Royal Appointments and Health Notes From London
The Marquis de Lavalette and Don M. Rances y Villaneuva presented credentials to the Queen. the Prince of Wales and Princess remain at Wildbad while plans from Balmoral and Underley Hall unfold. Gladstone’s health improves at Walmer Castle as naval timber stock reviews occur and a new revising bench is named for London districts.
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Marquis de Lavalette
Don M. Rances Y Villaneuva
Earl Granville
Balmoral
Prince of Wales
Marlborough House
Princess of Wales
Wildbad
Abergeldie Castle
Lord Kenlis
Underley Hall
Westmoreland
Underley
Gladstone
Walmer Castle
Thames Embankment
War Office
Horse Guards
Brierley
Clerkenwell
Han
Leary
Old Broad-street
Baxter
Admiralty
Howard Denison
Newark
Canada
United States
Queen’s Bench
James Newton Goren
Middlesex
Spencer Perceval
Lincoln’s-inn
City of London
Francis James Bacon
City of Westminster
Marylebone
Finsbury
Tower Hamlets
Nassau John Senior
Lincoln's Inn
Hackney
Chelsea
Deal
Mr. Gladstone
Corporation
Cinque Ports
Downs
Kent
Childers
Dacres
Plymouth
Agincourt
Gibraltar
Northumberland
Hercules
Monarch
Bellerophon
Incons
Warrior
William Pullin
Bristol
Pullin
Epvocation Question Brings Birmingham Clergy to Form Education Society
In Birmingham a meeting of clergy and lay Churchmen presided by Mr. Kynnersley agreed to form a society opposing the National Education League. They supported a more complete national education but warned that free and rate-supported schools are impracticable and that modifications to the denominational system are preferable.
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Birmingham
Kynnersley
National Education League
Indiscriminate charity and vaccination debates at Guildhall
Reports from Guildhall and Bow Street recount debates on destitution aid and mandatory child vaccination. Details include a German woman with six children suspected of deception, and a judge reducing a 10s fine for refusing vaccination to reflect belief in risks, amid other criminal cases and Habitual Criminals Act updates.
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Guildhall
R. W. Carden
Pondinen
Germany
Bow Street
Roderick Gordon McLeod
Little Queenstreet
Holborn
Yardley
St. Giles’s
Hatcher
Harwood
Mansion House
Abchurch Lane
America
New York
Knight
Stormina
Wakefield
Thomas Flockton
Stockton-on-Tees
Holbeck
Nostell
Barratt
Hertford
Great Northern Railway
William Eyre
Newsagents’ Publishing Company
Charles Clinton Hoey
Universal News
Hoey
Fleet-street
Barbara Ubric
Mr. Hoey
Alderman Dakin
Metropolis
Thames
John Lehay
Shadwell
Paget
Keeley
Kingshott
Marylebone
Serjeant Cox
Middlesex Sessions
Cardiff
Ohlsen
Byron
Ohlson
Clergyman in Dundee Dies by Own Hand Amid Devotion
Sunday reports say Rev Peter Grant a Dundee Catholic clergyman killed himself due to brain disease linked to intense study. The Dundee Advertiser notes his two years yielding 300 converts and respectful remembrance of his service.
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Peter Grant
Dundee
Dundee Advertiser
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William Roundtree
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