Royal visit to Ireland meets mixed reception in Dublin
The Prince of Wales and party arrived at Kingstown and Dublin amid cheering crowds and some opposing demonstrations. Addresses were exchanged with the Lord Mayor and Dublin Corporation, with plenty of royal progress planned through the city and a ball at the Mansion House.
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Prince of Wales
Prince Arthur
Princess Louise
Marquis of Lerne
Kingstown
Victoria
City of
Dublin
Louise
Prince Arthur Patrick
Lorne
Metropolia of
Ireland
Royal
Spencer
Viceregal Lodge
Marchioness of
Margquia
Westland-row
Waa
Louisa
Royal Agricultural Society
Killiney-hill
Robert Warren
United Kingdom
Killiney
London
Holyheail
Parliament defers bills on mines regulation and Contagious Diseases Act
The Metalliferous Mines Regulation Bill and the Coal Mines Regulation Bill were postponed. Mr Munphin moved to suspend parts of the Contagious Diseases Act relating to compulsory examination of women, but the motion was postponed. The House adjourned at three o'clock.
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Sir J. Elphinstone
Baines
Bruce
Lord Campbell
Whalley
Bruck
E. W. Pook
Ir. Glapstone
Osborne
House of Commons
Newpgaate
Vance
Russell Gurnty
Harpy
Prince Arthur
Giapsronz
Duchy of Cornwall
Prince of Wales
Gladstone
Duke of Edinburgh
Disrant
Taylor
Dixon
Disraxus
H. James
Assheton
Croft
Synan
J. Sclater-Booth
Marling
M. Lopes
Harcourt
GrapsTones
Oxford
W. E. Forster
Epping Forest
Ayrton
C. Wood
J. W. P. Watlington
H. F. Barclay
Munphin
A Saint Mistake at the Village Church
A humorous incident near Hanley reports a church plate nudged to collect a donation. Dame Quickly, asleep, woke to seize the plate and sweep its contents into her lap, quipping Alright, waiter five pints we three papers of tobacco.
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Hanley
Pew
Birmingham Port