Livingstone Funeral Reflections Stir Public Mourning
Across London and Scotland, clergy and officials honor David Livingstone. The procession, statues planned in Edinburgh and Blantyre, and a petition to renew his pension highlight lasting respect for the famed explorer and missionary.
Morning and Homeward Faith Across Two Continents
The poem reflects a traveler’s farewell from Monmouth on April 4 as US and England share mournful lines. It includes prayers for enslaved Africans and hopes for liberty, with imagery of graves, seas, and welcomes in a period voice. The verse links Goleta and Europe to England as the traveler’s journey ends.
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Goleta
Memorial rendering of David Livingstone in London church
The article salutes David Livingstone as a fearless explorer and missionary, noting his work among the Makololo, campaigning for peace, freeing slaves, and denouncing the slave trade. It describes his interment in London as a hero intrepid and brave, with lines praising Africa and his memorial in the nation. The piece closes with a signature and address at Bonner Road, London.
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Ice Land
Scotland
Africa
Livingstone
London
MacFarlane
Trinity Church
Clapham
R. Redpath
Dr. Livingstone
United Presbyterian Church
Sir P. Coats
William Helms
M.P
Paisley
Southampton
Malwa
Royal Geographical Society
William Fergusson
Edinburgh
Hill
Noel Paton
Blantyre
Glasgow
South Africa
John Rankin
Clyde
David
Gladstone
Dr. Lavinguvone
Cotia
Makololo
Jake
Victoria
Egypt
Glen
116th anniversary festival of the Orphan Working School
The 116th anniversary dinner at the London Tavern drew nearly 200 guests. James Spicer led the event with royal toasts, praising Her Majesty and the Prince of Wales for patronage and funding. The program included music, speeches, and a tour of the institution’s facilities at Haverstock Hill. The chair noted the need for 10,000 pounds annually to support 400 children, with 5,000 pounds from donations and subscriptions.
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London Tavern
James Spicer
J.P
Prince of Wales
Prince and Princess of Wales
Army
Navy
G. Biddlecombe
R.N
C.B
Chaplin Henry
C. KE. Mudie
Corporation
City of London
Sheriff Johnston
J. A. Moore
Bartkowska
City Road
Soul
Haverstock Hill
South America
J. Kemp Welch
Montem Smith
Finch
Messrs
N. M. Rothschild and Co
Frederick Pollock
Bart
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