Royal Commission prorogues Parliament with a slate of bills
The royal commission prorogues Parliament after a reception of the Duke of Edinburgh Annuity Bill and a long list of measures including the Supreme Court of Judicature Bill, Education Acts amendments, and Merchant Shipping Acts. The message lauds foreign treaties, railways regulation, and costs reductions, with ministers detailing gains in trade, justice, and education.
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Osborne
House of Commons
House of Lords
Duke of Edinburgh
Law Agents
Scotland
Crown Private Estates
Supreme Court of Judicature
Militia Service
Caulan
Black Rod
House of Peers
The
Commons
Butt
British Museum
Treasury
Lowe
Table Bay
Zanzibar
Aden
Board
Greenwich
Duke of
E. Buckley
J. White
Fawcett
Jacob Bright
C. Dilke
M‘laren
Crum-Ewing
Mr. Dixon
R. Shaw
David Wedderburn
T. B. Potter
Wilfrid Lawson
Carter
A. H. Brown
Miller
Edinburgh
Mr. Munt
Election results and nominations reported for several boroughs
The article details polling outcomes with Mr. Board winning a large majority in Greenwic and mentions 140 informal ballots. It covers Yeaman Jenkins Stephen results in another borough, 106 bad votes, and low turnout. It also notes nomination events in Lichfield Guildhall with Allsopp and Jaffray as candidates and polling forthcoming.
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Greenwicu
Acne Smith
Langley
Angerstein
Bennett
Board
Yeaman
U.S
Jenkins
Stephen
East
Guildhall
Lichfield
Allsopp
Richard Dyott
Freemore Park
Stafford
Walter Williams
Charles Foster
Walsall
M. T. Bass
M.P
Derby
Jaffray
Epitome of Royal Visits and Political Happenings
Monarchs visit Steephill Castle as Prince Arthur’s betrothal to Princess Thyra is announced but postponed. Duchess of Inverness dies at Kensington, aged 83. Ministries shuffle with appointments to Privy Council and Zanzibar posts amid London civic and court events.
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Duke of Edinburgh
Czarewitch
Steephill Castle
Ventnor
Princess Alexander of Oldenburg
Copenhagen
Prince Arthur
Thyra
Cecilia Letitia
Duchess of Inverness
Kensington Palace
Duke of Sussex
Devilia
Inverness
Kensal-green
Gladstone
Bradford
Bradfe Town Hall
Bir Bartle Frere
Her Majesty
European Life Assurance
Lord Westbury
Kirk
Zanzibar
Lord Lawrence
London School Board
Chelsea
Pall Mall Gazette
Baron Martin
Mountague Bernard
D.C. L
All Souls
Oxford
Cordwainer
John Paterson
John Bennett
Duke of Devonshire
House of Commons
Duke of Marbrough
Chipping Norton
Lord Selborne
England
St. Giles’s
Duke of Cambridge
Dartmoor
Metropolitan Improved Dwellings Company
Henry Evans
Aylesbury
Oving
Benjamin Hudson
Derby
Elizabeth Hudson
West Handley
Staveley
Derbyshire
London
S. Waterlow
Guildhall
Cambridge
Ireland
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