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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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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Bow-street
Jamaica
Robert Collier
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Roscoe
Mill
M.P
P. A. Taylor
R. Collier
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Sir Robert
Vaughan