Royal visit and Irish unrest feature Easter Monday events
The Duke of Edinburgh and Mr. Disraeli visit Prince and Princess Christian at Cumberland Lodge. Easter Monday in Limerick saw a Home Rule demonstration clash between Butt and O Shaughnessey and nationalist groups, with fights, stones, and chaos.
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Duke of Edinburgh
Disraeli
Prince and Princess Christian
Cumberland Lodge
Limerick
Butt
O’shaughnessey
O'Shaughnessey
Tichborne Release
Magna Charta
Trafalgar Square
Hyde Park
Daily Telegraph
Kenealy
Thomas Fowell Buxton
Colonel Duff
North Norfolk
East Cumberland
Cameron
Africa
South Yorkshire
Derbyshire
Blackpool
Philadelphia
J. Hawkshaw, Bart
C.E
Isaac Lowthian Bell
Hartlepool
Professor Odling
Oxford
Anderson
Royal Arsenal
Woolwich
England
United States
Treasury
Burgess
Southall
Southall Cattle Market
Blackburn
William Fish
Emily Holland
Potts
Fish
German explorers unearth relics dating back six centuries BC
Olympia reports exhumation of valuable artifacts from antiquity. The Countess of Caithness plans a work titled Old Truths in a New Light to merge material science with scripture and spiritual science. The Atheneum notes Shakespeare's Newplace estate in Stratford-on-Avon formally transferred to the town corporation by Halliwell-Phillipps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Countess of
Caithness
Atheneum
Shakespeare
Newplace
Stratford-on-Avon
Halliwell-Phillipps
Plimsoll appeals clergy for sailors redress in ship surveys
Circular from Samuel Plimsoll sent to Anglican and nonconformist clergy across the United Kingdom requests petition support and letters to members. He calls for surveys of doubtful ships and verified grain cargoes to curb wrongs against sailors. Esther 8 6 quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Plimsoll
Esther
Tur Messian
Handel
London
Sacred Harmonic Society
Exeter Hall
Michael Costa
Sims Reeves
Shakspear
Edith Wynne
Madame Patey
Signor Foli
Alexandra Place
Weist-Hill
Madame Lemmens-Sherrington
Miss Palmer
Vernon Rigby
Maybrick
Brrn
Hyde Park
Liberal Party
Guildford
Lancashire and Yorkshire International Arbitration Association
Manchester
Hugh Mason
Henry Havelock
England
Europe
Charity Commissioners of the
General Charities
Fragments From A 19th Century Paper Talking Points
The article surveys diverse topics from sermons and public events to natural resources and preservation. It notes soda lakes in Wyoming with high value, a plant drying method preserving colors, and morphine abuse in Europe with low recovery under moral treatment. It touches on civic life and medical concerns of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Parker
Pitsfield
Sopa Laxzs
Pontey
Union Pacific Railroad
Wyoming Territory
M. Boulade
England
America
Privy Council
New York
Germany
Light-Brown Cod Liver Oil Endorsed by Doctor Smith
Dr Edward Smith, former Medical Officer to the Poor-Law Board of Great Britain, endorses De Jongh Light-Brown Cod Liver Oil as genuine and reliable. Sold in imperial capsulated half-pints, pints, and quarts by chemists. Sole consignees Antar Hartford and Co. 77 Strand London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depe Joneu
Edward Smith
F.i
Poor-Law Board of Great Britain
de Jongh
Quarts
Sole Consignees
Antar, Hartford and Co
Strand
London
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London Endowed
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Samaritan Fund
The
Charterhouse
Christ’s Hospital
King Edward’s School
Bridewell Hospital
Bethlehem Hospital
Foundation
St. Thomas’s Hospital
Foundling Hospital
Benevolent Fund
Whatley Fund
Guy’s Hospital
St. Katherine’s Hospital
St. Paul’s
St. Luke’s Hospital
Corporation of London
Glewnings
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