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Newspaper
Nonconformist
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Aug 22, 1877
Page
9
The Home Rule Confederation of Great Britain calls Parnell M P and O Connor Power M P to address meetings in Leeds Bradford and Liverpool under the Obstructionists banner. O Donoghue M P denounces Parnell and Biggar Obstructives and condemns the Irish press as distorting government to oppress the people.
The Queen and Princess Beatrice depart Osborne for Ballater tonight while the King of Denmark visits London. The Prince of Wales meets the Crown Prince of Germany at Ostend and attends Covent Garden concerts with the Princess of Wales and the King of Denmark. Prince Albert Victor shows a relapse per The Lancet, with no local complications. Empress Eugénie arrives at Hyde and Sandown for the season. Cabinet plans and parliamentary moves unfold. Gladstone’s son takes a teaching post. Karl Russell marks 85 years in Parliament. Reports of Napoleonic fete, lightning at Deddington, and meat cargo from River Plate reach Rouen. Fenian prisoners and Liberal efforts in Northampton surface. Scotland Yard conspiracy case continues.
The trial of Kurr and fellow convict Benson nears the end as eight days of testimony conclude at Bow Street before Sir James Ingham. The further hearing is set for Thursday. In North Northamptonshire, Lord Burghley wins the election by 786 votes over Captain Wyatt Edgell. Clare’s Sir Bryan O Loghlen secures a 572 vote majority over O Gorman Mahon and Reeves.
The third year election of Staplehurst Kent school board produced five seats with a Nonconformist majority preserved. Dr Reyner led a Churchman bid but failed to secure overall control as Barling Chapman and Jull kept Nonconformist seats.
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