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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 22, 1868

Page

21

Notable British Figures Engage in Social and Academic Moves

The piece lists a string of dignitaries and events including luncheon at Hushenden Manor with Mr and Mrs Disraeli, Cardinal Cullen dining with the Prince of Wales at Dublin Castle, and various academic and political appointments. It notes Sir Alexander Grant as Principal of the University of Edinburgh, Trollope sailing to the United States for a postal treaty, and General Simpson’s death after a long illness.

Christian Disraeli Hushenden Manor Cardinal Cullen Dublin Castle Prince of Wales Benjamin Speke Dowliah Wake Ilminster British Medical Journal Alexander Grant University of Edinburgh David Brewster Alexander William Chambers Edinburgh Earl of Derby South Kensington Mauseum Earl of Shaftesbury Winchester Duke of Northumberland Middlesex Elliotson Symes Davies-street Anthony Trollope United States Alfred W. Bennett M.A F.L.S Westminster Hospital General Simpson Crimea Lord Raglan Horringer Bury St. Edmunds

Walpurgis Night and Hymn of Praise by National Choir

The National Choral Society under G W Martin will perform Walpurgis Night and Hymn of Praise with a 700-strong band and chorus on Wednesday the 29th. Emigration from East London sees 150 people depart on the St Lawrence bound for Quebec. Queen's University Ireland convocation in Dublin elects Dr William MacCormac to the Senate amid debates on denominational education. A Good Examine to Lance Emmoyers describes Oxford Baths and Reading Rooms opened for workers. Surrey Curren Lectures report on 40 to 50 thousand attendees over 24 meetings. Women’s franchise meeting in Manchester advocates voting rights for women. Prosecution of ex Governor Eyre proceeds over martial law proclamations and related acts.

Exeter Haut Menpetssoun Nicur Walpurgis National Choralociety G. W. Martin London St. Lawrence Victoria Docks Quebec Poplar Ireland Queen’s University Lance Emmoyers Oxford Hugh Mason Ashton-under-Lyne Mason David Farrar John Cooper Minder Richard Oram J. Hutchison Y. T. Robinson Paul and Robinson Thomas Green M.curdy James Hughes Newman Hall Church of Christ Free Trade Hall Manchester Pochin Salford Archdeacon Sandford Disraeli Austria Chisholm Anstey Jacob Bright Annie Robertson Dublin Mr. Mill

Faraday Statue Proposed for Westminster Abbey

Notes compile a set of varied items from the era including a proposed Faraday statue for Westminster Abbey and the Metropolitan Board of Works purchase of Tooting common for suburban recreation. The column also recalls a sacred drama at Heyside School and social curiosities from American industry and witty exchanges.

Faraday Westminster Abbey Metropolitan Board of Works Tooting Common Joseph Heyside Rochdale Observer Cincinnati Journal H. Ward Beecher New York Gethsemane Amher Mount Lebanon America New York Independent Howe White House Pat Brussels

Holloway's Pills Promised Purifying Health Boost

The article extols Holloway's purifying Pills as a remedy to cleanse the circulation and invigorate glands viscera and brain. It claims the pills reduce morbid matter and fortify against fevers and life threats in changeable weather. Forewarned should be forearmed with these pills during lassitude headache or dejection.

Holloway Gais

Births Marriages and Deaths from Various English Locales

Birth notices list a daughter born to the wife of Rev Josiah Miller in Lincolnshire on April 14 and a daughter to the wife of Rev E Dodge on April 14 in Odiham. Additional births include daughters to Mr Arthur Miall in Upper Norwood on April 20. Marriages record multiple couples with dates in April at chapels and churches across Bristol, Manchester, Needham Market, York, and London areas, including WEBB ENBERITT DOUGLAS MELNON YOUNG HONYCHURCH PETER HORNE CHAPMAN OVICE CHALMERS GILES STOAKES DRONFIELD SMITH NORTH GRUNDY BOARDMAN BURKITT PARSONS FRANCIS MARTEL NEWBERY TISKER TAYLOR HOYT.

Long Sutton Lincolnshire Josiah Miller Dodge Odiham E. Dodge Mialus Foxlane Upper Norwood Arthur Miall Webb Enberitt Pasulo New Jersey United States John W. Webb New York Amelia A Ens Thom L. Neritt R.N Douglas—Melnon Belgravian Presbyterian Church Halkin Street West London Thomas Alexander William Douglas Lowndes-street Nielson Bank Houses Troqueer Dumfries Young Honychurch Arley Chapel Bristol Charles Knibbs Hambrook Benjamin Mo Ea Young Ellen Francis Honyoburoh Jacob Atrest Peter—Horne Broadmead Chapel I. A. Wheeler Richard Peter Launceston Cornwall Ann Horne Cchapman— Ovice Needham-Market James Jenkins Henry William Chapman Mary Jane George Lovick Needham- Market Chalmers—Giles Rusholme Road Manchester James Chalmers Annie T T. Giles Clare Suffolk Stoakes—Dronfield Queen Street Chapel Sheffield J. P. Gledstone Arthur Stoakes Hara Ann Joseph Dronfield St. Philip's Road Smith North Louie Anne M. Jean Baptiste Martel San Francisco Vnd William Jolson Bishopssare Newbery—Tisker Independent Chapel Andover W. McOwen William John A. A. Newbery Cardiff Mathilda W Liam Mirabeth Tasker Waterloo Ironworks Nac Taylor—Hoyt New-road Independent Chapel Bury J. H. Houston Edmund Taylor Alice Thomas Holt

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Hiscellaneous Heros Eyre Bow-street Jamaica Robert Collier Messrs Shaen Roscoe Mill M.P P. A. Taylor R. Collier England Sir Robert Vaughan
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