leeds assizes award 1000 damages for railway injuries. Maria Burlitt's death sentence commuted to life. Wellhall estate purchased near Hamilton. Louth election results favor Kirk. London Mansion House conference on Hospital Sunday Fund. Holloway incident. High tide precautions noted.
Mr and Mrs German Reed resume shows at St George's Hall on Monday with Ayes Ago. Sumner treasures include Bunyan Bible signed by Pilgrim’s Progress author. Kenealy’s Englishman piece on Tichborne case spurs a proposed 30000 pound testimonial fund. Arthur Orton expected back in a year. A Scots editor tale ends with a clergy fishing joke.
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