Last Session Ends as Parliament Prorogued After War Debate
The 1877 session closes with prorogation after a day of mixed activity. Sir William Harcourt dominates debate chatter while Mr Knatchbull-Hugessen and Mr Bourke clarify a pending report. The Queen's Speech outlines neutrality in the Russo-Turkish war, famine in India, and reforms across courts, education, and administration.
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William Harcourt
Fawcett
Exchequer
W. H. Smith
Westminster
Admiralty
House of Commons
Treasury Bench
Mr. McLaren
Ireland
Scotland
Mr. Jenkins
Embankment
Her
National School of Music
McLaren
Knatchbull-Hugessen
Wellesley
Bourke
Mr. Knatchbull-Hugessen
Black Rod
Speaker
House of Lords
Commons
Lords
Lord Cairns
Duke of Richmond
Marquis of Salisbury
Lord Skelmersdale
Lord Harrowby
Europe
Russia
India
Madras
Bombay
Mysore
Transvaal
South Africa
United Kingdom
Oxford
Cambridge
Sheriff Courts of
Humorous admonition and tonic claims in late 19th century notice
A sportsman jokes about his son’s grouse outing while warning him not to shoot bankers or brokers, but aiming at a parson. The item then promotes Dr de Jongh's Light-Brown Cod Liver Oil as a highly effective consumption treatment with testimonial from District Medical Officer Allen G. Chattaway, listing prices and sole UK consignees.
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DE Jonen
Allen G. Chattaway
Leominster
de Jongh
War updates from the Danube campaigns of 1877
Reports describe limited fighting near Lovca and Selvi, with skirmishes against Turks at Lovea. Mehemet Ali Pasha and Suleiman Pasha seek junctions to strike, while Russian forces under Czarevitch and Zimmermann bolster positions around Plevna. Reinforcements move toward the Danube as campaigns shift to defensive staging and fortifications.
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Danube
Plevna
Mirski
Tirnova
Lovca
Selvi
Lovea
Daily Telegraph
Osman Pasha
Nicholas
Studeni
Biela
Czarevitch
Mehemet Ali
Shumla
Zimmermann
Bucharest
Suleiman Pasha
Slivno
Tirnovo
Suleiman
Osman
Servia
Sofia
Balkan Pass
Adrianople
Eyoub Pasha
Mehemet Ali Pasha
Rasgrad
Balkans
Eyoub and
Mehemet Ali Pashan
Bangrad
Bulgaria
Golden Horn
Balkan
trans-Balkan
Kezanlik
Sistova
Lower Danube
Roumania
St. Petersburg
Turkestan
Landwehr