British Consul house hosts first Catholic congregation in new locality
A Roman Catholic priest moves his congregation from the British Consul’s house to a new site offering church, school, and reading room. Bible and tract distribution become unhindered. An Englishman in Seville faced a near mob over a pamphlet incident in the cathedral.
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Seville
Polynesia
Queensland
Sydney
Young
Australia
New Hebrides
Melbourne
Fiji
New Hebrides Islands
Palma
Court Official and Personal Hews Across the Week
Sunday marks the twenty sixth anniversary of the Princess Alice memorial events with royal visits and official orders for June celebrations. Notable society items include Dublin and London figures visiting Osborne and Belfast, while Dickens remains ill and cautioned from public speaking. Observers note preservation of open spaces like Epping Forest and discussions on Covent Garden Theatre as a potential telegraph central station.
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Alice Fo Ape Mary
House of A
Arthur
Killayne
London
Patrick Bell
Duke of Sutherland
Sutherlandshire
Mansion House
Henry Lee
Daubhill
Bolton
Bedgley- Park
Manchester
Richard Harwood
West Bank
Ancashire
Covent Garden Theatre
Urphy
North Shields magistrates face complaint interview request
A man explains to the Home Secretary the treatment he has received from the magistrates of North Shields and requests an interview. Mr Bruce declines the proposed conference.
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Home Secretary
North Shields
Bruce
Fraud and education reform themes in 19th century notes
A weekly digest notes 1 473 applications and 476 new patients at Great Northern Hospital. Yorkshire education conference backs compulsory schooling. Judicature Commission proposes a unified Supreme Court with shared procedures and chambers. Leeds Congregationalists condemn beerhouses and liquor laws. Emigration plans by 250 000 capital and sixteen pioneers. Irish agrarian murder inquiry and public petitions report details on suffrage and temperance petitions, with parliamentary reactions to women’s political influence.
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Great Northern Haspital
Caledonian Road
Metropolitan Gas Company
Denison
Q.C
Central Gas Company
Higgs
Yorkshire Board of Education
Sheffield
Canon Sale
Judicature Commission
Supreme Court
Chancery
National Association
Congregational
Leeds Mercury
Cooleharive
Nebraska
Pall Mall Gazette
Ireland
Bradshaw
Cappawhite
Tipperary
Phillipstown House
Temperance Party
Commons
Ladies’ Gallery
Marylebone
London Telegraph
Gleanings of Small News and Notable Notes
A mixed bag of items spans crime and science to travel and society. A Bristol murder is noted, Patti in Paris, a royal birth in a railway carriage, and Barham recovering 200,000 dots. Others mention Lamb’s lasting popularity, Bell and Daldy’s Elia sales, Mrs. Walker’s interview, and a row from Mortlake to Putney.
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Bristol
Patti
Paris
Great Northern Railway
Barham
Charles Lamb
Messrs
Bell and
Daldy
Elia
Eliana
Mary Walker
Grant
Mortlake
Putney
Oxford
Goschen
Clerkenwell
Donally
Reigate
Victoria
Canada
British and Colonial Emigration Fund
Prouirie
Jonathan Edwards
Ameer
Qon
Peshawar
L’ollock
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