Late Night Commons Session Weighs on Treasury Bill
The House faced a long night as votes and debates stretched into the early morning. Sir Charles Dilks, with Chamberlain and Rylands, pressed the Treasury issue while opponents drifted away. By dawn the ministry still faced questions of Egyptian affairs and Afghan war timing.
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Queen’s Colleges
Raikes
Treasury
Cdy
Charles Dilks
Chamberlain
Rylands
Lord Hartington
Julian Goldsmid
Jenkins
Rochester
Chaston Ilke
Evrone
House of Commons
Death of Mr. T. W. Bond Senior Norfolk News employee
The Norfolk News records the death of Mr. T. W. Bond a longtime supporter of the Liberal cause and former sub editor and manager of the Norfolk News He died at his Oxford Street Norwich home in his seventy sixth year He earlier ran a Barton Mills school and published Bond s Watchism a children s book which saw wide use Mrs Jarrold issued the work and he received a purse of one hundred sovereigns from friends after his stroke nine years ago His integrity and fidelity to duty are praised in the obituary and he is described as an upright man who cherished his reputation
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T. W. Bond
Orfolk
Norfolk News
Barton Mills
Stoke Ferry
Bond
Jarrold
Oxford-Street
Norwich
Nonconformist Letter on Cooperative Stores Debate
A reader criticizes the National Church and a proposed Nonconformist Co operative Association, arguing protests against the scheme are ignored. The letter notes past Clergy Co operative Stores warnings and laments lack of proven benefit for Nonconformist consumers. It ends with praise for Mr Rae’s twenty five year ministry at Batley and gratitude for parish support.
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National Church
Morlais Jones
A Day in the Country London Cottage Mission Appeal
Readers are urged to fund a country day trip for East London children supported by the London Cottage Mission. Walter Austin and Miss F Napton solicit gifts at Burdett Road Limehouse and 14 Finsbury Circus to fund a long awaited excursion for the youngsters after seventeen weeks of Irish-stew dinners.
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London
London Cottage Mission
Misa F. Napton
Burdett, Road
Limehouse
Walter Austin
Finsbury Circus
E.C
Resignations and arrivials in local churches region wide
The Rev H J Tresidder resigns the pastorate at Lordship Lane East Ilwich to lead Budleigh Salterton Devon. Rev David Asquith after twelve years at Cornwall Road Brixton accepts invitation and begins ministry at Landport General Baptist Church. The Rev Henry Coleman closes eleven years at Penryn Independent Church and seeks retirement after forty one years in the ministry. A children flower service is held at Surbiton Park Lecture Hall with bouquets sent to London hospital patients. Presentation to the Rev James Rae Batley Congregational Church marks twenty five years of service with a purse of 160 awarded and deacons A Brooke and J Taylor involved.
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H. J. Tresidder
Lordship Lane
East Ilwich
Budleigh Salterton
Devon
David Asquith
Cornwall Road
Brixton
General Baptist Church
Landport
Cornwall
Henry Coleman
Penryn
Coleman
Suffolk
Surbitonpark
London
Carvell Williams
Surrey Comet
James Rae
Batuey
J. Rae
Congregational Church
Batley
A. Brooke
J. Taylor
Rae
Joshua Taylor
The Morality of Dissolution in Parliament Affairs
The piece argues for a rapid dissolution of Parliament amid rising private interests and electoral spending. It compares English and American patterns of election-driven governance and warns that upcoming sessions will be marked by organized hypocrisy and broad political maneuvering.
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Brooke
Mr. Taylor
Mr. Rae
Lancashire
Lord Beaconsfield
Mansion House
Stock Exchange
Lord Besconsfield
United States
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