Sixteen bridesmaids at cathedral wedding in 1758 era
The article notes sixteen bridesmaids and records that this was the first marriage at the cathedral since 1758. It also covers diverse topics from the Irish Agricultural Show in Galway to railway incidents and political letters, including notes on Morocco and Australian protection.
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Galway
Ireland
Duke of Marlborough
Grand Shereef
Morocco
Sidi el Hadj Abd-es-Salem
House of
Wazan
Shereeffa
Charing-cross
England
Home Secretary
Italy
Cross
Bright
C. Gavan Duffy
Legislative Assembly of Victoria
Australia
Stuart Mill
Scotch Midland Express
Kirkstall
Yorkshire
Botallack
St. Just
Penzance
Regent’s Canal
Gloucester Gate
G. J. Noel
M.P
London
America
Earl Russell
Tavistock
Death of reformer William Lovett and other 19th century notes
The obituary recalls William Lovett once a key reformer who helped frame the People’s Charter and spent years in prison for sedition. It notes his later work in educational physiology and references a short autobiography. The item also covers Dr Baxter Langley’s Greenwich campaign address and other 1877 agricultural and civic notices.
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William Lovett
Lovett
Theeople
J. Baxter Lancley
Dr. Langley
France
Courrier de
Christ’s Hosriran
William Arthur Gibbs
Christ’s Hospital
Gibbs
Christ's Hospital
London
Schools Inquiry
London ScHool Board
Marx Wilks
Mark Wilks
School Board For London
Finsbury
School Guardian
Tor
Transvaal
Alexander M‘arthur
South Africa
Committee of Supply
Moffat
Livingstone
Blackheath
Lord Carnarvon
Africa
George Clerk
Bloemfontein
Free States
Rupert Morrar
M.P
Mechi
Times
Tiptree Hall
Kelvedon
Essex
Berkshire
Bucks
Oxon
Hants
Wilts
Sussex
Hereford
Lancashire
Buckinghamshire
Suffolk
E. Thurston Holland
Board of Trade
Sheerness
Jean Francois Nicolas -Biesman Simons
Fowke
Great Tower-street
Isle of Sheppey
Wright
Leigh
Arthy
Rochford
Queenborough
Wiglesworth
Higgs
Association Hall
Manchester
Edward Jackson
Norman Kerr
T. Carson
Liverpool